Respiratory: Lungs clear to auscultation - NM
Posted By: CARDIACMT on 2006-04-07
In Reply to: s/l S1, S2, regular. RS lungs: Clear - gmg
Subject: Respiratory: Lungs clear to auscultation - NM
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Lungs are clear to auscultation....sm
with ?GLOBAL? diminished breath sounds throughout.
Could he be moving on to LUNGS: Clear to auscultation?
Subject: Could he be moving on to LUNGS: Clear to auscultation?
s/l S1, S2, regular. RS lungs: Clear
Subject: s/l S1, S2, regular. RS lungs: Clear
He runs the whole thing together with a heavy accent, so not sure if the RS goes with the S1, S2 or if it is RS lungs. TIA!
Or running together Lungs: Clear. Cor: RSR. nm
Subject: Or running together Lungs: Clear. Cor: RSR. nm
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Heart size equal. Lungs are clear.
Subject: Heart size equal. Lungs are clear.
Lungs have clear apices with some faint wheezes. (?)
Subject: Lungs have clear apices with some faint wheezes. (?)
without murmurs on auscultation.
Subject: without murmurs on auscultation.
Murmurs are auscultated.
Auscultation of the chest reveals
Subject: Auscultation of the chest reveals
s/l sonorus noises.
I know that I have seen this one before but am drawing a total blank.
Word Help - Auscultation of chest question
Subject: Word Help - Auscultation of chest question
Sorry, I am new at this. The word I needed help with was dalmas. Thanks!
I have always used and seen S1, S2, two separate heart sounds during auscultation......nm
Subject: I have always used and seen S1, S2, two separate heart sounds during auscultation......nm
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I have always used and seen S1, S2, two separate heart sounds during auscultation......nm
Subject: I have always used and seen S1, S2, two separate heart sounds during auscultation......nm
nm
It is so clear Fair a con FE, can't get Femcon FE, it is just so clear. :(
Subject: It is so clear Fair a con FE, can't get Femcon FE, it is just so clear. :(
Lungs!
Subject: Lungs!
Her lungs reveal some prolonged expiratory breath sounds and occasional perihollow wheezing. The bold is what it sounds like. Any ideas?
Thanks.
lungs cor RSR... please sm... ty
Subject: lungs cor RSR... please sm... ty
Doc is very hard to understand... i've been doing this for a long time, and I have always thought that cor belonged in heart exam. This doc speaks very low, but s/l he continually says on physical exams, ...
lungs cor rsr. I figured lung exam was separate and i was missing something he said, and then i should type .... Cor, RSR (for regular sinus rhythm). Can somebody please clarify for me? I saw another transcriptionists report that said ... lungs cor rsr. That does not look correct to me and many of these other MT's make a lot of mistakes.
Please help! Thank you much!
Could you put Lungs/Cor: RSR?
Subject: Could you put Lungs/Cor: RSR?
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Lungs
Subject: Lungs
Lungs
lungs
Subject: lungs
Lungs, very harsh type cough with no s/l "eediae" changes. Could it be ETA changes?
LUNGS:
Subject: LUNGS:
What should this be?
Lungs: Clear and s/l resident.
LUNGS
Subject: LUNGS
my guess would be resonant.
PE respiratory on 7 m/o
Subject: PE respiratory on 7 m/o
It sounds like the doc is saying respiratoyr showed slight whimpering???
Respiratory help...sm
Subject: Respiratory help...sm
tidal volume 700, assist/control 12, 50% FiO2 and s/l he is saying *no* PEEP. Would that be right?
It is not respiratory.
Subject: It is not respiratory.
Respiratory
Subject: Respiratory
She has oropharyngeal dysphagia and failure to wean her off of the s/l wind delivery console, was placed for PEG tube.
Lungs - S/L CORE
Subject: Lungs - S/L CORE
PE: Lungs are clear. CORE is of regular rate and rhythm. Is that correct??
Question regarding lungs....sm..
Subject: Question regarding lungs....sm..
CT scan of her lungs, which showed interstitial fibrotic changes suggestive of ____ (s/l insip) and had progressed since the July 12, 1999 exam.
TIA
COR: S1, S2, etc. - Just like LUNGS:, HEENT: , etc. (nm)
Subject: COR: S1, S2, etc. - Just like LUNGS:, HEENT: , etc. (nm)
x
sonesent? lungs.
Subject: sonesent? lungs.
the impression is
There are fissures in the lungs.
Subject: There are fissures in the lungs.
x
Yes, you can have TB other places besides the lungs. sm
Subject: Yes, you can have TB other places besides the lungs. sm
There is a link at the end of this.
Active Tuberculosis
To diagnose TB of the respiratory tract, 3 to 5 sputum specimens are collected first thing in the morning on different days when they are most likely to contain the most mycobacteria. If extrapulmonary TB is suspected, samples are collected based upon where in the body the infection is likely to be. Multiple samples of gastric (stomach) washings/aspirates or urine may be collected and submitted to the laboratory. Sometimes cerebrospinal fluid (CSF), biopsied tissue, or other body fluids are also collected.
http://www.labtestsonline.org/understanding/conditions/tuberculosis-3.html
Respiratory ??? virus
Subject: Respiratory ??? virus
The child was hospitalized for respiratory s/l "sinsishual" virus. Please, any help?
respiratory phasicity?
Subject: respiratory phasicity?
respiratory phasicity?
I have no direct experience, but from some Google-ing, respirations seem to have a big impact on venous ultrasounds. The above is the only phrase I could find that seemed close to your s/l.
Good luck!
Thanks a lot! it's respiratory variability.
Subject: Thanks a lot! it's respiratory variability.
respiratory rate nm
Subject: respiratory rate nm
nm
Not respiratory rate
Subject: Not respiratory rate
RR is also given. This seems to be something else which is why I'm confused.
is it in the respiratory section?
Subject: is it in the respiratory section?
s.o. "trolley" - respiratory ?
Subject: s.o. "trolley" - respiratory ?
Etiology of patient's acute respiratory decompensation may be "trolley," but less like given the "trolley" labs. TIA
no - pleurisy involves the lungs.....nm
Subject: no - pleurisy involves the lungs.....nm
The pleura is the lining of the lungs sm
Subject: The pleura is the lining of the lungs sm
And pleuritis is inflammation of the pleura.
Definitely pruritis.
Lungs have no stridor or STURDOR?
Subject: Lungs have no stridor or STURDOR?
I cannot document this word anywhere; he is definitely saying "Sturdor", but only Stridor comes up.
lungs raymondly hypoexpanded
raymondly... Is this right????
lungs are diffusely s/l rhoncherous ?? sm
Subject: lungs are diffusely s/l rhoncherous ?? sm
This one is new to me! I've typed many times "lungs with rhonchi", but is there even such a word as "rhoncherous"??
TIA
There are some **coarse** or ** course** rhonchi throughout the lungs
Subject: There are some **coarse** or ** course** rhonchi throughout the lungs
Lungs _____ at the bases???
Subject: Lungs _____ at the bases???
geez. anyway it sounds like "Lungs ___tric at the bases"?
thx everyone.
common respiratory flora?.......nm
Subject: common respiratory flora?.......nm
can respiratory percusses resonant?
Subject: can respiratory percusses resonant?
Thank you
Deborah
child with respiratory distress
Subject: child with respiratory distress
He says, "The pulse oximetry is showing 95% on room air.
The s/l <T4 or P4?> was around 150 to 200 over s/l <260 or 20 60?> at this time."
Thanks but I found it. Patient has respiratory
Subject: Thanks but I found it. Patient has respiratory
problems and uses a coughalator at home. Probably should have given the sentence. Thanks again.
Patient has respiratory failure and possible
Subject: Patient has respiratory failure and possible
Boroffs syndrome
URI? - upper respiratory infection
Subject: URI? - upper respiratory infection
respiratory rate temperature??
Subject: respiratory rate temperature??
first thought is respiratory functions. nm
Subject: first thought is respiratory functions. nm
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