re: Just says for heel, no details
Posted By: Help ASAP on 2005-09-19
In Reply to: Ointment for what? - jt
Subject: re: Just says for heel, no details
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more details?
Subject: more details?
SM for details.
Subject: SM for details.
I searched on eneel.com for words starting with "v" and ending with "age" by giving the search string v*age. I think the result could be
Vantage
but you can also check for other options by visiting the link.
more details?
Subject: more details?
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He might. Need more details on the other.
Subject: He might. Need more details on the other.
IF OS like he's spelling it or saying it? and could you use in context?
no details
Subject: no details
Sorry about that. She is having leg pain problems (sciatica, maybe) and has taken some injections. Perhaps it could be Formadrol? I’ll relisten. Thanks.
fistula-in-ano (SM for details)
Subject: fistula-in-ano (SM for details)
According to http://www.emedicine.com/ped/byname/Fistula-in-Ano.htm as well as other references.
meant to add details...
Subject: meant to add details...
Patient has anemia, hypertension, mrsa, diabetes, abdominal abscess. Recently underwent total colectomy, laparotomy, tracheotomy.
More details would help, but maybe a factor V Leiden effect? nm
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no details known -- just listed as a medication of patient nm
Subject: no details known -- just listed as a medication of patient nm
well you didn't give any details....until now, smart***, LOL, j/k - nm
Subject: well you didn't give any details....until now, smart***, LOL, j/k - nm
Without more details, I'd transcribe: double documented.
Subject: Without more details, I'd transcribe: double documented.
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refer to the admission agency?? for details
Subject: refer to the admission agency?? for details
butchiery type physiology ?? See mg for details. Thanks
Subject: butchiery type physiology ?? See mg for details. Thanks
The remainder of the liver was heterogenous on the portal phase study, which maybe due to contrast bolus. However, extension of the tumor into the right lobe cannot be excluded. Possibility of butchiery type physiology should be considered since the IVC was slit-like. Splenomegaly was noted along with ascites consistent with portal hypertension. There was evidence of focal chronic pancreatitis.
Don't you all get tired of cross-examining these people for details? NM
NM
completely *outeristic/alteristic* procedure - sm for details
Subject: completely *outeristic/alteristic* procedure - sm for details
Doc has a bit of an accent, so not sure what he is saying...
Donating a kidney should be a completely *outeristic/alteristic* procedure and that one should never feel obligated or coerced to donate.
HOSPITAL COURSE: Fish?? admission history and physical for details
Subject: HOSPITAL COURSE: Fish?? admission history and physical for details
Oh duh, I mean heel tap of course nm
Subject: Oh duh, I mean heel tap of course nm
heel spur--something???
Subject: heel spur--something???
heel spur?
Subject: heel spur?
Heel spur?
Subject: Heel spur?
for painful right heel, please sm..
Subject: for painful right heel, please sm..
The patient already has put a (s/l-shin-) into her shoe to raise the heel, and this apparently is comfortable.
ESL doc, can't understand what it is.
Em-bal-bic 7.5 mg b.i.d. for heel pain. nm TIA
Subject: Em-bal-bic 7.5 mg b.i.d. for heel pain. nm TIA
sounds like em-bal-bic maybe um-bal-bic or im-bal-bic...or maybe the 1st sound is just him saying ummmm, not sure. any help greatly appreciated.
heel exercises ? nm
Subject: heel exercises ? nm
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Peekaboo heel?
Subject: Peekaboo heel?
He has very wide-based feet and peekaboo heels. Anyone heard of this? Couldn't find much online...mostly shoes and something about pole dancing! 
s/l apothositis (heel)
Subject: s/l apothositis (heel)
Probable apothositis of the heel (- heel injury)
heel-toe gait with ???
Subject: heel-toe gait with ???
He has heel-toe gait, although he does have a slightly less (s/l weigh hung on the left than the right. Also s/l wane/huddle)
I know it sounds funny but does anyone have an idea?
get his heel close to his glute? nm
Subject: get his heel close to his glute? nm
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air brace......(s/l) hatch heel
Subject: air brace......(s/l) hatch heel
ORTHO
dictates: we will get him an 'air' brace to be used on his (s/l) 'hatch' heel.
e-aw-sol? Possibly heel ulcer?
Subject: e-aw-sol? Possibly heel ulcer?
s/l subcallus region of the heel....tia (nm)
Subject: s/l subcallus region of the heel....tia (nm)
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Could it be erythema instead of heel drop?
Subject: Could it be erythema instead of heel drop?
It's heel tap, most likely. Done to check for appendicitis, I believe. (sm)
Subject: It's heel tap, most likely. Done to check for appendicitis, I believe. (sm)
They tap the bottom of the heel, and if it causes pain in the abdomen, then the patient most likely has appendicitis. Don't know why....
Viscoelastic Heel Cups
Subject: Viscoelastic Heel Cups
:)
s/l cobicoladonil??? for heel spur
Subject: s/l cobicoladonil??? for heel spur
Heel spur; use s/l Cobicoladonil...
Any ideas??? Thx in advance....
3/8-inch heel lift...
Subject: 3/8-inch heel lift...
Per AAMT BOS:
Use numerals for fractional measurements preceding a noun. Join the fraction to the unit of measure with a hyphen
heel--did you even try googling "heedle" boot???
Subject: heel--did you even try googling "heedle" boot???
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google heel strike and appendicitis
Subject: google heel strike and appendicitis
nm
Yes, thank you! Heel spur syndrome. Why is it the most obvious is sometimes so hard to get?
Subject: Yes, thank you! Heel spur syndrome. Why is it the most obvious is sometimes so hard to get?
nm
heel redness ......s/l "Praf" to offload heels
Subject: heel redness ......s/l "Praf" to offload heels
nm
Sores on heel treated with *s/l bagmom* and pumicing
Subject: Sores on heel treated with *s/l bagmom* and pumicing
Sounds like "Fuseman" file to remove heel spurs?
Subject: Sounds like "Fuseman" file to remove heel spurs?
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3. Plantar fasciitis – it is not really affecting the heel of her foot as much as it is the insertio
Subject: 3. Plantar fasciitis – it is not really affecting the heel of her foot as much as it is the insertio
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Ortho help needed please. Patient in with heel symptoms s/l gel effect...
Subject: Ortho help needed please. Patient in with heel symptoms s/l gel effect...
For context: "The patient does not describe definite gel effect and says she does not have problems getting out of the car after a long car ride, or out of her seat after a long movie."
Thanks for any help!
ESL doctor. Non-healing ulcer on heel. PT is on "prental or plental" 400 mg t.i.d. TIA
Subject: ESL doctor. Non-healing ulcer on heel. PT is on "prental or plental" 400 mg t.i.d. TIA
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Patient with plantar bursitis. We will fit her with visco-lescette heel cups.
Subject: Patient with plantar bursitis. We will fit her with visco-lescette heel cups.
:-)
listen for Sever's disease, painful condition of heel in growing children.
Subject: listen for Sever's disease, painful condition of heel in growing children.
Gait is slow but shows normal heel-toe pattern, base and s/l kagens. nm
Subject: Gait is slow but shows normal heel-toe pattern, base and s/l kagens. nm
nm
ortho - palpation of lower ext. shows tight heel cords demonstrated by 'silver shield' test sm
Subject: ortho - palpation of lower ext. shows tight heel cords demonstrated by 'silver shield' test sm
Can anyone verify? If so, one word or two words? Can't find on google, Dorlands, or my ortho/neuro book.
TIA
there is a heel test to test for bone density. susan
Subject: there is a heel test to test for bone density. susan
UBE (upper body exercises) and V-raises could be heel raises?
Subject: UBE (upper body exercises) and V-raises could be heel raises?
I found this on phoresis...maybe heel phoresis?
Subject: I found this on phoresis...maybe heel phoresis?
Phoresis: This means to "carry or transmit." There are two methods that therapists can use to transmit substances across the skin. Phonophoresis uses the high frequency sound waves of ultrasound to "push" a steroid medication (cortisone) through the skin. Iontophoresis uses a small machine that produces a mild electrical charge, which is used to carry medicine, usually a steroid, through the skin. The steroid is a very strong anti-inflammatory medication that actually stops the pain-causing chemical reaction within the cells of the sore tissue in your body. Either type of phoresis may be used in place of a cortisone injection.
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