pt with dental pain - on PE, states "...'OROBUCCAL (1 word?) SYMPOSIN' appears to be normal
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Subject: pt with dental pain - on PE, states "...'OROBUCCAL (1 word?) SYMPOSIN' appears to be normal"
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Patient states the pain is located in the posterior lower back or **box** region. This is a new PA
Subject: Patient states the pain is located in the posterior lower back or **box** region. This is a new PA
student dictating but I have never heard this term used. Any help would be appreciated. Thxs
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Subject: Phys exam on 2 yr old - Heart regular rate. ?? s/l vascularity appears intact or back appears int.
antibiotics for dental exams and dental work
Subject: antibiotics for dental exams and dental work
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By the way, also states in AAMT BOS2 that 0 is correct for sutures as per The United States Pharmaco
Subject: By the way, also states in AAMT BOS2 that 0 is correct for sutures as per The United States Pharmacopeia system sizes...
It also states to "precede by # or No. if the word 'number' is dictated. sm
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Subject: Dr. states no emolliation used on itchy skin - I cannot find this word in dictionary only emollient
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Subject: Is sternitis a true word? Doc states"denies epistaxis or s/l sternitis." TIA.
has a normal s/l affact. Help, I can't think of a simple word?!!? sm
Subject: has a normal s/l affact. Help, I can't think of a simple word?!!? sm
Patient is orineted times three and has a normal ______. s/l affact.
My mind is drawing a blank
word help - pain management
Subject: word help - pain management
The patient will undergo diagnostic s/l  putivly therapeutic costotransverse costovertebral joint blockade.
It is possible if doc is just using the word as an adjective describing any associated pain.
Subject: It is possible if doc is just using the word as an adjective describing any associated pain.
Yeah :) It does really sound like he's describing the pain with this word. nm
Subject: Yeah :) It does really sound like he's describing the pain with this word. nm
no dont think so, the two line prior are LFTS normal and Chem-7 was normal
Subject: no dont think so, the two line prior are LFTS normal and Chem-7 was normal
I would use saline since it's the solution he's changing from half-normal to normal, not the
Subject: I would use saline since it's the solution he's changing from half-normal to normal, not the
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Lower back pain" is probably the most common use in AE - though "lumbalgia" is a real word
Subject: Lower back pain" is probably the most common use in AE - though "lumbalgia" is a real word in English medicine...it's rarely used.
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It appears that the (sm)
Subject: It appears that the (sm)
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It appears to be a (sm)
Subject: It appears to be a (sm)
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Trocar placement may vary according to the preference of the surgeon. Usually, a 10-mm trocar is placed through an intraumbilical incision and another 10-mm trocar is placed suprapubically, followed by two 5-mm trocars placed laterally. Laparoscopes with different viewing angles are available. The selection of a straight or angled optic is the surgeon's personal choice. We prefer the straight, forward optic.
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Had that one wrong it appears (nm)
Subject: Had that one wrong it appears (nm)
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Currently appears stable?
Subject: Currently appears stable?
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Sorry, appears to be hemoglobin...nm
Subject: Sorry, appears to be hemoglobin...nm
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Subject: It appears that the has now ___ s/l defervesced....Is this right?
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You are probably hearing normal BUS or normal BUSV. sm
Subject: You are probably hearing normal BUS or normal BUSV. sm
BUS Bartholins/Urethra/Skene’s
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http://www.healthsystem.virginia.edu/internet/obgyn-clerkship/UVA/Abbreviations.cfm
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Subject: In LD says UA normal and then what sounds like C-MENT T is normal (maybe CMT)? nm
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Subject: may be normal values or normal range? nm
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Subject: However at this time clinically, she appears....
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Subject: Did you receive my email containing the link? It appears to
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Subject: I'm sorry, it appears I am a total goober and was hearing heard it all wrong. Thx for your help. nm
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Subject: Pleural fluid appears to be s/l ex hit ta tive with an LDH of 589.. see message pleez :)
ultra-sound guided thoracentesis was performed in the clinic with the removal of 1.6 liters of serosanguineous pleural fluid. The fluid appears to be "ex hit a tive" with an LDH of 589, protein of 3.6, pH of 7.8, and glucose of 79. The pleural fluid cytology is pending at the time of dictation.
dental
Subject: dental
Dental help
Subject: Dental help
Sentence: Dissection buccally was carried inferiorly along the lateral cortical plate and the mandible to identify the mental, foramen and (S/L insexapine nerve). I've googled til I can't google any more. Wasted so much time already.
FYI - dental help
Subject: FYI - dental help
The other day I posted for dental help. FYI, got feedback today and could kick myself now.
Here's the sentence:
Dissection buccally was carried inferiorly along the lateral cortical plate and the mandible to identify the mental foramen and (S/L insexapine nerve).
The word was mental foramen and its exiting nerve. He really mumbled that together.
Anyhow, thanks for trying to help.
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dental elevators--sm
Subject: dental elevators--sm
I found a list of dental root elevators and the closest to what you are looking for is either Flohr elevators, or Warwick elevators. they are numbered by #1, #2, #3, and then angled left, right, straight or serrated. Don't know if this helps...hope so.
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Subject: dental report: sm
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Subject: dental? Luxor? nm
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