Ortho: Should it be negative primary, Hawkins, and Neer impingement signs or primary Hawkins?
Posted By: cai on 2008-07-23
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Subject: Ortho: Should it be negative primary, Hawkins, and Neer impingement signs or primary Hawkins?
Are these two or three separate tests?
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It's Neer impingement test
Subject: It's Neer impingement test
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Subject: Primary Barrett's esophagus??
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d-dimer done primary to s/l restratify.SM
Subject: d-dimer done primary to s/l restratify.SM
against the possibility of PE with a low likelihood.
s/l restratisfy - non-medical word?
Primary Care Provider or primary care provider? nm
Subject: Primary Care Provider or primary care provider? nm
Neer's is a shoulder impingement test, what about -
Subject: Neer's is a shoulder impingement test, what about -
A "bucket handle meniscus tear" Good ortho site if you never heard of it is wheelessonline.com. You can get a lot of help there that isn't in the reference books sometimes.
got it, he says The question of primary hyperaldosteronism arises. thank you anyway
Subject: got it, he says The question of primary hyperaldosteronism arises. thank you anyway
should primary care physician be capped?
Subject: should primary care physician be capped?
says patient should followup with primary care physician just exhausted at this point...very long day...........well I really don't know the answer to that regardless if it was a long day or not....
Flolan...med for primary pulmonary hypertension
Subject: Flolan...med for primary pulmonary hypertension
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prolly too late, maybe Neer sign (impingement)?
Subject: prolly too late, maybe Neer sign (impingement)?
when should i cap primary care physician in a report? thanks in advance...
Subject: when should i cap primary care physician in a report? thanks in advance...
primary care provider if it is used within the contents of the report...... sm
Subject: primary care provider if it is used within the contents of the report...... sm
i.e. The patient went to see his primary care provider.
Or if it is used as a heading then it would be all caps .....
PRIMARY CARE PROVIDER: John Doe, MD
primary care provider's? wild guess NM
Subject: primary care provider's? wild guess NM
Iwould guess he is saying "mother tongue", or the primary language.
Subject: Iwould guess he is saying "mother tongue", or the primary language.
WPPSI (Wechsler Preschool & Primary Scale of Intelligence)
Subject: WPPSI (Wechsler Preschool & Primary Scale of Intelligence)
Dictating signature. John Brown, s/l "MADCPCE", Primary Therapist. nm
Subject: Dictating signature. John Brown, s/l "MADCPCE", Primary Therapist. nm
OB..She had a primary C-section s/l sweep for severe pre-clampsia and vertex breech twins. Thanks
Subject: OB..She had a primary C-section s/l sweep for severe pre-clampsia and vertex breech twins. Thanks
Negative impingement? Sounds like we're typing for the - nm
Subject: Negative impingement? Sounds like we're typing for the - nm
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? hydralazine - for hypertension, CHF, primary pulmonary hypertension.
Subject: ? hydralazine - for hypertension, CHF, primary pulmonary hypertension.
PE - negative s/l fostix and Trousseau signs.
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Ortho - negative straight leg raise and negative s/l Lasek??
Subject: Ortho - negative straight leg raise and negative s/l Lasek??
abdominal exam -- negative soas, s/l rothsake, and Murphy signs?
Subject: abdominal exam -- negative soas, s/l rothsake, and Murphy signs?
ortho signs for reference sm
Subject: ortho signs for reference sm
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Section XI: Ankle and Foot Homans' Sign Anterior Drawer Test Talar Tilt Test (Inversion) Talar Tilt Test (Eversion) Thompson Test Tap or Percussion Test Feiss Line 30 Interdigital Neuroma Test Compression Test Long Bone Compression Test Swing Test Kleiger's Test Tinel's Sign
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here are some ortho knee signs
Subject: here are some ortho knee signs
Section X: Knee Patella Tendon/Patella Ligament Length Test Patellar Apprehension Test Ballotable Patella or Patella Tap Test Sweep Test Quadriceps or Q-Angle Test Medial-Lateral Grind Test Bounce Home Test Patellar Grind Test (Clarke's Sign) Renne Test Noble Test Hughston's Plica Test Godfrey 90/90 Test Posterior Sag Test (Gravity Drawer Test) Reverse Pivot Shift (Jakob Test) Anterior Lachman's Test Anterior Drawer Test Slocum Test With Internal Tibial Rotation Slocum Test With External Tibial Rotation Pivot Shift Test Jerk Test Posterior Drawer Test Hughston Posteromedial Drawer Test Hughston Posterolateral Drawer Test Posterior Lachman's Test 27 External Rotation Recurvatum Test Valgus Stress Test Varus Stress Test McMurray Test Apley Compression Test Steinman's Tenderness Displacement Test Rectus Femoris Contracture Test
ortho signs and tests
Subject: ortho signs and tests
This online list includes about every orthopedic sign/test ever performed!
Ortho and neuro signs. See link.
Subject: Ortho and neuro signs. See link.
==http://www.cagworld.com/Resources/Medical.asp===
great site for ortho tests and signs
Subject: great site for ortho tests and signs
http://www.medical-transcription1.com/NewsArticleDetail162.htm
Ortho ? is it Neer bucketed or near bucketed medial meniscus
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Stedman Ortho has Gram negative capitalized
Subject: Stedman Ortho has Gram negative capitalized
Ortho? Negative tenderness over s/l arcade of frosch?
Subject: Ortho? Negative tenderness over s/l arcade of frosch?
Wet-prep shows negative whiff, 10-20 WBCs, negative clue, few s/l "LB's". Is LB's right?
Subject: Wet-prep shows negative whiff, 10-20 WBCs, negative clue, few s/l "LB's". Is LB's right? nm
gram-negative, lactose-negative rods is correct. I found a couple of interesting websites SM
Subject: gram-negative, lactose-negative rods is correct. I found a couple of interesting websites SM
after doing a google search for gram-negative, lactose-negative rods. Basically testing organisms to see if they ferment lactose (positive) or not (negative).
Also, just FYI, gram-negative is not capitalized.
Probably too late, I'm sure. Better late than never, I guess.
She had a negative s/l clasp thumb test and a negative Finkelstein's.
Subject: She had a negative s/l clasp thumb test and a negative Finkelstein's.
:-)
Neer
Subject: Neer
Neer
Subject: Neer
xx
Neer..nm
Subject: Neer..nm
nm
Neer
Subject: Neer
Neer impingement sign or bucket-handle tear.
Neer sign
Subject: Neer sign
nm
Neer sign -- (nm)
Subject: Neer sign -- (nm)
I think it is Neer sign ? nm
Subject: I think it is Neer sign ? nm
Is it impingement?
Subject: Is it impingement?
impingement or S1 impingement?
Subject: impingement or S1 impingement?
impingement
Subject: impingement
what does the CAM in CAM impingement mean? and can sm
Subject: what does the CAM in CAM impingement mean? and can sm
it stay as CAM in the ASSESSMENT?
cam impingement
Subject: cam impingement
Found several references (looks likely same source) stating "cam" comes from Dutch word meaning "cog" (although a Babelfish translation gives a word that looks nothing like "cam"). It appears to meet not to meet criteria for capitalization. Any ideas?
Here are a couple of links:
http://www.hipfai.com/
http://www.esrnexus.com/ (search "cam impingement")
Negatie Neer's ? (sign)
Subject: Negatie Neer's ? (sign)
apparent impingement?
Subject: apparent impingement?
xx
Type of hip impingement?
Subject: Type of hip impingement?
I know this sounds crazy, but he dictates, "She has been diagnosed with (s/l) broke-off jelly hip impingement."
This is a pretty clear doctor most of the time. Thanks,
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