Stedmans give a brand name Aescula and checks out on line.
Posted By: Grace on 2008-05-28
In Reply to: guessing here...see inside.(??).. - giddy pc guru
Subject: Stedmans give a brand name Aescula and checks out on line.
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Verbatim, neuro checks. Non, neurologic checks.
Subject: Verbatim, neuro checks. Non, neurologic checks.
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Give us the line and context it is used, what is the complaint.
Subject: Give us the line and context it is used, what is the complaint.
Give us hint in the subject line, rather posting every message
Subject: Give us hint in the subject line, rather posting every message
You will get more quick responses.
Tissue checks?
Subject: Tissue checks?
Dr. Says: It is tender to palpation about the left LS spine, as well as the superior and posterior iliac crest. There is slight fullness to this area. There is no tissue (s/l checks or changes) or erythema. She has a decreased range of motion about the LS spine, secondary to pain.
No idea on this one. Not even sure where to research.
Well, that certainly spell checks....
Subject: Well, that certainly spell checks....
and still keeps the same meaning....I think I will go wtih that. Thanks bunches!!
Row checks every hour?
Subject: Row checks every hour?
This is for a patient brought into emergency after a roll over motor vehicle accident. He has a subdural hematoma and the RN states he was given what sounds like "row checks" every hour. I am not familiar with ER procedures- can anyone interpret this for me?
Maybe neuro checks?
Subject: Maybe neuro checks?
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Not sure if the dosage checks out, but possibly piroxicam?
Subject: Not sure if the dosage checks out, but possibly piroxicam?
Maybe he's saying "joint line or knee joint line and skin intact" in there somewhere? I
Subject: Maybe he's saying "joint line or knee joint line and skin intact" in there somewhere? I'm reaching.
Could use Thorax or Extremities. Axillary line is the horizontal line
Subject: Could use Thorax or Extremities. Axillary line is the horizontal line
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I was incorrect with my axillary line. It's the vertical line viewed
Subject: I was incorrect with my axillary line. It's the vertical line viewed
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CABG s/l femoral *art* line. Short for arterial line?
Subject: CABG s/l femoral *art* line. Short for arterial line?
many thanks.
Is an arterial line and central line the same thing? NM
Subject: Is an arterial line and central line the same thing? NM
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an arterial line usually goes in the arm and a central line in the chest or elsewhere. No they are
Subject: an arterial line usually goes in the arm and a central line in the chest or elsewhere. No they are not the same. nm
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right line or white line of Toldt
Which is correct?
PIC line versus PICC line....
Subject: PIC line versus PICC line....
Just wondering what the difference is and which one to use when doc says PIC line.
PIC - Peripheral Intravenous Catheter
PICC - Peripherally Inserted Central Catheter
TIA.
but how do you know they always use the brand name? it might be a generic brand they are using... n
Subject: but how do you know they always use the brand name? it might be a generic brand they are using... nm
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You hear trialed all the time. Give 'em what they give you! Can't drive yourself friggin'
Subject: You hear trialed all the time. Give 'em what they give you! Can't drive yourself friggin'
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PIC line/PICC line
which is correct please
PIC line or PICC line
Subject: PIC line or PICC line
art line -- arterial line
Subject: art line -- arterial line
heart line, art line???
Subject: heart line, art line???
Figured out CVP catheter, not CDP.
Now I have him saying something like art line or maybe heart line in the left wrist?
Does it give the dosage? Could you give more of the sentence? nm
Subject: Does it give the dosage? Could you give more of the sentence? nm
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E-to-A changes per Stedmans's
Subject: E-to-A changes per Stedmans's
how old is your Stedmans?
Subject: how old is your Stedmans?
It used to be gravida roman numeral, para arabic but I think the preferred way is all arabic now. All my accounts prefer arabic.
per Stedmans transsphincterotomy
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Hi Brenda, per my Stedmans, you are looking for SM
Subject: Hi Brenda, per my Stedmans, you are looking for SM
centripetal spread
stedmans abbrev uses PPD, P/D, and p/d
Subject: stedmans abbrev uses PPD, P/D, and p/d
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and its also stated in stedmans
Subject: and its also stated in stedmans
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see stedmans (inside)
Subject: see stedmans (inside)
http://216.251.232.159/semdweb/internetsomd/ASP/1519993.asp
also in Stedmans abbreviations nm
Subject: also in Stedmans abbreviations nm
thank you! i might need to check on getting that stedmans!!
Subject: thank you! i might need to check on getting that stedmans!!
Seriously yes. I looked in Stedmans and...
Subject: Seriously yes. I looked in Stedmans and...
tried google unless I am not spelling it right. I dont normally do these type of files...sorry if I should know.
Stedmans has been known to be incorrect.....nm
Subject: Stedmans has been known to be incorrect.....nm
2 words according to Stedmans
Subject: 2 words according to Stedmans
per Stedmans, osteochondritis
Subject: per Stedmans, osteochondritis
PICC line placement or PIC line placement??
Subject: PICC line placement or PIC line placement??
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proBNP per stedmans lab book.
Subject: proBNP per stedmans lab book.
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in stedmans neuro book
Subject: in stedmans neuro book
under ataxia is listed: Friedreich. ??
I believe it is most correct with apostrophe, although there is a trend away from using them in these cases.
per Stedmans--Workhorse percutaneous sm
Subject: per Stedmans--Workhorse percutaneous sm
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Supramid s, per Stedmans Equip bk.
Subject: Supramid s, per Stedmans Equip bk.
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4 correct ways in stedmans...
Subject: 4 correct ways in stedmans...
i've used the lower case p, but that's not in stedmans:
PCO(subscript 2)
PCO2
P(co2 subscript)
Pco2
maybe sagittal suture (per stedmans OB)
Subject: maybe sagittal suture (per stedmans OB)
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stated in stedmans and lab for 6 years
Subject: stated in stedmans and lab for 6 years
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In Stedmans radiology book...sm
Subject: In Stedmans radiology book...sm
Page 194 in Stedman's Radiology book is concha bullosa or pleural form is conchae bullosa....
Also found this out...
Concha Bullosa A concha bullosa (CB) is a common anatomical variation that occurs when an air pocket forms in the middle turbinate.
On a CT scan, a concha bullosa looks almost like a small balloon with a thin, bony lining. If you develop this condition, you may be symptom-free, or you may have facial pain and pressure and nasal blockage. A concha bullosa is easily corrected with endoscopic sinus surgery. Hope this helps!!!
McGlamry according to Stedmans (see message)
Subject: McGlamry according to Stedmans (see message)
I looked it up in Stedman's Medical and Surgical Equipment Words. Both doctors are wrong. It's McGlamry elevator. Hope I was helpful!!!!
If you have a Stedmans oncology book
Subject: If you have a Stedmans oncology book
It is shown in Appendix 8 under TNM staging
Stedmans says "Homans" not Homan's. NM
Subject: Stedmans says "Homans" not Homan's. NM
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My Stedmans cardiology book
Subject: My Stedmans cardiology book
shows it as "pullback." No space.
Well, Stedmans has "microcoria" and "microcornea"
Subject: Well, Stedmans has "microcoria" and "microcornea"
both listed...any chance of one of those?
Well my stedmans is giving me "Polack"
Subject: Well my stedmans is giving me "Polack"
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