Stedman's Medical Equipment terms book or the Ortho terms book would help. nm
Posted By: nm on 2007-02-14
In Reply to: products for pronation deformities - doglady
Subject: Stedman's Medical Equipment terms book or the Ortho terms book would help. nm
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I find LowDye in my Stedman's Medical & Surgical Equipment Book.
Subject: I find LowDye in my Stedman's Medical & Surgical Equipment Book.
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Good reference is Stedman's Med/Surg Equipment terms sm
Subject: Good reference is Stedman's Med/Surg Equipment terms sm
Long shot (but commonly used)--Jobst stockings?
I use a reference book of derm terms
Subject: I use a reference book of derm terms
and it is called 'A Dictionary of Dermatologic Terms' by Robert L. Carter'. It is an excellent resource!!
Stedman's medical terms and phrases
Subject: Stedman's medical terms and phrases
I was told to buy this book. Does anybody have/use it and is it very helpful?
Any info would be appreciated. I just hate to spend $ on a book and then not use it.
it's in stedman's equipment book
Subject: it's in stedman's equipment book
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Infuse-a-Port - that is according to Stedmans Medical/Surgical Equipment book
Subject: Infuse-a-Port - that is according to Stedmans Medical/Surgical Equipment book
pardon me? of course they're science terms, but they're also MEDICAL terms...see link
Subject: pardon me? of course they're science terms, but they're also MEDICAL terms...see link
http://www.americanmedicalsystems.com/womens_product_category_objectname_female_vaginal_prolapse_prod.html
I have the same book as MT50 - along with 10 other Stedman books, and I use the medical & surgical b
Subject: I have the same book as MT50 - along with 10 other Stedman books, and I use the medical & surgical book the most too!
per stedman's ortho book,
Subject: per stedman's ortho book,
pinprick is one word.
Yes, it is in the Stedman's Ortho Book. nm
Subject: Yes, it is in the Stedman's Ortho Book. nm
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Stedman's Ortho Book does have a Strayer--sm
procedure listed. Found Strayer also by google search.
It is Moreland...via Stedman's ortho book...nm
Subject: It is Moreland...via Stedman's ortho book...nm
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It is Hapad (per Stedman's ortho book) nm
Subject: It is Hapad (per Stedman's ortho book) nm
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skiving per Stedman's ortho book..nm
Subject: skiving per Stedman's ortho book..nm
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In Stedman's ortho book I see jugal sutures.
Subject: In Stedman's ortho book I see jugal sutures.
I don't know what those are. I don't see anything close to your other s/l. I have the 4th edition of the ortho book.
I didn't try Google - only looked in Stedman's Ortho book. I wonder... nm
Subject: I didn't try Google - only looked in Stedman's Ortho book. I wonder... nm
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Stedman's ortho book lists fluid sign.
Subject: Stedman's ortho book lists fluid sign.
Rollator walker with a capital R, per Stedman's ortho book. nm.
Subject: Rollator walker with a capital R, per Stedman's ortho book. nm.
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Two ENT terms.. I get stuck everytime, and I have not heard any feedback on either of these terms-sm
Subject: Two ENT terms.. I get stuck everytime, and I have not heard any feedback on either of these terms-sm
Head thrust demonstrates no catch-up "sicods"
ALSO
"Facutto" step/march testing.
Thanks in advance.
Could it be masses sign? And Homans has no apostrophe according to Stedman's ortho word book
Subject: Could it be masses sign? And Homans has no apostrophe according to Stedman's ortho word book
FYI - there are a lot of medical terms that
Subject: FYI - there are a lot of medical terms that
are not in the spellchecker.
FYI - there are a lot of medical terms that
Subject: FYI - there are a lot of medical terms that
are not in the spellchecker. until you actually add them in.
I have Stedman medical & surgical equipment and words and find that out of my Stedman books (have 4
Subject: I have Stedman medical & surgical equipment and words and find that out of my Stedman books (have 4 others) this is the one I use the most. Just my preference.
In the back of Stedman's OB/GYN terms. nm
Subject: In the back of Stedman's OB/GYN terms. nm
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in layman's terms or laman's terms?
Subject: in layman's terms or laman's terms?
Thanks for help!
Eisenmenger syndrome per Stedman's CV/Pulmonary terms. nm
Subject: Eisenmenger syndrome per Stedman's CV/Pulmonary terms. nm
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My Med/Surg equipment book has sm
Subject: My Med/Surg equipment book has sm
Hasson cannula, nothing under catheter. Vera Pyle confirms Hasson cannula. No Hassan anywhere. Which surgical book are you referring to? Tessier's? I had her original book which had lots of errors in it.
Two questions ortho surgery terms. sm
Subject: Two questions ortho surgery terms. sm
Doc is talking about foot/ankle here.....s/l Kronotz bone graft and Jovoval sutures. ???
Any help appreciated much!!
Yes. Stedman's Medical & Surgical Equipment.
Subject: Yes. Stedman's Medical & Surgical Equipment.
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Stedman's Medical & Surgical Equipment Words
Subject: Stedman's Medical & Surgical Equipment Words
If you don't have Stedman's Medical & Surgical Equipment Words book you should get it. This book is amazing. Pretty much any piece of medical/surgical equipment is in there. It is worth its weight in gold. If your company doesn't offer discounted books, you can purchase it a Amazon.com either new or used, and they have great used book. I bought my entire collection of Stedman's words book used. All of them are in at least good condition.
Stedman's Medical & Surgical Equipment Words
Subject: Stedman's Medical & Surgical Equipment Words
?Rob-Nel IS in Stedman's 5th ed of Medical & Surgical Equipment Words
Subject: ?Rob-Nel IS in Stedman's 5th ed of Medical & Surgical Equipment Words
and worth every penny of the the $42 I paid for it.
Stedman's Medical and Surgical Equipment Words with CD
Does anyone own this book and CD? I was wondering if you can search the CD by instrument type as well as name, i.e. retractor. Sometimes I can't figure out what the name is. Thanks for the input!
I find Keeler prosthesis in my equipment book - might want to check that one (??) nm
Subject: I find Keeler prosthesis in my equipment book - might want to check that one (??) nm
Late, but Stedman's Equip Terms shows both Halle and Wallich bone curettes. nm
Subject: Late, but Stedman's Equip Terms shows both Halle and Wallich bone curettes. nm
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Only PermCath is in Stedman's Medical and Surgical Equipment Words. nm
Subject: Only PermCath is in Stedman's Medical and Surgical Equipment Words. nm
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Chrysalis graft? Filling in for ortho, first time and not familiar with terms. Thanks!
Subject: Chrysalis graft? Filling in for ortho, first time and not familiar with terms. Thanks!
I mostly use Stedman's Medical & Surgical Equipment Words, they are coming out with a new edition
Subject: I mostly use Stedman's Medical & Surgical Equipment Words, they are coming out with a new edition in 2008.
I found N-Terface in Stedman's Medical & Surgical Equipment Words.
Subject: I found N-Terface in Stedman's Medical & Surgical Equipment Words.
My Stedman Medical & Surgical Equipment Words has both Beeth and Beath, but I have received it back
Subject: My Stedman Medical & Surgical Equipment Words has both Beeth and Beath, but I have received it back from QA before as Beath.
I don't have the GI/GU book, but it's not in either of my medical dictionaries or my SM
Subject: I don't have the GI/GU book, but it's not in either of my medical dictionaries or my SM
Tessier Surgical Word Book, Third Edition which is the newest edition. Methinks your QA person is wrong (and needs to be brought down a peg or two  ). I think some of this QA people get a wee big headed and think they are always right. Doesn't sound like he's/she's bothering to reference it because if she did, she wouldn't be able to find it.
Go get 'em!
This is how my medical abbreviations book has it
Subject: This is how my medical abbreviations book has it
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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.
In my Stedman's GI & GU book.....
Subject: In my Stedman's GI & GU book.....
they are both listed side by side, so I think it is the same procedure but just two different ways of writing it out. Either way looks correct.
Does anyone have the Stedman's GI/GU book? (sm)
Subject: Does anyone have the Stedman's GI/GU book? (sm)
Can someone please look up Dobbhoff tube for me and tell me what page it is on and what edition they have of the Stedman's? That would be Dobbhoff with TWO b's and TWO f's for my purposes, here. I need that particular spelling.
I would be SO grateful!
(Background - I was on here a while ago asking about this word. Someone was nice enough to answer me with the correct spelling as found in the Stedman's GI/GU. I used that spelling -- the one above. QA came after me. I defended myself by citing Stedman's GI/GU. QA has asked me for the edition and the page number. Well, I don't have the durn reference MYSELF, one of you nice people helped me.) THANKS!
I mean Stedman book
Subject: I mean Stedman book
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Looking in my Stedman's Ob-Gyn book,
Subject: Looking in my Stedman's Ob-Gyn book,
the closest s/l might be Coopernail or Kernig or Kustner. There are double dots oer the u in Kustner in my book.
look in Stedman's OB-GYN book
Subject: look in Stedman's OB-GYN book
It is hyphenated.
try this from Stedman Endo book
Subject: try this from Stedman Endo book
hystidyl-methionline-27 or peptide h.-m. also (PHM-27)
My Stedman's OB-GYN book shows
Subject: My Stedman's OB-GYN book shows
it as OB-GYN on the cover, as part of the name of the book, but when you look it up under O, it shows OB/GYN as the abbreviation for obstetrics and gynecology.
I am in the habit of using a hyphen and I am not sure if I am consistent with all caps or title case, so don't feel too bad for being confused.
Stedman's ENT book agrees with you.
Subject: Stedman's ENT book agrees with you.
I looked under cyst.
I see this word both ways so much and have had so many MDs spell it wrong in different situations that my head swims when it comes up in dictation now. So I just look it up in the phrase it's being used in. Then I can use the book to back up the way I did it if anybody argues.
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