Impression: Right MPJ extensor hood rupture SM
Posted By: Just Looking on 2008-09-03
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(s/l shrowd ligament rupture).
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Extensor Indicis Proprius and Extensor Pollicis Longus sm
Subject: Extensor Indicis Proprius and Extensor Pollicis Longus sm
per www.acronymfinder.com. Make sure the anatomy fits, cause I didn't ;)
extensor indicis proprius (EIP) and extensor pollicis longus (EPL)
Subject: extensor indicis proprius (EIP) and extensor pollicis longus (EPL)
Extensor Indicis Proprius (EIP) to Extensor Pollicis Longus (EPL)
Subject: Extensor Indicis Proprius (EIP) to Extensor Pollicis Longus (EPL)
dorsal hood of prepuce? Just a guess. nm
Subject: dorsal hood of prepuce? Just a guess. nm
s/l "five hood lamina or spinous process"
Subject: s/l "five hood lamina or spinous process"
This patient had some lumbar spine x-rays which showed only a "five hood lamina" or spinous process.....
Has anyone heard of anything like "five hood lamina?"
Thanks!!
Abby
Early rupture?
Subject: Early rupture?
Appendicitis with pearly rupture?
Subject: Appendicitis with pearly rupture?
Acute appendicitis with __________rupture.
s/l pearly
chordae tendineae rupture
Subject: chordae tendineae rupture
s/l "assisted? rupture of membranes"
Subject: s/l "assisted? rupture of membranes"
New phrase for me after all these years...forniceal rupture of the
Subject: New phrase for me after all these years...forniceal rupture of the
s
maybe SROM - spontaneous rupture of membranes
Subject: maybe SROM - spontaneous rupture of membranes
shred or shredded ligament rupture?
Subject: shred or shredded ligament rupture?
s/l subtalar plantar plate rupture nm
Subject: s/l subtalar plantar plate rupture nm
Or....SROM, spontaneous rupture of membranes. Almost forgot that one! nm
Subject: Or....SROM, spontaneous rupture of membranes. Almost forgot that one! nm
s
might just be PROM, premature rupture of membranes. Is she early? nm
Subject: might just be PROM, premature rupture of membranes. Is she early? nm
s
Could be - right popliteal artery "occlusion" with "intimal" medial rupture
Subject: Could be - right popliteal artery "occlusion" with "intimal" medial rupture
extensor?
Subject: extensor?
extensor it is...
Subject: extensor it is...
Thank you. That is it.
extensor hallucis is ...
Subject: extensor hallucis is ...
Dictated: Tibialis anterior on the left is 4+/5. Extensor hallucis is 5/5. If she did not dictate "left" - then it would be "are" 4+5, correct?
extensor hallucis......sm
Subject: extensor hallucis......sm
Per my experience, and this is only mine, when a doc starts dictating, "tibialis anterior on the left is 4+/5, extensor hallucis is 5/5", that doc is dictating about one side. If he/she changes sides, i.e., left to right, he/she may possibly say....."tibialis tendon on the left is 4+/5 and 5/5" (meaning on the right). But, they do not usually change sides AND tendons like that. Per your account, it sounds like the doc is speaking about the same side as she is not comparing; she's just talking about two different tendons.
If she is referring to both great toes, she will usually pronounce in the proper manner, which you would spell halluces.
And, no, "are" would be completely wrong in this case as she is dictating that ONE tendon is 4+/5 and ANOTHER tendon is 5/5.
You do understand the anatomy, right?
Extensor ???? proprius?
Subject: Extensor ???? proprius?
The doc is dictating excision of a ganglion in the dorsum of the left wrist. "Thickened synovium was excised from the interval between the common extensors and s/l "extensor ingeus proprius." Any help? I cannot find that in any lists of extensors anywhere. Thanks in advance!
Extensor mechanism
Subject: Extensor mechanism
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flexor to extensor? nm
Subject: flexor to extensor? nm
??? extensor tenotomy ??? (nm)
Subject: ??? extensor tenotomy ??? (nm)
extensor indicis prorius
Subject: extensor indicis prorius
nm
definitely psoas and no comma after extensor
Subject: definitely psoas and no comma after extensor
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extensor s/l housis longus
Subject: extensor s/l housis longus
I cannot get him to actively dorsiflex that left ankle. I also cannot, actively, get him to fire his extensor s/l housis longus
extensor hallucis longus ...nm
Subject: extensor hallucis longus ...nm
s
s/l extensor oosus tendon?
Subject: s/l extensor oosus tendon?
s/l common extensor meth??
Subject: s/l common extensor meth??
With palpation, she is focally tender over the area of the lateral epicondyle and into the common extensor s/l meth??.
Resistance to wrist extension and pronation seems to accentuate pain and discomfort focally over the common extensor s/l meth or math??. No focal deficits appreciated with neurovascular exam.
? common extensor wad (elbow)
Subject: ? common extensor wad (elbow)
extensor digitorum brevis (nm)
Subject: extensor digitorum brevis (nm)
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extensor compartment of wrist ?
Subject: extensor compartment of wrist ?
EDC= extensor digitorum communis
Subject: EDC= extensor digitorum communis
Help with IMPRESSION
Subject: Help with IMPRESSION
Should this be dictated like this?
1. Hyponatremia, rule out subdural hematoma.
OR
1. Hyponatremia.
2. Rule out subdural hematoma.
impression
Subject: impression
type it with a semicolon in between.
Impression
Subject: Impression
Hi Shirl -
Hang in there, this will be old hat to you after a while. Radiology reports are usually pretty standard. Same phrases/terms used by all radiologists.
Some usual headings in a radiology report are:
CLINICAL INDICATION: or INFORMATION: or HISTORY, or variations of any of these.
FINDINGS: or RESULTS:
IMPRESSION: or OPINION:
Start adding the common phrases, like "lung markings" and all the various possible headers as above, to whatever word expander program you have. You'll be flying through reports in no time!
Impression
Subject: Impression
In the impression the doctor says the patient probably has a small perforation of his colonic cancer.
Impression
Subject: Impression
Status post laceration, rigth wrist with repair of partial tear to the s/l FC or FCE tendon.
Cout it be extensor finger flexors?
Subject: Cout it be extensor finger flexors?
"EHL" (extensor hallucis longus) ??
Subject: "EHL" (extensor hallucis longus) ??
she may say it again in impression if you haven't got there. nm
Subject: she may say it again in impression if you haven't got there. nm
IMPRESSION prob
Subject: IMPRESSION prob
I have a problem under impression  ...
"D: IMPRESSION: Occipital neuralgia probable acute gastroenteritis"
question: how will I transcribe that? coz Occipital neuralgia is not related to "probable acute gastroenteritis" isn't it? or possibly there was a 2 impression. one, is occipital neuralgia and secondly, acute gastroenteritis?... What's the meaning by the dictator?
NOTE: but the dictator did not dictate any numbering.... 
Assessment or Impression
Is it an AAMT rule to automatically number the diagnoses in the Assessment or Impression of an H&P or soap even if the dictator does not? TIA!
No, but it is either part of the Impression, or
Subject: No, but it is either part of the Impression, or
the a new section after it.
Thanks :)
Impression - hypertension
Subject: Impression - hypertension
This is under impression on a history and physical examination.
It is a numbered list.
[Sodiunduradine] is hypertension.
Any suggestions would be great!
It was under the impression section
Subject: It was under the impression section
I have heard of that also, but it was under his impressions. This doctor is such a mumble mouth! *sigh*
On impression: MR say pat uremeia.
Subject: On impression: MR say pat uremeia.
Pt with mental retardation.
No abitlit to s/l "fire" his extensor pollicis longus
Subject: No abitlit to s/l "fire" his extensor pollicis longus
extensor tenolysis (release of tendon adhesions) ? sm
Subject: extensor tenolysis (release of tendon adhesions) ? sm
Secondly, the gain in range of motion (ROM) in the PIP joint following extensor tenolysis and dorsal capsulotomy was compared with that found in the ...linkinghub.elsevier.com/retrieve/pii/S0894113006001487 - Similar pagesby SJ Chinchalkar - 2006
I would not abbrev it if it is in the IMPRESSION as the poster said.
Subject: I would not abbrev it if it is in the IMPRESSION as the poster said.
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