Don't suppose you could get pituitary out of that?:) All I'm familiar with! nm
Posted By: as on 2007-06-17
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Subject: Don't suppose you could get pituitary out of that?:) All I'm familiar with! nm
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Maybe pituitary? nm
Subject: Maybe pituitary? nm
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pituitary ?
Subject: pituitary ?
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Most likely pituitary (sm)
Subject: Most likely pituitary (sm)
I have an ESL doc who pronounces words that end in *ary" as *ree*. So pituitary would become *pitui-tree*. Hope that helps!
Could be pituitary. sm
Subject: Could be pituitary. sm
Stedman's Med/Surge Equipment book lists pituitary curette, forceps, rongeur, and spoon. This would make sense I believe as it should be a smaller appliance.
pituitary rongeurs nm
Subject: pituitary rongeurs nm
nm
pituitary gland and cella?
Subject: pituitary gland and cella?
MRI of the cella?
google transsphenoidal pituitary resection
Subject: google transsphenoidal pituitary resection
n/m
Yikes: Pituitary surgery word!
Subject: Yikes: Pituitary surgery word!
At this point, the s/l dia fragma came into view and this denoted our rostral limit of the tumor resection.
hypophysectomy: surgical removal of the pituitary gland SM
Subject: hypophysectomy: surgical removal of the pituitary gland SM
from www.onelook.com
I found articles pertaining to LH levels done in the elderly to check pituitary hormones etc.
Subject: I found articles pertaining to LH levels done in the elderly to check pituitary hormones etc.
"In women, although
not in all studies (22), a decline in both FSH and LH levels
occurs with age after menopause (19, 23), and decreased
gonadotropins secretion with age is also observed in aged
men (24)..."
I guess it would depend on what you patient is being studied for. It may not be LH at all? Sorry
I suppose that's what he said.
Subject: I suppose that's what he said.
I guess the vac part is supposed to be evacuated. I haven't seen this slang typed in a report before, just heard it said. I don't think I'm comfy using the slang version. I'll check into the real term. Thanks for helping.
You don't suppose he could mean
Subject: You don't suppose he could mean
da Vinci surgery do you?
If he does, that's funny!
I don't suppose he gives a dosage? that might help....sm
Subject: I don't suppose he gives a dosage? that might help....sm
Its not aspirin is it?
True, but we as MTs are suppose to know
Subject: True, but we as MTs are suppose to know
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I don't suppose it could be Zicam?
Subject: I don't suppose it could be Zicam?
That's what I use.
I suppose it could mean questionable. nm
Subject: I suppose it could mean questionable. nm
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Thank you - that was suppose to be a number one, but
Subject: Thank you - that was suppose to be a number one, but
Would IVPB be ok to use or is it suppose to be IVP.
Subject: Would IVPB be ok to use or is it suppose to be IVP.
nm
isn't it suppose to be about cardiovascular?
Subject: isn't it suppose to be about cardiovascular?
So I suppose it's Klonopin?
Subject: So I suppose it's Klonopin?
what it is suppose to be...unbelievable...
Subject: what it is suppose to be...unbelievable...
My goodness how they muffle words...it ended up being restless leg syndrome because it was said later on in the report..lol.
Client preference, I suppose, but I do --sm
Subject: Client preference, I suppose, but I do --sm
L5 compression fracture; C5-6 herniated nucleus puposus. I have never used fifth lumbar or lumbar five. Most docs I have had always dictate as L5 or C5-6 and also some do C-spine or L-spine. easier for them, I guess, as well as whoever reads the report.
I don't suppose you left out the word
Subject: I don't suppose you left out the word
"early," as in, Early onset (something) disease?
What tests were done? Is the patient being seen in the office or hospital?
ROM could be butchered to s/l gommelin I suppose
Subject: ROM could be butchered to s/l gommelin I suppose
I suppose LinK sent it with a blank.......s/m
Subject: I suppose LinK sent it with a blank.......s/m
as we do not hear from her anymore.
Dear LinK, it would be nice if you could tell us what it was when you get QA back, thanks!
I suppose I should leave a blank
Subject: I suppose I should leave a blank
I suppose I should leave a blank although I am sure she meant Coumadin. Never guess on medications, right?
Thanks for the help.
could be, I suppose, referring to calf vessels
Subject: could be, I suppose, referring to calf vessels
reptilase is an enzyme, suppose doctor
Subject: reptilase is an enzyme, suppose doctor
nm
No, but s/l could be ataxia. Not sure if that is related to cough, but I suppose it could be.
Subject: No, but s/l could be ataxia. Not sure if that is related to cough, but I suppose it could be.
Ya don't suppose he means pearls of wisdom, do ya? :) nm
Subject: Ya don't suppose he means pearls of wisdom, do ya? :) nm
nm
that is weird, wonder if he mis-spoke and meant norepinephrine? but suppose you can't guess!
Subject: that is weird, wonder if he mis-spoke and meant norepinephrine? but suppose you can't guess!
I always use combined forms ie. posterolateral, but would depend on your account i suppose. nm
Subject: I always use combined forms ie. posterolateral, but would depend on your account i suppose. nm
not familiar with this
Subject: not familiar with this
evidence of cortical insult involving the left frontal s/l pariculum or friculum of the left parietal occipital junction 
cannot find this word anywhere regarding the brain . . . 
Are you familiar with
Subject: Are you familiar with
the site OneLookDictionary?
http://www.onelook.com/?w=inference&ls=a
Psychiatrist and any MDs with PhDs tend to use huge vocabularies of regular English words, and with psych at least they repeat them a lot, so it's best to just bite the bullet and look them up.
That seems familiar.
Subject: That seems familiar.
It seems like I've typed it long ago and it's something like Trousseau, but not sure if it's what you're looking for. I'll see if I can find the correct spelling.
The more you do it the more familiar
Subject: The more you do it the more familiar
it will become. Don't give up. We have all been there.
not familiar
Subject: not familiar
could it be Accu-Pak? this is a unit dose blister pack.
I am not familiar
Subject: I am not familiar
but I only find DHE-45. What is the MF?
Anyone familiar
Subject: Anyone familiar
with toxicology? I have a patient who has insecticide inhalation with a diagnosis of organophosphate toxicity. They are intubating him and are using atropine to dry up secretions, but the doc states that if this does not work that "s/l two pan or tupan" would be the second medication of choice??? Any ideas, what "two pan" could be. I have googled to no avail. TIA
Not familiar - can someone help?
Subject: Not familiar - can someone help?
Patient is G2, P2. But then goes on with s/l 0-0-2. How is this typed? Thanks!
Thank you! I'm not familiar with that - I think I'm
Subject: Thank you! I'm not familiar with that - I think I'm
getting stupid as time goes by!
Thanks SO much..it sounded so familiar sm
Subject: Thanks SO much..it sounded so familiar sm
and that has to be it. She does have a history of depression among other things.
THANKS!
Not familiar with this phrase
Subject: Not familiar with this phrase
In surgery, surgeon said he
elevated the pectoralis major with the serratus anteriorly in one __________ swoop. The word in the blank S/L "fell" ... it a mastectomy... TIA!
thanks - i usually do ER notes so not familiar with that!
Subject: thanks - i usually do ER notes so not familiar with that!
Sontag seems familiar..
Subject: Sontag seems familiar..
Can anyone verify it?
U-R-N or saying "urn?" Not familiar at all. nm
Subject: U-R-N or saying "urn?" Not familiar at all. nm
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Anyone familiar with the term
Subject: Anyone familiar with the term
"PVMs soft and supple" in reference to examination of a patient who is complaining of back pain? Could this be short for paravertebral muscles?
Thanks in advance.
Not familiar. Can we have this sentence and the one that
Subject: Not familiar. Can we have this sentence and the one that
s
Not familiar. Where in the abd is he when he's saying this, near what organ(s)? nm
Subject: Not familiar. Where in the abd is he when he's saying this, near what organ(s)? nm
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not familiar with ENT problems?
Subject: not familiar with ENT problems?
I know first-hand that chronic sinus problems can cause cerumen impactions - I go through this several times a year myself and have typed ENT work for years.
This sounds familiar
Subject: This sounds familiar
Doc dictating s/l intrasuseption (? sp)repair of the abdomen. I remember something like this in school but have never had it since. Can anyone verify this? Thanks.
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