Yes - speech delay testing
Posted By: Help on 2008-10-06
In Reply to: Are they testing for speech delay? sm - Txczech
Subject: Yes - speech delay testing
and in a child.
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Are they testing for speech delay? sm
Subject: Are they testing for speech delay? sm
Is this a child or adult or geriatric patient?
posterior drawer testing nor with valgus or varus stress testing
Subject: posterior drawer testing nor with valgus or varus stress testing
could it be delay? nm
Subject: could it be delay? nm
sorry for the delay...
Subject: sorry for the delay...
had to get some dinner :)
1. Prescription for Nexium 40 mg one every day to p.a.p.
2. Prescription for Diovan HCT 80/12.5 mg one every day to p.a.p.
3. Simvastatin 40 mg one every day, prescription written for p.a.p.
4. Return in two months for physical and Pap smear.
defect, delay or disorder
Subject: defect, delay or disorder
those would be my first guesses....by the way it is intraventricular =)
"Developmental delay and prematurity" ? (nm)
Subject: "Developmental delay and prematurity" ? (nm)
Developmental delay with *aspergill* syndrome...
Subject: Developmental delay with *aspergill* syndrome...
I know I've heard this before, but I'm not finding it. Thanks!
Stands for developmental delay or disability...
Subject: Stands for developmental delay or disability...
when used in psychological terms.
Faber testing or Fabere testing?
Subject: Faber testing or Fabere testing?
Is the correct way Faber testing or Fabere testing? I'm finding it both ways. *sigh* 
quad/string testing in reference to the quad/hamstring torque ratio testing?
Subject: quad/string testing in reference to the quad/hamstring torque ratio testing?
I'm just guessing.
The A-V delay value is based on the time between APACE and VSENSE for normal atrioventricular conduc
Subject: The A-V delay value is based on the time between APACE and VSENSE for normal atrioventricular conduction for the patient.
Does this fit?
So, g is for gut and s is for speech?
Subject: So, g is for gut and s is for speech?
Would that be a rule of thumb?
Thanks Anon!
s/l pausity of speech
Subject: s/l pausity of speech
in mental status exam
Speech is s/l "aligraphic"?
Subject: Speech is s/l "aligraphic"?
Psych eval - speech?
Subject: Psych eval - speech?
Speech, attention shows s/l circumstantially evasive and guarded. circumstantially?
yes, dysphagia and I think speech therapists SM
Subject: yes, dysphagia and I think speech therapists SM
do help with swallowing difficulties...
ASR = automatic speech recognition (nm)
Subject: ASR = automatic speech recognition (nm)
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verbose speech scores. ?? nm
Subject: verbose speech scores. ?? nm
nm
Vestibular speech score
Subject: Vestibular speech score
S/L Misako maneuver in Speech Pathology
Subject: S/L Misako maneuver in Speech Pathology
nm
Or the way some of us use prolly for probably. Shorthand speech is used in all fields now. nm
Subject: Or the way some of us use prolly for probably. Shorthand speech is used in all fields now. nm
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Yes they do. Son had swallowing difficulties and speech therapy was given
Subject: Yes they do. Son had swallowing difficulties and speech therapy was given
help: no change in his speech pattern or its s/l emphorium
Subject: help: no change in his speech pattern or its s/l emphorium
Or vestibule rated speech score or
Subject: Or vestibule rated speech score or
vestibular rated speech score
Some form of the term perseverative speech? perseveratory? sm
Subject: Some form of the term perseverative speech? perseveratory? sm
This study investigated the extent of perseveratory coarticulation in the VC syllables [i integral of, u integral of, it, ut, ik, uk] as produced by 7- and ...
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Speech is minimally petabulatory? Beginning sound not clear.
Subject: Speech is minimally petabulatory? Beginning sound not clear.
Speech is minimally ___tabulatory. Can't think of anything!
Patient has a brain tumor and is depressed and slow and just wants to go home, so it should mean he is giving minimal effort in speech, I suppose.
Anyone Familiar with Psych/Speech Therapy? S/L "atipricobracomatic form"
Subject: Anyone Familiar with Psych/Speech Therapy? S/L "atipricobracomatic form"
During spontaneous speech, Meghan was noted to speak in sentences with S/L ay-tipro-braco-matical form.
So... it could be... speak in sentences with atypical S/L brackomatical form.
Anyone?
Pt with Parkinsons on Neuro exam: Speech was mildly hypophonic "every" phrenic. nm
Subject: Pt with Parkinsons on Neuro exam: Speech was mildly hypophonic "every" phrenic. nm
Intraventricular versus intraventricular conduction delay
Subject: Intraventricular versus intraventricular conduction delay
I just really can't hear what this doc is saying. I've looked up both and both apparently exist, so is there any way to know which is more commonly used or in what situation? Thanks.
Speech Therapy Test s/l 'Wisp-in' Test?
Subject: Speech Therapy Test s/l 'Wisp-in' Test?
Wisp-in test?
Testing
Testing
testing
Subject: testing
I'm not testing - just got hold of a pratice transcription voice file (it's a good one!). I tested recently for a company with great results and am waiting to start working for them.
VNG testing
Subject: VNG testing
The patient had VNG testing performed. s/l dixallpack testing did not reveal any nystagmus. Please help. Thanks
job testing
Subject: job testing
Do you have any job leads you'd like to share? I am a graduate of an MT school. I really need to find work. thanks!
testing
Subject: testing
She has carpal tunnel.
quite possible--I'm testing--if not sure, should...
Subject: quite possible--I'm testing--if not sure, should...
....I type in what it sounds like, or leave a blank if I was told to type verbatum? In the past I did only Rad for a small hospital, and we always put what it sounded like because that's what the docs preferred. I suspect this isn't the norm. Am I right?
yes, but this has to do with particular testing
Subject: yes, but this has to do with particular testing
and it sure sounds different. Thanks though.
C&S testing?
Subject: C&S testing?
s/l MNT testing
Subject: s/l MNT testing
sample of vaginal discharge obtained for culture and s/l MNT testing?
CLO testing.....nm
Subject: CLO testing.....nm
XX
JMR testing? sm
Subject: JMR testing? sm
ASSESSMENT: Right wrist pain; possible triangular fibrocartilage complex injury and right thumb proximal phalanx fracture.
Distal radioulnar joint manipulation produces laxity and instability at the ulna. s/l JMR testing at the 2nd position is about 100 pounds of force, position 1 produces 85 pounds of force and position 3 produces 45 pounds of force. Rapid testing produces 85 pounds of force.
after testing
Subject: after testing
Yes, after a diagnosis of bilateral sensorineural hearing loss recommendation was made for "open feed or feeding amplification.
What are we testing? nm
Subject: What are we testing? nm
What are we testing? nm
Subject: What are we testing? nm
M, are you a new MT or testing?
Subject: M, are you a new MT or testing?
The first 2 don't ring any bells. The third one is negative Lachman. And it is "neurovascularly intact" at the end of the sentence.
brief testing?
Subject: brief testing?
KOH testing
Subject: KOH testing
The doctor says, KOH exam of broken hairs was positive for s/l either "plaque or pack" fungal spore. Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Sounds like you are testing
Subject: Sounds like you are testing
for TransHealth?
Working not testing
Subject: Working not testing
I am not taking a test, but working!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Thanks for the help 
testing word
Subject: testing word
_________ (sounds like milo filamin) testing shows no areas of neurosensory loss.
Also, a lab test called _____ (sounds like encoag or coag HGB)
Thanks so much!!
monafilament testing? sm
Subject: monafilament testing? sm
They routinely do this on diabetics for peripheral neuropathy, etc.
Clinical tests for carpal tunnel syndrome
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