first thought is "jugular venous" though "venous" and "veins" sm
Posted By: CL on 2005-12-03
In Reply to: Sounds like "chiller" venous veins appear normal. sm - IC
Subject: first thought is "jugular venous" though "venous" and "veins" sm
don't make sense together unless dictator is changing his/her mind--"jugular veins appear normal."
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venous stasis impairment or cessation of venous flow.
Subject: venous stasis impairment or cessation of venous flow.
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Subject: venous ... long-standing VENOUS ulcer!
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Subject: s/l venous light or venous late on CT. sm
Head CT:
There is also a small, nonaggressive lytic lesion in the left frontal bone that appeared to reflect an angioma or venous s/l "light or late".
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Subject: it is not ESL and I thought of warts but thought the same thing and it does not sound like a "t"
venous ? (nm)
Subject: venous ? (nm)
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Subject: It's venous stasis.
venous sticks (nm)
Subject: venous sticks (nm)
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Try venous anomaly...
Subject: Try venous anomaly...
...as always, disclaimer about not being able to listen.
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Subject: venous lake
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Subject: venous s/l breaking?
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Subject: venous stasis?
It should be venous stasis.
Subject: It should be venous stasis.
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Subject: Venous stasis/venostasis...sm
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Subject: venous flow question
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Subject: Possibly venous line?
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Subject: they usually say chronic venous stasis
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Subject: jugular venous distention? NM
x
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Subject: DVT - deep venous thrombosis
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Subject: venous s/l chassis changes.( in the pe of extremities)
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Subject: Dorsal Venous Complex
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Subject: DVT? deep venous thrombosis ? nm
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venous stasis or venostasis
Subject: venous stasis or venostasis
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venous stasis vs venostasis.
Subject: venous stasis vs venostasis.
Both are correct. "o" is the combining form and thus acceptable as venostasis. Some dictators will use the combined form and some will use two separate words, I go with what the dictator says.
Ven = venous
stasis = cessation/impairment of flow thus ven "o" statis.
venous stasis vs venostasis.
Subject: venous stasis vs venostasis.
Both are correct. "o" is the combining form and thus acceptable as venostasis. Some dictators will use the combined form and some will use two separate words, I go with what the dictator says.
Ven = venous
stasis = cessation/impairment of flow thus ven "o" stasis.
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Subject: venous statis disease?
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Subject: Could he have meant central venous access? I don't know
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Subject: correct. jugular venous pressure
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x
Sounds like "chiller" venous veins appear normal. sm
Subject: Sounds like "chiller" venous veins appear normal. sm
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Subject: Perhaps saying venous stasis ulceration, varicose veins?
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Subject: Kussmaul sign (has to do with the jugular venous pressure) -- nm
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CVP catheter (central venous pressure monitoring)
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x
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Subject: Central venous line placement, see message
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States: A wire was then passed through the needle, the needle was removed, and the triple lumen was placed over the wire and the wire removed. This was sutured in place, all 3 lumens with a positive s/l "flash."
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Subject: TURP central venous cath? Never heard nor cannot find IJA
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