Extremities PE No chords or cords
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word help.. true and s/l false chords
It sounds like true and s/l false chords. She is talking about the larynx. Is false right?
cords NM
Subject: cords NM
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I think it is cords.
Subject: I think it is cords.
That's right ... cords
Subject: That's right ... cords
The patient has no cords (like in palpable varicose veins), clubbing, cyanosis or edema in the lower extremities.
cords
Subject: cords
dictates what sounds like "without tramping cords"
I know it's cords, but could it be cramping? It really sounds like tramping but that doesn't make sense to me.
Thanks so much. :)
cords
Subject: cords
where are you in the body?
I agree with cords.
Subject: I agree with cords.
can you hear cords? nm
Subject: can you hear cords? nm
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vocal cords...
Subject: vocal cords...
"presbycularynx"???? No clue!
Cords is correct. nm
Subject: Cords is correct. nm
they always say no palpable cords
Subject: they always say no palpable cords
i've always just assumed it meant something like strands... like a tendon in the leg.
cords is correct. sm
Subject: cords is correct. sm
1. In anatomy, any long ropelike structure. A small, cordlike structure composed of several to many longitudinally oriented fibers, vessels, ducts, or combinations thereof.
Agree with cords - as in Dupuytren's - nm
Subject: Agree with cords - as in Dupuytren's - nm
nm
Doc says " No edema. No evidence of s/l cords. What is meant by that? TIA!!!
Subject: Doc says " No edema. No evidence of s/l cords. What is meant by that? TIA!!!
possibly palpable cords as in Dupuytren's contractures
Subject: possibly palpable cords as in Dupuytren's contractures
Sometines hear calf tenderness, swelling, cords. nm
Subject: Sometines hear calf tenderness, swelling, cords. nm
There are no palpable cords or calf tenderness, despite the patient’s complaint of diffuse body ache
Subject: There are no palpable cords or calf tenderness, despite the patient’s complaint of diffuse body ache
Extremities help
Subject: Extremities help
TGIF everyone!
Dr. states "extremiteis have clubbing, edema, and s/l ches-pa-nin." I've looked at a million websites but am coming up with nothing. Chest pain doesn't make sense--any thoughts?
extremities
Subject: extremities
Is there any information in the rest of the report that might give a clue such as chief complaint/diagnosis, etc.?
Extremities
Subject: Extremities
EXTREMITIES: Dark s/l rugor as she does have peripheral vascular disease.
Any ideas?
The dictator spells it out as rugor. Just making sure it exists.
Extremities - no CVA or CVP?
Subject: Extremities - no CVA or CVP?
Has anyone ever heard of either of these terms dictated under the "extremities" section of a physical exam? I can understand "no CVA" in a way because of the patient ever had a stroke then their extremities might be effected (although I would think this would go under the neuro section). Its the CVP that I'm not getting. I've checked my abbreviation references and I can't find anything this would refer to.
BTW, I left this blank. The QA department filled the blank with No CVA or CVP. I'm curious more than anything. Am I missing something here?
extremities
Subject: extremities
EXTREMITIES: Full range of motion.s/l*no pull incentive.*
62-year-old woman - no complaints
Thanks for your help.
Extremities
Subject: Extremities
one more extremities
Subject: one more extremities
Extremities: There was no s/l lawgren ____ syndrome present.
Thanks
Extremities
Subject: Extremities
Homan sign is negative. There is no ??_________ or calf tenderness.
it kind of sounds like gastra something. I've searched google under Homan sign and calf tenderness and i just don't have the slightest idea what this could be.
ortho - palpation of lower ext. shows tight heel cords demonstrated by 'silver shield' test sm
Subject: ortho - palpation of lower ext. shows tight heel cords demonstrated by 'silver shield' test sm
Can anyone verify? If so, one word or two words? Can't find on google, Dorlands, or my ortho/neuro book.
TIA
There is no s/l placidity to his extremities.
Subject: There is no s/l placidity to his extremities.
CVAT in the extremities? What would this mean?
Subject: CVAT in the extremities? What would this mean?
NM
in the extremities are there NPO? pulses?
Subject: in the extremities are there NPO? pulses?
see above, probably not related to extremities nm
Subject: see above, probably not related to extremities nm
x
pulses in extremities
He says posterior tibials 2+, politeals 1-1/2+ ???? How should this be typed?
Extremities exam:
Subject: Extremities exam:
s/l altoitialpalses are palpable.
Any idea what this term is? This is under Extremities physical exam.
Extremities: No edema. Altoitailpalses are palpable.
Extremities word help
Subject: Extremities word help
This is on a physical examination under the heading extremities.
EXTREMITIES: Extremities show [hemorisnose] bilaterally.
I am having trouble with the word in brackets. That is what it sounds like.
extremities word help
Subject: extremities word help
Heberden's nodes, named for William Heberden (1710-1801)[1], are hard or bony swellings which can develop in the distal interphalangeal joints (DIP) (the joints closest to the end of the fingers and toes). They are a sign of osteoarthritis, and are caused by formation...
lower extremities
Subject: lower extremities
Could dictator be saying "gastrocs" for inner gastrocnemius muscles? Let us know, if you find out -- this is a doozy! Rosie
venous s/l chassis changes.( in the pe of extremities)
Subject: venous s/l chassis changes.( in the pe of extremities)
I think bones, joints and extremities. nm
Subject: I think bones, joints and extremities. nm
nm
more likely a type of osteoarthritis because no it would not go there under extremities.
Subject: more likely a type of osteoarthritis because no it would not go there under extremities.
In PE: Extremities with basilar edema
Subject: In PE: Extremities with basilar edema
Patient has pneumonia. Is this right or should I leave a blank? Thanks.
I see. In this pt it's upper & lower extremities [SM]
Subject: I see. In this pt it's upper & lower extremities [SM]
how about the extremities part of the exam?? nm
Subject: how about the extremities part of the exam?? nm
Neurology word help re extremities
Subject: Neurology word help re extremities
Neurology -
s/l briskly localizes in all four extremities (or maybe I am missing something between briskly and localizes, or maybe it's brisk ___ localizes in all four extremities. Thanks
Lower extremities ? - could be pedal OR it
Subject: Lower extremities ? - could be pedal OR it
could just be plain ol' palpable.
muscles of the upper extremities - sm
Subject: muscles of the upper extremities - sm
include opponens pollicis, lumbricals, and interossei. Hope this helps!
autopsy word -- Extremities are pugilistic
Subject: autopsy word -- Extremities are pugilistic
Any ideas on this one? This poor thing was burned. s/l pugilistic
thanks
lower extremities - might be "peroneal nerve" /nm
Subject: lower extremities - might be "peroneal nerve" /nm
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Compression stockings over both lower extremities?
Subject: Compression stockings over both lower extremities?
Another stab in the dark...this one's drivin' me nuts for some reason! 
How about extremities no clubbing, cyanosis, or edema. no
Subject: How about extremities no clubbing, cyanosis, or edema. no
xxx
s/l Lateral Lig views of the lower extremities
Subject: s/l Lateral Lig views of the lower extremities
Bilateral Lower Extremities (Test)
Lateral Lig views of the lower extremities
Neurological: Moving all 4 extremities and s/l withdrawing to sensation.
extremities- positive s/l esquail edema is present
Subject: extremities- positive s/l esquail edema is present
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