Lungs have clear apices with some faint wheezes. (?)
Posted By: MT50 on 2007-12-31
In Reply to: Lung exam- ABCs? - Tammy
Subject: Lungs have clear apices with some faint wheezes. (?)
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s/l S1, S2, regular. RS lungs: Clear
Subject: s/l S1, S2, regular. RS lungs: Clear
He runs the whole thing together with a heavy accent, so not sure if the RS goes with the S1, S2 or if it is RS lungs. TIA!
Or running together Lungs: Clear. Cor: RSR. nm
Subject: Or running together Lungs: Clear. Cor: RSR. nm
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Respiratory: Lungs clear to auscultation - NM
Subject: Respiratory: Lungs clear to auscultation - NM
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Could he be moving on to LUNGS: Clear to auscultation?
Subject: Could he be moving on to LUNGS: Clear to auscultation?
Heart size equal. Lungs are clear.
Subject: Heart size equal. Lungs are clear.
s/l large "pericardial" diffuse wheezes
Subject: s/l large "pericardial" diffuse wheezes
the s/l pericardial part is a bit gargled, so I'm not sure if this is the right word or if this makes sense..
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Lung Exam apices
Subject: Lung Exam apices
That's it! That's it! Good grief. Where is my brain today?
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decreased air entry over the apices bilaterally. nm
Subject: decreased air entry over the apices bilaterally. nm
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maybe faint (can barely see)? nm
Subject: maybe faint (can barely see)? nm
Faint s/l ipsicollaterals demonstrate
Subject: Faint s/l ipsicollaterals demonstrate
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I know ipsilateral. Would this be right?
Thank you so much. I hear a very faint "ing" sound - nm
Subject: Thank you so much. I hear a very faint "ing" sound - nm
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Subject: Agree with 50, but distant sometimes used to be mean faint and hard
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Thanks both for helping. I finally was able to hear a very faint "ly" at the end of appropria
Subject: Thanks both for helping. I finally was able to hear a very faint "ly" at the end of appropriate.
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Subject: It is so clear Fair a con FE, can't get Femcon FE, it is just so clear. :(
Lungs!
Subject: Lungs!
Her lungs reveal some prolonged expiratory breath sounds and occasional perihollow wheezing. The bold is what it sounds like. Any ideas?
Thanks.
lungs cor RSR... please sm... ty
Subject: lungs cor RSR... please sm... ty
Doc is very hard to understand... i've been doing this for a long time, and I have always thought that cor belonged in heart exam. This doc speaks very low, but s/l he continually says on physical exams, ...
lungs cor rsr. I figured lung exam was separate and i was missing something he said, and then i should type .... Cor, RSR (for regular sinus rhythm). Can somebody please clarify for me? I saw another transcriptionists report that said ... lungs cor rsr. That does not look correct to me and many of these other MT's make a lot of mistakes.
Please help! Thank you much!
Could you put Lungs/Cor: RSR?
Subject: Could you put Lungs/Cor: RSR?
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http://www.labtestsonline.org/understanding/conditions/tuberculosis-3.html
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Subject: no - pleurisy involves the lungs.....nm
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Subject: Lungs, harsh cough with no s/l "E to A" changes, but a few rhonchi. nm
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patient says her lungs feels _____(natty)?
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Subject: And by the way, PLEURAL refers to thelining of the lungs, PLURAL means ore than one. have not heard of pleural effusion, etc????
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I just want to be sure about whether since she specified it is left side only that extensor hallucis "is" and not extensor hallucis "are". If she said bilateral then it would read extensor hallucis are 4+/5 -- am I getting that part correct? TIA
To be clear?
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Hallucis IS.......halluces ARE. You will know when she is talking about a different side or bilateral. Don't over-think your dictator, okay? I'm thinking you may be new (I hope) and these things will become more clear as you go.
I know you're trying to get it perfect, but she knows what she's doing with the foot/feet. :)
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Subject: I wish...but it's very clear. Thanks
Just to be clear
Subject: Just to be clear
My "duh" in the other post was for ME, not you. Didn't want any misunderstanding. Thanks for your help!
Clear? Nm
Subject: Clear? Nm
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Yes, it is clear. Thank you!
Subject: Yes, it is clear. Thank you!
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