I have never heard the term "myonuclear" scan.
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Subject: I have never heard the term "myonuclear" scan.
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maybe quad scan ???? never heard your phrase before.
Subject: maybe quad scan ???? never heard your phrase before.
sestamibi scan, usually heard with cardio. nm
Subject: sestamibi scan, usually heard with cardio. nm
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Ever heard of ventiltorian perfusion scan??
Subject: Ever heard of ventiltorian perfusion scan??
I've heard of red blood cell "tagged" scan.
Subject: I've heard of red blood cell "tagged" scan.
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Has anyone heard of s/l Lexy Scan nuclear study (cardiac). nm
Subject: Has anyone heard of s/l Lexy Scan nuclear study (cardiac). nm
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I have never heard of this term
Subject: I have never heard of this term
usually they will say "edema 2+, 1+", etc. or "trace pitting edema" -could he be stumbling over the word?
I had not heard that term before, thank you so much!
Subject: I had not heard that term before, thank you so much!
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The old term or the one I have always heard
Subject: The old term or the one I have always heard
was workmen's compensation. Where do you get workerman's from???
Also reviewed were bone scan, white cell scan and s/l solfar coag scan. Thanks
Subject: Also reviewed were bone scan, white cell scan and s/l solfar coag scan. Thanks
Anyone heard of term "prealt" .....
Subject: Anyone heard of term "prealt" .....
I think it relates to drugs. "The patient at this time was thinking of getting different medications on his palm prealt". Not sure what this word means or if it should be in all caps or capitalized. TIA.
Not in my book. Been doing this 10 yrs and never heard that term
Subject: Not in my book. Been doing this 10 yrs and never heard that term
I've never heard of that term, but is doc saying AND
Subject: I've never heard of that term, but is doc saying AND
spelling "rabbit," or just s/l spelling "R-A-B-B-I-T" - because if that's the case, maybe saying something like "already brought to the step-down unit..." or something like that ??? Just a guess.
I remember the first time I heard that term.
Subject: I remember the first time I heard that term.
I flagged it for QA and told them it sounded like "winky butt." They told me I was close.
I have heard the term excellent dating
Subject: I have heard the term excellent dating
thank you, fist time I heard that term:)
Subject: thank you, fist time I heard that term:)
I have heard the term "cardiac window", but not
Subject: I have heard the term "cardiac window", but not
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I have heard the term cardiac window, but not
Subject: I have heard the term cardiac window, but not
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never mind...it's renogram! this is a new dr to me, and I've not heard that term used before
Subject: never mind...it's renogram! this is a new dr to me, and I've not heard that term used before
In eight years of transcribing ortho, I've never heard this term...
Subject: In eight years of transcribing ortho, I've never heard this term...
Impression:
1. Left de Quervain tendinitis.
2. Left carpal tunnel syndrome.
Will get EMGs. The patient has evidence of s/l palmarthrorheumatosis. He runs it together, so it may be palm (or palmar) arthrorheumatosis.
Any help is appreciated. :)
Under meds, doctor says post Diovan. Is this a term that is used? Haven't heard of it. Thanks.
Subject: Under meds, doctor says post Diovan. Is this a term that is used? Haven't heard of it. Thanks.
No problem, worked for Urologists for 8 years so I've heard the term a time or two
Subject: No problem, worked for Urologists for 8 years so I've heard the term a time or two
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I've heard the term nighthawk, person who works night shift.
Subject: I've heard the term nighthawk, person who works night shift.
Usually heard as gated like a gated SPECT study, or a MUGA, or a gated scan,
Subject: Usually heard as gated like a gated SPECT study, or a MUGA, or a gated scan,
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CT SCAN cannt figure out part of scan Pls see message
Reveals abnormal hypermetabolism in the lymph nodes in the neck, more right than left including ?factitious learning of the thyroid?, in the anterior mediastinum as well large expansile right rib lesion. Bone scan reveals uptake in the right lateral 7th and 8th ribs.
...or liver-spleen scan or radionuclide scan. nm
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liver scan s/l betascab scan
his last s/l betascab scan showe that his liver lesion has decreased in size.
maybe tech HIDA scan? (technetium HIDA scan) NM
Subject: maybe tech HIDA scan? (technetium HIDA scan) NM
Never heard of it as part of an exam, but have heard of punch biopsy?
Subject: Never heard of it as part of an exam, but have heard of punch biopsy?
term birth born a live child OR term birth born alive
Subject: term birth born a live child OR term birth born alive
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pre air on CT scan
CT scan revealed some minimal pre air, though no abscess.
Not sure what the pre air is.
pet scan
avidity
CT or CAT scan
Subject: CT or CAT scan
I have been transcribing for quite a few years and have always used CT scan rather than CAT scan. This is a verbatim account. Which one would you go with?
CT or CAT scan
Subject: CT or CAT scan
Always go verbatim on a verbatim account. Transcribe either CT or CAT scan as he dictates.
V/Q scan
Subject: V/Q scan
CT scan
Subject: CT scan
pt has abdominal pain.
pt underwent CT scan of abdomen and pelvis with p.o. contrast only secondary to his sl-leutemia.
CT scan
Subject: CT scan
CT scan was performed which shows a lot of sl-fat straining.
man with acute pancreatitis.
Help with scan
Subject: Help with scan
Has anyone heard of Shanz scan or Shantz? Supposely like the Lodox. Would appreciate any help as this started coming up on an acct last night and have heard it again today. B
Scan
Subject: Scan
Could it be a Statscan? This is a type of scanner produced by the Lodox company.
Just a thought...
Scan
Subject: Scan
Thanks Dee, I do think that is what I am hearing now. B
CAT scan ?
Subject: CAT scan ?
The CAT scan did not __________ any abnormalities in his kidneys.
The word s/l common or comment..
ever hear this?
CAT Scan ...sm
Subject: CAT Scan ...sm
At this time, the patient had a CAT scan, which was negative despite the_____circle, so I recommend checking a PET scan.
Sounds like vicious
Please help with PET scan . . .
Subject: Please help with PET scan . . .
PET scan showed metabolic activity in mediastinal lymph nodes s/l and porter cable chain
Thank you!
ct scan help
Subject: ct scan help
She is stumbling over this word:
Head CT revealed ventriculomegaly and s/l transappendymal edema . . .
MAN scan
Subject: MAN scan
To help anyone else out that hears this phrase, I just got back the result from QA and they are telling me it is a MAN scan - not sure where they found this to reference, because I looked everywhere, but if they say so. Thanks to anyone who helped!
may be Tc scan. sm
Subject: may be Tc scan. sm
This is to test the bone density etc. Just a guess here.
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An artificial radioactive element, atomic no. 43, atomic wt. 99, produced in 1937 by bombardment of molybdenum by deuterons; also a product of the fission of 235U; used extensively as a radiographic tracer in imaging studies of internal organs.
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or maybe this:
MDCT is Better Than Plain Film in Diagnosing Hip Replacement ...
Multidetector CT (MDCT) is superior to plain film x-rays for detecting problems that occur in patients who have undergone hip replacements, ...
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Could it be CT scan? nm
Subject: Could it be CT scan? nm
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by CT scan? by MRI? nm
Subject: by CT scan? by MRI? nm
PET scan???
Subject: PET scan???
XI scan...nm
Subject: XI scan...nm
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s/l Zi scan
Subject: s/l Zi scan
orthopedic dication syndesmotic screw removal. S/L Zi scan used to view the screws. Any help, thanks!!!
s/l pan scan
Subject: s/l pan scan
Sentence, "Due to mechanism, the patient was s/l pan scanned." I found pan and scan for the movies but not for medical terminology!! Help!
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