No CCE? clubbing, cyanosis or edema? Extremities exam? nm
Posted By: Txczech on 2007-10-01
In Reply to: Musculolskeletal- - kjlange
Subject: No CCE? clubbing, cyanosis or edema? Extremities exam? nm
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How about extremities no clubbing, cyanosis, or edema. no
Subject: How about extremities no clubbing, cyanosis, or edema. no
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no cyanosis, clubbing, or edema.
Subject: no cyanosis, clubbing, or edema.
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I've always heard clubbing, cyanosis and edema. nm
Subject: I've always heard clubbing, cyanosis and edema. nm
in physical exam: where will I put "no cyanosis on oxygen"? Still in extremities or somewhere
Subject: in physical exam: where will I put "no cyanosis on oxygen"? Still in extremities or somewhere else?
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Subject: physical exam: Extremities have *bordy* edema. Thanks!
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Subject: extremities- positive s/l esquail edema is present
#1 might be "extra sounds; extremities without edema." #2 is "leukocyte esterase" (nm)
Subject: #1 might be "extra sounds; extremities without edema." #2 is "leukocyte esterase" (nm)
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Subject: In physical exam: Where will you put "no cyanosis?"
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Extremities exam:
Subject: Extremities exam:
s/l altoitialpalses are palpable.
Any idea what this term is? This is under Extremities physical exam.
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how about the extremities part of the exam?? nm
Subject: how about the extremities part of the exam?? nm
Here is a good all around PE link. Click on lower extremities exam. sm
Subject: Here is a good all around PE link. Click on lower extremities exam. sm
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Subject: s/l perinocial space of hands where clubbing occurs
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Subject: could it be cyanosis
rubor and cyanosis nm
Subject: rubor and cyanosis nm
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Subject: cyanosis (bluish color)
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Extremities help
Subject: Extremities help
TGIF everyone!
Dr. states "extremiteis have clubbing, edema, and s/l ches-pa-nin." I've looked at a million websites but am coming up with nothing. Chest pain doesn't make sense--any thoughts?
extremities
Subject: extremities
Is there any information in the rest of the report that might give a clue such as chief complaint/diagnosis, etc.?
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Subject: Extremities
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Extremities - no CVA or CVP?
Subject: Extremities - no CVA or CVP?
Has anyone ever heard of either of these terms dictated under the "extremities" section of a physical exam? I can understand "no CVA" in a way because of the patient ever had a stroke then their extremities might be effected (although I would think this would go under the neuro section). Its the CVP that I'm not getting. I've checked my abbreviation references and I can't find anything this would refer to.
BTW, I left this blank. The QA department filled the blank with No CVA or CVP. I'm curious more than anything. Am I missing something here?
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Subject: extremities
EXTREMITIES: Full range of motion.s/l*no pull incentive.*
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Subject: Extremities word help
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extremities word help
Subject: extremities word help
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Subject: lower extremities
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Subject: Lower extremities ? - could be pedal OR it
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