Electronic atrial pacemaker rhythm?
Posted By: birdlady on 2008-03-12
In Reply to: S/L Autronic atrial pacemaker rhythm? TIA - mt12
Subject: Electronic atrial pacemaker rhythm?
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S/L Autronic atrial pacemaker rhythm? TIA
Subject: S/L Autronic atrial pacemaker rhythm? TIA
EKG showed atrial paced rhythm with LVH and 2 inversions/ T inversios (sm)
Subject: EKG showed atrial paced rhythm with LVH and 2 inversions/ T inversios (sm)
EKG showed atrial paced rhythm with LVH and 2 inversions/T inversions in unilateral leads? Is this correct? Don’t have much cardiology experience
S/L "Elopath" right atrial lead for pacemaker
Subject: S/L "Elopath" right atrial lead for pacemaker
also could use a good reference site for pacemaker components. Thanks for your help!
atrial - as in atrial versus vetricular perhaps?
Subject: atrial - as in atrial versus vetricular perhaps?
x
thank you. Is the electronic dictionairy something I have to buy or on the net?
Subject: thank you. Is the electronic dictionairy something I have to buy or on the net?
nm
I just received the electronic BOS
Subject: I just received the electronic BOS
And right on the front of the manual at the bottom it says:
"American Association for Medial Transcription"
Who proofed that??
Copy from Electronic BOS 2E
Subject: Copy from Electronic BOS 2E
departments
Lowercase common nouns designating department names; reserve capitals for proper nouns or adjectives, in addresses, or when part of a federal government agency name.
She is head of the St. Mary's Hospital surgery department.
He works for the State Department in Washington, DC.
The patient is head of the English department at the local state university.
However, capitalize a department name that is referred to as an entity.
The patient was referred to Anesthesia for preoperative evaluation.
The report from Pathology indicates that the tumor is benign.
divisions
Lowercase common nouns naming institutional divisions.
the administrative division of Memorial Hospital
internal units
Lowercase common names for internal units of an organization.
The patient's medication was changed because apparently the pharmacy can no longer obtain paregoric.
Exception: Capitalization may be used for such internal units in the entity's references to itself in its own formal and/or legal documents.
Please note the change in Pharmacy hours...
Capitalize internal elements when their names are not generic terms.
Dr. Smith's Limb Deficiency Clinic
Copyright (c) 2002 American Association for Medical Transcription
vibrated? Is this an electronic device....nm
Subject: vibrated? Is this an electronic device....nm
That is from my Sted's electronic dictionary. sm
Subject: That is from my Sted's electronic dictionary. sm
--Very cheap and very good. Has illustrations for anatomy etc. Great buy and you have it right on your PC. nm
Ref from Sted's Electronic Dict. sm
Subject: Ref from Sted's Electronic Dict. sm
Have copied a few pertinent to your question etc.
angina
1. A severe, often constricting pain, usually referring to angina pectoris.
2. Old term for a sore throat from any cause.
abdominal angina
intestinal angina
Wow!! I could not even find that in my old Sted's Electronic. sm
Subject: Wow!! I could not even find that in my old Sted's Electronic. sm
I love it when we can "out wit" them. Of course a lot of these guys, not only ESLs, make up the stuff. The first thing they taught was about the prefixes etc in the old transcription classes. I had been typing for about 2 years when they offered the class at a junior college where my husband was attending, he got me the book, which I still have, and I almost keeled over at all the different combos etc.
GOOD GOING GIRL!!!!!!
Many companies use software that provides an electronic signature. nm
Subject: Many companies use software that provides an electronic signature. nm
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SM for cut and paste from Stedman's Electronic Med Dictationary.
Subject: SM for cut and paste from Stedman's Electronic Med Dictationary.
Tyndall phenomenon:
the visibility of floating particles in gases or liquids when illuminated by a ray of sunlight and viewed at right angles to the illuminating ray. Syn: Tyndall effect.
Tyndall effect:
Syn: Tyndall phenomenon.
dysdiadochokinesis as per Sted's Electronic Dict.
Subject: dysdiadochokinesis as per Sted's Electronic Dict.
tendinitis, as per Stedmans Electronic Medical Dictionary 7.0
Subject: tendinitis, as per Stedmans Electronic Medical Dictionary 7.0
Tendinitis: Because this word is based on the Latin word tendo, with a genitive singular form of tendinis, and a combining form that is therefore tendin, the spelling tendonitis is irregular.
My electronic drug source has carboplatin only and onelook has same result. nm
Subject: My electronic drug source has carboplatin only and onelook has same result. nm
? term "cyber" in relation to "computer/electronic chart" documentation. (sm)
Subject: ? term "cyber" in relation to "computer/electronic chart" documentation. (sm)
This is just a guess as I am not "computer savvy" in regards to tech terms.
sinus rhythm?
Subject: sinus rhythm?
SR = sinus rhythm
Aginal rhythm
Subject: Aginal rhythm
Basically, when the monitor shows a persistent flat line (asystole) or a prolonged pulseless anginal rhythm in different leads, the patient is ...
Heart rhythm question - sm
Subject: Heart rhythm question - sm
Is there a rhythm - regularly regular? I know there is regularly irregular, etc., but I have never heard anyone say regularly regular (seems rather redundant). I cannot find it documented anywhere. Thanks in advance for any help.
Becky
normal sinus rhythm
Subject: normal sinus rhythm
I believe
Rhythm ? Axilla without lymphadenopathy? nm
Subject: Rhythm ? Axilla without lymphadenopathy? nm
xx
s/l scabe junctional rhythm...sm
Subject: s/l scabe junctional rhythm...sm
One of these spells was accompanied by gradual slowing of sinus rate and a scabe junctional rhythm in the 30s.
monorevil sinus rhythm
Subject: monorevil sinus rhythm
I don't suppose normal sinus rhythm works here?
Meant to say angina rhythm
Subject: Meant to say angina rhythm
Probably means sinus rhythm...sounds right to me - nm.
Subject: Probably means sinus rhythm...sounds right to me - nm.
x
meaning "in sinus rhythm." nm
Subject: meaning "in sinus rhythm." nm
HEART: Regular rate and rhythm, S1 and S2 s/l plus zero?
Subject: HEART: Regular rate and rhythm, S1 and S2 s/l plus zero?
nm
Might be irregularly irregular.. rhythm all over the place. nm
Subject: Might be irregularly irregular.. rhythm all over the place. nm
s
"accelerated idioventricular rhythm" is correct - sm
Subject: "accelerated idioventricular rhythm" is correct - sm
what is the "triple sensory" you are asking about. The sentence you gave does not have triple sensory in it - or am I missing something here
Heart regular rate and rhythm?
Subject: Heart regular rate and rhythm?
The probably jog as in "move with a jolting rhythm" per dictionary
Subject: The probably jog as in "move with a jolting rhythm" per dictionary
Could it be "regular rate and rhythm without murmur"
Subject: Could it be "regular rate and rhythm without murmur"
xx
ekg shows paced rhythm at 76 beats per minute, sm
Subject: ekg shows paced rhythm at 76 beats per minute, sm
should I type BMP bpm or beats/minute. I dont' have a clue. THANKS
the patient was successfully cardioverted to s/l "A2" sinus rhythm?
Subject: the patient was successfully cardioverted to s/l "A2" sinus rhythm?
Heart: Regular rate and rhythm, no murmur, s/l (no extra beat) is hear
Subject: Heart: Regular rate and rhythm, no murmur, s/l (no extra beat) is hear
yes. pt had a pacemaker TY!
Subject: yes. pt had a pacemaker TY!
pacemaker help
Subject: pacemaker help
Anyone have an idea of what would go here? Guy does not speak english
For the atrium, a voltage of 0.4, ___________ of 0.8, with a resistance of 480 ohms
pacemaker name
Subject: pacemaker name
not just saying a demand pacemaker?
VVI in pacemaker
Subject: VVI in pacemaker
what does VVI (pacemaker) stands for?
thanks!
VVI in pacemaker
Subject: VVI in pacemaker
what does VVI (pacemaker) stand for?
thanks!
Pacemaker syncope
Subject: Pacemaker syncope
Pacemaker syncope due to "a runaway pacemaker firing" could be referred to as a "referred syncope."
Also...a pacemaker when inserted to treat syncope, fails to function, then the patient would have "recurrent syncope" due to pacemaker failure.
Does the patient have a pacemaker?
Subject: Does the patient have a pacemaker?
If so then one of the leads to it is broken.
Is there a or exam after a pacemaker
Subject: Is there a or exam after a pacemaker
is inserted called PTI or PDI???
Trying google, everything but can't find this.
TIA
I believe VDI is a pacemaker setting (nm)
Subject: I believe VDI is a pacemaker setting (nm)
pacemaker question.
Subject: pacemaker question.
She had an upgraded pacemaker to s/l "a-buy" the ICD in Columbus.
pacemaker wire
Subject: pacemaker wire
Has anyone heard of what s/l a "silly wire', regards to pacemaker implant ~
pacemaker wire
Subject: pacemaker wire
Too many syllables for insulated, but thanks for the suggestion!
type of pacemaker
Subject: type of pacemaker
biventricular pacemaker
Subject: biventricular pacemaker
biV or BiV either way depending on your account
Does patient have a pacemaker?
Subject: Does patient have a pacemaker?
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