could it be voltage firing criteria? Any ideas
Posted By: EKG on 2007-09-22
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Subject: could it be voltage firing criteria? Any ideas
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voltage criteria. nm
Subject: voltage criteria. nm
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listen for voltage criteria - nm
Subject: listen for voltage criteria - nm
On EKG possible voltage s/l fraying?frame? criteria consistent with LVH
Subject: On EKG possible voltage s/l fraying?frame? criteria consistent with LVH
I found "isolated" firing and "force" firing, do not know if it sounds like either?
Subject: I found "isolated" firing and "force" firing, do not know if it sounds like either?
See inside. If it is not clinical criteria, the doc may be refered to this Dr. Krause's criteria
Subject: See inside. If it is not clinical criteria, the doc may be refered to this Dr. Krause's criteria.
Lecture by Dr Richard Krause, entitled: A Half Century of Streptococcal Research: Then and Now' focused on landmark research undertaken during the first half of the 20th Century. This research provided the foundations for understanding the pathogenesis and epidemiology of Streptococcal diseases.
muscle firing. sm
Subject: muscle firing. sm
Chiropractic & Osteopathy | Full text | Trunk and hip muscle ...
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Shoulder muscle firing patterns during the windmill softball pitch ...
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contraction and strength with s/l suf-firing.sm.
Subject: contraction and strength with s/l suf-firing.sm.
He has excellent contraction and strength with s/l suf-firing his posterior deltoid. TIA
firing deltoid would be correct, but not sure about the "suf" part.
Subject: firing deltoid would be correct, but not sure about the "suf" part.
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S/l Mitch-ez voltage
Subject: S/l Mitch-ez voltage
In EKG description, doct states sl Mitch-ez voltage is maximum in V3. I guess I am not spelling this right because I am not finding it on a search. Thanks!
He just said it again, and now it s/l mid chest voltage
Subject: He just said it again, and now it s/l mid chest voltage
I still cannot reference this. Has anyone heard it? Thanks!
bi voltage critieria or
Subject: bi voltage critieria or
I think I'm having a brain cramp... does anyone know if it is "LVH bivoltage criteria or by voltage criteria" It's been so long since I've done one of these...
thanks so much in advance for all your help!
Have a Great Day
voltage would be my guess. nm
Subject: voltage would be my guess. nm
low voltage activity?
Subject: low voltage activity?
that would make sense
voltage gated
Subject: voltage gated
I concur with voltage. See inside reference.
Subject: I concur with voltage. See inside reference.
http://hyper.ahajournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/31/4/937
"low-transition LVH by voltage" is what I have heard many times before.
Subject: "low-transition LVH by voltage" is what I have heard many times before.
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s/ Claus criteria
Subject: s/ Claus criteria
This may represent Strep although it does not fit the S/L Claus or Krauss criteria 
diagnostic criteria? nm
Subject: diagnostic criteria? nm
multiple criteria for LVH?
Subject: multiple criteria for LVH?
MADIT II criteria
Subject: MADIT II criteria
Never mind, found it!
Sgarbossa's criteria
Subject: Sgarbossa's criteria
This sounds like Scarbosa, but I have found several reliable references on line to the correct spelling as "Sgarbossa's criteria
NCEF criteria?
Subject: NCEF criteria?
We will see if she is within s/l NCEF or NSEF criteria with her current lipitor.
could it be MADIT II criteria???-NM
Subject: could it be MADIT II criteria???-NM
Fleischner criteria
Subject: Fleischner criteria
Fleischner Society for Thoracic Imaging
It's Gail model criteria.
Subject: It's Gail model criteria.
Man, my boss knows everything.
s/l Ulsh or Ulch criteria for LVH
Subject: s/l Ulsh or Ulch criteria for LVH
Thanks!
have you heard of multis criteria?? thank you
Subject: have you heard of multis criteria?? thank you
sl madir 2 criteria - cardiology
Subject: sl madir 2 criteria - cardiology
Anybody ever here of this. I know I have, but for the life of me, I cannot remember how it is spelled - sl Madir II criteria?
can you hear Roentgen Criteria
Subject: can you hear Roentgen Criteria
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'peak' criteria? Is there such a thing?
Subject: 'peak' criteria? Is there such a thing?
Scarbosa criteria for myocardial infarction?
Subject: Scarbosa criteria for myocardial infarction?
Waddell's criteria. See this great link. sm
Subject: Waddell's criteria. See this great link. sm
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low breast cancer risk by Gelmorrow(?) criteria
Subject: low breast cancer risk by Gelmorrow(?) criteria
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Barkoff, Parkoff criteria.....Solu-Medrol
Subject: Barkoff, Parkoff criteria.....Solu-Medrol
patient with possible multiple sclerosis, doc states "will see if MRI meets "Birkoff, Barkoff" criteria. I can't find it anywhere. TIA.
Anyone heard of s/l shivdale criteria on a stress test? TIA nm
Subject: Anyone heard of s/l shivdale criteria on a stress test? TIA nm
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sentence... His ECG does suggest multis criteria for the LVH in the left axis. thank you
Subject: sentence... His ECG does suggest multis criteria for the LVH in the left axis. thank you
ESL: CT scan with bilateral lung nodules. According to "fleshna" criteria, we recommend s/m
Subject: ESL: CT scan with bilateral lung nodules. According to "fleshna" criteria, we recommend s/m
We will have the pt come back for a noncontrast CT of the chest in six months. We would like to maintain a stability for two years.
IT is NASCET criteria, finds lots of articles on it, often used in grading carotid artery occlusion
Subject: IT is NASCET criteria, finds lots of articles on it, often used in grading carotid artery occlusion
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Thanks though. Anyone else have ideas?
Subject: Thanks though. Anyone else have ideas?
Thanks.
for the ideas!
Subject: for the ideas!
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Other ideas?
Subject: Other ideas?
Was TRYING to hear Seldinger but, no, it's definitely SANDWICH (thinking perhaps it has to do with the approach used for the vein/artery?
any ideas?
Subject: any ideas?
s/l cortex
Diastat cortex AV fisture..
any ideas
Anyone else with ideas? sm
Subject: Anyone else with ideas? sm
any ideas what the s/l is?? sm
Subject: any ideas what the s/l is?? sm
"proximal femoral ____ of the hip prosthesis" sounds like malliety-
Any ideas of what this could be?
Subject: Any ideas of what this could be?
Psych eval on a boy with ADHD and disorder of central nervous system - this is just under general discussion:
He has had no aggression. His mother still has not noted any abnormal, involuntary movements. His S/L: AGE today remains 0.
Any ideas?? TIA
Hmm, sorry, no ideas here - hopefully someone else can help. nm
Subject: Hmm, sorry, no ideas here - hopefully someone else can help. nm
Does anyone have any ideas what this could be?
Subject: Does anyone have any ideas what this could be?
He talks so fast, and his voice is so low, slowing it down makes it worse!
"Past psychiatric history: None other than therapy with her, S/L: TRIBES approximately 1 year."
Thanks for any ideas!
So any other ideas??
Subject: So any other ideas??
Some ideas
Subject: Some ideas
traditional esophagectomy, invasive or minimally invasive esophagectomy and also, curative esophagectomy
Some ideas ...
Subject: Some ideas ...
Go to google.com and type in "suntuf." You will get 8900 hits. See if any of those look like a medical word to you.
If not, then you have almost done your due diligence in terms of searching on your own.
Now, open up your reference books (of which you should have several), and pour through them, looking for something that makes sense in the context of the patient's visit and history. If you find nothing, then you have almost completed the due diligence for which you're responsible before you ask for help.
Now, go to Google and type in all of the words you think it sounds like. If none of those come up as medical terms (on reputable sites) that make sense in the patient's history and reason for visit, and sound exactly like what the doctor is saying, you have completed the due diligence you're responsible for in order to post here with your question.
Please, only post your question once. You may follow up to replies on that one post, but do not continue to post the same question as separate threads. If no one answers your question to your liking, it is time to either ask your supervisor or leave a blank. Repeating the same question over and over will not lead to an answer - it will lead to the frustration of people trying to help you.
If this is a term the doctor says repeatedly, you need to ask your supervisor for examples of that doctor's report. In it, you will most likely find exactly what you're looking for, and you will also have samples for further questions you may have.
If not, leave a blank and ask whomever QAs your work for the answer to your blank.
The word help board is not here to type your reports for you. It is here after you have exhausted all other means of finding an answer. Otherwise, it not only appears as if you're taking the help of others for granted, you're expecting someone else to do your work for you.
Good luck finding the words you're looking for. I'm sure we're all curious to hear what the real phrase was, once you are given the answer to your blank. Please keep us updated.
Thanks!
I'm sorry..it's 6 mg not 60 mg...any ideas?
Subject: I'm sorry..it's 6 mg not 60 mg...any ideas?
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