Blood pressure 167/82.Heart rate is 90, respiratory rate 20, Temperature at max is 100.8.No JVD lungs and expiratory wheezes.There are some rales in the right base.Heart without ** and edema.**120, **3.4, chloride 94, ** 25, glucose 91, BUN 9, creatinine .6, calcium 8.5, white count is 5.7, hemoglobin 8.9 down from 10 yesterday, platelet count 234,000, 6 lymphs, 10 minus 1 basophiles, 7 bands, 76 segs.~~~~ after heart without--it sounds like a extremity then ssss sound. the other sounds like Sims 120. the other sounds like seven and a 3.4. the other sounds like bacum. ANY HELP WOULD BE GREATLY APPRECIATED!!!!Progress note help Subject: Progress note help
Also, probably should be temperature T-max is 100.8. No JVD. Lungs: End-expiratory wheezes.
progress note help Subject: progress note help
You are wonderful. I can't thank you enough!!!!!!!!!!
help with progress note Subject: help with progress note
This pat has a cough and post-nasal drip, as well as GERD
Begins s/l *effuncting* nausea and abnormal liver enzymes. This could be a title or description of the nausea, but I can’t find anything.
Then,
s/l *Cardiovicular*. She reports the nausea has resolved. . . . has post-nasal drip .. .cough is not constant. Reflux is under good control
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Progress Note headings? Subject: Progress Note headings?
I really want to hear Chief Complaint, but I’m sure he starts with Cardio. Thanks anyway.
Progress Note headings? Subject: Progress Note headings?
I can’t hear the “tat” part, but that sure makes sense. I like the cardiovascular, too, except this is talking about GERD - could that be connected to Cardiovascular system?
Progress Note: Heart without ?, Help please Subject: Progress Note: Heart without ?, Help please
Heart without _____ (s/l extra absoftness) without edema.
Also in same report, dictator says:
Urine shows 5-10 red cells, occasional white cells, moderate bacteria, negative glucose, negative
_____ (s/l glucoside esterase).
Does anyone know what those 2 blanks might be?I see “glucosylceramidase assay” in the Stedman’s Lab Words book, but I don’t hear that in the dictation.
this is what the doctor is saying--"She has been on half-normal.Her (saline/sodium) drop will change to normal saline of 50cc an hour." in the second sentence of this I am not sure if he is saying saline or sodium? any help?antibiotics for dental exams and dental work Subject: antibiotics for dental exams and dental work
This is SBE prophylaxis (subacute bacterial endocarditis) which is given to patients with heart valve disease. When dental work is done, this causes the bacteria from the mouth to go into the system and can cause vegetation on one or more of the heart valves....which is a very serious and possibly life-threatening situation. Most surgeries require this be done before the procedure, even certain nonsurgical procedures that may be less invasive, require it as well. However, the guidelines are less stringent than they were previously. Hope this helps.
Making progress Subject: Making progress
He said the first 3 letters again and spelled them:
I, B as in Bictor (meaning V as in Victor), F Laboratory.
So now we have IVF icksee Laboratory.
making a little progress Subject: making a little progress
with this one, thanks to your answers... still hearing something like "Pradus" but instead of obturate, was saying on THE RIGHT. definitely NOT piriformis or sure does not sound like it, then goes on to gluteus medius and maximus.
It could be. If there is failure to progress. sm Subject: It could be. If there is failure to progress. sm
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.
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.
dental report: sm Subject: dental report: sm
Restorative material utilized was bond 1A1 s/l Artisty? RTSD?
dental? Luxor? nm Subject: dental? Luxor? nm
Dictator is stating sounds like "abatine". From the way its used in the sentence, would be used for hemostasis. Says "abatine" was packed to control the ooze. Any suggestions?
Dental term..Help!! Subject: Dental term..Help!!
I need some help with a dental term that I have not yet heard of.. ..
She also has slight erythema and fullness to the gingiva in that area, consistent with possible early ??__________.
It sounds like it starts with peri/para and ends in gladstha/gladsa? Any help is greatly appreciated!
The patient received 2 s/l mepracain and epinephrine
Dental surgery retractor Subject: Dental surgery retractor
Is there a ductal retractor? Thank you.
FlowIt dental composite? Subject: FlowIt dental composite?
I'm doing a note dictated by a dentist, and he says he is using s/l Flow It composite and then covered with Clinpro sealant. I can verify Clinpro sealant, but I can't document the proper spelling of the composite material. Medcompare didn't seem to have any dental information.
Dental 4 mole curette? Subject: Dental 4 mole curette?
A gentle curettage was accomplished using a number four mole curette and angled curette.
ASR put this, can't find it, anybody familiar with dental curettes?
http://www.dentalcompare.com/matrix/271/Dental-Local-Anesthetic--Dental-Local-Anesthesia.html
single form of dental caries? Subject: single form of dental caries?
Caries: Scientific name for dental cavities; it is both singular and plural.
dental surgery s/l taformo elevator nm Subject: dental surgery s/l taformo elevator nm
Dental surgeries always trip me up. Anyone know of good web sites for reference or with samples? Most of the dental surgeries I do are DDS's working on children.
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regurgitation for prophylactic coverage, could doctor be slurring "antibiotics?"
Yes, but they sometimes have lesions from it. Subject: Yes, but they sometimes have lesions from it.
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