Blister could be a localized allergy reaction to the adhesive. I'd use blister if that's what
Posted By: hear. nm on 2005-07-21
In Reply to: infection due to a "tape blister" ?? - Sheryl
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bullae like a blister? sm
Subject: bullae like a blister? sm
bulla, gen. and pl. bullae
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1. A fluid-filled blister greater than 100 cm in diameter appearing as a circumscribed area of separation of the epidermis from the subepidermal structure (subepidermal bulla) or as a circumscribed area of separation of epidermal cells (intraepidermal bulla) caused by the presence of serum, or occasionally by an injected substance.
2. [NA]; A bubblelike structure.
sebaceous blister
Subject: sebaceous blister
The doctor from India said what s/l subofshow and I think it could be as follows:
Patient has stasis dermatitis extending to mid leg on both sides. He has a few sebaceous blisters. Do you agree?
infection due to a "tape blister" ??
The patient had an appendectomy which resulted in an abdominal wall wound secondary to a s/l "tape blister". Does this make any sense? Maybe "tape lifter"? Can sort of hear both of those.... TIA
localized subacromial....??
Subject: localized subacromial....??
Or localized to subacromial ... nm
Subject: Or localized to subacromial ... nm
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localized severe pain? nm
Subject: localized severe pain? nm
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localized is fine. It means the cervix sm
Subject: localized is fine. It means the cervix sm
could not be found in its usual place or in any place. The doc could not find it on PE. This is a common term.
I found morphea to be localized scleroderma,
Subject: I found morphea to be localized scleroderma,
and then that led to this link, which would be scleroderma limited to the extremities or lower extremities or something, so morphea could be the right term.
http://cancerweb.ncl.ac.uk/cgi-bin/omd?morphea+acroterica
carbon dioxide arteriogram and possibly a localized s/l flood with contrast. Is that right? nm
Subject: carbon dioxide arteriogram and possibly a localized s/l flood with contrast. Is that right? nm
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wound adhesive?
Subject: wound adhesive?
The wound was clean, dried and thin layers of s/l "Indermal" were applied. Thanks in advance
Mastisol (adhesive) nm
Subject: Mastisol (adhesive) nm
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Durabond adhesive?
Subject: Durabond adhesive?
This is the second time I have heard a Durabond used like a surgical adhesive. The first time I heard it I just assumed the dictator meant Dermabond and changed it, but now that I hear it again, I wonder if they really do mean Durabond. I checked medcompare.com and my Stedman's Equipment book, but I'm not able to document this. Are any of you familiar with it?
s/l -leev in- adhesive
Subject: s/l -leev in- adhesive
sentence: I applied a 'leev in' adhesive to her heel.
Coverlet adhesive dressing?
Subject: Coverlet adhesive dressing?
Adhesive capsulitis - word help
Subject: Adhesive capsulitis - word help
This patient has two clear loss motion in all three planes, it is most likely related to his diabetes, that he has developed adhesive capsulitis.
Does that even make sense? 
S/l Mastoseal?? adhesive dressing
Subject: S/l Mastoseal?? adhesive dressing
thanks.
adhesive capsulitis stage
adhesive capsulitis (s/l) 'hanifen' stage 2....thanks very much.
Indermil, a tissue glue or adhesive. nm
Subject: Indermil, a tissue glue or adhesive. nm
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Allevyn adhesive is used in wound care. nm
Subject: Allevyn adhesive is used in wound care. nm
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a piece of s/l intercede was placed to avoid adhesive disease
Subject: a piece of s/l intercede was placed to avoid adhesive disease
After the duodenum had been replced to its normal position, a piece of s/l intercede was placed in the gallbladder fossa to avoid further adhesive disease.
Indermil makes sense......a quick closure adhesive
Subject: Indermil makes sense......a quick closure adhesive
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OB/GYN - s/o sidwell reaction?
Subject: OB/GYN - s/o sidwell reaction?
Ruptured ectopic; needs to have D&C to avoid postop bleeding from s/l "sidwell reaction." ESL doctor says this phrase a few times but I can't get it for the life of me! TIA.
Allergic reaction.
Subject: Allergic reaction.
This patient is allergic to sounds like serapies or curapies? Any ideas?
serious allergic reaction???
Subject: serious allergic reaction???
Could it be?
it was serotonergic reaction per QA. nm
Subject: it was serotonergic reaction per QA. nm
s/l aerocipolous reaction....sm
Subject: s/l aerocipolous reaction....sm
He has a large area that is pink that is going up over his hip and onto the buttock. There is not a lot of induration and it doesn’t look like an (s/l aerocipolous) type reaction.
TIA 
Spartal reaction?
Subject: Spartal reaction?
There is no signs of excessive "spartal" reaction?
Decidual reaction - found it
Subject: Decidual reaction - found it
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s/l affected grief reaction?
Subject: s/l affected grief reaction?
CHIEF COMPLAINT: My sister-in-law is dying, and I need a note for work
ASSESSMENT: (s/l affected) grief reaction, secondary to the situation. I have given a note to the patient to allow him to be out of work until Monday, April 10.
Need help. THanks.
impacted grief reaction? sm
Subject: impacted grief reaction? sm
As per Sted's Psych. Or distorted/inhibited/prolonged/traumatic/unresolved are some others.
affective grief reaction
Subject: affective grief reaction
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. Allergic reaction to s/l elsparginace.
Subject: . Allergic reaction to s/l elsparginace.
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What kind of reaction does this yield? nm
Subject: What kind of reaction does this yield? nm
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s/l sertz anergic reaction
Subject: s/l sertz anergic reaction
The patient tried to increase her Lexapro 2 weeks ago but had a significant s/l sertz anergic reaction?
She has had an allergic reaction to sulfanureas in the past
Subject: She has had an allergic reaction to sulfanureas in the past
since it is a serious drug reaction, I would leave a blank. (nm)
Subject: since it is a serious drug reaction, I would leave a blank. (nm)
Hives is the reaction; morphine the drug. .. No, I don't think he wants both. /nm
Subject: Hives is the reaction; morphine the drug. .. No, I don't think he wants both. /nm
Maybe an anesthetic reaction? Dulling of sensation? nm
Subject: Maybe an anesthetic reaction? Dulling of sensation? nm
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skin reaction, itching, using Benadryl as well
Subject: skin reaction, itching, using Benadryl as well
Thanks!
urticaria (hives) sometimes sign of allergic reaction. sm
Subject: urticaria (hives) sometimes sign of allergic reaction. sm
urticaria
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An eruption of itching wheals, usually of systemic origin; it may be due to a state of hypersensitivity to foods or drugs, foci of infection, physical agents (heat, cold, light, friction), or psychic stimuli. Syn: hives (1), urtication (2).
ester-type anesthetics is correct. (these have a higher incidence of allergic reaction)sm
Subject: ester-type anesthetics is correct. (these have a higher incidence of allergic reaction)sm
and are still used, but over the years have been replaced by other forms of anesthetics which have a lower rate of allergic reactions.
allergy - HELP!!
Subject: allergy - HELP!!
Pt with allergic rhinitis sentence is "An additional consideration would be that if none of these medications are significantly beneficial, then consideration for in vitro or in vivo allergy testing should be considered."
Help!!!! it is late and the day is long. Any assistance would be appreciated.
s/l six mp? Allergy
Subject: s/l six mp? Allergy
Dr. says: ALLERGIES: Allergies only to (s/l Six mp) which caused leukocytopenia.
WHat could this be?
Help with an allergy please
Subject: Help with an allergy please
The patient is allergic to SULFA, "Muco-porin", and ADHESIVE TAPE.
She is an ESL, but the Muco part sounds pretty clear. Thanks for any help!!
allergy
Subject: allergy
Are you sure it's an allergy, or does she have an elongated uvula?
allergy
Subject: allergy
I have an ESL who states that the patient is allergic to Reglan, but that she is taking Reglan and just titrated the dose up to 5 mg. I have listened over and over for something that sounds close enough to Reglan to be what she said. I am sure I will wind up having to flag it, but thought I would see if you guys had any ideas? Thanks!
Allergy
Subject: Allergy
Sounds like she is saying the patient has an allergy to Theodore?, penicillin, ect. What sounds like Theodore that a person can be allergic to???
ESS allergy?
Subject: ESS allergy?
Patient has allergies to *ESS*. Says it very clearly, just want to know what it stands for to make sure.
Allergy
Subject: Allergy
probably "hypertrophy" since tissue becomes enlarged with allergies
Rosie
Allergy
Subject: Allergy
I think you're right. Thanks
***allergy
Subject: ***allergy
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