I would use step-offs. Think they want anatomy here and not the name of something. JMHO. nm
Posted By: NM on 2007-07-18
In Reply to: back exam, s/l Stepoff's? - mtx3
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step-offs I think
Subject: step-offs I think
I transcribe it step-offs. nm
Subject: I transcribe it step-offs. nm
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No step-offs. You will hear that a lot with fractures etc.sm
Subject: No step-offs. You will hear that a lot with fractures etc.sm
as per my old Stedman's Ortho and me, old ortho person here, before so many hyphens etc. so I have to look things up to get things right for you guys.
JMHO
Subject: JMHO
I would type:
Enclosures: Three (3) chart notes from 04/19/07, 04/15/07, and 04/09/07
(only put the actual dates of course)
That way it is perfectly clear exactly what is being enclosed.
But that's just me.......
cardio s/l clad offs??
Subject: cardio s/l clad offs??
There were "clad offs" to the right coronary artery - cardiac catheterization.
IBD First Step
Subject: IBD First Step
Helps to diagnose patients with inflammatory bowel disease.
More info can be researched: www.prometheus-labs.com (Product Listing)
(IBD FIRST STEP)
s/l New Step
Subject: s/l New Step
She has been doing aquatherapy, treadmill and ______(s/l newstep) with very little decrease in her discomfort.
To take it a step further...
Subject: To take it a step further...
When you transcribe a CT or MRI, the radiologist may say "axial plane," "sagittal plane," or "coronal plane." That refers to the angle of the x-rays in relationship to the body (see illustration).
It looks like 21 mg for Step 1 (sm)
Subject: It looks like 21 mg for Step 1 (sm)
so this could be the dosage if the patient is just beginning the regimen.
Anatomy help please
Subject: Anatomy help please
Patient is having MRI for MS protocol...s/l doc is saying probits. This patient does have visual changes with his MS, but he clearly is not saying orbits. Any clues at all?
ASR Anatomy (!)
Subject: ASR Anatomy (!)
CT angiogram demonstrated left lower lobe subsegmental French diabetes.
step-off fxs would be correct
Subject: step-off fxs would be correct
That is it! I had to step away before I heard it.
Subject: That is it! I had to step away before I heard it.
What's the definition of a step off?
Subject: What's the definition of a step off?
Step-Down Unit
Subject: Step-Down Unit
A little anatomy lesson....
Subject: A little anatomy lesson....
The abdominal aorta bifurcates (divides) into the right and left iliac arteries, and the femoral arteries branch off from the iliacs. So when you hear "iliofemoral artery" or anything related, it is almost invariably il-i-o, not il-e-o.
Would x-ray be supraspinatus anatomy?
Subject: Would x-ray be supraspinatus anatomy?
According to Gray's Anatomy...sm
Subject: According to Gray's Anatomy...sm
The "fourchette" is the anterior edge of the perineum. Hope that helps.
Hand anatomy
Subject: Hand anatomy
He is not able to fully flex the left middle finger and the distance between the [s/l pulp] and palm is about 1 inch when he tries to make a fist.
bony anatomy?
Subject: bony anatomy?
could I be hearing this right, "Bony anatomy appears normal."
bony anatomy
Subject: bony anatomy
Yep, bony anatomy is correct.
Eye Anatomy question?
Subject: Eye Anatomy question?
lesion near the s/l "Medial Campus" of the eye on the upper eyelid
Is this spelled correctly?
Thanks,
Abby
s/l sacota step test
Subject: s/l sacota step test
help?
s/l veress step needle?
Subject: s/l veress step needle?
sounds like veress step needle? Anyone got a clue?
step-stair test ??
Subject: step-stair test ??
do you know what anatomy (knee, hip)? need more info nm
Subject: do you know what anatomy (knee, hip)? need more info nm
Hopefully he dictated the correct anatomy...sm
Subject: Hopefully he dictated the correct anatomy...sm
in the details of the operation!
this is correct according to Grey's Anatomy
Subject: this is correct according to Grey's Anatomy
There are 3 portions that make that complex, and the gastrocnemius and soleus are a band that eventually join together, but have tissue that separate them.
can you give sentence - is this anatomy or ....
Subject: can you give sentence - is this anatomy or ....
instrument ??
yes she did...small step forward, I guess. nm
Subject: yes she did...small step forward, I guess. nm
nm
Never mind, found step-off fracture. nm
Subject: Never mind, found step-off fracture. nm
!
step-off is perfectly fine and in the Sted's. nm
Subject: step-off is perfectly fine and in the Sted's. nm
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Patient was injured while doing a s/l step class.
Subject: Patient was injured while doing a s/l step class.
nm
Hehehe, I guess I was a step ahead of that
Subject: Hehehe, I guess I was a step ahead of that
I'm sorry, Since I already have suprascript and subscript up on my tool bar, my instructions were what to do for O(subscript)2 so all you have to do is type O2 (normal script) and it changes automatically. I don't like having to highlight the 2 and go up there and click the subscript button every time. I would rather type O2 and let Word change it for me. I try to get Word to do as much for me as possible. I do this for cm squared, cm cubed, H2(subscript)0, etc.
there's a "stair-step" that relates to ventilation.
Subject: there's a "stair-step" that relates to ventilation.
It's physes. Something you learn in anatomy class. nm
Subject: It's physes. Something you learn in anatomy class. nm
??
Hematology - know your chemotherapy and dosages well, same anatomy. n/m
Subject: Hematology - know your chemotherapy and dosages well, same anatomy. n/m
More context, please? Where in anatomy, type of procedure, etc?
Subject: More context, please? Where in anatomy, type of procedure, etc?
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cardiac anatomy verified using the s/l siteright
Subject: cardiac anatomy verified using the s/l siteright
Doing a cardiac catheter note. Doctor says he verified anatomy using the s/l siteright. Thanks for your help!
cervical as in neck or as in female anatomy?
Subject: cervical as in neck or as in female anatomy?
Step class, Jane Fonda once had a video of this....
Subject: Step class, Jane Fonda once had a video of this....
Fukuda step or stepping test. Google
Subject: Fukuda step or stepping test. Google
search will bring up lots. I remember this one because I rarely encounter it so wrote it in my little reminder notebook.
Spacuda step test? Vestibular eval
Subject: Spacuda step test? Vestibular eval
S/L spacuda step testing. Football player with concussion after helmet-to-helmet hit, now complaining of dizziness and headaches.
The sentence is:
"His *Spacuda?* step testing was intact."
She is doing dynamic balance testing on him.
Thanks!
hilum/hilar? you need to verify anatomy with a reference
Subject: hilum/hilar? you need to verify anatomy with a reference
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Leasa - Go to bartleby.com and use Gray's Anatomy reference
Subject: Leasa - Go to bartleby.com and use Gray's Anatomy reference
It's a great reference and it's free.
eustachian tube is an anatomy term; not capitalized.
Subject: eustachian tube is an anatomy term; not capitalized.
nm
Yes as in retraction of the soft parts of the anatomy during expiration.
Subject: Yes as in retraction of the soft parts of the anatomy during expiration.
Sharing anatomy tables/bones link
Subject: Sharing anatomy tables/bones link
I came across this site and thought I'd share.
Found this rather neat anatomy eponym link. sm
Subject: Found this rather neat anatomy eponym link. sm
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http://www.dartmouth.edu/~humananatomy/resources/glossary.html
Type of endoscopy for bladder outlet obstruction...s/l Step...nm
Subject: Type of endoscopy for bladder outlet obstruction...s/l Step...nm
basic human anatomy (thumb has "opponens" musculature) sm
Subject: basic human anatomy (thumb has "opponens" musculature) sm
Opposition is the movement whereby the palmar aspect of the thumb touches the palmar aspect of another finger of the same hand. (When the contact is not by their palmar aspects, the movement is merely apposition.) The converse of opposition is reposition. These movements occur at all the joints of the thumb, although opposition takes place mainly at the carpometacarpal joint.(source--Dartmouth.edu)
http://www.dartmouth.edu/~humananatomy/part_2/chapter_11.html
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