orthopedic doctor...s/l en-laid-up shoes. nm
Posted By: minmin on 2009-02-08
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I used to type for an orthopedic doctor who (sm)
Subject: I used to type for an orthopedic doctor who (sm)
used this word quite frequently. I could never ever document it, but upon asking him directly he told me to spell it as "sorseal" Again, I could never document it, and he was the only doc who used that particular term. If you do find out what it is supposed to be, I would LOVE to know!! :)
The orthopedic doctor I transcribe for specifically spells it infra medial.
Subject: The orthopedic doctor I transcribe for specifically spells it infra medial.
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He laid down or lay down?
Subject: He laid down or lay down?
He has no recall since he laid down, lay down or lie down?
It's lay, not laid. nm
Subject: It's lay, not laid. nm
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lay/laid
Subject: lay/laid
in this text, "We laid/lay the patient down." Would it be laid or lay? I understood the rule to be if it is an object then it is "laid" if a person, then "lay" which is the past tense of lie. Help! This is one that will forever confuse me
Thanks!!
S/L-Elma shoes?
Subject: S/L-Elma shoes?
She wore these in the airport instead of her sneakers and got blisters. What kind of shoes are these??
yes, Elma shoes
Subject: yes, Elma shoes
they are like a slipper/bootie, a house shoe...at least the brand I know of.
s/l hallex shoes
Subject: s/l hallex shoes
He did get the shoes I asked for and he thinks they may be a little better than the s/l Hallex shoes but not a lot. He is wearing his s/l Hallex shoes today. tia.
hallux shoes
Subject: hallux shoes
as in for hallux valgus or hallux rigidus.
layed or laid????
Subject: layed or laid????
The doctor is saying ---- "The patient states her shortness of breath increased after she layed down"
I always have issues with this. Layed is not a word but laid does not seem to look right?? HELP!!!!????
Thanks!!
Laid - definitely not lied...sm
Subject: Laid - definitely not lied...sm
That would mean she was in bed not telling the truth all day!
According to my thesaurus it is Laid. nm
Subject: According to my thesaurus it is Laid. nm
s/l laid disorder?
Subject: s/l laid disorder?
Dr. is listing patients PMH which includes microcephaly, hyperlipidemia, dysarthria, hypertension, s/l Laid disorder, cerebral palsy.
At the beginning of the report when he was introducing the patient, he says she has cerebral palsy, seizure disorder and organic brain syndrome.
Any ideas? TIA!
s/l liftlocks on shoes-OT eval
Subject: s/l liftlocks on shoes-OT eval
The patient is having an OT evaluation. He is in a wheelchair. The sentence is under ADLs and states, "He uses (s/l liftlocks or lislocks) on his shoes and these work well."
Saucony's (running shoes) nm
Subject: Saucony's (running shoes) nm
Has anyone heard of Orthowood shoes?
Subject: Has anyone heard of Orthowood shoes?
I could swear the doctor is saying s/l orthowood shoes. Anyone have any ideas? TIA.
The patient has an ulceration on her foot and needs to wear special shoes.
Ortho wedge shoes?
Subject: Ortho wedge shoes?
Here is a picture of one: http://www.dme-direct.com/ortho-wedge-post-op-shoe/
Merrell clogs (shoes)
Subject: Merrell clogs (shoes)
if its past tense... it would be laid
Subject: if its past tense... it would be laid
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it is laid if it is past tense
Subject: it is laid if it is past tense
Laid takes an object. sm
Subject: Laid takes an object. sm
If she laid down a box or other object, laid would be correct. However, in the sentence quoted, lay is an intransitive verb, meaning it does not take an object. Therefore, lay is correct. Laid is a transitive verb and must have an object.
Found this "cute" example for "was laid down" -- sm
Subject: Found this "cute" example for "was laid down" -- sm
Couldn't resist posting the following found on a grammar Q&A site. (If I read below correctly -- after I quit laughing!!! -- then in your example the patient is the direct object.)
by gradyplayer on 1/20/07
I am always wondering about the past participle tense of the vulgar form, have I been lain?
by Larabees on 1/20/07
I'm pretty sure that you would have been laid. You would have been the direct object. That is, someone did it to you (i.e., laid you). Going back to the example given in the podcast: "It's pretty easy, you lay something down, people lie down by themselves..." So, someone laid you, you didn't lay yourself (I think).
:-)
laid down. Layed is not a word in Merriam-Webster.
Subject: laid down. Layed is not a word in Merriam-Webster.
Rest of sentence may help, but thinking "in lace-up shoes" n
Subject: Rest of sentence may help, but thinking "in lace-up shoes" n
Wear stiff-soled shoes to reduce the aerobic activity to allow for bone healing. Sound right?nm
Subject: Wear stiff-soled shoes to reduce the aerobic activity to allow for bone healing. Sound right?nm
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orthopedic help
Subject: orthopedic help
He has no motion between the skull and the thorax, owing to an *s/l occicothoracic* fusion.
In the same report, doctor dictates under Diagnosis: *s/l Spondyloepithesial dysplasia.
At a dead end with google search and medical dictionaries, can anyone help please?
orthopedic help
Subject: orthopedic help
I am doing a consultation, and just into the physical examination part, directly after weight, he dictates "somewhat flat and s/l* af-fect' and then goes into range of motion of the lumbar spine, with no indication of what or where "flat and s/l* af-fect' should go. Normally, he would dictate gait after height and weight, but he dictated this directly after instead. This is a new one for me, can anyone help? Thank you!
orthopedic help please
Subject: orthopedic help please
We will place her on five pounds of S/L box traction.
This is for a spiral fracture of the left femur. I cannot find box traction anywhere - is this correct? TIA.
orthopedic help
Subject: orthopedic help
neural arch of L5 vertebra in the region of the s/l "pause interterious" suggestive of a stress reaction or possibly an early spondolysis.
orthopedic help
Subject: orthopedic help
The patient has left shoulder issues. He has got posterior shoulder joint pain and signs of posterior labral pathology, clicking, catching. His s/l Kim test is weakly positive. No clunk.
Orthopedic help
Subject: Orthopedic help
Speed and s/l Yourgensin's test.
thanks for any help
orthopedic help
Subject: orthopedic help
Sounds like "A1 pully" of the right ring finger and "AP pully" of the small finger. (this is a new specialty for me... anyone out there who can help would be a lifesaver!!!)
orthopedic help
Subject: orthopedic help
Re-evaluation right fifth metatarsal fracture, i.e., s/l "pseudodrone fracture.
Need orthopedic help
Subject: Need orthopedic help
Cervical spine has ....negative Spurling's and negative S/L Larmeet's? Say what? I know Spurling's but never heard of the second one. Anybody?
Orthopedic ??
Subject: Orthopedic ??
posterior disk space retraction?
Orthopedic help please
Subject: Orthopedic help please
Dictated ... A guide pin was placed followed by over s/l *drone* with 10 mm drill.
TIA
orthopedic question
Subject: orthopedic question
I need orthopedic help
Dr performed "fem pops" on her legs
Orthopedic technique
Subject: Orthopedic technique
Initial attempts to reduce the shoulder dislocation using scapular manipulation and __________(s/l Hemapen) techniques were unsuccessful however the shoulder was easily reduced with traction-countertraction
orthopedic equip
Subject: orthopedic equip
I have two words from an orthopod...
s/l fast e-fixer suture system and knightinol guide pin
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orthopedic question please help.
Subject: orthopedic question please help.
There is a prior laminectomy and laminotomy present at L5-S1 with generalized disk bulge and flattening of the thecal sac and facet arthritis as well as ________________ (sounds like Rochester or krischester?) on the right S1 nerve root.
I was thinking impingement or encrochemnt but it just does not sound like that.
Thanks for any suggestions
orthopedic exam
Subject: orthopedic exam
no venous cores, no holmes?, no moses?
Orthopedic Test?
Subject: Orthopedic Test?
Is there an orthopedic test called, "Manes' challenge?"
Thanks.
orthopedic imaging
Subject: orthopedic imaging
All pedicle screws appear perfectly placed. There is s/l wa-bat-i-cal im-eth of the lumbar spine.
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Has anyone heard of an orthopedic sm
Subject: Has anyone heard of an orthopedic sm
test that sounds like a Moses test? This guy has a very thick accent and he mentioned it along with the drawer test as being negative. Thanks for any help.
Orthopedic surgery
Subject: Orthopedic surgery
S/l the ** esk-ell-a pins were removed, and the graft was captured.
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orthopedic word
Subject: orthopedic word
Anyone ever hear of the following? Neuroma (s/l) en cloto? This is a surgery the patient had. Any help is most appreciated! javascript:editor_insertHTML('text','');
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Orthopedic term
Subject: Orthopedic term
Try olecranon.
orthopedic procedure help
Subject: orthopedic procedure help
He is removing synovium and says it was removed with the s/l "Vulcan vaporizator"...any suggestions
Orthopedic work help again.
Subject: Orthopedic work help again.
In the examination he says "no evidence of hypersensitivity, no evidence of s/l skinmiling, no evidnece of RSD
orthopedic manscn
Subject: orthopedic manscn
Anyone ever heard of this. It s/l man scan. He's saying it clearly and even spells it, but I don't know if it is capped or not. I can't find it to reference. Appreciate any help thanks!
Orthopedic words
Subject: Orthopedic words
Doing hand surgery, sounds like fibers of Lugo and Javar.... . for Dupuytren's. Thanks
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