s/l IP, or ID tendinitis
Posted By: mt on 2009-03-14
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Subject: s/l IP, or ID tendinitis
Internal derangement of the left knee, possible lateral meniscus tear versus IP OR ID tendinitis?? any ideas. tia.
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patellar tendinitis or patella tendinitis...
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The doctor says patella tendinitis, or at least it sounds like that and I have referenced both. Not sure which is correct. tia.
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Subject: not tendinitis
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I find both of these words in the dictationary with the SAME meaning, but I keep getting marked down from QA on the tendonitis......can anyone tell me if there is a reason for this? Is it just preference or is there a difference in meaning because I CANNOT FIND IT!!!!
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Subject: tendinitis/tendonitis
This has bugged me for years too but according to Stedman's Ortho/Rehab Words it can be spelled either way.
I would think tendinitis is preferred
Subject: I would think tendinitis is preferred
My Stedman's ortho book has main listing "tendinitis" with subentries under this spelling. It also has "tendonitis" as a "variant of tendinitis" with no subentries. As backup I checked Vera Pyle and the entry in the silver book is as follows:
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First thought is Achilles tendinitis. nm
Subject: First thought is Achilles tendinitis. nm
s/l carpile narous tendinitis
Subject: s/l carpile narous tendinitis
DIAGNOSES:
1. LEFT WRIST S/L EXTENSOR CARPILE NAROUS TENDINITIS
2. OSTEOARTHRITIS OF THE DISTAL RADIAL ULNAR JOINT OF THE LEFT WRIST. tia.
Can you give any more info...something Achilles tendinitis.
Subject: Can you give any more info...something Achilles tendinitis.
does it sound like Chronic Achilles tendinitis?
Subject: does it sound like Chronic Achilles tendinitis?
Tendo and tendinitis are both accepted, it all depends on your doc dictating.
Subject: Tendo and tendinitis are both accepted, it all depends on your doc dictating.
Many years ago, I typed tendonitis on a report and the orthopod almost pecked me to the wall and said it was "tendinitis" and that is what he wanted to see in his reports. Other docs prefer tendonitis..sooo....as far as the rule goes, spell it like the client wants it typed (they both mean the same thing).
tendinitis, as per Stedmans Electronic Medical Dictionary 7.0
Subject: tendinitis, as per Stedmans Electronic Medical Dictionary 7.0
Tendinitis: Because this word is based on the Latin word tendo, with a genitive singular form of tendinis, and a combining form that is therefore tendin, the spelling tendonitis is irregular.
It's considered an acceptable sloppy "docism" to use tendinitis now. Read something
Subject: It's considered an acceptable sloppy "docism" to use tendinitis now. Read something
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