bilirubin level -infant jaundice

• bilirubin level -infant jaundice - mary
  • transcutaneous? - Horski

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Thanks! 

He is listing past surgeries.. first time sounded like mobile level spout in 1960 while in the military.. then it sounded like multiple level spout, anyone have a clue?  tia.. Gina

Has anybody ever heard this phrase or might be able to take a guess at what he could be saying?

Thanks.

These are tests for a patient will all types of cardiac and pulmonary problems and osteoporosis.

CBC, CMP, TSH, fasting lipid profile, ____ level, magnesium level and ____ level in 1 week.

Sounds like delpricate level and dench level.

Thanks!

I really don't know. Listen carefully, though, and make sure the doc is not saying "emia" instead of "uria" at the end of it.

It sounds like "EYE-co-test" the way it's pronounced by my Latin dictator, but I found Ictotest in Saunders pharm Word Book, but did n't find it at Drugs.com which is usually pretty reliable.  Has anyone heard of this?

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Could be anterior fontanel soft and flat...gotta love those docs who abbreviate everything imaginable...

The cord was double clamped and cut and the infant was taken to stabelette?? for evaluation.  I'm pretty sure what he is saying is not stabelette (s/l stable-let) but that is what it sounds like. 

Feeding regimen is ** Persobe** 24 kilocalories/ounce

I guess it has been longer than I thought. LOL Is it possible to be per Sobe? When I look up Sobe, I just get the drink you buy at the store. Thanks!

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5-day-old infant with episode of bradycardia.

the infant was noted to have by auscultation 4 episodes of heart rate in the 80s.  She had a peirdowski? OR POSSIBLY She had appeared ____?

Doc has a thick Spanish/Portuguese accent. I am really stumped by this and curious as to what it could be.