sorry supposed to be fetal heart tones
Posted By: mm on 2007-03-30
In Reply to: fetal hear tones were s/l rashaling.nm - mm
Subject: sorry supposed to be fetal heart tones
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fetal hear tones were s/l rashaling.nm
Subject: fetal hear tones were s/l rashaling.nm
heart tones?
Subject: heart tones?
? heart tones
Subject: ? heart tones
fetal heart sound normal, s/l "good axils, no D cells" ?
Subject: fetal heart sound normal, s/l "good axils, no D cells" ?
S/L Car Tones
Subject: S/L Car Tones
S/L Car tones are normal.
Would "car tones" be used? It is right after the chest heading and is a new sentence after chest is clear. Could Car be an abbreviation the doctor is using?
car tones
Subject: car tones
I was leaning towards heart tones but I can hear a "C" sound in the beginning.
Anything said after this about the quality of the tones? nm
Subject: Anything said after this about the quality of the tones? nm
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cardiac tones?
Subject: cardiac tones?
fetal tissue cell transplant. Is it really cell? I could only find fetal tissue transplant. Thanks!
Subject: fetal tissue cell transplant. Is it really cell? I could only find fetal tissue transplant. Thanks!
fetal PCA
Subject: fetal PCA
In approximately 30% of people, one or both PCAs take origin from the internal carotid artery (ICA) directly or via the posterior communicating artery. Direct origin from the ICA is termed "fetal PCA" (when the ipsilateral P1 segment is congenitally absent). This may have important consequences, in that stroke in the PCA territory may be caused by occlusive disease of the anterior circulation. (from eMedicine)
http://www.emedicine.com/neuro/byname/posterior-cerebral-artery-stroke.htm
Do you think it's fetal scalp?
Subject: Do you think it's fetal scalp?
Does this make sense?
Hooking up the fetal scalp to the monitor?
Fetal lobulation
Subject: Fetal lobulation
Fetal lobulation, renal
embryologically, the kidney develops in several lobules. Incomplete fusion of these lobules can persist postnatally and even into adult life. This fetal lobulation is recognized on intravenous urography as smooth regular indentations in the renal contour, without parenchymal thinning or abnormalities in the underlying calyx. Inflammatory scars are deeper and typically associated with an abnormal underlying calyx. Renal infarcts are generally random in distribution and cause a broad flat depression in the renal outline. Fetal lobulation may also be recognized at CT, MRI or ultrasound.
Fetal fibronectin???
Subject: Fetal fibronectin???
Please double check my spelling!!!
MFM; Maternal Fetal Medicine, nm
Subject: MFM; Maternal Fetal Medicine, nm
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fetal scapley??? (C-section) Help!
Subject: fetal scapley??? (C-section) Help!
...patient taken back to the operating room, at which time they hooked up the fetal scapley to the monitor and noticed it was at 120s, but then continued to decelerate.....
This is a c-section for a baby with deceleration bradycardia and arrest of descent.
fetal scalp lead
Subject: fetal scalp lead
(I hope this wasn't too late to reply).
:)
Probably FSE - Fetal Scalp Electrode
Subject: Probably FSE - Fetal Scalp Electrode
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fetal biophysical profile? nm
Subject: fetal biophysical profile? nm
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internal fetal electrode ?
Subject: internal fetal electrode ?
antenatal fetal surveillance (nm)
Subject: antenatal fetal surveillance (nm)
Pt with ADHD - and ? fetal alc effect - sm
Subject: Pt with ADHD - and ? fetal alc effect - sm
Physical xm: His forhead seems to be slightly sloped back, with a very prominent jaw. He has a slightly large s/l feltrum and question whether there might have been any fetal alcohol effects.
s/l toco fetal monitoring
Subject: s/l toco fetal monitoring
She is being transferred for S/L toco or tocal fetal monitoring.
Fetal cord activity?
Subject: Fetal cord activity?
In a missed abortion, it sounds like he is saying 'without any evidence of fetal cord activity', or maybe connectivity, but it's a really mushy voice.
no, know sounds like fetal, definately a "f"
Subject: no, know sounds like fetal, definately a "f"
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difficult fetal presentation and deliverysm
Subject: difficult fetal presentation and deliverysm
google.com and type in your word or phrase, brings up articles.
Fetal Presentation
Abnormal Presentation: Asynclitism. Definition. Lateral flexion of head ...
Mild asynclitism is normal; Extreme asynclitism interferes with delivery ...
www.fpnotebook.com/OB33.htm - 21k - Cached - Similar pages
Positive fetal lung maturity as per s/l
Subject: Positive fetal lung maturity as per s/l
Positive fetal lung maturity as per 'puh tel'. ???
s/l topo or tolpol for fetal assessment
Subject: s/l topo or tolpol for fetal assessment
Hi! Need help as soon as possible. Typing history and physical for admission of a woman in labor. Here is what is dicated:
Fetal heart rate tracing is in the 140s and reassuring with good variability, accelerations, and no decelerations. (s/l topo or tolpol) is minimal if at all.
Thanks in advance!!
She had a fetal s/l barbenectom done on 01/17/2007, which was negative
Subject: She had a fetal s/l barbenectom done on 01/17/2007, which was negative
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probably includes 'descension' (of fetal head) in there. Don't know what the
Subject: probably includes 'descension' (of fetal head) in there. Don't know what the
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Could it be some type of fetal electrode monitor?
Subject: Could it be some type of fetal electrode monitor?
fetal tissue is fine the way you have it. Hear it often. nm
Subject: fetal tissue is fine the way you have it. Hear it often. nm
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Could be 'FSE', fetal scalp electrode..(nm)
Subject: Could be 'FSE', fetal scalp electrode..(nm)
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A small s/l ply Q cup vaccum was placed on the fetal vertex.
Subject: A small s/l ply Q cup vaccum was placed on the fetal vertex.
What am I supposed to do with this? sm
Subject: What am I supposed to do with this? sm
Chief complaint: "My leg went gurgely-gook-gook-boom"
Not a joke folks, that is exactly what the doc says! Now, would I find that in the medical dictionary or the English dictionary? Maybe Wikipedia knows something about it? LOL
What would you do with that? Is there a guideline for nonsense? 
is this supposed to be a med?
Subject: is this supposed to be a med?
medication, procedure, instrument? what is it supposed to be?
Are you sure that you are supposed to
Subject: Are you sure that you are supposed to
expand abbreviations in lab work??? I have yet to have a client/MTSO say to expand lab work.
What is this supposed to mean??? s/m
Subject: What is this supposed to mean??? s/m
'The pleural form of decubitus..'
Decubitus is a bedsore!
Are there also decubiti (!) or decubitus ulserS (!) in the lining of the lungs???
What are you talking?
what's that supposed to mean?
Subject: what's that supposed to mean?
I've heard of maternal-fetal cyst. NM
Subject: I've heard of maternal-fetal cyst. NM
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preeclampsia? fetal urine into amnionic fluid ? WAG here. nm
Subject: preeclampsia? fetal urine into amnionic fluid ? WAG here. nm
That was supposed to be "Trose".
Subject: That was supposed to be "Trose".
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I know it is supposed to be capped, but
Subject: I know it is supposed to be capped, but
this isn't a medical record and I was too lazy to hit the shift key...sooorrry. geez.
This was supposed to go above, under medication help. (nm)
Subject: This was supposed to go above, under medication help. (nm)
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I don't think students are supposed to
Subject: I don't think students are supposed to
ask their questions here though.
It's really supposed to be CYPHER
Subject: It's really supposed to be CYPHER
but after typing it that way for awhile, I decided to just use Cypher.
Is this for a test?? If so, you are not supposed
Subject: Is this for a test?? If so, you are not supposed
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I thought we were supposed to use mL instead of SM
Subject: I thought we were supposed to use mL instead of SM
cc. I have the latest BOS and BOS workbook and I'm still confused.
My account has a few doctors whose work is automatically sent to QA. I thought we were no longer supposed to use cc and change it to mL. I had marked as error when I changed doctor stated cc to mL. I then asked one of the mentors on my account and she stated mL is used for what goes into the patient, IV, blood products, etc., and cc is used for what comes out of the patient, urine etc.
Is there any consensus on this? I trust all of you here.
That is supposed to be 5 French...
Subject: That is supposed to be 5 French...
We are supposed to type arabic now but SM
Subject: We are supposed to type arabic now but SM
I think it is account specific. Many docs and hospitals still prefer the roman numerals, and I think it looks better too, IMO.
the principal = pal mnemonic is supposed to help
Subject: the principal = pal mnemonic is supposed to help
nm
Might be Joubert's but it's supposed to be rare. nm
Subject: Might be Joubert's but it's supposed to be rare. nm
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