maybe its transpedicular intradiscal decompression, do make sure though
Posted By: qtxan on 2008-04-10
In Reply to: Need help with chiro words - Eileen
Subject: maybe its transpedicular intradiscal decompression, do make sure though
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maybe NG decompression (nasogastric tube decompression of stomach) nm
Subject: maybe NG decompression (nasogastric tube decompression of stomach) nm
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s/l intradiscal?
Subject: s/l intradiscal?
intradiscal content
intradiscal
Subject: intradiscal
within the disc.
How about Puno/Winter/Byrd [PWB] transpedicular spine fixation system.
Subject: How about Puno/Winter/Byrd [PWB] transpedicular spine fixation system.
i think, core decompression
Subject: i think, core decompression
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Yes, core decompression is it. Thanks so much
Subject: Yes, core decompression is it. Thanks so much
Thanks
It still sounds like a decompression
Subject: It still sounds like a decompression
procedure to me. There is one called the VAX-D, vertebral axial decompression. I do ortho and most of my docs are spine surgeons. I think this is what your doc is talking about. good luck.
Probably subacromial decompression
Subject: Probably subacromial decompression
When you say sub ACD compression, it is probably the subacromial decompression abbreviaterd.
subacromial decompression
Subject: subacromial decompression
S/l
subacromial decompression up to the method of "near"?
s/l other on an oral decompression???
Subject: s/l other on an oral decompression???
ESL doctor- Past history: Illnesses and surgeries: Appendectomy, age 12. Other on an oral decompression traumatic amputation of left hand index finger at midphalanx, long and ring finger at the proximal phalanx, middle finger at the second phalanx.
Not sure what highlighted is and if it is a thought of it's own or part of the amputation thought!
Maybe subacromial decompression. nm
Subject: Maybe subacromial decompression. nm
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"thermohead" decompression surgery?
The patient suffered a 40-foot fall and had "thermohead" decompression surgery. That is all I know, as this is listed in Past Medical History.
Thanks!
"xbox" - laminectomy/decompression
Subject: "xbox" - laminectomy/decompression
L3-L4 laminectomy and decompression. Uses (what sounds like) this term throughout: "X BOX."
Help!
Sawbuck decompression and fusion? nm
Subject: Sawbuck decompression and fusion? nm
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cervical decompression and fusion
Subject: cervical decompression and fusion
could be cervical decompression and fusion
ulnar nerve decompression
Subject: ulnar nerve decompression
Only could find a Moss decompression
Subject: Only could find a Moss decompression
feeding catheter and then a mushroom catheter by itself.
perhaps arthroscopic subacromial decompression?
Subject: perhaps arthroscopic subacromial decompression?
Could it be "left shoulder subacromial decompression?"
Subject: Could it be "left shoulder subacromial decompression?"
Bard Medical decompression tubes?
Subject: Bard Medical decompression tubes?
Any heard of s/l McGlinty tube for bowel decompression? (nm)
Subject: Any heard of s/l McGlinty tube for bowel decompression? (nm)
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Well he had a laparotomy with adhesiolysis, and enterotomy with small-bowel decompression...
Subject: Well he had a laparotomy with adhesiolysis, and enterotomy with small-bowel decompression...
His postoperative course was complicated by prolonged postoperative ileus. He has Small bowel obstruction secondary to adhesions.
Hypokalemia.
Anemia.
Hypertension.
Ankylosing spondylitis.
Left tibial plateau fracture.
The only thing I can find close is subtilise meaning to make senses more keen or make one's sense
Subject: The only thing I can find close is subtilise meaning to make senses more keen or make one's senses more acute?
I'm still listening and trying to fit it together to make any suggestions make sense.
Subject: I'm still listening and trying to fit it together to make any suggestions make sense.
Thank you both!! I'm going to see if I can make either of these out. nm
Subject: Thank you both!! I'm going to see if I can make either of these out. nm
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I actually know of 2 QA who do indeed make above 17.00.
Subject: I actually know of 2 QA who do indeed make above 17.00.
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LOL, make that above. NM
Subject: LOL, make that above. NM
nm
I need more help I just can't make out what she is saying...
Subject: I need more help I just can't make out what she is saying...
Her left shift resolved within one day of IV antibiotics* at 645 band* Lymphocytes 41, monocytes 90 with ***. Patient was continued on ** plus 2 feeds along with IV fluids ~~~does 645 band sound correct?~~~after monocytes 90 with S/L OPEN-SOR-PER?---AFTER CONTINUED ON S/L IN-STRAL?
I would make just a few changes -
Subject: I would make just a few changes -
If you're asking whether the sentences look right, most of it looks okay to me, but at the very least, I'd suggest the following changes:
1. BioMed AGC anatomic femoral component, 60 mm, left.
2. BioMed all-poly patellar button, three-post, 34 mm diameter. (you might be able to expand all-polyethylene if okay with account specs).
3. Biomet DCN AGC molded tibial component, interlock finish, posterior stabilized, 12 mm thick x 65 mm wide.
Someone else may do it differently, but this is how I would type it.
BTW, did you mean BioMed on #3, or is it actually Biomet in this case?
just to make sure
Subject: just to make sure
you are saying it is Kerlix and fluffs, not Kerlix fluffs?
I would make the following changes..
Subject: I would make the following changes..
I would like to take this opportunity to wish a healthy and happy holiday season, a Merry Christmas, and a joyous New Year to you, your families, and staff members . . . . "
like that? Many thanks in advance! (And Merry Christmas!)
no, but i would make sure the
Subject: no, but i would make sure the
patient's name and date of service were completed in your demographic screen.
Make sure...
Subject: Make sure...
you are not mistaking for brachiocephalic.
Sorry, I can't make anything out.
Subject: Sorry, I can't make anything out.
Where I am an IC, I make 10 cpl. As an
Subject: Where I am an IC, I make 10 cpl. As an
employee they offer 8 cpl because they are paying taxes, social security, etc. Most places are 1.5 to 2 cpl lower for employees because of that.
Thank you! Had to make sure. :)
Subject: Thank you! Had to make sure. :)
Oh, but listen to make sure not PCI :)
Subject: Oh, but listen to make sure not PCI :)
Thank you! Will make a note of it. nm
Subject: Thank you! Will make a note of it. nm
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Make shortcuts.........sm
Subject: Make shortcuts.........sm
However you prefer, but personally, mine are:
fu---followup (noun)
fuu---follow up (verb)
fuuu--follow-up (adjective)
Whatever you can remember.
Make sense?
Subject: Make sense?
pt had a cholecystectomy symptomatic with right upper quadrant pain with elevated liver function studies thereafter.
Is there a better way to say this?
Here is a link, not sure what to make
Subject: Here is a link, not sure what to make
http://www.gulfgroupco.com/ggmed/PageModule.asp?Page=20201
just to make it more confusing :) ...sm
Subject: just to make it more confusing :) ...sm
The company MedicAlert (1 word) has a trademark emblem/bracelet; that is the most common one used. But, there's an org in Canada, Med-Alert, that supplies medical alert bracelets, and another, 911MedAlert, that I found. If any of that helps! :)
That would make more sense. lol.. you are probably right
Subject: That would make more sense. lol.. you are probably right
nm
make sense?
Subject: make sense?
Certainly, if there is any kind of stricture or lesion that might improve his nutritional status, this certainly could lead to his improved comfort and increased survival.
The pt has dysphagia and has lost weight, so doc is sending him to an ENT physician.
Does this make sense to anyone out there?
Subject: Does this make sense to anyone out there?
The patient had CAT scan of the head which showed stable chronic small vessel ischemic changes, stable chronic infarction, right ventricular nucleus, posterior (LIVE??) internal capsule.
does not make sense to me...sm
Subject: does not make sense to me...sm
how about *involving* her hind foot? just a thought.
Does this make sense????
Subject: Does this make sense????
He is talking about lab results and he says:
"negative immunofixation s/l tighter"
does "tighter" make sense here?
I would type it how she says it, but make it
Subject: I would type it how she says it, but make it
xx
Does t.o. make sense here?
Subject: Does t.o. make sense here?
Doc gives prescription for Hydroxyzine 25 mg s/l t.o. q. four hours p.r.n. It distinctly sounds like t.o. and not p.o.
Does this make sense? sm
Subject: Does this make sense? sm
It sounds like he is saying: Temperature was flat at the time of discharge.
I have never heard that before. Would that be right? TIA!
Does this make sense?
Subject: Does this make sense?
I am covering this acct for someone and don't know if this makes sense.
This patient is returning for followup after a left carotid endarterectomy.
The doctor says:
My impression is that the patient has s/l failed to the left carotid endarterectomy, and the right side has 50-79% stenosis, which is asymptomatic.
Both sides have 50-79% stenosis...............................THANKS FOR ANY HELP!
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