sounds like you are in the abdomen and maybe costovertebral angle, CVA, tenderness. NM
Posted By: ss on 2008-01-21
In Reply to: No masses, no - exasperated
Subject: sounds like you are in the abdomen and maybe costovertebral angle, CVA, tenderness. NM
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costovertebral angle tenderness
Subject: costovertebral angle tenderness
Does it sound like that?
CVA=costovertebral angle tenderness
Subject: CVA=costovertebral angle tenderness
CVAT-no costovertebral angle tenderness
Subject: CVAT-no costovertebral angle tenderness
CVAT is usually dictated before or after extremity exam but I have, just yesterday, had a dictator say this in the extremity exam.
I'd just make another subheading (flush left, if that's how the CP says to format and it is not a verbatim account....
BACK: No CVAT.
JMO-just my opinion
it sure doesn't go under GU but slurs together like costovertebral angle tenderness
Subject: it sure doesn't go under GU but slurs together like costovertebral angle tenderness
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Would "no costovertebral angle tenderness' be abdominal or back exam?
Subject: Would "no costovertebral angle tenderness' be abdominal or back exam?
costovertebral angle? angle between 12th rib and vertebral column. nm
Subject: costovertebral angle? angle between 12th rib and vertebral column. nm
"CV angle tenderness" or "CVA tenderness" as A=angle nm
Subject: "CV angle tenderness" or "CVA tenderness" as A=angle nm
second one is costovertebral angle nm
Subject: second one is costovertebral angle nm
costovertebral angle
Subject: costovertebral angle
CVA - costovertebral angle.
Subject: CVA - costovertebral angle.
x
costovertebral angle junction? nm
Subject: costovertebral angle junction? nm
x
No pain in the disc spaces or the costovertebral angle ?
Subject: No pain in the disc spaces or the costovertebral angle ?
No pain to fist palpation over the costovertebral angle
Subject: No pain to fist palpation over the costovertebral angle
How to type this. Deep tendon reflexes plus 2 plus 2. Also, abdomen has half plus tenderness-sm
Subject: How to type this. Deep tendon reflexes plus 2 plus 2. Also, abdomen has half plus tenderness-sm
I have been typing: Deep tendon reflexes +2/+2. Does that seem correct?
For half plus tenderness of abdomen, I have been typing: Abdomen with ½+ tenderness. I make sure it changes from 1/2+ to ½+ so that it doesn't look like one over two plus. Does this seem right?
Thanks.
Sounds like costal "fetigo" angle??
Subject: Sounds like costal "fetigo" angle??
I feel like I have exhausted all my books, I cannot find what this word could possibly be. This is the context of the sentence:
Back: No pain to fist palpation or the costal fetigo angle or over the spinous processes.
Any ideas would be gladly appreciated 
2. Bowel sounds were active throughout the ABDOMEN.
Subject: 2. Bowel sounds were active throughout the ABDOMEN.
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or calf tenderness? cords or tenderness? nm
Subject: or calf tenderness? cords or tenderness? nm
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I know CVA tenderness is what is used, .my question was when was it changed from c.v.a. tenderness?
Subject: I know CVA tenderness is what is used, .my question was when was it changed from c.v.a. tenderness?
I learned from from a QA's report. How are we to know there are changes on things that were done one way for so long and now done another? geesh
the she finds tenderness is C-spine tenderness
Subject: the she finds tenderness is C-spine tenderness
otherwise, the way you've typed the paragraph with the headings looks correct.
Do you type; c.v.a. tenderness or CVA tenderness?
Subject: Do you type; c.v.a. tenderness or CVA tenderness?
I am getting two different opinions on this one and was wondering what is actually correct....Thanks in Advance!
costovertebral
Subject: costovertebral
This is what you are looking for.
costal if not costovertebral
Subject: costal if not costovertebral
I believe it is angle. (nm)
Subject: I believe it is angle. (nm)
Angle of s/l *Hes*?
Subject: Angle of s/l *Hes*?
Angle of His
Subject: Angle of His
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Meningioma of the CP angle.
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It's angle of Citelli
Subject: It's angle of Citelli
I broke down and asked QA at my job (I try not to do that too much).
Also, it was on Google:
http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&q=Angle+of+Citelli
"Cotts" angle....
Subject: "Cotts" angle....
Could he possibly be shortening costophrenic angle? Just a thought.
There is an angle of Louie
Subject: There is an angle of Louie
in the sternal area.
Sorry angle of Louis
Subject: Sorry angle of Louis
Found this in Dorlands Medical Dictionary
stride and angle
Subject: stride and angle
It sounds like he says:
She has a very short stride and angle and base of gait.
I've heard of a wide angle and base of gait.....
any ideas?
Capitolunate angle was it. Thanks!
Subject: Capitolunate angle was it. Thanks!
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scapholunate angle maybe
Subject: scapholunate angle maybe
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angle of Hiss or His?
Subject: angle of Hiss or His?
Pls help. Thanks.
angle of Hiss or His?
Subject: angle of Hiss or His?
assuredly, angle of His
s/l right-angle clamp?
Subject: s/l right-angle clamp?
Angle of Gait?
Subject: Angle of Gait?
Angle of Gait: During running or walking, the angle formed between a line drawn from the midpoint of the calcaneus (heel bone) to the midpoint of the second toe of the same foot, and the line of direction of movement.
Angle of "Gason"
I have heard of Guyon's angle but the doc is saying angle of s/l Gason of the heel. Any clues???
Thanks!
costalfetigo angle
Subject: costalfetigo angle
Try costovertebral angle
We get that every now and then as angle of sorrow
Subject: We get that every now and then as angle of sorrow
From another angle, could it be "traction tong?" nm
Subject: From another angle, could it be "traction tong?" nm
x
s/l open 10-angle tumor
Subject: s/l open 10-angle tumor
TIA
metatarsus adductus angle.
Subject: metatarsus adductus angle.
S/l he is saying,
There was approximately 20 degrees of intermetatarsus adductus angle. I cannot find "intermetatarsus". Should it be intermetatarsal?
s/l corner angle - coronal?
Subject: s/l corner angle - coronal?
doc is doing tah-bso adhesion from colon to s/l corner angle to the tube and ovary and freeing up the s/l corner angle. Any clues? Could it be coronal angle. It is not cardinal.
costal 'fetigo' angle
Subject: costal 'fetigo' angle
I believe that should be costovertebral angle
Yes there is a tibiofemoral angle per Stedmans
Subject: Yes there is a tibiofemoral angle per Stedmans
x
It's right, it's the angle of neck and shaft. nm
Subject: It's right, it's the angle of neck and shaft. nm
nm
Abdomen
Subject: Abdomen
Abdomen: There is a well-healed scar in the right lower corner or coron at McBurney's point.
I can't tell specifically he's saying. Which one sounds correct? Thanks as always for the help. You guys are great!
Abdomen
Subject: Abdomen
There is a well-healed scar in the right upper quadrant scar. Sounds like he says scarl, but I don't think that makes sense. Thank you.
If it's a CT of the abdomen sm
Subject: If it's a CT of the abdomen sm
They can see portions of the chest because they start the exam in the lower chest. If the patient had breast cancer, the doctor might mention the axillae.
Probably abdomen. nm
Subject: Probably abdomen. nm
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