Sensory radiculitis or sense of radiculitis or ??
Posted By: ss on 2007-11-20
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Subject: Sensory radiculitis or sense of radiculitis or ??
not sure on this one but in preop diagnosis stating left S1 s/l sensory or sense of or sensi ??? radiculitis. Probably so easy but cannot grasp it.
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sensory radiculitis
Subject: sensory radiculitis
position sense - as in sensory exam (I think) (NM)
Subject: position sense - as in sensory exam (I think) (NM)
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sensory (as in sensory nerve)
Subject: sensory (as in sensory nerve)
sensory testing? nm
Subject: sensory testing? nm
nm
s/l triple sensory
Subject: s/l triple sensory
It showed occasional frequent PVCs with triple accelerated idioventriclar rhythm.
Sensory exam
Subject: Sensory exam
Thinking about the first one.
Motor-sensory question
would this transcribed as Motor-sensory: 5/5 or as a clipped sentence Motor-sensory 5/5.
Under the physical examination
palmar sensory studies? nm
Subject: palmar sensory studies? nm
nm
It is "pure" sensory neuropathy
Subject: It is "pure" sensory neuropathy
Clipped sentence. Motor/sensory 5/5. nm
Subject: Clipped sentence. Motor/sensory 5/5. nm
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It's median sensory evoked potential....
Subject: It's median sensory evoked potential....
This test is dedicated to testing the median nerve.
motor and sensory s/l mentality intact
Subject: motor and sensory s/l mentality intact
DTRs were dictated in sensory exam. Thanks for your help! Still stumped!
Subject: DTRs were dictated in sensory exam. Thanks for your help! Still stumped!
Neuro doc under sensory exam says s/l staring nosia's intact. TIA!!!
Subject: Neuro doc under sensory exam says s/l staring nosia's intact. TIA!!!
Pt to physical therapy for presumed "saracalgia" and possible mild sensory radicular signs. sm
Subject: Pt to physical therapy for presumed "saracalgia" and possible mild sensory radicular signs. sm
The only other neurological complaint that he has had is some low-grade headache at the base of his skull in the left side of his neck that sometimes radiates to his shoulder, which has been going on since November. He is going to physical therapy for presumed saracalgia and possible mild sensory radicular signs.
total sensory absence *intesting* with a 10 gram Semes-Weinstein monofilament.-nm Thanks.
Subject: total sensory absence *intesting* with a 10 gram Semes-Weinstein monofilament.-nm Thanks.
nm
CNS physical exam, cranial nerve???, motor, cerebellum??? and sensory were normal...thanks.ASAP
Subject: CNS physical exam, cranial nerve???, motor, cerebellum??? and sensory were normal...thanks.ASAP
position sense and vibratory sense is intact? Hear that a lot. nm
Subject: position sense and vibratory sense is intact? Hear that a lot. nm
I am wondering if it is "tap sense". Does that make sense?
Subject: I am wondering if it is "tap sense". Does that make sense?
Can you hear bunion for the first word? And the second can you hear symptomatic or sensory pain?
Subject: Can you hear bunion for the first word? And the second can you hear symptomatic or sensory pain?
sensory stimulation and s/l fifth-ear stimulation produced no reaction from the pt. nm
Subject: sensory stimulation and s/l fifth-ear stimulation produced no reaction from the pt. nm
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x-ray phase/sensory phase?
Subject: x-ray phase/sensory phase?
OBJECTIVE: The neck is otherwise supple. Chest is clear. X-ray (s/l phase is equal to sensory phase) consistent with her COPD. CVS is regular. Abdomen tender in the left lower quadrant without guarding, rebound or organomegaly. The lower extremities without edema.
ASSESSMENT/PLAN
- Painful area in the left posterior lateral neck. We will recheck in the next 2 weeks.
- COPD, stable.
Does that make sense? (x-ray phase equal to sensory phase?)
Thanks in advance for any help on this one.
Anybody with any sense knows that it is
Subject: Anybody with any sense knows that it is
...even though they do not have any identifying info in them. How would you like to be looking through this forum and see such a post and recognize the symptoms mentioned in that report as yours? People who visit this site are hospitalized at some point or another for various reasons. This is unacceptable.
Makes sense, now that you say that! Thanks! nm
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Make sense?
Subject: Make sense?
pt had a cholecystectomy symptomatic with right upper quadrant pain with elevated liver function studies thereafter.
Is there a better way to say this?
Makes more sense to me now
Subject: Makes more sense to me now
nm
Aha! That makes sense!...thx! :)
Subject: Aha! That makes sense!...thx! :)
nm
That would make more sense. lol.. you are probably right
Subject: That would make more sense. lol.. you are probably right
nm
thanks, that makes sense.
Subject: thanks, that makes sense.
coffee? looks like I need some java java too !
Makes no sense to me
Subject: Makes no sense to me
Under surgical history: Gynecological history: Menarche at age 11, birth control pills for the past five to six years of a normal **pass-bearing that was 6**
This last part makes no sense to me. Is there anyone that does OB/GYN that could help me? Thank you
none of this makes sense to me
Subject: none of this makes sense to me
This is a patient admitted for a hysterectomy and salpingo-oophorectomy. Here is the sentence that makes no sense, this is an ESL, too.
A focus was then placed ** after careful** level of the angle of the mandible, probably to presented dental disease or some mandible node.
The sentence before: A PET scan showed the primary FDG-Avid located probably in the cervix, and no evidence of regional metastatic disease, no evidence of distant metastatic disease.
Thank you for any help with this mess.
make sense?
Subject: make sense?
Certainly, if there is any kind of stricture or lesion that might improve his nutritional status, this certainly could lead to his improved comfort and increased survival.
The pt has dysphagia and has lost weight, so doc is sending him to an ENT physician.
Makes sense now, thank you...nm
Subject: Makes sense now, thank you...nm
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Does this make sense to anyone out there?
Subject: Does this make sense to anyone out there?
The patient had CAT scan of the head which showed stable chronic small vessel ischemic changes, stable chronic infarction, right ventricular nucleus, posterior (LIVE??) internal capsule.
does not make sense to me...sm
Subject: does not make sense to me...sm
how about *involving* her hind foot? just a thought.
SPD makes sense because
Subject: SPD makes sense because
In the hospital I use to work, the surgical department had many subdepartments three of which were called Supply, processing and distribution, These areas were labled within surgery, I never really knew what each departments responsibilities were because I had never seen it in a report.
yes that makes sense
Subject: yes that makes sense
Yes that makes sense. I really can't be sure, but I personally never use ...ankles bilaterally.. I use..ankle bilaterally.. because I only have one ankle on each side.
Kind of like .. The man examined the speakers on each side of the televison.(imagining there is on ly one on each side)
or The man examined the speaker on each side of the televison.
I could be wrong but haven't had a complaint.
Does this make sense????
Subject: Does this make sense????
He is talking about lab results and he says:
"negative immunofixation s/l tighter"
does "tighter" make sense here?
yes, this makes sense - thank you !! nm
Subject: yes, this makes sense - thank you !! nm
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Does t.o. make sense here?
Subject: Does t.o. make sense here?
Doc gives prescription for Hydroxyzine 25 mg s/l t.o. q. four hours p.r.n. It distinctly sounds like t.o. and not p.o.
Does this make sense? sm
Subject: Does this make sense? sm
It sounds like he is saying: Temperature was flat at the time of discharge.
I have never heard that before. Would that be right? TIA!
Does this make sense?
Subject: Does this make sense?
I am covering this acct for someone and don't know if this makes sense.
This patient is returning for followup after a left carotid endarterectomy.
The doctor says:
My impression is that the patient has s/l failed to the left carotid endarterectomy, and the right side has 50-79% stenosis, which is asymptomatic.
Both sides have 50-79% stenosis...............................THANKS FOR ANY HELP!
does this make sense?
Subject: does this make sense?
Does this makes sense? "draped in the usual sterile manner with a groin towel sewn in with 3-0 nylon."
That would make sense, but
Subject: That would make sense, but
pt already had the colectomy and I don't hear her say "with" takedown.
Does this make sense? (sm)
Subject: Does this make sense? (sm)
He requires assistance to stand and tends to s/l retro pulse.
Does this make sense?
Subject: Does this make sense?
Probably referring to retropulsion. Some patients with Parkinson's do this (involuntary backward walking or pushing backwards).
Does this make sense?
Subject: Does this make sense?
Not sure that he is saying this exactly...
BTA of the circumflex was performed with stent in 2 proportions; proximal and mid-circumflex.
Thank you!
It would make sense...
Subject: It would make sense...
It would make a lot of sense given that she is elevating her hand. I tried those keywords you gave and still pulling up nothing. However, it really sounds like she is dictating "Carter pillow" but I had never heard of one before so I really wanted to double check. That most likely has to be it but I'm still debating putting a blank. I'll listen a few more times and most likely use that. Thanks so much! :)
does this make sense?
Subject: does this make sense?
On exam, he dictates, "No focal motor or neurological s/l os."
tia.
does this make sense?
Subject: does this make sense?
The patient had bilateral breath sounds, s/l color transient capnometer and no epigastric sounds.
s/l color transient ??
makes sense to me -- SM
Subject: makes sense to me -- SM
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