not slurring, C4 s/l HID or ash-a-dee paraplegia.nm
Posted By: charlie on 2007-10-15
In Reply to: Could it be that doc is slurring and means - MT50
Subject: not slurring, C4 s/l HID or ash-a-dee paraplegia.nm
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sounds like C4 a-sha-dee paraplegia.sm
Subject: sounds like C4 a-sha-dee paraplegia.sm
I tried looking up C4 HID paraplegia and nothing either. ??
It would be spastic paraplegia
Subject: It would be spastic paraplegia
history of a C4 s/l ashadee paraplegia.nm
Subject: history of a C4 s/l ashadee paraplegia.nm
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C4 ACD (anterior cerical diskectomy) paraplegia ?
Subject: C4 ACD (anterior cerical diskectomy) paraplegia ?
It could be either - is the doc slurring so much you can't tell?
Subject: It could be either - is the doc slurring so much you can't tell?
Abduction is movement AWAY from the center of the body (like abducting someone - you take them away).
Adduction is movement TOWARD the center of the body.
So unless you can see the patient or the x-rays or whatever, you may just have to listen carefully.
Thanks to both. He was slurring and
Subject: Thanks to both. He was slurring and
now is saying it better. Yes, sensory. Just wanted to be sure.
Maybe slurring
Subject: Maybe slurring
*A/C* junction?
MD says D5, not D50. Is he just slurring? See mssg
Subject: MD says D5, not D50. Is he just slurring? See mssg
The patient was started on Avelox 400 mg IV; D5 half normal saline 75 cc/hour
Perhaps he was slurring through it, but it was sure two syllables. Thank you!
Subject: Perhaps he was slurring through it, but it was sure two syllables. Thank you!
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Could it be that doc is slurring and means
Subject: Could it be that doc is slurring and means
C4 and C3 paraplegia?
slurring low sodium?
Subject: slurring low sodium?
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doc is slurring s/l fastigal nystagmus.
Subject: doc is slurring s/l fastigal nystagmus.
Taking into account any possible slurring...
Subject: Taking into account any possible slurring...
or stumbling over the word....could it possibly be "oblique" ? (pronounced by the doc as "o-bleek" instead of "o-blike")
That's the only alternative knee view I can think of other than a sunrise view, but sunrise couldn't be mistaken for your sound-alike description at all.
Hope that helps
Thanks. I can hear the "on" now. He is slurring this together. NM
Subject: Thanks. I can hear the "on" now. He is slurring this together. NM
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Maybe slurring thoracic junction
Subject: Maybe slurring thoracic junction
Any chance they are slurring flex/extend?
Subject: Any chance they are slurring flex/extend?
However, according to a google search, if this is an g-tube then it should Not be flex/extend
Hope this helps
Found about 200 refs to upslurring and slurring. sm
Subject: Found about 200 refs to upslurring and slurring. sm
on EKG.
Google "EKG" and then go down to the SEARCH WITHIN RESULTS and put QRS slurring. Lots of info.
Might be slurring some kind of study, but nothing's ringing
Subject: Might be slurring some kind of study, but nothing's ringing
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slurring/missing first half of word- sm
Subject: slurring/missing first half of word- sm
thoracic 1 distribution
Could they be slurring cerebral artery stenosis or some other stenosis? nm
Subject: Could they be slurring cerebral artery stenosis or some other stenosis? nm
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