s/l *semi* enlarged cardiac silhouette. Can't find it! nm
Posted By: earlybird on 2007-11-28
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I would think that the "semi" is just an adjective so I would type semi-enlarged cardiac silho
Subject: I would think that the "semi" is just an adjective so I would type semi-enlarged cardiac silhouette.
Perhaps semi-upright as venograms are performed with pt in semi-upright position
Subject: Perhaps semi-upright as venograms are performed with pt in semi-upright position
silhouette; a dark shape seen against a light background
Subject: silhouette; a dark shape seen against a light background
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semi-rigid?
Subject: semi-rigid?
I'd just put a semi-colon after the LFTs and then
Subject: I'd just put a semi-colon after the LFTs and then
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semi-rigid is correct per QA. thanks! nm
Subject: semi-rigid is correct per QA. thanks! nm
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Punct may be ok, possibly a semi-: in place of 1st comma?
Subject: Punct may be ok, possibly a semi-: in place of 1st comma?
2+ tonsils, enlarged ? NM
Subject: 2+ tonsils, enlarged ? NM
Beginning just fine. wonder if should be semi-colon or new sentence after "flexion"
Subject: Beginning just fine. wonder if should be semi-colon or new sentence after "flexion"
Can't help with your s/l, but think "overage" might be "adnexa enlarged." nm
Subject: Can't help with your s/l, but think "overage" might be "adnexa enlarged." nm
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He has enlarged submaxillary and s/l min-ton-y-in lymphadenopathy.
Subject: He has enlarged submaxillary and s/l min-ton-y-in lymphadenopathy.
thanks!!!
No it wasn't. The only answer given was borderline enlarged, which is not quite right. sm
Subject: No it wasn't. The only answer given was borderline enlarged, which is not quite right. sm
generous equals large, not borderline enlarged.
Urinalysis shows a UTI? enlarged of blood? and
Subject: Urinalysis shows a UTI? enlarged of blood? and
protein of more than 300 mg per dl? (what is the proper way to write the mg per dl also please)
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Pt has an enlarged heart,= cardiomegaly, sutures ????
Subject: Pt has an enlarged heart,= cardiomegaly, sutures ????
enlarged prostate med s/l turaseen--could it be tyrosine??
Subject: enlarged prostate med s/l turaseen--could it be tyrosine??
C-section: the incision was enlarged, and, using a s/l T-weavy, the vertex was
Subject: C-section: the incision was enlarged, and, using a s/l T-weavy, the vertex was
.
Pt with AIDS under HEENT: enlarged tonsils. No evidence of "coplic" spots. nm
Subject: Pt with AIDS under HEENT: enlarged tonsils. No evidence of "coplic" spots. nm
There is a Chauffard syndrome: polyarthritis, fever, splenomegaly, enlarged lymph nodes?
Subject: There is a Chauffard syndrome: polyarthritis, fever, splenomegaly, enlarged lymph nodes?
Pilex (ilex shrinks enlarged veins, controls bleeding and hastens the healing process in the anorect
Subject: Pilex (ilex shrinks enlarged veins, controls bleeding and hastens the healing process in the anorectal region)
semi-Fowler position one similar to Fowler's position but with the head less elevated
Subject: semi-Fowler position one similar to Fowler's position but with the head less elevated
Has anyone heard of prylotherapy? I can find it using Google, but I can't find whether it is cap
Subject: Has anyone heard of prylotherapy? I can find it using Google, but I can't find whether it is cap'd.
nm
Can find plenty on the internet regarding lipodermosclerosis, but unfortunately cannot find that exa
Subject: Can find plenty on the internet regarding lipodermosclerosis, but unfortunately cannot find that exact spelling in any dictionary... sorry. Anyone else?
Where did you find, I still cannot find that spelling anywhere?
Subject: Where did you find, I still cannot find that spelling anywhere?
Only that it's cardiac. -nm
Subject: Only that it's cardiac. -nm
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cardiac
Subject: cardiac
pt had laser ablation to greater saphenous vein, developed flash pulmonary edema, workup was negative except for sl-immulionic cardiac myocardial infarction.
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CARDIAC
Subject: CARDIAC
s/l he has a history of AGA with stenting. What could the AGA stand for?
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cardiac
Subject: cardiac
I can't figure out this term. The report is about nonsustained ventricular tachycardia. "The patient also underwent s/l bucasee and stent to the left coronary artery."
cardiac
Subject: cardiac
patient will be admitted to a monitor bed, whether it is sl-telesurge or telesearch or possibly an ICU bed.
cardiac med
Subject: cardiac med
Doc is coughing and I'm not sure what is is trying to say:
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Or could that be hydrosapressor. Hard to tell with the hacking. Help!
cardiac med
Subject: cardiac med
I have asked him to alter his diuretics by decreasing the Lasix to 120 mg a.m., 80 mg in the p.m., and then allowed him to take some ___ 2.5 mg every other day and limit his fluid intake to three quarts per day.
Sounds like me-ta-zo-lol or something along those lines. Closest thing I found was betaxolol, but the dosage is not right. Thanks for any help!
cardiac help
Subject: cardiac help
Pateitn had 5th s/l transmission on the event marker. Is transmission correct? TIA
Cardiac Help
Subject: Cardiac Help
Holter on 1/24/02 sinus rythm s/l PACPVC, TIA
New to Cardiac
Subject: New to Cardiac
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Cardiac help
Subject: Cardiac help
adenosine (s/l) Bruce Cardiolite stress test. I know there are Bruce protocols for stress tests, I just never heard anyone describe an adenosine test quite this way
Cardiac help
Subject: Cardiac help
EKG shows normal sinus rhythm with some lateral ST-T wave changes.
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cardiac help
Subject: cardiac help
Talking about an electrocardiogram. The s/l R-dar intervals are fairly regular and I do not clearly see flutter waves.
cardiac help again
Subject: cardiac help again
The s/l "sun periods" are appearing to have a fairly regular R-R intervals even though there is less so.
cardiac
Subject: cardiac
For anticoagulation he is on a s/l "rely program" and receiving s/l "do-ba-gan-trine"
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cardiac help
Subject: cardiac help
peak to peak aortic gardient is 69 - tore? tor?
cardiac help please sm
Subject: cardiac help please sm
Her PATs showed ST segment changes indicative of myocardial ischemia.
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Cardiac help!!!!!!!!!!!!
Subject: Cardiac help!!!!!!!!!!!!
My doc is talking about heart cath results. The sentence is: The first obtuse marginal has 50-60% "superaberrant" stenosis but filled via saphenous vein graft.
Of course its the superaberrant part I dont' get. I can't find it any of my books but that is what it sounds like he is saying. HELP
cardiac med
Subject: cardiac med
Bystolic
Maybe cor or cardiac???
Subject: Maybe cor or cardiac???
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s/l caddawet (cardiac med?)
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Cardiac drug
Subject: Cardiac drug
Amoxapine
I'll be looking for the palliative sound alike...
cardiac catheter
Subject: cardiac catheter
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Please see msg. Cardiac question. TIA!
Subject: Please see msg. Cardiac question. TIA!
She refused a stress test to evaluate s/l "catacombing" effects with stress testing to see if her ectopy was increased.
Cardiac Catheterization ?
Subject: Cardiac Catheterization ?
They were unable to cross the aortic valve because the catheters could not reach his aorta, and the s/l PTIL could not even reach the beginning of the aortic valve.
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Cardiac Drug
Subject: Cardiac Drug
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s/l nythediac or mythediac
cardiac - (s/l) blit placed
Subject: cardiac - (s/l) blit placed
background on patient - hypoplastic left heart syndrome, who has undergone Norwood Stage 1, with a Blalock-Taussig shunt, and subsequently Glenn anastomosis and tricuspid annuloplasty, and most recently underwent a modified fenestrated Fontan by ....
He was begun on milrinone on his return to the CICU for his mediastinal exploration. This was discontinued on 6/13/2006. He underwent a catheterization on 6/15/2006, at which time he also had a right ____sounds like *blit*_________ placed, with the findings of the Fontan pressures
??? I am at a loss! Thanks for help! I cannot find any any of my references.
If cardiac, could be MB index
Subject: If cardiac, could be MB index
troponin, CK, MB....
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