Not your s/l, but find interspinales as superficial musles of the cervical and lumbar vertebrae. nm
Posted By: passing thru on 2005-08-01
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could it be just C2 - the cervical vertebrae?
Subject: could it be just C2 - the cervical vertebrae?
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Subject: I hear lumbar. So would it make sense as: Posture has decreased lumbar lordosis
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Subject: s/l vertebrae Why's present
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Subject: C5-6 is that vertebra or vertebrae? nm
In my opinion, vertebrae, as there are two..nm
Subject: In my opinion, vertebrae, as there are two..nm
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Plural of vertebra is vertebrae.
Subject: Plural of vertebra is vertebrae.
word help vertebra or vertebrae
Subject: word help vertebra or vertebrae
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vertebrae (plural of vertebra)
Subject: vertebrae (plural of vertebra)
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Subject: Would it be appropriate to say cervical paraspinal or cervical paraspinous? SM. TIA.
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Subject: superficial?
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Subject: ? superficial or superficially (nm)
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Subject: it is a superficial skin infection. nm
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Subject: paronychia which is a superficial infection
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Subject: distal superficial artery
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Subject: ..says superficial dorsofinous ??? complex was fulgurated
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Subject: neck was prepped & draped. skin superficial to s/l cath-nee-aks tubercle. nm
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Subject: neck was prepped & draped. skin superficial to s/l cath-nee-aks tubercle. nm
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Subject: lumbar?
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Subject: lumbar? nm
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Subject: s/l thoracic lumbar-sure
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Says...
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Subject: Can you hear *lumbar lordosis* instead of *on the*?
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Preop lumbar spondylosis...help!
Subject: Preop lumbar spondylosis...help!
Hi guys. I have a couple of questions on this report.
Under description of procedure: After sterile prepped and draped, local anesthetic wheals were raised. There were cephalocaudad and oblique projections of the intersections of the superior articular process of L5 and the sacral ala....
First of all, I'm sure he says "after sterile prepped and draped.... Even though this doesn't make much sense, is that correct?
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My second question is...local anesthetic wheals were raised. There were cephalocaudad and oblique projections.....
it sounds like he says over cephalocaudad and oblique projections....but that doesn't make much sense. Which way is correct? Is it with the period after wheals were raised?
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Lastly, 22-gauge bend tip spinal needles were directed to these intersections.... Is bend tip spinal needles correct?
Thanks for any suggestions. I have been reading posts on here for awhile now but have never posted anything. You guys are the greatest and I hope that one day I can be the successful MT some of you are! Thanks for your help.
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