OK ...found paronychial infection but still stumped on first word
Posted By: IndianaMT on 2007-08-10
In Reply to: S/L phellen paraneceal infection - IndianaMT
Subject: OK ...found paronychial infection but still stumped on first word
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I found it....felon paronychial infection
Subject: I found it....felon paronychial infection
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Need help. s/l paronychial infection SM
Subject: Need help. s/l paronychial infection SM
Says that the patient has a paronychial infection of his finger and also uses the term paronychial flap.
My mind is blank, kids are home today, and I have spent way too much time trying to figure this out.
Would paronychial be correct or would parenchymal be correct? Or are they both wrong?? Thanks so much!!!!
paronychial infection NM
Subject: paronychial infection NM
Glad you found it. Had me stumped almost!!! nm
Subject: Glad you found it. Had me stumped almost!!! nm
stumped on word s/l "requels or requils"
Subject: stumped on word s/l "requels or requils"
My doctor is using words to "stump" me today (he loves to do that), so I need your help. The word sounds like "requels."
Sentence used: I did also mention that a tracheotomy would obviously be a curative of his OSA, but he understandably "requels" at this idea. HELP PLEASE! Thanks
Word help - MRSA infection
Subject: Word help - MRSA infection
He had incision on an elbow inclusion cyst that ended up having a MRSA infection. He is still getting his _____ and his vancomycin.
s/l pic-lou
Thanks.
may be "nidus of" infection (i.e. source/focus of infection) .nm
Subject: may be "nidus of" infection (i.e. source/focus of infection) .nm
maybe paronychial? nm
Subject: maybe paronychial? nm
Paronychial s/m
Subject: Paronychial s/m
Suppurative inflammation of the nail fold...
paronychial - sm
Subject: paronychial - sm
paronychia = infection of nail
paronychial is what you're looking for....NM
Subject: paronychial is what you're looking for....NM
for those who are curious, prolly paronychial. nm
Subject: for those who are curious, prolly paronychial. nm
paronychial is 100% correct...hope your day gets better :) nm
Subject: paronychial is 100% correct...hope your day gets better :) nm
Type of infection s/l merse infection?
Subject: Type of infection s/l merse infection?
I'm stumped. New doctor for me and I have never heard anything like this. Sounds like merse infection? Any ideas? 
Jerovecki infection or Gerovecki infection...see more
Subject: Jerovecki infection or Gerovecki infection...see more
The prophylactic antibiotic that I probably would give her would be something to avoid Pneumocystis corinii "Gerovecki infection" or "Jerovecki infection."
Found the word
Subject: Found the word
I just heard this word as well and after a little hunting, I found it in Stedman's OB-GYN book
The word is menometrorrhagia
nevermind, found out it is not a word
Subject: nevermind, found out it is not a word
just found the word pyuria
Subject: just found the word pyuria
Pyuria seems to mean what he is using leukouria to mean, but he's a really picky doctor and I hate to change his word on him, so it makes me feel better to know that leukouria has been used and known in the medical community, even if it's outdated. I think I'll just leave it as is then. Thanks for your help!
that's all I found, have never heard this word Thanks
Subject: that's all I found, have never heard this word Thanks
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Thank you - found it in Wikipedia :) - new word for me!
Subject: Thank you - found it in Wikipedia :) - new word for me!
dd
I googled and found this, so maybe your word is graft?
Subject: I googled and found this, so maybe your word is graft?
Two-stage temporalis flap reconstruction for facial paralysis. Two-stage temporalis flap reconstruction for facial paralysis. ... Initially, a free temporalis fascia graft, harvested from the contralateral scalp, ...
Found the word "replicon" in OB/GYN book. nm
Subject: Found the word "replicon" in OB/GYN book. nm
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I found it, it was right the real word is macrosomic thank you
Subject: I found it, it was right the real word is macrosomic thank you
Thanks. Just found it in my Medical Word Book.
Subject: Thanks. Just found it in my Medical Word Book.
I usually never look in there because I can never find anything, but there is was.
Found it in my Cardiology/Pulmonary word book. They hid it under
Subject: Found it in my Cardiology/Pulmonary word book. They hid it under
I found this too, but he destroys the word so badly, doesn't sound like this. Thanks.
Subject: I found this too, but he destroys the word so badly, doesn't sound like this. Thanks.
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I found "Wallich curet" in my Surgical Word Book nm
Subject: I found "Wallich curet" in my Surgical Word Book nm
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Similar word combos I found. You might need "Monopty," for one thing.
Subject: Similar word combos I found. You might need "Monopty," for one thing.
Coaxial Percutaneous Biopsy, Automated Biopsy devices. modified Tru-Cut type needle. (Monopty, ... a biopsy. of some chest wall. and pleural-based. lung masses but not for. biopsy ...
Found Schobinger incision in Sugical Word Book
Subject: Found Schobinger incision in Sugical Word Book
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I found a Forker retractor in Surgical Word Book but
Subject: I found a Forker retractor in Surgical Word Book but
not sure about the other one. What type of surgery?
There is a noncompliant balloon. Found in Surgical Word Book
Subject: There is a noncompliant balloon. Found in Surgical Word Book
Maybe LIMA (left internal mammary artery) not sure on the others.
I found a Lindholm laryngoscope in my Surgical Word Book
Subject: I found a Lindholm laryngoscope in my Surgical Word Book
there are transfixion sutures. Found in Surgical Word Book
Subject: there are transfixion sutures. Found in Surgical Word Book
Found a Mollo boot in surgical word book
Subject: Found a Mollo boot in surgical word book
but not sure if that is correct or not.
Words not found in mtstars word help with posible sound like
Subject: Words not found in mtstars word help with posible sound like
Huntington's Chorea
I found both Meyerson and Myerson signs in my Surgical Word Book
Subject: I found both Meyerson and Myerson signs in my Surgical Word Book
According to Google, they seem to both have the same definition.
Myerson's sign is a medical condition where a patient is unable to resist blinking when tapped on the glabella, the area above the nose and between the eyebrows. It is often an early symptom of Parkinson's disease.
Snout Reflex: percuss the upper lip near the midline - pursing or puckering of lips; glabellar reflex (=Meyerson's sign) - percuss on forehead in the middle above eyes: produces continued blinking with each tap. Also seen in Parkinson's. Grasp Reflex - stroke the mid-palm upward to fingers; you may warn the patient not to hold on.
Since, the doc is spelling Meyerson, I would give him that one.
Crazy huh?
Also found in Surgical Word Book ankle-brachial index, but
Subject: Also found in Surgical Word Book ankle-brachial index, but
they have the pleural of index as indexes or indices, so either would be right then. So index, indexes or indices are all correct choices depending on how it is said, obviously.
Can you hear Jennings mouth gag? Found it in Tessier Surgical Word Book
Subject: Can you hear Jennings mouth gag? Found it in Tessier Surgical Word Book
Found Coumatrak prothrombin time device in my Surgical Word Book.
Subject: Found Coumatrak prothrombin time device in my Surgical Word Book.
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When you get stumped like this try...
Subject: When you get stumped like this try...
...asking yourself a few questions that can help.
For example: You're looking at the cervix (visualize with me), there isn't much in the way of structure in the cervix, so your choices are limited. You've got a clue in the dictation--orifice. What is the orifice called? "Os." Sounds like you've got a doc that belches his way through the term, but the only logical choice for this particular term would be os.
Isn't transcription fun?!
thank you. i was really stumped.
Subject: thank you. i was really stumped.
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stumped...sm
Subject: stumped...sm
If that measurement is correct, 0.45 mm, it sounds to me like the diameter of a WIRE not a plate...without more info, I can't think of anything that would fit here. I suppose 0.45 mm could be the amount of DISTRACTION created if they're using a plate and screws, but again without more info, i don't know...sorry!
really don't think so--I'm stumped
Subject: really don't think so--I'm stumped
I really don't think he is saying that. Almost sounds like the word "interpretation" except with a "z"...interprezation.
stumped, please help
Subject: stumped, please help
The doctor says, self - s/l "unreserveratings" are functioning. She is talking about ADD. TIA!!
Okay, I'm stumped!! sm, please
Subject: Okay, I'm stumped!! sm, please
Anterior chest wall scar is healing nicely without erythemia or ???? Certainly sounds like he is saying dysuria, but I know he's not. Any suggestions?
Stumped on this one. sm
Subject: Stumped on this one. sm
All I can think of is some kind of Mycolog paste. Sorry. All I can think of regarding your S/L.
You may need to use more paste if the mouth sore is large. ... Mycolog® II containing Triamcinolone Acetonide and Nystatin; Mycolog®-II containing ...
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stumped.....
Subject: stumped.....
Ortho doc is dictating impressions and says: Mild bursitis and tendonitis of the right shoulder ???? ieou ?? syndrome???
He actually says a - e - i - o -u and then what sounds like syndrome.
Am I hearing things?
stumped
Subject: stumped
try barre-lieou syndrome
I am stumped on this one. sm
Subject: I am stumped on this one. sm
Here is an excellent article from emedicine.com. Look under the synonyms paragraph at the names of instruments etc. May help.
I am so sorry. I am a real dink today!!!
Here is the link:
http://www.emedicine.com/med/topic3284.htm
stumped on this one
Subject: stumped on this one
She is noted to have a 3cm red mass just posterior to the arytenoid cartilage at the esophageal inlet When she swallows this mass disappears into the esophageal inlet and then about 5 seconds later it protrudes back up behind the arytenoid cartilages. It gives the appearance of an air filled esophageal mucosal sac.
The patient brought with her a lateral x-ray of the neck which shows the s/l prevacubital space is very widened in the retrolaryngeal region.
Any suggestions?
GYN help i'm stumped
Subject: GYN help i'm stumped
Under list of procedure: Pitocin induction; Foley bulb induction, and s/l "mesial ripening." Thanks so much.
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