possibilities for 1st term (sm)
Posted By: moon1010 on 2008-11-14
In Reply to: 2nd one is likely retropulsion...still thinking about the first (nm) - moon1010
Subject: possibilities for 1st term (sm)
It's probably simply 'vertebral' or possibly 'vertebral height' - can't think of anything else that would work here and sound like "mediumphyge"
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too many possibilities for AVD to be sure.
Subject: too many possibilities for AVD to be sure.
When in doubt, leave it out. could be aortic valve disease, arteriovenous disease, among others. I would leave it blank.
possibilities
Subject: possibilities
Could also be prothrombin time....
Possibilities...
Subject: Possibilities...
furosemide possibly, and the other one could be CellCept.
possibilities, sm
Subject: possibilities, sm
Some causes for hematemesis:
Peptic ulcer disease is the most common etiology of upper GI bleeding
–Increased risk with NSAID, steroid, or alcohol use; smoking, stress (e.g., ICU and trauma patients), or infections (Helicobacter pylori, CMV, herpes simplex virus)
Nasopharyngeal or oropharyngeal sources of bleeding
Esophageal etiologies
–Esophageal varices (common in alcoholics and cirrhotic patients)
–Erosive esophagitis: Infectious (e.g., Candida, HSV, CMV), corrosive ingestion, or pill-induced
–Esophageal or gastric carcinoma
–Esophageal or gastric polyps
Gastric etiologies
–Gastric ulcer
–Gastritis
–Arteriovenous malformations: Osler-Weber-Rendu syndrome (cutaneous telangectasias, recurrent nosebleeds), idiopathic angiomas, radiation-induced telangectasias, blue rubber bleb nevus syndrome
–Mallory-Weiss tear secondary to repetitive vomiting
–Dieulafoy's lesion: Erosion of the mucosa overlying an artery in the stomach causes necrosis of the arterial wall and resultant hemorrhage
–Gastric varices: Secondary to splenic vein thrombosis
–Benign or malignant tumors
Duodenal etiologies
–Duodenal ulcer
–Erosion of a pancreatic tumor into the duodenum
–Aortoenteric fistula: Must be suspected in any patient with a known aortic graft (e.g., prior AAA repair or occlusive aortic disease)
Systemic etiologies
–Coagulopathies (e.g., hemophilia)
–Thrombocytopenia
–Anticoagulation therapy (e.g., warfarin)
–Hereditary hemorrhagic telangiectasia
–Leukemia
–Connective tissue disease
possibilities, sm
Subject: possibilities, sm
Some causes for hematemesis:
Peptic ulcer disease is the most common etiology of upper GI bleeding
–Increased risk with NSAID, steroid, or alcohol use; smoking, stress (e.g., ICU and trauma patients), or infections (Helicobacter pylori, CMV, herpes simplex virus)
Nasopharyngeal or oropharyngeal sources of bleeding
Esophageal etiologies
–Esophageal varices (common in alcoholics and cirrhotic patients)
–Erosive esophagitis: Infectious (e.g., Candida, HSV, CMV), corrosive ingestion, or pill-induced
–Esophageal or gastric carcinoma
–Esophageal or gastric polyps
Gastric etiologies
–Gastric ulcer
–Gastritis
–Arteriovenous malformations: Osler-Weber-Rendu syndrome (cutaneous telangectasias, recurrent nosebleeds), idiopathic angiomas, radiation-induced telangectasias, blue rubber bleb nevus syndrome
–Mallory-Weiss tear secondary to repetitive vomiting
–Dieulafoy's lesion: Erosion of the mucosa overlying an artery in the stomach causes necrosis of the arterial wall and resultant hemorrhage
–Gastric varices: Secondary to splenic vein thrombosis
–Benign or malignant tumors
Duodenal etiologies
–Duodenal ulcer
–Erosion of a pancreatic tumor into the duodenum
–Aortoenteric fistula: Must be suspected in any patient with a known aortic graft (e.g., prior AAA repair or occlusive aortic disease)
Systemic etiologies
–Coagulopathies (e.g., hemophilia)
–Thrombocytopenia
–Anticoagulation therapy (e.g., warfarin)
–Hereditary hemorrhagic telangiectasia
–Leukemia
–Connective tissue disease
I see two possibilities.
Subject: I see two possibilities.
One possibility is that he is saying extended length of flight
Another possibility is that he is saying extended legs of flight. That is a word that is used to describe a portion of a journey, like the last leg of the trip, etc. So he could mean an extended portion of a journey during which she will be flying.
here is a list of possibilities
Subject: here is a list of possibilities
http://www.rxlist.com/cgi/rxlist.cgi?drug=*cet
couple of possibilities (sm)
Subject: couple of possibilities (sm)
If you're sure you're hearing "radio" that could be a "short-speak" way of saying radiograph.
Another possibility is RDI (respiratory disturbance index).
With this many possibilities, a blank is
Subject: With this many possibilities, a blank is
x
There are a couple of possibilities. Context?
Subject: There are a couple of possibilities. Context?
too many possibilities, maybe get more info further in report??...sm
Subject: too many possibilities, maybe get more info further in report??...sm
If you could find out what some of the symptoms are, maybe we could be more helpful. Sorry!
perhaps "pericolic abscess," though there are probable other possibilities nm
Subject: perhaps "pericolic abscess," though there are probable other possibilities nm
I'll add Bactrim to the list of possibilities.. nm
Subject: I'll add Bactrim to the list of possibilities.. nm
Found a few possibilities but they would all be vague and would be too much of a guess. Sorry.
Subject: Found a few possibilities but they would all be vague and would be too much of a guess. Sorry.
Do you have a disease or diagnosis we can go by as there are thousands of infusion possibilities
Subject: Do you have a disease or diagnosis we can go by as there are thousands of infusion possibilities
Various possibilities were kept for altered mental status, like _______?, metabolic encephalopathy,
Subject: Various possibilities were kept for altered mental status, like _______?, metabolic encephalopathy,
Here is a site with a list of possibilities... hope it helps. http://www.plastic-surgery.net/dangers
Subject: Here is a site with a list of possibilities... hope it helps. http://www.plastic-surgery.net/dangers-breast-implants.html
term birth born a live child OR term birth born alive
Subject: term birth born a live child OR term birth born alive
x
Help with term
Subject: Help with term
Doc is saying, when he's giving DTR's or pulses are s/l "coolmen" or coolen" and strong. I've never encountered this word in 10 years, thought I figured it out once, forgot to write it down and now have the same doc back...just bugging me help anyone?
MRI term
Subject: MRI term
Doing an MRI of the back, s/l CCAB "Marlar"
is there a term C&P or CNP?
Subject: is there a term C&P or CNP?
Weight loss, check Hemoccult cards x 3, check s/l C&P, PSA.
tia 
OR term
Anyone heard of an Essure tubal occlusion? Thanks.
OB term
Subject: OB term
Has anyone ever heard of bicellar cerebellar diameter. All I can find is transverse cerebellar diameteter. Txs. - Linda
help with a term
Has anyone ever heard a dictator say "gimmed off with a rongeur"? Do you know of any good orthopedic websites I could research? I am an MT student in desperate need of some direction!!!
How is this term used? nm
Subject: How is this term used? nm
Term
Subject: Term
It is probably chronic cholecystitis
Term
Subject: Term
How about procurement officer
Help with ob-gyn term.
Subject: Help with ob-gyn term.
...progesterone receptor deficiency contributing to the very early pregnancy losses and failure of good s/l "prostentation".
Help with ob-gyn term
Subject: Help with ob-gyn term
Prosemination????
http://www.onelook.com/?w=prosemination
says Pro B&P is 56 is Pro B&P a lab term?
Subject: says Pro B&P is 56 is Pro B&P a lab term?
Help with a PM&R term..
Subject: Help with a PM&R term..
I'm typing a physical therapy report...she is saying something about transfers, sitting and standing balance, stability and it sounds like tall mewing???? That's exactly what it sounds like she is saying. I can't find anything like that or even figure out what she means. I know it's going to be something I'll feel stupid about asking but my brain is so tired I just can't figure it out. TIA
term
Subject: term
repolarization abnormality, perhaps?
help on 2 med term
I am doing a report on a woman who has Graves' disease. 2 term I cannot seem to find
1-medical term excessive body hair---It sounds like the dictator is saying "perirelar"--
2-medical term for when a woman has too much androgen--patient has well-develop male (sound like eschen)
I know I have seen both terms in the past but I just cant seem to find them--can anyone help
thank you
Thanks. Another new term for me. NM
Subject: Thanks. Another new term for me. NM
ss
lab term?
Subject: lab term?
CBC on admission showed a white blood cell count of 12.5. No band s/l EMU was present
Ski term s/l
Subject: Ski term s/l
Patient sustained knee injuries. Was wearing skis with s/l inset or dinge or something set at 7.5. Thanks.
The term is
Subject: The term is
Gilbert syndrome. It is just pronounced Jilbar.
OB term
Subject: OB term
The patient progressed in labor to about 8 to 9 cm with _______ (s/l caput) and no change in the cervix for three hours
The term is cri
Subject: The term is cri
This is correct French pronunciation (s/l cree). I believe the full term is cri du chat, French for cat's cry. This is a description of the sound made during curettage.
help w/ term: s/l AMZ
Subject: help w/ term: s/l AMZ
The diagnosis in my report is: Left knee arthroscopy, open s/l AMZ. Is that right? thank you! :)
Obviously that's not a term, but just
Subject: Obviously that's not a term, but just
my attempt to spell your s/l another way.
Rx term...
Subject: Rx term...
I hope I don't end up looking like a fool for posting this, but....
I have done more of this docs files that ANYONE elses... and I have never heard her say this before... "one q. day to p.a.p." she says it twice on two different meds. She is always VERY easy to understand. It's definitely not b.i.d. or t.i.d. Does p.a.p. or t.a.p. exist? I have googled all over the place and even had another MT listen to the file. (please don't rake me over the coals... I'm a newbie - haha)
Help? Please? Thank you.
Rx term
Subject: Rx term
Could it be a department or even a formulary specific to the institution? or maybe a program to help pay for chronic meds, e.g., Prescription Assistance Program?
HELP with IVF term
Subject: HELP with IVF term
This is an IVF pregnancy conceived with the help of s/l EC?
med term
Subject: med term
The only form of epinephrine that is viewed in an abbreviated nature, so to speak, is the trademark EpiPen.
This is just an old term used when it
Subject: This is just an old term used when it
was not polite to discuss these things in detail. I remember when my grandmother had a hysterectomy and it was just hush-hush, we didn't say such things specifically.
term
Subject: term
She is doing well in terms of her herniated disc with lumbar s/l paxing unit.
Any idea of above term....?? could it be lumbar packs?
term help
Subject: term help
HEENT: Throat is congested. She has some s/l aftersalses in the upper part of the pallet.
Need help with the above term..thanks
Otho term
It is probably pes planus
neurology term
Subject: neurology term
Sounds like "probellar" tap is positive. It is definitely not cerebellar.
the term you want is "hyfrecated" nm
Subject: the term you want is "hyfrecated" nm
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