Hemostasis with pressure and "mons" cells??
Posted By: nm on 2005-11-06
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positive sickle cells and s/l pardip? cells in the smear
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LAB DATA: Sed rate 27, s/l aspirit 62,300 white cells, 100 red cells . . . . HELP?
Subject: LAB DATA: Sed rate 27, s/l aspirit 62,300 white cells, 100 red cells . . . . HELP?
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Subject: A-cells/accelerations vs D-cells/decelerations
UA shows "a field tact" with white blood cells and red blood cells. What's he saying here?
Subject: UA shows "a field tact" with white blood cells and red blood cells. What's he saying here?
I would say 6-7 liters and it might also be PEEP pressure, instead of peak pressure
Subject: I would say 6-7 liters and it might also be PEEP pressure, instead of peak pressure
s/l Fibular used for hemostasis..nm
Subject: s/l Fibular used for hemostasis..nm
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hemostasis sheath
Subject: hemostasis sheath
xx
Floseel? for hemostasis (sm)
Subject: Floseel? for hemostasis (sm)
Spine surgery. I know of Tisseel, and this is also used for hemostasis, it sounds like "Floseel" or maybe Floseal. Has anybody heard of it.
s/l hemostasis was obtained with
Subject: s/l hemostasis was obtained with
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Hemostasis was achieved using
Subject: Hemostasis was achieved using
doing cardiac cath -
hemostasis was achieved using s/l *gravafil* or *dravafil* by the arterial site.
s/l hemostasis was obtained with
Subject: s/l hemostasis was obtained with
bipolar and "motor" cauterization. Could "motor" be correct?
crush hemostasis? is this correct?
Subject: crush hemostasis? is this correct?
(uvulectomy)
hemostasis achieved using s/l drysoft
Subject: hemostasis achieved using s/l drysoft
Hemostasis was obtained with s/l burn wax.
Subject: Hemostasis was obtained with s/l burn wax.
If it was skin hemostasis (please provide more context!!!) sm
Subject: If it was skin hemostasis (please provide more context!!!) sm
DuraSeal.
Wild guess but maybe Amicar, for hemostasis? sm
Subject: Wild guess but maybe Amicar, for hemostasis? sm
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hemostasis was secured using "electrocoagulating meters"
Subject: hemostasis was secured using "electrocoagulating meters"
I want to put in here electrocautery of bleeders, but it just does not sound like what is being said.
s/l *sharp close* hemostasis device
Subject: s/l *sharp close* hemostasis device
used at the end of a heart catheterization
s/l Star Cold device for hemostasis.
Subject: s/l Star Cold device for hemostasis.
hemostasis means the stoppage of bleeding or hemorrhage
Subject: hemostasis means the stoppage of bleeding or hemorrhage
so attained could be correct. either way I would leave what the doctor says (and spells).
mastectomy -- hemostasis was achieved with electrocautery, the (autoscope?) was irrigated
Subject: mastectomy -- hemostasis was achieved with electrocautery, the (autoscope?) was irrigated
dictator says "We then performed several rounds of hemostasis. Again we used both fibrillar
Subject: dictator says "We then performed several rounds of hemostasis. Again we used both fibrillar
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This is a liver transplant and its very clear. I just cant get a spelling on it enough for google to grab it. any ideas?
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Subject: How about T-cells?
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LE cells ?? -- nm
Subject: LE cells ?? -- nm
x
I would put 8-10 red cells. nm
Subject: I would put 8-10 red cells. nm
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T-cells
Subject: T-cells
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Cells per ml? (nm)
Subject: Cells per ml? (nm)
--
s/l A cells
Subject: s/l A cells
External monitor revealed 120 beats per minute with good variability with some s/l A cells.
Hemostasis in the adenoid fossa was achieved using s/l "Dristan-soaked" adenoid packs? nm
Subject: Hemostasis in the adenoid fossa was achieved using s/l "Dristan-soaked" adenoid packs? nm
Hemostasis in the adenoid fossa was achieved using s/l "Dristan-soaked" adenoid packs? nm
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Atypical cells
Subject: Atypical cells
"Atypical cells" are usually suspicious for carcinoma.
or Proliferative cells
Subject: or Proliferative cells
would make sense too.
palliative cells
Subject: palliative cells
Wasn't sure which board to put this on. I have 20-some years exp in onc, can usually Google to find new terms/meds etc, rarely have to leave blanks. One particular dictator (not a doc, a PA-C who is not only a mushmouth but also mispronounces everything) today stated that the pathology showed something-cells suspicious for carcinoma. It really sounded like he was saying "palliative" cells, but of course that doesn't make sense. I tried to make it into "palisading" cells but no, it definitely ended with "ive" not "ing" so I sent it to QA. I went back in the report later in the day and sure enough, QA had filled it in with "palliative" cells suspicious for carcinoma. What would you do? Please correct me if I'm wrong, but this doesn't make sense at all to me. Even though it did sound like "palliative" cells, I really think he meant something else but was mispronouncing it. Any input?
s/l Pac red blood cells.
Subject: s/l Pac red blood cells.
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or even PSA 1.4, cells benign...nm
Subject: or even PSA 1.4, cells benign...nm
nm
epithelial cells i believe.
Subject: epithelial cells i believe.
may be packed cells. nm
Subject: may be packed cells. nm
x
s/l agranazi air cells?
Subject: s/l agranazi air cells?
ENT surgeon says" I then used the image guidance to identify an "agranazi/nagranazi air cell".....
epithelial cells
Subject: epithelial cells
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amorphous cells
Subject: amorphous cells
amorphous cells
urotherion cells?
Subject: urotherion cells?
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hyaline cells? (SM)
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xx
No clue cells. No *trickers*
Subject: No clue cells. No *trickers*
*pecked* red blood cells
Subject: *pecked* red blood cells
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ager nasi air cells. nm
Subject: ager nasi air cells. nm
x
packed red blood cells
Subject: packed red blood cells
Nitrites and white cells?
Subject: Nitrites and white cells?
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Could it be - Prostate 1.4. Cells benign. ??
Subject: Could it be - Prostate 1.4. Cells benign. ??
Probably short for epithelial cells
Subject: Probably short for epithelial cells
agger nasi cells
Subject: agger nasi cells
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