s/l Davinski's exam with a plantar response
Posted By: JustMe on 2008-04-07
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Subject: Neer response, near response?
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Subject: I believe that is plantar grade
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plantar declinated
Subject: plantar declinated
Dec´li`nate
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Subject: plantar flexion
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Subject: plantar flexed
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Subject: s/l plantar fornosis
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"dumb" plantar reflexes. SM
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Normally they say dorsiflexion and plantar flexion.
Subject: Normally they say dorsiflexion and plantar flexion.
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Subject: dorsiflexion and plantar flexion or
plantarflexion or plantiflexion?
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Subject: Question about eye exam...when everting lids on eye exam (sm)
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response
Subject: response
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Subject: response
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Subject: response
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QA response
Subject: QA response
Don't you just love these made-up words?! Medialmost, laboratorywise.
I would type medial most or medial-most (to make it a two-word adjective of the noun), as in medial-most position.
When they say "laboratorywise," etc., I change it to an appropriate caption, such as "Regarding laboratory data,"
Appreciate your response sm
Subject: Appreciate your response sm
Didn't want to stir up any trouble.
Thanks for the response.
Subject: Thanks for the response.
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Thanks for the response.
Subject: Thanks for the response.
I really appreciate your help and I did not think that I was doing anything "out of bounds."
Its good to see that there are experienced MTs out there like you that are willing to lend a "QA hand" once in a while.
Response
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Thank you, I really appreciate your response (nm)
Subject: Thank you, I really appreciate your response (nm)
in response...
Subject: in response...
my educated guess would be speech difficulty
Thank you for your response
Subject: Thank you for your response
Your response
Subject: Your response
Now I don't do orthopedics, but I believe you are correct. The fusion involves L4 and L5 and S1. Therefore, I would think he was saying L4 through S1. Please, someone, correct us if we are mistaken!
Response
Subject: Response
Could it be sodium repletion?
no go, but thanks for the response! nm
Subject: no go, but thanks for the response! nm
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