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s/l ab-sant - neurological term. Thanks nm

Posted By: Mimi on 2007-02-15
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This dictator is slurring - here is the sentence and is under Physical Examination


Motor strength, reflexes, gait and sensation are normal.  s/l leven scale zero. 


Diagnosis is gliobastoma multiforme


Any suggestions you have would be most appreciated. 


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Subject: neurologic or neurological

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Subject: Neurological: Normal mero?

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Neurological:  Normal ___.


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tnx! any clue on the neurological part?
Subject: tnx! any clue on the neurological part?

Thanks I'm going to listen to it now.


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Just gross and nonfocal


She says this in a nanosecond   Thanks again.


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His difficulties with language are likely secondary to neurological insults sustained either prenatally and/or resulting from his early deprivation.


 


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Subject: Would CNS and Neurological exam be the same thing?


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Subject: No focal motor or neurological deficits

nm
Not sure what you are typing about but there is myasthenia, a neurological dysfunction.
Subject: Not sure what you are typing about but there is myasthenia, a neurological dysfunction.


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Subject: Thanks. Another new term for me. NM

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Subject: The term is

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Subject: Obviously that's not a term, but just

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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. 


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med term
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