dependent rubor......................nm
Posted By: You're welcome!!!..................nm on 2006-10-03
In Reply to: s/l *dependerewert* - Jai
Subject: dependent rubor......................nm
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could that possibly be dependent rubor? --sm
Subject: could that possibly be dependent rubor? --sm
just a long shot on that one. just a thought.
rubor? nm
Subject: rubor? nm
rubor...nm
Subject: rubor...nm
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rubor
Subject: rubor
rubor or
Subject: rubor or
rubor
Subject: rubor
Thank you so much for your help and so fast. You are a lifesaver.!!!
rubor?
Subject: rubor?
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rubor ??
Subject: rubor ??
rubor on dependency NM
Subject: rubor on dependency NM
Probably rubor. My pod says it all the time. nm
Subject: Probably rubor. My pod says it all the time. nm
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first I am thinking rubor...2nd need to think
Subject: first I am thinking rubor...2nd need to think
rubor = redness
Subject: rubor = redness
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rubor and cyanosis nm
Subject: rubor and cyanosis nm
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No, definitely dependent
Subject: No, definitely dependent
rubor, calor, dolor? nm
Subject: rubor, calor, dolor? nm
trace dependent
Subject: trace dependent
Yes, but without the dash. Trace means "slightly"
could it be length dependent
Subject: could it be length dependent
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Yes - non-insulin-dependent
Subject: Yes - non-insulin-dependent
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dependent position
Subject: dependent position
hanging down to the side
could demyelinating be in there instead of dependent?
Subject: could demyelinating be in there instead of dependent?
maybe something to do with *rubor* (redness), like ruboric (but not sure that's a word)
Subject: maybe something to do with *rubor* (redness), like ruboric (but not sure that's a word)
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Maybe transient, dependent edema..
yes, "trace dependent edema." nm
Subject: yes, "trace dependent edema." nm
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can you hear "length" dependent? nm
Subject: can you hear "length" dependent? nm
Could the dictator possibly mean nail rubor x5 (as in red)? Just guessing.
Subject: Could the dictator possibly mean nail rubor x5 (as in red)? Just guessing.
Hey, when I look up rubor it references calor and dolor! You are good! nm
Subject: Hey, when I look up rubor it references calor and dolor! You are good! nm
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insulin dependent diabetes mellitus? nm
Subject: insulin dependent diabetes mellitus? nm
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non-insulin-dependent diabetes mellitus
Subject: non-insulin-dependent diabetes mellitus
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hemoglobin is lees than 9 or is becoming trans _____________ dependent. Thanks. nm
Subject: hemoglobin is lees than 9 or is becoming trans _____________ dependent. Thanks. nm
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s/l 'morinon' dependent end stage heart failure
Subject: s/l 'morinon' dependent end stage heart failure
Patient is here for f/up of his 'norinon' dependent end stage heart failure.
Also lists this medication as a dose of 0.5 mcg/kg per minute. What is it?
catecholamine-dependent end-stage heart failure? nm
Subject: catecholamine-dependent end-stage heart failure? nm
advanced inotrope-dependent end-stage heart failure ? nm
Subject: advanced inotrope-dependent end-stage heart failure ? nm
Motor nerve study with "lace" dependent pattern. see message plz :)
Subject: Motor nerve study with "lace" dependent pattern. see message plz :)
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Ecchymosis tracking into the s/l dependent areas of the foot and the proximal aspect of the toes. sm
Subject: Ecchymosis tracking into the s/l dependent areas of the foot and the proximal aspect of the toes. sm
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Protein S is a vitamin K–dependent anticoagulant protein, thus low levels tend to
Subject: Protein S is a vitamin K–dependent anticoagulant protein, thus low levels tend to
increase the tendency for coagulation/DVT. In this regard, I agree with you.
However, maybe the elevation of protein S at the time of the DVT rules out protein S deficiency as a probable cause of the thrombotic episode. Is there any such implication? The clotting mechanism involves a complex cascade of activation events of numerous factors, and Protein S is just one cofactor for another anticoagulant protein.
Still, it would be wise to flag the doctor and let him put the final word.
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