. . renal consequences since he will be receiving s/l I-DA-NAD-IE contrast media.
Posted By: MSmt on 2009-06-17
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Subject: . . renal consequences since he will be receiving s/l I-DA-NAD-IE contrast media.
Patient getting a heart cath. Suggestions?
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I believe contrast media is the pleural form of a single agent contrast medium?
Subject: I believe contrast media is the pleural form of a single agent contrast medium?
contrast medium or media??
Subject: contrast medium or media??
or are both correct?
Contrast media link. sm
Subject: Contrast media link. sm
http://imaging.mallinckrodt.com/covidienImaging/pagebuilder.aspx?topicID=169495&page=Catalog:Browser
low-osmolar and isosmolar contrast media,
Subject: low-osmolar and isosmolar contrast media,
Cardiac catheterization is a relatively safe procedure but has a well-defined risk of morbidity and mortality. The potential risk of major complications during cardiac catheterization may be difficult to ascertain because of the confounding aspects of comorbid disease and disparities in methods used to collect complication data.
The use of low-osmolar and isosmolar contrast media, lower profile diagnostic catheters, reduced anticoagulation, and extensive operator experience all serve to reduce the incidence of complications further.
Are they receiving TPN? Or do you have any diagnoses? nm
Subject: Are they receiving TPN? Or do you have any diagnoses? nm
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If patient is receiving antibiotics or
Subject: If patient is receiving antibiotics or
chemotherapy it would be PICC line, otherwise for feeding it would be PEG tube.
psychiatric patient receiving s/l HCT as outpatient.
Subject: psychiatric patient receiving s/l HCT as outpatient.
Infant is receiving Tylenol and s/l Sweetease...nm
Subject: Infant is receiving Tylenol and s/l Sweetease...nm
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liposuctioned with a #4 cannula, receiving 200-mL of fatty a/l aspirt
Subject: liposuctioned with a #4 cannula, receiving 200-mL of fatty a/l aspirt
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Otitis Media
Subject: Otitis Media
You heard it right. It's "ears." Infection obviously spread to the ear.
See the link and the text from the link below:
http://www.nidcd.nih.gov/health/hearing/otitism.asp
What is otitis media?
Otitis media is an infection or inflammation of the middle ear. This inflammation often begins when infections that cause sore throats, colds, or other respiratory or breathing problems spread to the middle ear. These can be viral or bacterial infections.
Otitis media
Subject: Otitis media
She has progressed into a __________ s/l foam-a-nit otitis media.
The pt was already treated for a serous otitis media, which got worse. She has tinnitus and pain in her ear.
otitis media
Subject: otitis media
I think it is fulminant.
s/l serisotitis media
Subject: s/l serisotitis media
Sounds like doc says ser i so titis media????
sometimes they say media otitis....SM
Subject: sometimes they say media otitis....SM
instead of otitis media......
I'd flag it.........
otitis media
Subject: otitis media
Pediotic
UAD Otic
Masporin Otic
Rx-Otic
A/B Otic
all are brand names, capitalized
serous otitis media nm
Subject: serous otitis media nm
OME= otitis media with effusion.
Subject: OME= otitis media with effusion.
could be "fulminate otitis media." .nm
Subject: could be "fulminate otitis media." .nm
the s/l media-appearing tissue
Subject: the s/l media-appearing tissue
The cervix is consistent with a multiparous cervix. The epithelial tissue appears to be normal. The transition zone is normal, and the s/l media-appearing tissue is actually glandular tissue from down below.
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media nerve distribution??
Subject: media nerve distribution??
Since that time he has increase in symptomatology with pain at night and weakness and numbness in the *media nerve distribution* in both hands, but again the right-dominant hand more so than the left.
Can this be correct media nerve distribution??
OME = otitis media with effusion or effusions. nm
Subject: OME = otitis media with effusion or effusions. nm
baby with URI and H/O Otitis media s/l Coralex GP??
Subject: baby with URI and H/O Otitis media s/l Coralex GP??
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Otitis media with "scaral" effusion
Subject: Otitis media with "scaral" effusion
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carotid endarectomy - s/l redundant pieces of intima and media were removed (nm)
Subject: carotid endarectomy - s/l redundant pieces of intima and media were removed (nm)
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speaking of recurrent thyroid cancer..so in that area the intra-media-sty-num sm
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Contrast
Subject: Contrast
Maybe p.o. as in oral. I have a doctor that says CT scan with p.o. and IV contrast was given.
CT with and without contrast
Subject: CT with and without contrast
There is questionable low density in the cerebellum which may represent R defect or artifect.
She says it so fast I can't quite get what she's saying.Thanks.
CT contrast..sm
Subject: CT contrast..sm
She will be scheduled for a head CT as well as carotid Dopplers and echocardiogram with ______ s/l bubble contrast. (She was clearing her throat while talking.)
TIA
contrast?
Subject: contrast?
Could he/she be saying no bubble contrast from right to left side?
Contrast?
Subject: Contrast?
The two that I have heard on a regular basis include Isovue and Omnipaque.
contrast
Subject: contrast
p.o., which means "oral" contrast.
CONTRAST
Subject: CONTRAST
What type of study are the doing? NM, CT, ???
contrast/air nm
Subject: contrast/air nm
contrast
Subject: contrast
The dr. says 'omnivue' contrast..
there is Omnipaque and Oravue. Could it be possible he is mixing them up? Otherwise Ill just flag it.
megafest contrast? nm
Subject: megafest contrast? nm
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Yes, MD-76 - it's a contrast medium
Subject: Yes, MD-76 - it's a contrast medium
another contrast medium!
Subject: another contrast medium!
Second could be IVC (intravenous contrast)
Subject: Second could be IVC (intravenous contrast)
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s/l *iodated contrast
Subject: s/l *iodated contrast
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anybody know PET/CT contrast s/l fluorodax---
Subject: anybody know PET/CT contrast s/l fluorodax---
Contrast dyes, etc
Subject: Contrast dyes, etc
Does anyone know a good website with names of contrast dyes, nuclear uptake agents, etc? I have a lumpectomy with sentinal node biopsy using something that sounds like "radial anal sulfa colloid." Wouldn't even know where to start with that one. Thanks!
s/l with antesion of contrast
Subject: s/l with antesion of contrast
She is obviously talking about adding the contrast for the CT scan but I don't know of a word antesion. any ideas?
could it be flush with contrast
Subject: could it be flush with contrast
flush with contrast
Help with angiography contrast
Subject: Help with angiography contrast
I'm doing a cardiac cath, angiography portion,
"Straight AP with cranial angulation was used for this angiogram. A 7-mL of hand injection with *visipate* contrast was performed in the main pulmonary artery."
I can't find anything close to s/l "visipate" on google. Any suggestions? Thanks!
s/l "isolusmolar contrast"
Subject: s/l "isolusmolar contrast"
Cardiac catheterization report:
"She did receive Mucomyst and (s/l "isolusmolar) contrast"
Sometimes, contrast helps . . .
Subject: Sometimes, contrast helps . . .
I often type IQ scores in which the patient ends up having low-average intelligence or above-average intelligence and always hyphenate these because they ARE compound adjectives ("above" modifies "average"), used TOGETHER to modify "intelligence," whereas, presumably, "small" and "moderate," as stated, are one OR the other (or even somewhere in between)!
I know, it's exhausting.
Brain MRI w/contrast. SM
Subject: Brain MRI w/contrast. SM
I'm having a brain cramp (probably from being run off the road by a school bus before coming to work). He is saying what sounds like "infundibula" midline.
BTW...this is an MRI abdomen without and with contrast
Subject: BTW...this is an MRI abdomen without and with contrast
He says "axial T1-weighted 3D thrive images postcontrast"
CT scan with PO and IV contrast
Subject: CT scan with PO and IV contrast
Does anyone know what the PO would stand for in connection with a CT scan?
s/l obdurate contrast
Subject: s/l obdurate contrast
I'm typing a CT report, and the pt has high creatinine, so they used what sounds like 颼 cc's of obdurate'. I can't find this word anywhere. Can anyone help?
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contrast in the knee?? sm
Subject: contrast in the knee?? sm
I have recommended use of a cane or an assistive device. I have recommended a s/l contrast in the knee and I have given her some knee exercises.
If contrast is correct what does this mean??
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