DP and PT pulses? dorsalis pedis and posterior tibial. NM
Posted By: ss on 2008-01-25
In Reply to: Patient with history - Siren
Subject: DP and PT pulses? dorsalis pedis and posterior tibial. NM
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Cold be suprapatellar, dorsalis pedis, posterior tibial pulses
Subject: Cold be suprapatellar, dorsalis pedis, posterior tibial pulses
dorsalis pedis and posterior tibial(is)...sm
Subject: dorsalis pedis and posterior tibial(is)...sm
Dorsalis pedis and posterior tibial are pulses in the lower extremities, posterior tibials sometimes called tibialis by some dictators
the last one is likely dorsalis pedis pulses. SM
Subject: the last one is likely dorsalis pedis pulses. SM
Location and name of pulses:
Upper Extremity
* Brachial
* Radial
* Ulnar
Lower Extremity
* Femoral
* Popliteal
* Anterior tibial
* Dorsalis pedis
* Posterior tibial
Head & Neck
* Common carotid
* External carotid:
* External carotid artery
* Temporal
should have typed dorsalis pedis pulses.
Subject: should have typed dorsalis pedis pulses.
PT (posterior tibialis) and DP (dorsalis pedis)
Subject: PT (posterior tibialis) and DP (dorsalis pedis)
DP=dorsalis pedis nm
Subject: DP=dorsalis pedis nm
distal or distant dorsalis pedis pulse?
Subject: distal or distant dorsalis pedis pulse?
Are both distant and distal possible or is one or the other?
I usually hear distant, but my manager corrected one report at distal.
Personal opinion but I believe it is distal as in determination (i.e. the dorsalis pedis artery puls
Subject: Personal opinion but I believe it is distal as in determination (i.e. the dorsalis pedis artery pulse can be palpated readily lateral to the extensor hallucis longus tendon on the dorsal surface of the foot, distal to the dorsal most prominence of the navicular bone which serves as a reliable landmark for palpation.)
can you hear posterior tibial tendon? or tibial groove? nm
Subject: can you hear posterior tibial tendon? or tibial groove? nm
*kidlieros* and *racelle* pedis pulses
Subject: *kidlieros* and *racelle* pedis pulses
Sorry - I should know these. This man has peripheral uritis, swelling, pain and a tender mass in the right pretibial area. There’s marked livedo reticularis of both legs. The femoral, popliteal, posterior, s/l *kidlieros* and *racelle* pedis pulses . . .
Appreciate any help.
something to do with tibial pulses?
Subject: something to do with tibial pulses?
nm
anterior tibial pulses?
Subject: anterior tibial pulses?
X
radial, tibial pulses among lots of others...sm
Subject: radial, tibial pulses among lots of others...sm
and many more in the upper extremities.......
sounds like what? s/l? 
posterior tibial waveforms are "bivasic"
Subject: posterior tibial waveforms are "bivasic"
s/l bivasic. help please.
?austregonim? at the posterior tibial tendon insertion.
Subject: ?austregonim? at the posterior tibial tendon insertion.
The ????? at the posterior tibial insertion certainly alters the pull of the posterior tibial tendon causing the functional pes planus deformity in his foot. He is unable to adequately lift his medial longitudinal arch throughout midstance, leading to this pain at the posterior tibial insertion, weakness at the posterior tibial insertion, as well as plantar fasciitis.
It is noted on X-ray.
posterior tibial palpation? Not sure if this makes sense...
Subject: posterior tibial palpation? Not sure if this makes sense...
Dictation states "Dorsalis pedis and _____(faciliar or maybe posterior?) tibial were not palpable bilaterally".
Word help ?austregonim? at the posterior tibial tendon insertion
Subject: Word help ?austregonim? at the posterior tibial tendon insertion
Os trigonum
? left metatarsophalangeal synovitis, posterior tibialis and tibial exostosis
Subject: ? left metatarsophalangeal synovitis, posterior tibialis and tibial exostosis
But of course.......left Kidner procedure with transfer to posterior tibial tendon. sm
Subject: But of course.......left Kidner procedure with transfer to posterior tibial tendon. sm
The anesthesia was listed by itself and not in a sentence.
THANKS!
? s/l flexor digital arm communise FDC transfer to posterior tibial tendon with pat clasp anesthesia
Subject: ? s/l flexor digital arm communise FDC transfer to posterior tibial tendon with pat clasp anesthesia
HELP PLEEEEZE! Thanks a BIG BUNCH!
undetectable pulses? equivocal pulses? nm
Subject: undetectable pulses? equivocal pulses? nm
posterior superior and posterior inferior???? nm
Subject: posterior superior and posterior inferior???? nm
xx
tinea pedis nm
Subject: tinea pedis nm
x
tinea pedis
Subject: tinea pedis
maybe tinea pedis? nm
Subject: maybe tinea pedis? nm
xx
He has a rash on his feet consistent with s/l inia pedis?
Subject: He has a rash on his feet consistent with s/l inia pedis?
xx
pulses
Subject: pulses
Doctor dictates what s/l "pulses 1 and 4 in the lower extremities"....I doubt it should be pulses 1/4...Can you please help me out?
How about 2+ pulses? nm
Subject: How about 2+ pulses? nm
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Pulses
Subject: Pulses
Can anyone help me with this. I am hearing "popliteal and DP and PT pulses are all 1+. What does DP and PT stand for? TIA
protuberant pulses?
Subject: protuberant pulses?
This is under abdomen under pe...
Abdomen: Soft, nontender. No protruberant pulses or masses.
probably distal pulses
Subject: probably distal pulses
pieces could be pulses
Subject: pieces could be pulses
xx
huh? pulses would be correct....nm.
Subject: huh? pulses would be correct....nm.
in the extremities are there NPO? pulses?
Subject: in the extremities are there NPO? pulses?
pulses in extremities
He says posterior tibials 2+, politeals 1-1/2+ ???? How should this be typed?
Peripheral pulses?
Subject: Peripheral pulses?
"Peter" Pulses?
Subject: "Peter" Pulses?
Lol I know th is sounds stupid.. but it sounds like he's saying Peter Pulses! ? Any Help?
Extremities: were without edema. "Peter" Pulses were present, no calf tenderness
Pedal pulses (nm)
Subject: Pedal pulses (nm)
x
Pulses are FULL AND strong
Subject: Pulses are FULL AND strong
would s/l full-en-strong.
Cardio pulses are equal.
Subject: Cardio pulses are equal.
It sounds like she is saying cardio pulses are equal bilaterally. Could this be right. Is the 'cardio pulses' correct?
is there a term disp pulses?
Subject: is there a term disp pulses?
He has no calf tenderness, and has good s/l disp pulses, or dispa pulses...either that or he is saying disp "uh" pulses..(trying to think of the term)
TIA 
D: foot pulses were palpated
Subject: D: foot pulses were palpated
D: foot pulses were palpated and *gouture cells*, pedes pulses were felt... i have a little prob wit my hearing...
Neck exam - pulses
Subject: Neck exam - pulses
Has anyone ever heard of Carotid "end" pulses. This is the second time he has said this and sounds like "end" pulses. Is it possible he could be saying carotid "and" pulses are diminished bilaterally. I cannot find anything anywhere.
Thanks, Karen
sounds like blood pulses
Subject: sounds like blood pulses
She appeared to be in an atrial fibrillation at this time with ventricular response in the 110s to 120s. She did receive a fluid bolus, and blood pulses were obtained. Chest x-ray was very difficult to interpret in this morbidly obese, supine pat
Just put dopplerable pulses, no cap on this one. Hear this a lot. nm
Subject: Just put dopplerable pulses, no cap on this one. Hear this a lot. nm
could he be saying good pedal pulses?
Subject: could he be saying good pedal pulses?
dorsal pedal pulses??
Subject: dorsal pedal pulses??
dorsal pedal pulses..sm
Subject: dorsal pedal pulses..sm
That's the way the vascular surgeons say it....17 years ago I worked with the best on the planet. I wouldn't steer ya wrong.
what part of the body? Maybe carotid pulses.
Subject: what part of the body? Maybe carotid pulses.
blood gases? or good pulses? nm
Subject: blood gases? or good pulses? nm
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Intact reflexes. Pulses 2+ and symmetric.
Subject: Intact reflexes. Pulses 2+ and symmetric.
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