ophthalmology help please... due to his Due to his 'functional immocular' state or 'functio
Posted By: keep on learning on 2008-02-26
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Subject: ophthalmology help please... due to his Due to his 'functional immocular' state or 'functionally mol
ophthalmology help please... due to his Due to his 'functional immocular' state or 'functionally molocular' (doesn't sound like molecular) state, this patient is in need of corrective eyeglasses with shatter-proof lenses to protect his good eye against any random accidents. Thanks for your help!
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does it state what it is for?
Subject: does it state what it is for?
Ativan?
Hard to say without state, but..
Subject: Hard to say without state, but..
here is something I use to help wtih hospital names
http://www.superpages.com/?SRC=promo13
S/L newmeric state 96%
Subject: S/L newmeric state 96%
VITAL SIGNS: His temperature is 102, pulse is in the low 90’s, respirations 12, ** 92%, blood pressure 149/67. The doctor is giving the vitals I just can't understand the word before 92% sounds like--- newmeric state--or--newmeric at-- I can't find anything to verify that. any help??? thank you
s/l newmeric state 96%
Subject: s/l newmeric state 96%
s/b - pulse is in the low 90s w/o the '
s/l newmeric state 92%
Subject: s/l newmeric state 92%
The answer is...room air sats 92%. The "newm" you are hearing is room, and the "eric" is air.
As in state of mind?
Subject: As in state of mind?
not positive though
Oh well in your OP, you didn't state it that way.
Subject: Oh well in your OP, you didn't state it that way.
cc: Patient Name (Enclosure: MRI results) I guess  .
I got it.... in a drowsy state... Duh... NM
Subject: I got it.... in a drowsy state... Duh... NM
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perioperative state? Did she just have something done now?? nm
Subject: perioperative state? Did she just have something done now?? nm
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Check your CP, it should state
Subject: Check your CP, it should state
how to write dates. If it's the long form - January, 5, 2008, make sure to use commas to offset it.
I don't know if it is state specific or not,
Subject: I don't know if it is state specific or not,
I transcribe for clinics in Oregon and transcribe it as Workers' Comp as this is the way the state refers to it (Oregon Workers' Compensation Division).
State tests.
Subject: State tests.
Can anyone tell me how hard the tests are to become a CMT and RMT?
Ophthalmology
Subject: Ophthalmology
What can s/l Tako eye well OD be?
Ophthalmology help please
Subject: Ophthalmology help please
s/l: ancellor grade was found to be normal.
ophthalmology
Subject: ophthalmology
does the first one sound like preretinal (pre-retinal). that is what you would find as far as a hemorrhage or it could be macula.
Ophthalmology
Subject: Ophthalmology
siccades
ophthalmology help please!
Subject: ophthalmology help please!
S/L "tetenture segment examination" revealed his keratoprosthesis to be in good position on both sides.
ophthalmology
Subject: ophthalmology
Hi,
All I do is ophthalmology and I know that "aphakic" patients many times wear CL lenses.
ophthalmology
Subject: ophthalmology
arcus senilis
Ophthalmology help
Subject: Ophthalmology help
s/l "a peridium was incised from the 1 o'clock to 4 o'clock meridian." Peridium is the word I am looking for. Thx, Ophthalmology is not my specialty!
Ophthalmology help please sm
Subject: Ophthalmology help please sm
presents with "cane swelling", discharge, redness and tearing of the left eye. TIA.
More ophthalmology help! thanks! please sm
Subject: More ophthalmology help! thanks! please sm
Assessment: Canaliculitis with fistulization to the skin.
... I will then perform a canalicular marsupialization to drain abscess adn extirpate the fistula as well as remove any "dacrylis" ... which should completely resolve all her problems.
Any ideas anyone? Thanks.
Ophthalmology help please sm
Subject: Ophthalmology help please sm
Patient presents with history of lesion of the right lower lid which was biopsied and had come back positive for *canda*.
Any help is appreciated!
More ophthalmology help! thanks! please sm
Subject: More ophthalmology help! thanks! please sm
Patient has drooping of upper lids. Under PE, Face/Lid/Adnexal Examination: Bilateral lower lid medial, nasal and central herniated orbital fat pads with 1+ *rididosis* of the lower lids.
Never came across this and have no idea what this could be! TIA!
Ophthalmology help
Subject: Ophthalmology help
Working on a new doc and need help with a word. OP note with these procedures:
1. Repair of right inferior canalicular laceration with silicone intubation.
2. Full-thickness lid margin laceration repair, right lower lid.
s/l pass former or plas formula ? .. At the end of the procedure, _______ was instilled and tp was instructed to use a Fox shield at night.
Ophthalmology help please sm
Subject: Ophthalmology help please sm
Under PE, Face/Lid/Adnexal Examination: Orbicularis hypertrophy and nasal s/l pleating and bulging.
TIA!!
ophthalmology
Subject: ophthalmology
Cover cast shows large angle right exotropia.
Anyone know if cover cast correct? I am unable to find confirmation of it.
no more ophthalmology for me!
Subject: no more ophthalmology for me!
One more -Vicam oxide drops??
Ophthalmology help
Subject: Ophthalmology help
Physician states .... ______ test 21 OD, 19 OS.
Ophthalmology?
Subject: Ophthalmology?
low myopia ?
Ophthalmology
Subject: Ophthalmology
Sometimes my Dr. refers to patients as High Myopes or Low Myopes.
That's why the field is in the state it is...no guidelines followed....
Subject: That's why the field is in the state it is...no guidelines followed....
everyone going by their own rules. There is no consistency. And thanks to that we're now pretty much considered non professionals IMO. I say bring on the mandatory licensing/certification to bring the professionalism back to the field!
state? Here is a link with occupations. sm
Subject: state? Here is a link with occupations. sm
http://www.occupationalinfo.org/
State building inspector? sm
Subject: State building inspector? sm
also with that could be state fire martial and building inspector.
put in the comma, do not abbreviate state nm
Subject: put in the comma, do not abbreviate state nm
thank you any idea with the parative state?
Subject: thank you any idea with the parative state?
What area of the country/state are you in?
Subject: What area of the country/state are you in?
functional "monocular" state. nm
Subject: functional "monocular" state. nm
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did they state what dermatological condition?
Subject: did they state what dermatological condition?
fasting glucose state
Subject: fasting glucose state
nm
Ophthalmology Phrase
Subject: Ophthalmology Phrase
Help! I can't find a phrase and am hoping that some of you can help me out.
Dictated: "Conjunctival ptosis repair, both eyes, conjunctival _____ 8 mm right eye and 9.5 mm left eye."
S/L ameliorectomy? Anyone know this term?
thank you-I suck at ophthalmology
Subject: thank you-I suck at ophthalmology
disc for Ophthalmology
Subject: disc for Ophthalmology
I'm an Ophto MT, and we use disc.
neuro-ophthalmology
Subject: neuro-ophthalmology
Webster's Medical Speller
ophthalmology help needed....
Subject: ophthalmology help needed....
'Slit lamp examination demonstrates clear anterior segments with 2+ s/l MS in the right and 3+ s/l MS and 4+ PSC in the left.'
This sentence is part of examination. Thanks.
oops I mean ophthalmology!
Subject: oops I mean ophthalmology!
oops - ophthalmology
Subject: oops - ophthalmology
ophthalmology word
Subject: ophthalmology word
I'm doing an ophthalmology report and he says what sounds like "paleovascular" bleb. Could it be perivascular bleb? Also, he says he is going to put the patient on Alphagan to prepare him for a s/l "Kempral" lens extraction. Anyone know what this could be? TIA
Any OPHTHALMOLOGY experts out there? - sm
Subject: Any OPHTHALMOLOGY experts out there? - sm
Here is the sentence I'm struggling with:
"On Humphrey visual field 30-2 testing on the right, the patient has a foveal sensitivity of 35 __ and a mean deviation of -2.6 __. "
I can't tell if the doctor is saying "DD" as in disk diameter, or "dB" as in decibels. I found both in Stedman's Ophthalmology Words. Using Google, dB seemed to pertain to light intensity measurement, but it sounded more like this had to do with the measuring instrument than the eye itself.
Thanks in advance for any help you can give.... I HATE abbreviations!
I work in ophthalmology
Subject: I work in ophthalmology
I work as both a tech and MT in ophthalmology. -a tech for longer than I care to mention. It has always been optic "disc".
Ophthalmology / rheumatology s/l please see msg
Subject: Ophthalmology / rheumatology s/l please see msg
Patient is 11-year-old with pauciarticular juvenile rheumatoid arthritis and uveitis - increased problems with uveitis and she is on hourly drops.
Ophthalmologist has suggested in addition to this she may need oral prednisone and/or s/l some tee-non injections or sub-tee-non injections.
Thanks for any help.
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