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under the social history: He denies (s/l enurexudin) exposure or exposure to organic dusts or fumes.

I am transcribing a report on a patient with an ear infection.  The doctor states:

No dullness, bulging or loss of s/l lamric of the tympanic membrane. 

Any suggestions?  TIA

My questions are in two sentences one after the other.  Sometimes he says period but then really continues on with the same sentence, so I'm not sure if the first sentence is really a complete sentence or not, so the sentence before basically said a PET scan revealed an increase in the size of the hypermetabolic subcarinal lymph node, consistent with subcarinal metastases. 

1.  "Stable [s/l lock laid right] pleural fluid thickening, but the associated hypermetabolism has resolved."  This could maybe be "stable likely right pleural," but I'm not sure if that makes sense and I think I'm hearing a "d" at the end.

2.  "There was a small right level 2 node that has become [s/l non rye valk] consistent with an evolving inflammatory process." 

This is exactly how the Dr. dictated it-- The patient is a plethoric, tremulous, dyspneac looking like a patient with chronic obstructive lung disease or sleep apnea.

Did she mean to leave the a out before plethoric? That would make more sense but I know you guys would no better than I. I'm still in school and learning. Thanks for the help!

pt had a s/l lopis lung removed for scarring related to pneumonia

Thanks for any help

On the lung exam, the physician is saying "E to A" changes.  The company I work for does not want any abbreviations.  What would be the best way to transcribe this?   

sounds like:

Lungs are clear. No wheezing. (S/L) Yulit squeeze.

any ideas???

Thanks.

LUNGS: There are few s/l hypertations____ in the right base.

Thanks,

I'm wondering if any experienced MT could tell me if Brugada syndrome is a possibility??  I found it in Stedman's but am having a hard time finding out exactly what it is.  Does seem to be heart related though.

On a lung exam it sounds like he is saying no son or soncar basal rales???

There is diminished air movement air movement in all fields, but no clear s/l epintious sounds heard.

I think this is an easy one and I'm just tired. I can't verify spelling of parychema.  TIA

Sounds like the doctor is saying pulsac

__Pulsac__ is 97 percent of room air.  Peak flow 210, 255

I found a lot of lung functioning tests on webmd but nothing that matched the sound of this.  I must not be close because I'm not bringing anything up on Google either.

nm

right mid lung ______ scar. 

Blank s/l profer linear

Chest x-ray reveals an air fluid level on the right lung with s/l icopacity on the right lung.  This is a workup on chronic alcoholic male. 

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For non-small-cell lung cancer

s/l andamet and andoment and Decadron, Zantac and Benadryl will be given as premedication.

Hi.  Doctor is saying what sounds lke:  Lung are clerr "ABCs" with some faint wheezes.  Is that rght? The only remotely similar thing I can find in my acronym book os the CPR ABCs   - airway,breathing & ciculation.  Any help would be greatly appreciaaed.  Thank you! 

Tammy

(Whose VIkings are out of the playoffs but may have pug  puppies in 26 days).

That's it!  That's it!  Good grief.  Where is my brain today?

Thank you very very much.  You're a genius!  

...stable lung nodule consistent with a s/l hemartoma.

Don't know of this is hamartoma or hematoma? TIA