s/l on UA she had cass present as well as mucus threads
Posted By: lessMT on 2007-10-09
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huh? it's 1 or 2 threads below this....
Subject: huh? it's 1 or 2 threads below this....
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she is changing her name in threads.....nm
Subject: she is changing her name in threads.....nm
this had been posted on another board w/threads
Subject: this had been posted on another board w/threads
and there were many answers to the paucity question over on the other board, when they move a post they do NOT move the entire thread. FYI only
Have a great day!
it's so funny - when these strings/threads, or
Subject: it's so funny - when these strings/threads, or
whatever they're called, get so involved, I get confused as to who said what, when, to whom - it makes my brain hurt! but it's also kind of funny with all of us scrambling to try to explain ourselves!
Thanks for clarifying! I don't remember adding any threads here--sm
Subject: Thanks for clarifying! I don't remember adding any threads here--sm
thought I may have had a neurological event!
which is present??
Subject: which is present??
after her surgery. Could mean "still present" after her surgery
She lay in bed, present tense....sm
Subject: She lay in bed, present tense....sm
she laid in bed all day Saturday (past tense).........
s/l vertebrae Why's present
Subject: s/l vertebrae Why's present
Pt has vertebral anomalies, only 16 thoracic and lumbar vertebrae s/l Why's present. I thought maybe lumbar vertebrae Ys, not sure though.
Thanks for any help 
can present doppler
Subject: can present doppler
Doesn't sound like comprehensive. Are dopplers done by percentages? Like 10% doppler was performed? Thanks.
S/l tar-loff-sis is present in the sacrum.
Subject: S/l tar-loff-sis is present in the sacrum.
Can't give much more relative info than that. Any help would be appreciated. Thanks!
s/l dorsal *kelostity* present...
Subject: s/l dorsal *kelostity* present...
Podiatry again.
There are hammertoe contractures that are increasing in size of digits 2-5 of the right foot. There is dorsal ______ present at digits three and four at the PIPJ, this is increasing as well especially since this patient is not wearing shoes.
Thanks in advance!
on all reps I try for present tense except
Subject: on all reps I try for present tense except
Could the first part be comprehensive instead of can present?
Subject: Could the first part be comprehensive instead of can present?
See HPI. (as in see history of present illness)
Subject: See HPI. (as in see history of present illness)
Bilateral Rouse? are present
Subject: Bilateral Rouse? are present
ABDOMEN: Normal. No edema. Bilateral rouse? are present.
Any idea? Thanks
Echo- no wall motion in the s/l value is present?
Subject: Echo- no wall motion in the s/l value is present?
HEENT s/l early calazian is present......nm
Subject: HEENT s/l early calazian is present......nm
Not sure, but "Per History of Present Illness?
Subject: Not sure, but "Per History of Present Illness?
Would my guess work? I just checked my Sloan Medical Abbreviations and Eponyms book and found neither "PHPI" nor "CHPI" listed. These abbreviations can be soooo difficult!
I type it History of Present Illness
Subject: I type it History of Present Illness
but that's the way the employer wants it. If it's verbatim I'd type just what he said HPI.
Review of systems: See HPI (History of Present Illness.)
Subject: Review of systems: See HPI (History of Present Illness.)
Under HEENT, very slight s/l arca senilis is present.
Subject: Under HEENT, very slight s/l arca senilis is present.
TIA!
extremities- positive s/l esquail edema is present
Subject: extremities- positive s/l esquail edema is present
Procedures: s/l can present my vehicle of venous doppler
Subject: Procedures: s/l can present my vehicle of venous doppler
Skin: s/l icthius present antecubital region
Subject: Skin: s/l icthius present antecubital region
tachycardia present with a rate of 175 s/l atropic beats
Subject: tachycardia present with a rate of 175 s/l atropic beats
Symptoms of epigastric discomfort present s/l *de novo*
Subject: Symptoms of epigastric discomfort present s/l *de novo*
Has anyone heard of de novo being used in this context? TIA!!
mucus
Subject: mucus
mucous refers to the membrane
mucus for me
Subject: mucus for me
Confuses me too unless it is cleary a noun. For me in this instance it seems to be a noun since it is telling you what is being retained in the cyst.
probably mucus
Subject: probably mucus
It could be mucus....sm
Subject: It could be mucus....sm
like hairpeice - it doesn't have to be hairy peice. or ice cube...it is ice in the shape of a cube...it doesn't have to be icy cube.
mucus...sm
Subject: mucus...sm
mucus is the actual stuff secreted.
mucous is more like covered with mucus as with the membranes.
could be pus, mucus...
Subject: could be pus, mucus...
Unless treatment in the report indicates those conditions are present, would just leave blanks. nm
Subject: Unless treatment in the report indicates those conditions are present, would just leave blanks. nm
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Pt with a miscarriage. A complete placenta appeared to be present w/o any missing SM
Subject: Pt with a miscarriage. A complete placenta appeared to be present w/o any missing SM
s/l caudal lee-dent.
to the best of my knowledge it is a word (past/versus present tense)
Subject: to the best of my knowledge it is a word (past/versus present tense)
s/l: "The ___ dens space is present indicating atrophy" (sm)
Subject: s/l: "The ___ dens space is present indicating atrophy" (sm)
s/l There is some ___ choroid dens space is present
blank sounds like supraventricular but not supratentorial.
I don't know...static on line. This is to rule out acoustic neuroma.
Thank You!
Multiple internal s/l syneckyi are present within this popliteal cyst. I know this word....grr!
Subject: Multiple internal s/l syneckyi are present within this popliteal cyst. I know this word....grr!
Apparently, the "flame sign" may be present, due to disruption and depression of the lateral c
Subject: Apparently, the "flame sign" may be present, due to disruption and depression of the lateral canthal tendon (according to Emedicine)
mucus plugging
Regarding mucus/mucous plugging....Maybe this will clear things up:
MUCUS: Mucus is secreted by the mucous membranes. It helps to moisten, warm, and filter the air as it enters the nose. Notice, the different spellings of mucus and mucous. Mucous is the name of the tissue; mucus is the secretion that flows from the tissue.
Therefore, in my opinion, I would type mucus plugging....Even though it is being used as an adjective, the mucus is what is plugging up the works, not the mucous membrane tissue.
is it mucus or mucous from the eye? thank you
Subject: is it mucus or mucous from the eye? thank you
Mucous or mucus?
Subject: Mucous or mucus?
This one always confuses me. Patient has a mucus retenion cyst. I have found both mucous and mucus in this case. I know that mucous is an adj. Thanks in advance for all your help!
Mucus lake or
Subject: Mucus lake or
mucous lake?
Coombs test or Coombs' test?
Thanks for your help!
mucus/mucous
Subject: mucus/mucous
Mucus is the noun form.
She coughed up mucus.
Mucous is the adjective form. (mucous lake)
mucous membrane
The mucous discharge is of concern.
Coombs test - no apos.
I think this is an either/or, webmd has it mucus,
Subject: I think this is an either/or, webmd has it mucus,
Stedman's has it mucous. I googled it and multiple medical sites have it both ways, so who knows??
mucus/mucous
Subject: mucus/mucous
I'm losing it today! Mucus/mucous plugging and mucus/mucous impaction - help!
If mucus is teh nound and
Subject: If mucus is teh nound and
If mucus is the noun and
Subject: If mucus is the noun and
mucous is the adjective, then it has to be
mucous plugging
and
mucous impaction
Right?
mucus/mucous
Subject: mucus/mucous
Mucus retention cyst
Mucous retnetion cyst
mucus-retention cyst
mucous-retention cyst
??
T1 high-grade disease, but no *neeb-teeb muscle* was present. SM for context
Subject: T1 high-grade disease, but no *neeb-teeb muscle* was present. SM for context
Pt has a history of T1 high-grade urothelial carcinoma treated with BCG in the past. Recent biopsy demonstrated T1 high-grade disease, but no *neeb-teeb muscle* was present.
Too much background noise and ESL. Any ideas?
4 liter high humidity nasal canula with present requirements 21 to 22%, _________
Subject: 4 liter high humidity nasal canula with present requirements 21 to 22%, _________
baby on high humidity oxygen.
s/l pos _______ of 94 to 95%.
Mucus versus mucous
Subject: Mucus versus mucous
I had a doc tell me when I first starting transcribing years ago that MUCUS is the noun (Dorlands calls it the 'free slime of the mucous membrane ) and mucous is the adjective (Dorlands again - pertaining or relating to mucus.
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