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Supra meaning above--------->

Posted By: sm on 2008-08-14
In Reply to: Is there such a word as "suprabreast", please. sm - Grace

Subject: Supra meaning above--------->

Supramammary
Type: Term
Pronunciation: sū′pră-mam′ă-rē
Definitions:
1. Above the mammary gland.


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supra, meaning a position above the part indicated  by the word who which it is joined.


 



  • Suprafascial dissection of the radial forearm flap and donor site ...


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  • s/l supra and infraspinatus...
    Subject: s/l supra and infraspinatus...

    There is mild s/l supra and infraspinatus tendinopathy noted.

    Sounds like the Dr. is saying mild supra and infraspinatus tendinopathy. Could it be something else? If not would it be written as supra and infraspinatus? or would I write out supraspinatus and infraspinatus. Sorry if this is clear as mud, long day. TIA.
    There is supra, infrapatellar, and prepatellar bursa.
    Subject: There is supra, infrapatellar, and prepatellar bursa.

    xx
    Personal opinion I would hyphate it as supra-SMAS
    Subject: Personal opinion I would hyphate it as supra-SMAS


    s/l super, but all I can find is supra. Is it listed in a word book that you know of?
    Subject: s/l super, but all I can find is supra. Is it listed in a word book that you know of?


    Probably meaning subcentimeter, meaning smaller sm
    Subject: Probably meaning subcentimeter, meaning smaller sm

    than a centimeter.
    Yes, it probably is at that. Especially since I look up the meaning. Thank you!
    Subject: Yes, it probably is at that. Especially since I look up the meaning. Thank you!


    maybe (adv); meaning......
    Subject: maybe (adv); meaning......

    perhaps, possibly, or uncertainty.......may (n) be (v) used this way means might. However, when used either way, they both mean might.  In so far as deciding which one to use,  I would look at the context of the sentence and use the grammatically correct one. Hope I didn't confuse you even more.
    he could be saying that meaning...sm
    Subject: he could be saying that meaning...sm

    a heart attack that would leave him in a vegetative state.  If it's pretty clear, that's probably what he's saying.
    My guess is that is what she's meaning to
    Subject: My guess is that is what she's meaning to

    say, but it isn't coming out that way! lol. Guess I'll give them a call. Thanks for your help!
    Could uvu be meaning uveal?
    Subject: Could uvu be meaning uveal?

    It would have to be accompanied by something else though...i.e. extruded uveal hemorrhage or preventing uveal extrusion. 
    although essentially same meaning
    Subject: although essentially same meaning

    as binaural - there is biaural
    sub meaning subscript
    Subject: sub meaning subscript

    Put the A and immediately follow it with an S in subscript (your word processing program should have that feature...in Word it's under Format>Font)
    "stat" meaning right away? nm
    Subject: "stat" meaning right away? nm


    may be meaning it as 2 words? i.e.
    Subject: may be meaning it as 2 words? i.e.

    saying cryo as abbreviation for cryotherapy, cryosurgery, then hyfrecation stands as its own word. . just a possibility.


    floridly meaning obviously?
    Subject: floridly meaning obviously?

    florid means ornate or showy, so floridly meaning obviously or abundantly.


    My Sted's has jar as meaning sm
    Subject: My Sted's has jar as meaning sm

    -- a jolt or shaking. Might be what the doctor is saying. nm
    see message...not sure if this is what you are meaning
    Subject: see message...not sure if this is what you are meaning

    as I'm not sure what type of operation it is...but did find this

    Stryker now provides collagen conduits for short nerve gap repairs, NeuroMatrix* and Neuroflex*.

    NeuroMatrix/Neuroflex is a resorbable, semi-permeable, collagen tubular matrix designed to create a conduit for axon growth across a nerve gap. The NeuroMatrix and Neuroflex conduits are appropriate for nerve injuries where the gap is 2.5cm or less.

    *NeuroMatrix and Neuroflex are Manufactured by Collagen Matrix, Inc

    Symbol meaning
    Subject: Symbol meaning

    Does anyone know what the division symbol, the dot line dot, like on calculators means in medical symbols? I cannot for the life of me remember if it's divide or something else! TIA
    IGMO meaning....
    Subject: IGMO meaning....

    I transcribe on an account that uses this abbreviation frequently.  It is an order set for diabeties and stands for "Insulin Glucose Management Orders"


    looking for meaning of dulap...see example
    Subject: looking for meaning of dulap...see example

    doctor says: The patient points out to me her dulap on her arm....(doctor spells it, so I know the spelling is correct)
    cannot find the definition of this word?? TIA
    Yes it is barrage meaning many
    Subject: Yes it is barrage meaning many


    Probably is vacillating--meaning she
    Subject: Probably is vacillating--meaning she

    is going back and forth, is not clear about this.
    ...meaning this post - I'm sure they think it's a
    Subject: ...meaning this post - I'm sure they think it's a

    ridiculous suggestion - can't wait to see what they have to say about me!
    whonamedit.com get meaning by clicking name.
    Subject: whonamedit.com get meaning by clicking name.

     


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    The meaning of "Not on Label"
    Subject: The meaning of "Not on Label"

    Not on label usually means using a drug for a purpose other than what it was originally intended for. 


    Example:  Paxil is often used for premature ejaculation as it has a side effect of allowing a man to last longer but of course was put on the market for anxiety/depression.  Hope this helps clear things up


    ablation? Go to www.onelook.com for the meaning. nm
    Subject: ablation? Go to www.onelook.com for the meaning. nm

    s
    Perhaps S and H, meaning shockwave and heat
    Subject: Perhaps S and H, meaning shockwave and heat

    ?
    Could it be I&D, meaning incision and drainage? nm
    Subject: Could it be I&D, meaning incision and drainage? nm


    verbose - meaning not talkative, not with a lot of
    Subject: verbose - meaning not talkative, not with a lot of

    .
    I'd guess he's meaning keloid....sm
    Subject: I'd guess he's meaning keloid....sm

    I've got one that says "debrideMONT" instead of debridement.  Sometimes they  just like to sound all fancy dancy, I swear.
    Same meaning - I would type as dictated
    Subject: Same meaning - I would type as dictated

    nm
    spell it out if you are 100% sure of the dictator's meaning nm
    Subject: spell it out if you are 100% sure of the dictator's meaning nm


    ...sinusalgia. The meaning is clear. nm
    Subject: ...sinusalgia. The meaning is clear. nm

    s
    yes, meaning greater trochanter
    Subject: yes, meaning greater trochanter


    Meaning that infection has made its way into
    Subject: Meaning that infection has made its way into

    the shoulder joint.  Sounds right to me.
    My abbrev book has it as meaning after. nm
    Subject: My abbrev book has it as meaning after. nm


    I would think yes it makes sense. Probably meaning
    Subject: I would think yes it makes sense. Probably meaning

    giving the 2 units of blood as fast as possible, I would think.
    It could be quiescent......meaning the disease
    Subject: It could be quiescent......meaning the disease

    xx
    And he wasn't meaning "propensity"? -nm
    Subject: And he wasn't meaning "propensity"? -nm


    maybe cleido (meaning clavicle)
    Subject: maybe cleido (meaning clavicle)


    parenteral - meaning given IM, IV, topical, etc., but not p.o.
    Subject: parenteral - meaning given IM, IV, topical, etc., but not p.o.

    x
    She is probably meaning hard liquor when she
    Subject: She is probably meaning hard liquor when she

    x
    Yes, meaning atypical injury
    Subject: Yes, meaning atypical injury


    peri is a prefix meaning around or about
    Subject: peri is a prefix meaning around or about

    so if it fits your sentence, yes it is a word.
    obstinate meaning stubborn?
    Subject: obstinate meaning stubborn?

    xx
    not sure, but might be "empty (meaning bladder at
    Subject: not sure, but might be "empty (meaning bladder at

    time of exam) cough test" - really not sure
    probably 6-aught (meaning 6-0), I would type 6-0 - nm
    Subject: probably 6-aught (meaning 6-0), I would type 6-0 - nm


    Thank you. do I understand the meaning correctly? sm.
    Subject: Thank you. do I understand the meaning correctly? sm.

    Bimelic would be more than one of the extremities correct. Monomelic would be only one extremity. It makes sense to me but I don't want to guess.

    Thanks so much for your help.
    meaning "in sinus rhythm." nm
    Subject: meaning "in sinus rhythm." nm


    i think perhaps they meant to say "asthenic" (meaning weak)...nm
    Subject: i think perhaps they meant to say "asthenic" (meaning weak)...nm