It was under the impression section
Posted By: MTTOMANY on 2009-02-12
In Reply to: I have heard of "empty wall sign" in association - with ACL??? (NM)
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*
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Not cAesarean section - contrary to popular belief, it was not named after Julius Caesar.
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Subject: Help with IMPRESSION
Should this be dictated like this?
1. Hyponatremia, rule out subdural hematoma.
OR
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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
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Impression
Subject: Impression
Status post laceration, rigth wrist with repair of partial tear to the s/l FC or FCE tendon.
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  ...
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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
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[Sodiunduradine] is hypertension.
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On impression: MR say pat uremeia.
Subject: On impression: MR say pat uremeia.
Pt with mental retardation.
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.
it's impression and lung markings....
Subject: it's impression and lung markings....
No, not as a listed diagnosis or impression.
Subject: No, not as a listed diagnosis or impression.
impression, SP - status post
Subject: impression, SP - status post
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Subject: GI help: Is it diaphragmatic compression or impression
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Ahhh...that's diaphragmatic impression. nm
Subject: Ahhh...that's diaphragmatic impression. nm
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Subject: Thanks. Duh. I have to spell out abbreviations in impression. Just could not think. NM
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That is the complete sentence. It is his IMPRESSION.
Subject: That is the complete sentence. It is his IMPRESSION.
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Subject: Could you post the impression? Might help to shed light. nm
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Subject: impression: bronchiolitis s/l sublets? or other process
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Subject: Impression: Right MPJ extensor hood rupture SM
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Subject: nevermind it's 'off' axis. He repeated it in the impression much more clearly!
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Subject: Firstly, would it be Impression: (instead of "colon") Negative mammography...
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Subject: The dictation after just went straight into the impression, so I didn't include it. nm
nm
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Subject: So, if I were to have this abbreviation in the impression or diagnosis, should I expand to carcinoma
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Subject: c-section - nm
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