Yes...It's Deep sighing hyperventilation (kussmaul breathing) (sm)
Posted By: giddy pc guru on 2008-06-14
In Reply to: sighing hyperventilation? - Mary S
Subject: Yes...It's Deep sighing hyperventilation (kussmaul breathing) (sm)
a symptom of diabetic ketoacidosis (DKA).
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sighing hyperventilation?
Subject: sighing hyperventilation?
I have some really difficult dictations this morning! He sounds like he is saying "sighing hyperventilation" is there such a thing?
Is it a deep-seeded, or deep-seated infection? (of hip prosthesis)
Subject: Is it a deep-seeded, or deep-seated infection? (of hip prosthesis)
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deep vein or deep venous or pulmonary, and emboli
Subject: deep vein or deep venous or pulmonary, and emboli
I disagree re: deep-seated versus deep-seeded
Subject: I disagree re: deep-seated versus deep-seeded
I believe deep-seeded may be correct. It is a term frequently used in oncology and dermatology. "Deep-seeded" means that something has been "seeded" from another site (primary), as in metastasis. Please do a Google search and form your own opinion on this.
But - is it a deep-SEEDED or deep-SEATED infection?
Subject: But - is it a deep-SEEDED or deep-SEATED infection?
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deep seeded or deep seated keratoma
Subject: deep seeded or deep seated keratoma
Help please - which one deep seated keratoma or deep seeded keratoma.
Kussmaul
Subject: Kussmaul
Kussmaul
Subject: Kussmaul
Kussmaul respirations
Subject: Kussmaul respirations
Kussmaul respiration pattern NM
Subject: Kussmaul respiration pattern NM
NM
Kussmaul sign (has to do with the jugular venous pressure) -- nm
Subject: Kussmaul sign (has to do with the jugular venous pressure) -- nm
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Could it be as simple as hepatorenal syndrome or hypo/hyperventilation syndrome? Does neuro give a
Subject: Could it be as simple as hepatorenal syndrome or hypo/hyperventilation syndrome? Does neuro give a
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breathing
Subject: breathing
Breathing
Subject: Breathing
Probably diaphragmatic breathing. Common with anxiety attacks.
Lilly
pursed lip breathing
Subject: pursed lip breathing
nm
Name of breathing syndrome
Subject: Name of breathing syndrome
He has a history of HV, as well as _____ and mom was concerned regarding his complexion being pale and weak.
Blank s/l shawbears (It sounds french) I really have no clue!?!
s/l worka breathing
Subject: s/l worka breathing
This is an infant with a URI and the doc says mom is to bring back to ER if she notices s/l worka breathing, increased fever, etc...
what about just work of breathing
Subject: what about just work of breathing
same as saying difficulty breathing, basically having to work at it.
Could it be "focal breathing"?
Subject: Could it be "focal breathing"?
breathing treatments?
Subject: breathing treatments?
apoatropine (?) bromide breathing treatment
and
BiPAP with settings of IPAP 10, EPAP 0-5 (?)
Help with breathing barometers please
Subject: Help with breathing barometers please
New doctor and I have never heard of this term -- cannot find it anywhere even in my big fat purple book! Sounds like anseties barometer. I can hear the barometer part clearly and it is a lung/breathing issue. Any clues? I'm completely stumped here. It doesn't help that my eyes are bugging out because my new glasses are not here yet. :-) Thanks for any help in advance.
S/L percelet breathing
Subject: S/L percelet breathing
The patient has obvious COPD and s/l percelet breathing. TIA.
pursed-lip breathing. nm
Subject: pursed-lip breathing. nm
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bathematic breathing?
Subject: bathematic breathing?
Is there such a thing as bathematic breathing and how is it spelled? It is used by a psychologist as a way to help the patient relax. Thanks!
Breathing? Breath sounds? nm
Subject: Breathing? Breath sounds? nm
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Breathing/lung test
Subject: Breathing/lung test
Sounds like the doctor is saying pulsac
__Pulsac__ is 97 percent of room air. Peak flow 210, 255
I found a lot of lung functioning tests on webmd but nothing that matched the sound of this. I must not be close because I'm not bringing anything up on Google either.
s/l unihard breathing treatment?
Subject: s/l unihard breathing treatment?
Dr. is states something that s/l unihard, uniheart breathing treatment, person with asthma
maybe increased work of breathing ? nm
Subject: maybe increased work of breathing ? nm
nm
breathing without stridor or ?sturdor? n/m
Subject: breathing without stridor or ?sturdor? n/m
increased "vocal breathing" and tachypnea? nm
Subject: increased "vocal breathing" and tachypnea? nm
I am stumped also. Tried to make pneumatic out of it, due to breathing etc. but nothing!!! nm
Subject: I am stumped also. Tried to make pneumatic out of it, due to breathing etc. but nothing!!! nm
There is nothing before Deep...sm
Subject: There is nothing before Deep...sm
A.D.: Deep nucleations, right, x3, second, fifth and DIPJ of the right hallux.
C.S.: The patient returns for a followup check and is much improved. He still has deep nucleations present.
Treatment/Plan: Today I débrided all lesions. I advised him to continue applying the Duofilm on a daily basis. PTR in three months.
Heart rate 60, breathing in 14 breaths a minute?
Subject: Heart rate 60, breathing in 14 breaths a minute?
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is vocal breathing a fancy term for snoring?
Subject: is vocal breathing a fancy term for snoring?
s/l change doxed respirations with periodic breathing. sm
Subject: s/l change doxed respirations with periodic breathing. sm
In terms of sleep disordered breathing, specifically in the central sleep apnea, there was very minimal evidence of either central sleep apnea or change doxed respirations with periodic breathing. Obviously with tracheostomy and the upper airway circumvented, there was no obstructive component to sleep disordered breathing.
It is deep-seated. nm
Subject: It is deep-seated. nm
:)
Meds: Am I looking to deep into this?
Subject: Meds: Am I looking to deep into this?
MEDICATIONS: He takes Crestor, Diovan, 'lowest' aspirin, Toprol, Flomax, and Trileptal.
Make sense or is there any such other term that would fit there? I am at a loss with this one and of course there is no hesitation between meds, so I am thinking it belongs together. = )
deep tendon...nm
Subject: deep tendon...nm
x
deep-seated
Subject: deep-seated
Keratosis is described as "deep-seated", so I would think that would be proper for keratoma as well.
Deep tendon reflexes. nm
Subject: Deep tendon reflexes. nm
Deep tendon reflexes?
Subject: Deep tendon reflexes?
DVT - deep venous thrombosis
Subject: DVT - deep venous thrombosis
Depends on the preferences of your company. I just put DVT myself, but my account allows for that.
What is this "plamery cemal"?
deep tendon reflexes are L1+ ? (NM)
Subject: deep tendon reflexes are L1+ ? (NM)
nm
DVT? deep venous thrombosis ? nm
Subject: DVT? deep venous thrombosis ? nm
xx
s/l desevrating to deep pain
Subject: s/l desevrating to deep pain
"He was s/l "desevrating" bilaterally to deep pain." Gentleman had suffered massive subdural hematoma, had decreasing level of consciousness, etc. I know what it must mean, but the word eludes me...
how about ... deep vein ultrasound for DVT
Subject: how about ... deep vein ultrasound for DVT
? deep radial nerve - nm
Subject: ? deep radial nerve - nm
patient going to PT for deep scar massage and
Subject: patient going to PT for deep scar massage and
TIA!
Deep nucleations, right, x3, second, fifth and DIPJ of the right hallux.
Subject: Deep nucleations, right, x3, second, fifth and DIPJ of the right hallux.
Deep nucleations, right, x3, second, fifth and DIPJ of the right hallux.
Not sure if I should re-word or exactly where the punctuation goes.
Any ideas?
Yep - crypts - deep pits in tonsils
Subject: Yep - crypts - deep pits in tonsils
Tonsillar crypts are deep recesses found on the surface of the tonsils. Chronic tonsillitis often results from the accumulation of partially digested food debris in the depths of these crypts. When the crypts are particularly deep, the debris may actually form concretions known as tonsilloliths. Chronic tonsil inflammation associated with such debris in the crypts in most cases can be successfully managed by relatively simple oral hygiene measures designed to mechanically cleanse or irrigate the tonsils. Scheduled and regular gargling with antiseptic rinses such as Cepacol or saline-soda solutions (1/4 tsp salt, 1/4 tsp baking soda in 6-8 oz water) are helpful in many. For more difficult cases, the use of a Water-Pik device with pulsating jets of solution directed at the tonsil crypts is advised. Antibiotics may be occasionally recommended for acute exacerbations associated with bacterial colonization of the crypts, however, antibiotics are often not particularly helpful. Ultimately, if these measures fail, and if the individual is sufficiently syptomatic, tonsil removal may be recommended.
deep tendon reflexes are euthyroid?
Subject: deep tendon reflexes are euthyroid?
does this make sense because that is what the doctor says?
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