peripheral smear
Posted By: Karen on 2007-10-02
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Subject: peripheral smear
s/l valocytes; also a med, s/l Aquabid 2 puffs twice daily. Thanks!
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S/l * rea * for peripheral smear
Subject: S/l * rea * for peripheral smear
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S/L * Rea * for peripheral smear shows slightly decreased platelets. No clumps. Normal white cells
Subject: S/L * Rea * for peripheral smear shows slightly decreased platelets. No clumps. Normal white cells and red cells.
The patient has idiopathic thrombocytopenic purpura. Thanks again.
s/l peripheral coronary artery bypass graft....is there such a thing as peripheral CABG
Subject: s/l peripheral coronary artery bypass graft....is there such a thing as peripheral CABG
smear? nm
Subject: smear? nm
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Pap smear taken of "portia" (?)
Subject: Pap smear taken of "portia" (?)
etival Pap smear
Subject: etival Pap smear
colposcopy for an abnormal etival Pap smear and had some spotting since then.
Is pap (as in pap smear) capitalized?
Subject: Is pap (as in pap smear) capitalized?
ThinPrep pap smear nm
Subject: ThinPrep pap smear nm
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Tzank smear. nm
Subject: Tzank smear. nm
Pap smear and s/l cult-o. What could this be if not
Subject: Pap smear and s/l cult-o. What could this be if not
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Pap smear and s/l JC probe taken.
Subject: Pap smear and s/l JC probe taken.
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s/l escus pap smear *nm*
Subject: s/l escus pap smear *nm*
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ASCUS Pap smear (nm)
Subject: ASCUS Pap smear (nm)
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Yes... Tzanck smear...thanks!!
Subject: Yes... Tzanck smear...thanks!!
A better link for Pap smear terms etc. sm
Subject: A better link for Pap smear terms etc. sm
http://www.brooksidepress.org/Products/Military_OBGYN/Textbook/Pap/PapSmearInterpretation.htm
says pt had abnormal Pap smear with s/l Askis?
Subject: says pt had abnormal Pap smear with s/l Askis?
Not sure, how about "alveolar" smear - I could be wrong
Subject: Not sure, how about "alveolar" smear - I could be wrong
ASCUS Pap smear. See inside
Subject: ASCUS Pap smear. See inside
An ASCUS pap smear result is considered to be mildly abnormal. This is the most common type of abnormal Pap smear. ASCUS stands for Atypical Cells of Undetermined Significance,and basically means there were mild cellular changes and the the cause in unknown.
sounds like "LEK smear"
Subject: sounds like "LEK smear"
_____ smear was negative and babesiosis smears pending
Pap smear and GC probe (Gonorrhea and Chlamydia)..nm
Subject: Pap smear and GC probe (Gonorrhea and Chlamydia)..nm
anybody hear of a zank smear?? see sentence
Subject: anybody hear of a zank smear?? see sentence
He is unfortunately far beyond our being able to do zank smears, IFAs, PCRs, or cultures off of the primary lesions. Should we turn up a herpes type 2 lesions, we will at least broach the issue of hepatitis testing, in addition to HIV testing.
vaginal pH, amine test and wet smear ? any of these? nm
Subject: vaginal pH, amine test and wet smear ? any of these? nm
peripheral?
Subject: peripheral?
She had a history of an abnormal Pap smear and has had a _____ done last year.
Subject: She had a history of an abnormal Pap smear and has had a _____ done last year.
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lues, cervical cancer screening/Pap smear
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peripheral vascular
Subject: peripheral vascular
It should be peripheral vascular. The Stedmans Cardiology book answers all of those questions. It's a great book.
peripheral ar o dema
Subject: peripheral ar o dema
I think the doctor means peripheral edema, but it sounds like peripheral ear - o - dema
she does have edema bilaterally, and the doctor recommends keeping her legs elevated and a no-salt diet.
Just checking.. any opinions? 
It's probably peripheral edema. nm
Subject: It's probably peripheral edema. nm
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possibly peripheral?
Subject: possibly peripheral?
Agree with peripheral also. nm
Subject: Agree with peripheral also. nm
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perhaps peripheral neuropathy
Subject: perhaps peripheral neuropathy
peripheral edema
Subject: peripheral edema
The patient is on s/l Broom-al for peripheral edema. thank you
apical peripheral
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maybe something about peripheral arteries
Subject: maybe something about peripheral arteries
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peripheral neuropathy
Subject: peripheral neuropathy
peripheral neuropathy s/l luna term type. An EMG is reviewed and she really has minimal symptoms. Thanks
Peripheral pulses?
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PND? peripheral edema? nm
Subject: PND? peripheral edema? nm
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Does this make sense? Last Pap Smear was one year ago. Negative, with positive HPV. Tks! nm
Subject: Does this make sense? Last Pap Smear was one year ago. Negative, with positive HPV. Tks! nm
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Peripherovascular or peripheral vascular??
Subject: Peripherovascular or peripheral vascular??
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there is peripheral bypass surgery
Subject: there is peripheral bypass surgery
How Is Peripheral Vascular Disease Treated?
There are two basic ways to treat atherosclerotic disease: medication, surgery, and minimally invasive interventional procedures such as stent implantation and percutaneous transluminal angioplasty. The purpose of these treatments is to eliminate or reduce the symptoms you may have.
Medications can be used alone or in combination with one of the treatments. While medications do not eliminate the narrowing of arteries, they can help improve the efficiency of the heart and reduce symptoms such as leg pain, claudication, and hypertension.
In some cases, bypass surgery may be required in the peripheral arteries if the atherosclerosis is severe enough. Bypass surgery is a way of creating new channels to carry blood around the blocked areas in your peripheral arteries. With the patient under general anesthesia, surgeons take a portion of a small blood vessel from the leg or chest to use as the new "bypass artery." They sew or "graft" one end of the bypass to the affected artery and the other end to the artery beyond the narrowed area. Blood then flows through the new grafted vessel, "bypassing" or avoiding the blockage in the peripheral artery.
Some of the common surgeries in the peripheral anatomy are femoral-popliteal bypass (for the legs) and renal artery bypass (for the kidneys).
peripheral vascular disease? nm
Subject: peripheral vascular disease? nm
peripheral IV, normal saline and s/l KVL nm
Subject: peripheral IV, normal saline and s/l KVL nm
It is also used for diabetic peripheral neuropathy
Subject: It is also used for diabetic peripheral neuropathy
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Maybe peripheral vascular disease? - NM
Subject: Maybe peripheral vascular disease? - NM
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Peripheral vascular disease
Subject: Peripheral vascular disease
I will relisten but I am sure that is probably what it is. I am going through a divorce right now so I think my thoughts and general focus is a little jumbled-therefore the surgical bachelor! Ha!
enteral? parenteral? central? peripheral?
Subject: enteral? parenteral? central? peripheral?
Lyrica (for diabetic peripheral neuropathy), nm
Subject: Lyrica (for diabetic peripheral neuropathy), nm
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still wanting to know, anyone heard of PERIPHERAL COPD Thank you
Subject: still wanting to know, anyone heard of PERIPHERAL COPD Thank you
Hmmm...never heard of peripheral COPD
Subject: Hmmm...never heard of peripheral COPD
I have heard of bacterial used with COPD, but not necessarily describing it like that...
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