if the patient had any major GI surgery in the past, like a Billroth II or Whipple? If so, stumpitis may be correct. Let me know! It's a long shot and it would be slang, but I need to know history to tell you for sure.
Give full sentence and some clues Subject: Give full sentence and some clues
On examination of her back, any skin touch caused her to scream out and retract, hooked tuna type sign.Two sentences or one? Subject: Two sentences or one?
She is doing that often; in work situations and other situations. She is confirming that she is less passive. ok, just how far do yo go in fixing the ESL sentences? Subject: ok, just how far do yo go in fixing the ESL sentences?
I have this ESL this morning, and I am really stumped. Her sentences don't make any sense. How far do I go in fixing them? I am afraid I will change the meaning.
Ex: (this is exactly what is dictated.)
Unfortunately, due to his severe and bad progression and aggressive and active MRI, we thought about even trying that with chemotherapy, and he was positive for core hepatitis B antibody that right suspicion of possible chronic infection.
Huh??? How much would you change to make it make sense?? This is just one of them.....
Sometimes when a person can get the idea of what is going on, there may be something that triggers the association. Are these components for a replacement, an orthotic, etc.? I was wondering if it was a #8 shell.
Should I take out one of the word (many) from these two sentences? Subject: Should I take out one of the word (many) from these two sentences?
She advised me that for many, many years she had a tea and toast diet with a very poor protein intake, and admitted to not having consumed milk for many, many years. She also had the habit, as do many patients with osteoporosis, by lying down a great deal during the day to coop with her back pain before finally seeking medical attention.
She advised me that for many, many years she had a tea and toast diet with a very poor protein intake, and admitted to not having consumed milk for many, many years. She also had the habit, as do many patients with osteoporosis, by lying down a great deal during the day to coop with her back pain before finally seeking medical attention.
bow (as in bend at the waist) or bow (as in bow tie)? If it's the latter, could he be saying "low" phosphorus was 1.7 (normal serum phosphate levels values being 2.5 to 4.5). How about a diagnosis?
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'
Nursing home patient. Diagnoses include pathologic left hip fracture, osteoporosis, Altzheimer's, NID diatetes, UTI, sacral decubitus and hyponatremia, dehydration and anemia or blood loss which he did not mention but she received 2 units of blood. She got Levaquin for the UTI while in the hospital. This enactoperon was not a discharge medication.
i've never heard ORIF refer to the abdomen either...did they mention any past surgical history? hip replacement? or femoral fracture? any other clues?
pure guess (not enough clues) sm Subject: pure guess (not enough clues) sm
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