Maybe serial cardiac enzymes or just serial enzymes? Are they ruling out an MI? nm
Posted By: wandering on 2006-02-12
In Reply to: lab work s/l "serum mesotomes"? - AGJ
Subject: Maybe serial cardiac enzymes or just serial enzymes? Are they ruling out an MI? nm
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is it serial cardiac enzymes?
Subject: is it serial cardiac enzymes?
Or 'serial cardiac enzymes...'? Ruling out for an MI? More context would help! nm
Subject: Or 'serial cardiac enzymes...'? Ruling out for an MI? More context would help! nm
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Cardiac enzymes
Subject: Cardiac enzymes
Acute MI rulilng out with s/l zero cardiac enzymes. Could this be correct or do you think he is saying serum and it just sounds like zero? TIA
cardiac enzymes
Subject: cardiac enzymes
It is "serial" cardiac enzymes.
cardiac enzymes
Subject: cardiac enzymes
I have a format question. Not sure how to punctuate this sentence. This is listed under "Laboratory Data"
Cardiac enzymes CPK were high, but his MBs were normal.
Would it be correct like it is, or would it be "Cardiac enzymes: CPKs were high, but his MBs were normal."
I also don't know if I should edit CPK to CPKs or leave it as is.
cardiac enzymes
Subject: cardiac enzymes
thanks, that's how I had it but wasn't sure. And wasn't sure about editing to CPKs or leaving it as CPK (without the "s"). Thanks again.
serial cardiac?
Subject: serial cardiac?
cycling cardiac enzymes?
Subject: cycling cardiac enzymes?
This may be all related to hypoxia since the patient was essentially unresponsive with airway obstruction on EMS arrival; however, cannot rule out other causes of syncope or a seizure. As such, we will go ahead s/l cycle his cardiac enzymes and check an echocardiogram.
Does cycle sound right?
Does cardiac enzymes fit your situation?
Subject: Does cardiac enzymes fit your situation?
Might be helpful to know the patient's diagnoses to know what the right answer is.
Here is a good link to all the cardiac enzymes. Look thru here and listen again and you may be able
Subject: Here is a good link to all the cardiac enzymes. Look thru here and listen again and you may be able
to figure out what he/she is saying.
http://classes.kumc.edu/son/nurs420/unit5/cardiac_enzymes.htm
Personally... Cardiac enzymes: CPK were high, but his MBs were normal.
Subject: Personally... Cardiac enzymes: CPK were high, but his MBs were normal.
Might be how they're referring to the first set of the 3 sets of cardiac enzymes to rule out
Subject: Might be how they're referring to the first set of the 3 sets of cardiac enzymes to rule out
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please help! Past medical history includes s/l spilling? cardiac enzymes. Thanks!
Subject: please help! Past medical history includes s/l spilling? cardiac enzymes. Thanks!
serial?
Subject: serial?
Serial HCP?
Subject: Serial HCP?
Doctor says "patient ruled out for MI by serial HCPs." Sounds like HCPs or ACPs. I assume it's cardiac enzyme testing. Any ideas?
Thanks.
serial CK-MB ?
Subject: serial CK-MB ?
That would be Creon enzymes
Subject: That would be Creon enzymes
that's what my son is on
s/l cipicastle enzymes??
Subject: s/l cipicastle enzymes??
Seen in the ER for chest pain and had a cardiac evaluation and s/l cipicastle enzymes??
serial licated?
Subject: serial licated?
(This is a patient who was found to be in mild congestive heart failure)
HOSPITAL COURSE
Patient was admitted to monitored bed. s/l serial licated and cardiac enzymes were done.
serial tilts? sm
Subject: serial tilts? sm
could it be as simple as "serial tilts" and they're just mispronouncing?
serial blood glucose ?? (nm)
Subject: serial blood glucose ?? (nm)
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urgent for serial crits
Subject: urgent for serial crits
hi,
can anyone tell me is this short for hematocrit or something else, the physician says "the patient was found to have a retroperitoneal hematoma followed with serial crits" tx
serial ECGs/EKGs/?
Subject: serial ECGs/EKGs/?
Zosyn and serial exam sounds right sm
Subject: Zosyn and serial exam sounds right sm
going to rxlist.com and typing in Zocin will help or drugs.com and hit on "Z" to see all drugs that start with "Z"...serial exams just means they will be doing multiple exams.
Zosyn and serial exams. I have had the same in reports before.
Subject: Zosyn and serial exams. I have had the same in reports before.
sure...the dictator said he had a normal CT scan and s/l a live to liver enzymes of AST and ALT at..
Subject: sure...the dictator said he had a normal CT scan and s/l a live to liver enzymes of AST and ALT at..
at that time....
Prostate cancer: 1. This will be the 3rd serial PSA. S/L ?S1? has revealed a slight increase
Subject: Prostate cancer: 1. This will be the 3rd serial PSA. S/L ?S1? has revealed a slight increase
I was thinking that, but didn't know if it was the right word and couldn't find serial fluoros
Subject: I was thinking that, but didn't know if it was the right word and couldn't find serial fluoroscopy.
club foot surg: status post s/l pound setting serial casting technique.
Subject: club foot surg: status post s/l pound setting serial casting technique.
s/l serial catheter or zero catheter
Subject: s/l serial catheter or zero catheter
s/l 60-cm serial catheter introduced in right femoral artery
Only that it's cardiac. -nm
Subject: Only that it's cardiac. -nm
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cardiac
Subject: cardiac
pt had laser ablation to greater saphenous vein, developed flash pulmonary edema, workup was negative except for sl-immulionic cardiac myocardial infarction.
thanks for any help.
CARDIAC
Subject: CARDIAC
s/l he has a history of AGA with stenting. What could the AGA stand for?
Thank you
cardiac
Subject: cardiac
I can't figure out this term. The report is about nonsustained ventricular tachycardia. "The patient also underwent s/l bucasee and stent to the left coronary artery."
cardiac
Subject: cardiac
patient will be admitted to a monitor bed, whether it is sl-telesurge or telesearch or possibly an ICU bed.
cardiac med
Subject: cardiac med
Doc is coughing and I'm not sure what is is trying to say:
She is supposedly on Cardizem and hydros (cough/sneeze)a pressor.
Or could that be hydrosapressor. Hard to tell with the hacking. Help!
cardiac med
Subject: cardiac med
I have asked him to alter his diuretics by decreasing the Lasix to 120 mg a.m., 80 mg in the p.m., and then allowed him to take some ___ 2.5 mg every other day and limit his fluid intake to three quarts per day.
Sounds like me-ta-zo-lol or something along those lines. Closest thing I found was betaxolol, but the dosage is not right. Thanks for any help!
cardiac help
Subject: cardiac help
Pateitn had 5th s/l transmission on the event marker. Is transmission correct? TIA
Cardiac Help
Subject: Cardiac Help
Holter on 1/24/02 sinus rythm s/l PACPVC, TIA
New to Cardiac
Subject: New to Cardiac
medication s/l Taztia XT. Is this correct? Is it a generic or brand name? TIA
Cardiac help
Subject: Cardiac help
adenosine (s/l) Bruce Cardiolite stress test. I know there are Bruce protocols for stress tests, I just never heard anyone describe an adenosine test quite this way
Cardiac help
Subject: Cardiac help
EKG shows normal sinus rhythm with some lateral ST-T wave changes.
Double checking ST-T wave changes. Hypen or not?
cardiac help
Subject: cardiac help
Talking about an electrocardiogram. The s/l R-dar intervals are fairly regular and I do not clearly see flutter waves.
cardiac help again
Subject: cardiac help again
The s/l "sun periods" are appearing to have a fairly regular R-R intervals even though there is less so.
cardiac
Subject: cardiac
For anticoagulation he is on a s/l "rely program" and receiving s/l "do-ba-gan-trine"
Thanks
cardiac help
Subject: cardiac help
peak to peak aortic gardient is 69 - tore? tor?
cardiac help please sm
Subject: cardiac help please sm
Her PATs showed ST segment changes indicative of myocardial ischemia.
Is it really PATs? Can't find it anywhere. Thanks!
Cardiac help!!!!!!!!!!!!
Subject: Cardiac help!!!!!!!!!!!!
My doc is talking about heart cath results. The sentence is: The first obtuse marginal has 50-60% "superaberrant" stenosis but filled via saphenous vein graft.
Of course its the superaberrant part I dont' get. I can't find it any of my books but that is what it sounds like he is saying. HELP
cardiac med
Subject: cardiac med
Bystolic
Maybe cor or cardiac???
Subject: Maybe cor or cardiac???
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s/l caddawet (cardiac med?)
It's clearly not Catapres, sounds really clear.
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