No pain upon pulling the tragus or **ulna** of either ear.
Posted By: Meg on 2009-04-29
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Subject: No pain upon pulling the tragus or **ulna** of either ear.
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tragus. They sometimes say tragus tug. sm
Subject: tragus. They sometimes say tragus tug. sm
TRAGUS SIGN: The tragus is a cartilage projection anterior to the external opening of the ear.
tragus, maybe? (nm)
Subject: tragus, maybe? (nm)
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can you hear tragus pit?
Subject: can you hear tragus pit?
n/m
Okay, now you are just pulling my leg!
Subject: Okay, now you are just pulling my leg!
pulling on his ears
Subject: pulling on his ears
nm
s/l nasal pulling
Subject: s/l nasal pulling
On exam he has slight minimal retractions, no nasal s/l pulling or pooling.
ulna or ulnar
Subject: ulna or ulnar
They sometimes say that with a radius and ulna fx
Subject: They sometimes say that with a radius and ulna fx
nm
Ulna and Scapula
Subject: Ulna and Scapula
Ulna and Scapula
would it be ulna or ulnar for these...
Subject: would it be ulna or ulnar for these...
2 sentences? would it be left ulna fracture or left ulnar fracture? At this time, I think she is doing very well with the healing of her left ulna fracture. I would recommend continuing on protected usage, but she can discontinue the splint.
Also for this sentence too....X-rays show the proximal third of the ulna fracture in good position with good callus formation. tia.
Pulling my hair out - just a couple questions
Subject: Pulling my hair out - just a couple questions
This study is a right ilia-femoral ultrasound.
Is it ilia-femoral or iliac-femoral, and what about the hyphen?
ALSO......
I cannot figure out what he is saying here:
PROCEDURE REPORT: The abdominal aorta and right ilia-femoral (see above..) systems were S/L: insinated or instinated with a Doppler ultrasound transducer.
Thanks for any help!!
yes I know I'm just pulling at straws second guessing myself with the subtalar. THanks.
Subject: yes I know I'm just pulling at straws second guessing myself with the subtalar. THanks.
Pulling tension and varus stressing?
Subject: Pulling tension and varus stressing?
Anyone familiar with this?
The C-arm was brought in and an attempt of a closed reduction was performed <s/l pulling> tension on the arm as well as <s/l varus> stressing and then digital pressure.
TIA!
at the proximal 'notch' of the ulna
Subject: at the proximal 'notch' of the ulna
release of s/l "onloga" of the distal ulna
Subject: release of s/l "onloga" of the distal ulna
ulna is noun, ulnar is adjective
Subject: ulna is noun, ulnar is adjective
Doing ORIF of ulna with plate fixation, SM
Subject: Doing ORIF of ulna with plate fixation, SM
Sounds like
Reduction was obtained and held with pointed reduction clamps, and a Synthes 8-hole 3.5 DC s/l "Kavi" ______ plate was affixed....
As always, thanks in advance. 
Haven't heard it, but would guess they're pulling in the middle, giving
Subject: Haven't heard it, but would guess they're pulling in the middle, giving
s
possibly occult sciatic pain ( pain hidden/concealed/not manifest) ? nm
Subject: possibly occult sciatic pain ( pain hidden/concealed/not manifest) ? nm
if it's in the spine, it could be "discogenic" pain versus "facet"-related pain
Subject: if it's in the spine, it could be "discogenic" pain versus "facet"-related pain
could be TKA-total knee amputation. pain could be "ghost" pain --nm
Subject: could be TKA-total knee amputation. pain could be "ghost" pain --nm
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Drug name - s/l amarek, for back pain and neck pain
Subject: Drug name - s/l amarek, for back pain and neck pain
Any ideas? Thanks!
shoulder pain and knee pain
Subject: shoulder pain and knee pain
Doctor says, "he denies any neck pain or s/l ridicular symptomatology into the upper extremity.
nEck pain and back pain
Subject: nEck pain and back pain
what a day!
px with rib pain
Subject: px with rib pain
px does repetitive lifting motions at work and this must have caused some musculoskeletal *exavation* or costochondritis. TIA
TMJ Ear Pain
Subject: TMJ Ear Pain
She could be saying, "TMJE type pain."
http://www.atlantadentist.com/tmj_ear_pain.html
pain?
Subject: pain?
The patient's pain was 5 out of 10.
Is it 5/10 or 5:10?
Pain med
Subject: Pain med
Is it for ear pain? If so, there is Aralgen.
They are also without and with pain.
Subject: They are also without and with pain.
SP pain??
Subject: SP pain??
Diagnosis: "Patient complaining of SP pain over her c-section scar." SP stands for?? Thanks!
pain?
Subject: pain?
I would think so, because pain down either - sm
Subject: I would think so, because pain down either - sm
extremity (sciatica) can often go along with lower back pain, especially if there is a herniated lumbar disc involved.
nothing more than pain in the great toe. sm
Just states he injected w/Xylocain and "Delone". thanks
I feel your pain. SM
I had a few like that. Guess who got fired? It wasn't me.
Sorry, it's PAIN. Long day!!
Subject: Sorry, it's PAIN. Long day!!
x
On-cue pain buster?
Subject: On-cue pain buster?
x
referred pain?
Subject: referred pain?
referred pain
pain from deep structures perceived as arising from a surface area remote from its actual origin; the area where the pain is appreciated is innervated by the same spinal segment(s) as the deep structure. Syn: telalgia.
intermittent pain?
Subject: intermittent pain?
recurrent pain?
Subject: recurrent pain?
There is Balacet 325, pain med. SM
Subject: There is Balacet 325, pain med. SM
FDA approves of BALACET 325 - Business Update - Pharma Business Week
BALACET 325 attacks mild-to-moderate pain while helping to reduce the risk of
... At the maximum daily dose, BALACET 325 contains 1950 mg of acetaminophen, ...
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limb pain
Subject: limb pain
because the most important thing is whether or not the pain is radiating down into the extremities. That would be radiculopathy (commonly called sciatica), and it's not a good thing.
On-Q pain ball
Subject: On-Q pain ball
!
neuropathic pain med
Subject: neuropathic pain med
The patient has neuropathic pain. She is going to be put on s/l "liracur" and taken off her Neurontin. Any ideas???
chest pain
Subject: chest pain
He is still complaining of some fatigue and some mild left-sided __________ s/l claritig chest pain
The patient was just hospitalized for a pulmonary embolism.
Nope, not hip pain.
Subject: Nope, not hip pain.
I really don't know what this doctor is mumbling. Maybe he should try dictating without food in his mouth 
CC: Back pain
Subject: CC: Back pain
Thanks for taking the time on this . . .
While the CC: is back pain, the subjective describes . . .
This is an 81-year-old female who, for the last month, has had some intermittent pain next to her right shoulder blade. She is right-handed, and she has been doing a lot of gardening and weed whacking. It does not bother her much during the day, but at night when she sits, and then when she is lying in bed at night, she feels what she describes as a muscle spasm with twinges. She also at times has some diffuse pain from her elbow radiating up to her neck when she “overdoes it”, but that has been going on for quite some time, and she does not feel like that has recently changed.
Please help with pain management
Subject: Please help with pain management
mild L3-4 disc degeneration with annular s/l reversal
Thanks for any and all help here!
pain clinic
Subject: pain clinic
The patient is scheduled for a percutaneous s/l racks or rax procedure of the lumbar spine. Any ideas?
Pain medication, ESL doc
Subject: Pain medication, ESL doc
I am looking for a medication for osteoarthritis and joint tendonitis. She says treated with Lortab and *Air-u-des* thanks for looking!
pain med - try Orudis....
Subject: pain med - try Orudis....
This med is used for osteoarthritis and various joint problems. I take it.
I believe it's "to pain".
Subject: I believe it's "to pain".
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