I did find your term while researching the first reply - thanks for the help. As a fairly new MT, t
Posted By: lkimsmom on 2006-10-30
In Reply to: xanthalasmas - Margaret Walker
Subject: I did find your term while researching the first reply - thanks for the help. As a fairly new MT, this site is wonderful for all the people who help.
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Thanks you both for the reply - couldn't find that one. = ) nm
Subject: Thanks you both for the reply - couldn't find that one. = ) nm
That's a nonmedical term you can find in your dictionary. nm
Subject: That's a nonmedical term you can find in your dictionary. nm
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Use the term where you find the definition. That indicates preference.nm
Subject: Use the term where you find the definition. That indicates preference.nm
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Sounds like "cystofulguration" of the bladder. Can't find such a term.
Subject: Sounds like "cystofulguration" of the bladder. Can't find such a term.
Cystofulguration???
HINT: When you can't find your term under "knife," check "blade." nm
Subject: HINT: When you can't find your term under "knife," check "blade." nm
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I think you are right after researching...Thank you
Subject: I think you are right after researching...Thank you
Researching tip.
Subject: Researching tip.
I remember what it was like to learn how to research as a newbie, so I want to share a tip with you. If you Google that phrase you were looking for "infererior terminate hypertrophy," Google will give you the answer by suggesting "inferior turbinate hypertrophy." Frequently if you enter a phrase like that or a few pertinent words, you will find what you are looking for. It may sometimes take some tinkering, like putting in a word or taking one out to get a result, but it often works. This morning I was trying to find out if "1-mm" fit with "ST segment depression," so I googled "1-mm ST segment depression" and confirmed that it made sense. Hope this helps.
Thanks for researching . . .
Subject: Thanks for researching . . .
I've just never heard anything like that before! I suppose she could have meant that.  I need more coffee. .. 
Yep, I'm still here. I was just researching that part. Thanks.
Subject: Yep, I'm still here. I was just researching that part. Thanks.
nm
Aha, guess it would help to spell correctly when I am researching :-)
Subject: Aha, guess it would help to spell correctly when I am researching :-)
:-)
PS I think you are right... on researching, cribriform makes no sense. Thanks. nm
Subject: PS I think you are right... on researching, cribriform makes no sense. Thanks. nm
good luck to you! Lot of researching and questions here will definitely help you.
Subject: good luck to you! Lot of researching and questions here will definitely help you.
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Fairly
Subject: Fairly
s/l fairly normal & negative.
fairly well, i believe is most correct.
Subject: fairly well, i believe is most correct.
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Thanks but not that one. He is fairly plain..
Subject: Thanks but not that one. He is fairly plain..
Filling in for friend who is sick, easy local doc but he is so country first sounds like Mini second sounds like Amini but definitely mini
Yay! Thank you! I'm fairly new with cardio and
Subject: Yay! Thank you! I'm fairly new with cardio and
It doesn't help that this guy is "Dr. Abbreviation."
Thanks again!!
The patient looks fairly good (or well)?
Subject: The patient looks fairly good (or well)?
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fairly old med, Relafen (nabumetone) nm
Subject: fairly old med, Relafen (nabumetone) nm
There's a fairly new med for Parkinson's called Azilect.... ??
Subject: There's a fairly new med for Parkinson's called Azilect.... ??
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Apidra -- insulin glulisine. Fairly new. nm
Subject: Apidra -- insulin glulisine. Fairly new. nm
There is a fairly new drug called Banzel. sm
Subject: There is a fairly new drug called Banzel. sm
Maybe saying try Banzel? WAG here.
Also there is Diazepam INTENSOL?
There is a fairly new drug called Banzel. sm
Subject: There is a fairly new drug called Banzel. sm
Maybe saying try Banzel? WAG here.
Also there is Diazepam INTENSOL?
Sure - esp. if fairly recent intercourse or prostate surgery.
Subject: Sure - esp. if fairly recent intercourse or prostate surgery.
How about FAIRLY PROMINENT FACET CHANGES (GOOD CATCH!)? nm
Subject: How about FAIRLY PROMINENT FACET CHANGES (GOOD CATCH!)? nm
Has anyone heard of prylotherapy? I can find it using Google, but I can't find whether it is cap
Subject: Has anyone heard of prylotherapy? I can find it using Google, but I can't find whether it is cap'd.
nm
Can find plenty on the internet regarding lipodermosclerosis, but unfortunately cannot find that exa
Subject: Can find plenty on the internet regarding lipodermosclerosis, but unfortunately cannot find that exact spelling in any dictionary... sorry. Anyone else?
OB/GYN HELP REPLY
Subject: OB/GYN HELP REPLY
It was probably mosaicism.
Sure NOW I see the reply. (nm)
Subject: Sure NOW I see the reply. (nm)
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could it be homogeneous mass in breast
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No, its not Apley's test. It sounds like either albee or elbee test. Thanks.
Thanks for reply...there really isn't much more...
Subject: Thanks for reply...there really isn't much more...
...Dictator simply gives visual acuity statistics in prior sentence, then states "The ________ visual field exam is intact." I got two of these reports one right after another, first time ever doing this dictator or this specialty. While researching for the second time I actually waited to get the detail report on the prior chart so I could see what QA had entered - waste of time! They left it blank too.
Of course this dictator also lists drugs like "Actone" (probably Actonel) and grossly mispronounced several others, so who knows? Motalakian, tularakian....weird!
reply to a reply
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I want to know why you would ask me if I was doing a test or working. I am puzzled and would like an answer.
See my reply below
Subject: See my reply below
I think maybe: Grossly nonfocal.
Hope this helps.
thx 4 d reply
Subject: thx 4 d reply
reply to nm
Subject: reply to nm
The correct spelling is
mittelschmerz.
Reply
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I agree, please do not post a response if you are going to be rude about it. This board should be about giving positive feedback and not criticism.
Thanks for your reply, however, I was not (sm)
Subject: Thanks for your reply, however, I was not (sm)
questioning whether either was 1 word, but if they had 2 separate meanings; i.e.; patellAfemoral versus patellOfemoral. I've seen it written both way on a Google search.
From what I've just been reading, patellAfemoral syndrome relates more to knee conditions with: cartilage damage; menisci, ligament and capsular damage; a sequelae after patellar fracture, dislocation or subluxation; sequelae after knee surgery; quadriceps tendinitis; iliotibial band friction syndrome; pre-and infrapatellar bursitis; and pesanserinus bursitis.
Thanks again for your interest.
Thank you both for your reply - nm
Subject: Thank you both for your reply - nm
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How about elipsis of skin?
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Cardizem????
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Pick arthroplasty (microfracture technique)
That's possible - thank you for your reply.
Subject: That's possible - thank you for your reply.
reply to trying . . . sm
Subject: reply to trying . . . sm
No, this is a female. It is orthopaedics and she is 88 yrs old with right shoulder pain.
Tx for trying, I appreciate it. I have slowed this Dr. down and, of course, it just makes it worse trying to listen to it like that. = )
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Could be: Rovsing's sign
Thank you both for your reply.
Subject: Thank you both for your reply.
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I think I found it - came up under the word help board. Thanks!
reply to me
Subject: reply to me
would it make sense for it to be 'lysis of bowel adhesions?'
I don't find this, but you may know more than I since I couldn't find it before. Tx.
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amikacin
Thanks for the reply.
Subject: Thanks for the reply.
Thanks for your reply. :)
Subject: Thanks for your reply. :)
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