Would use human papilloma virus DNA
Posted By: nm on 2008-12-05
In Reply to: Style question, sm... - Vertically Challenged
Subject: Would use human papilloma virus DNA
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Human papilloma virus/EAIN1?
Subject: Human papilloma virus/EAIN1?
History of human papilloma virus/__________.
Sounds very clearly like EAIN1. E-A-I-N-1. How is this typed?
Thanks!
papilloma virus? nm
Subject: papilloma virus? nm
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papilloma
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is there a s/l fibruptive?? papilloma, it does not appear
Subject: is there a s/l fibruptive?? papilloma, it does not appear
to represent a squamous cell carcinoma. 
fibrous papilloma - nm
Subject: fibrous papilloma - nm
could it be sessile papilloma?
Subject: could it be sessile papilloma?
is there something SL fiber-filled? papilloma
Subject: is there something SL fiber-filled? papilloma
second word *might* be papilloma but...?? (nomsg)
Subject: second word *might* be papilloma but...?? (nomsg)
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? benign villous papilloma (usually of the colon)
Subject: ? benign villous papilloma (usually of the colon)
sessile papilloma makes sense. Thank you all!
Subject: sessile papilloma makes sense. Thank you all!
as no HUMAN name is before it...sm
Subject: as no HUMAN name is before it...sm
the original poster said something like "pt to be seen by cardiology and infectious disease departments" -
These are not proper nouns/names..........it would only be a proper noun/name if the hospital name precedes it.....i.e., St. Mary's Dept of Cardiology and/or St. Mary's Infectious Disease Department, or a name like....John Doe's Dept of Cardiology etc., etc.
Unless, of course, your client wants these things capitalized...but even if your client wants them capitalized, without a proper name preceding the departments, your client would be incorrect, but again one gives the client(s) what they want.
human insulin. see def. sm
Subject: human insulin. see def. sm
human insulin
a protein that has the normal structure of insulin produced by the human pancreas, prepared by recombinant DNA techniques and by semisynthetic processes.
HIg (human immunoglobulin)
Subject: HIg (human immunoglobulin)
Human neutrophil elastase nm
Subject: Human neutrophil elastase nm
nm
HGH or human growth hormone? nm
Subject: HGH or human growth hormone? nm
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Another one, human antiKEMERIC?? antibody
Subject: Another one, human antiKEMERIC?? antibody
During that period, we did human antiKEMERIC? antibody against Remicade.
Since Humulin is human insulin, I, too, wonder if she corrected herself. nm
Subject: Since Humulin is human insulin, I, too, wonder if she corrected herself. nm
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Serostim® -- human growth hormone. see ref.
Subject: Serostim® -- human growth hormone. see ref.
Welcome to Serostim
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I found HSA (human serum antibody) and HLA-B nm
Subject: I found HSA (human serum antibody) and HLA-B nm
nm
Looking for a virus
Subject: Looking for a virus
will check CMV and Epstein-Barr virus and (sounds like ALA-tid-er) and follow up B-12 and folic acid level.
I'm stuck all help appreciated! The patient's diagnoses are vertigo and chronic fatigue syndrome.
He may have had a s/l cox-a-key virus.
Subject: He may have had a s/l cox-a-key virus.
BK virus
Subject: BK virus
HPV is human papillovirus which was positive. Pap smear negative.
Subject: HPV is human papillovirus which was positive. Pap smear negative.
Respiratory ??? virus
Subject: Respiratory ??? virus
The child was hospitalized for respiratory s/l "sinsishual" virus. Please, any help?
Could it be syncytial virus? RSV
Subject: Could it be syncytial virus? RSV
Respiratory syncytial virus (RSV) is a virus that causes infections of the lungs and respiratory tract. It's so common that most children have been infected with the virus by age 2. Respiratory syncytial virus can also infect adults.
Povo virus???
Subject: Povo virus???
doc is saying, ANA was pending at the time of this dictation as well as POVO virus and EBV. Thanks.
Yes, a virus could cause ischemia
Subject: Yes, a virus could cause ischemia
Pericarditis can be caused by a virus which can lead to restricted blood flow to/from the heart because of damage done by the virus.
I assume it's possible the same type of thing could happen in other parts of the body as well....
Noral virus, maybe
Subject: Noral virus, maybe
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Pt had virus. Now has cough that won't go away - sm
Subject: Pt had virus. Now has cough that won't go away - sm
Refilled her ProAir and her Flovent. Will increase strength of Flovent to 110, as she may have some s/l barking spasm.
I know about barking cough, but I've never heard it put this way, as spasm. Has anyone heard of this. I thought he may be saying marked spasm. I've listened to it so many times that I can hear both barking and marked, but when I think I hear marked, it sounds more like mark-ed. Definitely hear 2 syls.
Thanks
basic human anatomy (thumb has "opponens" musculature) sm
Subject: basic human anatomy (thumb has "opponens" musculature) sm
Opposition is the movement whereby the palmar aspect of the thumb touches the palmar aspect of another finger of the same hand. (When the contact is not by their palmar aspects, the movement is merely apposition.) The converse of opposition is reposition. These movements occur at all the joints of the thumb, although opposition takes place mainly at the carpometacarpal joint.(source--Dartmouth.edu)
http://www.dartmouth.edu/~humananatomy/part_2/chapter_11.html
The only thing I found was human neutrophil elastase. There are several articles on this
Subject: The only thing I found was human neutrophil elastase. There are several articles on this
and aneurysms on google.
There is factor IX complex (human). Brand name Bebulin according to QLDB
Subject: There is factor IX complex (human). Brand name Bebulin according to QLDB
s/l *innero* virus??? Any ideas? TIA!
Subject: s/l *innero* virus??? Any ideas? TIA!
Surgery of s/l teperters virus in right leg.
Subject: Surgery of s/l teperters virus in right leg.
Pt is being tested for EB and s/l saminogelic virus. Help! TIA
Subject: Pt is being tested for EB and s/l saminogelic virus. Help! TIA
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maybe saying "some immunogenic virus"
Subject: maybe saying "some immunogenic virus"
again just a guess.
EBV - epstein barr virus titer
Subject: EBV - epstein barr virus titer
Herpes virus medicine - Axer?
Subject: Herpes virus medicine - Axer?
This is for a patient with a flare of herpes virus along her mouth and the doctor states she refilled her "Axer" (sounds like). Any ideas what medication this could be?
Varicella zoster or Xanthium strumarius virus...nm
Subject: Varicella zoster or Xanthium strumarius virus...nm
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It sounds like you have a computer virus. I work out of Word 2003 and have never experienced
Subject: It sounds like you have a computer virus. I work out of Word 2003 and have never experienced
that before. Do you current up-to-date anti-virus programs on your computer? You may want to check that out, or better yet, call a computer shop nearby and ask their advice. Once I had over 70 viruses on my computer, and had to have the entire hard drive wiped out and everything put back in. Once it gets that infected, you have to basically start over, and it would do really weird things like you are describing.
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