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lesion is anesthetized with (SM) [2008-11-15]
Subject: lesion is anesthetized with (SM) 1% S/L WITH and shave biopsy was accomplished.
??? WIF, WHIF, WITH ????
skin lesion [2008-11-15]
Subject: skin lesion
Multiple s/l neevy on the body.
It is a skin lesion. Any idea?
Hyaloronic acid, humectant found in healthy skin....also used as injectible for skin wrinkles, defor [2008-11-05]
Subject: Hyaloronic acid, humectant found in healthy skin....also used as injectible for skin wrinkles, deformities, etc? nm
skin lesion [2008-11-03]
Subject: skin lesion The biopsy done today showed s/l domanoid solar keratosis.
I have heard of solar keratosis. Is this a correct statement? Please help
A skin ellipse? [2008-11-02]
Subject: A skin ellipse?
skin ellipse? Possibly? [2008-11-02]
Subject: skin ellipse? Possibly?
They have tried applying (s/l Begbalm) to the skin to at least keep the skin from cracking [2008-10-30]
Subject: They have tried applying (s/l Begbalm) to the skin to at least keep the skin from cracking
Does this sound right?? The lesion was in the mediastinum ??densely???. [2008-10-19]
Subject: Does this sound right?? The lesion was in the mediastinum ??densely???.
ORIF pin s/l preopproping through the skin [2008-10-15]
Subject: ORIF pin s/l preopproping through the skin Left small finger shows a palpable point of what appears to be metal but is not *s/l preopproping* through the skin.
which was preop(eratively) popping through the skin?? [2008-10-15]
Subject: which was preop(eratively) popping through the skin?? wild guess
Well, it has to do with sensitivity to skin touch, it seems. [2008-10-08]
Subject: Well, it has to do with sensitivity to skin touch, it seems.
grade 2 lesion or grade II lesion? [2008-10-07]
Subject: grade 2 lesion or grade II lesion?
Grade 2 lesion [2008-10-07]
Subject: Grade 2 lesion Stages are Roman numerals
Grade 2 lesion [2008-10-07]
Subject: Grade 2 lesion Stages are Roman numerals
Grade II lesion [2008-10-07]
Subject: Grade II lesion
Skin Axis / Access [2008-10-01]
Subject: Skin Axis / Access In a mammogram, doc dictates: At ultrasound, this does correspond to a smooth, oval, hypoechoic, well-defined nodule, which is parallel to the skin axis/access, measuring 14 x 4 x 9 mm.
Is it axis or access? Thanks in advance :-)
related to allergic skin condition [2008-09-23]
Subject: related to allergic skin condition Search it thumbprint rash there is one entry on google search.
Would think it would be fungating lesion of the cervix which covers the entire portio of the cervix. [2008-09-19]
Subject: Would think it would be fungating lesion of the cervix which covers the entire portio of the cervix.
I think the poster is referring to the skin in ROS. [2008-09-15]
Subject: I think the poster is referring to the skin in ROS. This is under Review of Symptoms- skin (This was from her post above) Kinda cannot see the skin at first.
Tammie Tam, are you in the SKIN portion of ROS? If so, may be scabies? [2008-09-15]
Subject: Tammie Tam, are you in the SKIN portion of ROS? If so, may be scabies?
SKIN [2008-09-15]
Subject: SKIN Lilly, but this is skin underROS???
I am sure sclerae and scabies do not sounsd alike, but she said the doc said skin, so I took a guess [2008-09-15]
Subject: I am sure sclerae and scabies do not sounsd alike, but she said the doc said skin, so I took a guess. You are right with the sclerae. That is what I first thought to, but when I saw the skin, I was not sure, so I had to ask to clarify.
lanugo (baby-fine skin hair) [2008-09-09]
Subject: lanugo (baby-fine skin hair)
This doc is saying "A large (Kaposi's lesion) on his tongue?? see sentance [2008-09-08]
Subject: This doc is saying
Kaposi sarcoma I found, but no Kaposi lesion...could Kaposi be right, though
s/l "Azol" pt has skin problem..nm [2008-09-07]
Subject: s/l "Azol" pt has skin problem..nm
Enzohazing????? sm [2008-11-18]
Subject: Enzohazing????? sm The extremity was then exanguinated and the pneumatic tourniquet was insufflated to a pressure of 350 mmHg.S/L ENZOHAZING OR ENZYL HAZING_____ longitudinally through the skin and subcutaneous tissue, a medial peripatellar arthrotomy was utilized into the joing
If it's on the face, it could be jowls. sm [2008-11-18]
Subject: If it Hopefully we won't have them anytime soon!
clotrimazole betamethasone cream [2008-11-17]
Subject: clotrimazole betamethasone cream The patient uses this cream for skin fold manilia what is the word I am looking for here! I believe it is a fungus but I cannot put together the right spelling.
lesion is anesthetized with (SM) [2008-11-15]
Subject: lesion is anesthetized with (SM) 1% S/L WITH and shave biopsy was accomplished.
??? WIF, WHIF, WITH ????
skin lesion [2008-11-15]
Subject: skin lesion
Multiple s/l neevy on the body.
It is a skin lesion. Any idea?
s/l appabax (topical therapy) [2008-11-12]
Subject: s/l appabax (topical therapy) It is a topical therapy to treat a skin infection. It sounds like APPA-BAX. Any suggestions?? Thanks
s/l templay [2008-11-11]
Subject: s/l templay Examination of the lids revealed good lid margin position with s/l templay overhanging redundant skin OU.
temporal or temporally I believe. sm [2008-11-11]
Subject: temporal or temporally I believe. sm
TEMPORAL MEANS TOWARD THE TEMPLE IN DIRECTION ETC, IN THE OUTLINES OF THE TEMPORAL BONE.
eMedicine - Blepharoplasty, Upper Eyelid : Article by Vikram D ...
The medial or nasal fat pad, the middle fat pad, and the lacrimal gland in the temporal upper eyelid influence the overhang of the upper lid fold. ...www.emedicine.com/ent/TOPIC198.HTM - 106k - Cached - Similar pages
for Cyndee: decubiti...........scroll down [2008-11-05]
Subject: for Cyndee: decubiti...........scroll down
Decubiti/Pressure Ulceration
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- Discussion:
- sacral, ischial, trochanteric, and heel ulcerations are most common;
- preventative measures:
- turning the patient ever 5 min q 2 hrs of relief may prevent pressure ulceration;
- a shift of weight in the wheelchair is required every 15 minutes;
- air flow matress;
- if neurologic deficit is present or if significant spine instability exists, rotating bed will help protect spine & decrease pulmonary and skin complications
prior to surgical stabilization;
- doughnut cushions should not be used, because they decrease blood flow to the area resting in the center of the donut;
Decubiti - definition of Decubiti in the Medical dictionary - by ...Decubiti explanation. Information about Decubiti in Free online English dictionary. What is Decubiti? Meaning of Decubiti medical term.
medical-dictionary.thefreedictionary.com/Decubiti
Hyaloronic acid, humectant found in healthy skin....also used as injectible for skin wrinkles, defor [2008-11-05]
Subject: Hyaloronic acid, humectant found in healthy skin....also used as injectible for skin wrinkles, deformities, etc? nm
skin lesion [2008-11-03]
Subject: skin lesion The biopsy done today showed s/l domanoid solar keratosis.
I have heard of solar keratosis. Is this a correct statement? Please help
saying thickened eschar? sm [2008-11-03]
Subject: saying thickened eschar? sm Do you have these refs for ulcers/wounds etc?
http://medicaledu.com/
http://www.uspharmacist.com/index.asp?page=ce/2716/default.htm
eschar
A thick, coagulated crust or slough which develops following a thermal burn or chemical or physical cauterization of the skin.
saying thickened eschar? sm [2008-11-03]
Subject: saying thickened eschar? sm Do you have these refs for ulcers/wounds etc?
http://medicaledu.com/
http://www.uspharmacist.com/index.asp?page=ce/2716/default.htm
eschar
A thick, coagulated crust or slough which develops following a thermal burn or chemical or physical cauterization of the skin.
saying thickened eschar? sm [2008-11-03]
Subject: saying thickened eschar? sm Do you have these refs for ulcers/wounds etc?
http://medicaledu.com/
http://www.uspharmacist.com/index.asp?page=ce/2716/default.htm
eschar
A thick, coagulated crust or slough which develops following a thermal burn or chemical or physical cauterization of the skin.
A skin ellipse? [2008-11-02]
Subject: A skin ellipse?
skin ellipse? Possibly? [2008-11-02]
Subject: skin ellipse? Possibly?
s/l telactasias? [2008-10-30]
Subject: s/l telactasias? There was a little bit of s/l telactasias of the skin in a circular pattern...
This is on a breast exam.
Any ideas?
Nice guess Tami...but that is a lung problem... [2008-10-30]
Subject: Nice guess Tami...but that is a lung problem... I don't mean to come across as if I am picking on you, but seeing your answer leads me to believe you do not know what atelactasis means and/or you did not read the original post fully before replying.
Amber specifically said the s/l was of the skin in a circular pattern - during a breast exam.
In the future, if you are going to offer assistance to other MTs, make sure the information you offer up has bearing to the situation in question, provide a reference or 2 to reinforce your answer. In the long run, it might save yourself, the OP and others from making the same mistake.
They have tried applying (s/l Begbalm) to the skin to at least keep the skin from cracking [2008-10-30]
Subject: They have tried applying (s/l Begbalm) to the skin to at least keep the skin from cracking
surgery help SM [2008-10-29]
Subject: surgery help SM Patient underwent creation of right radiocephalic AV fistula. A transverse skin incision was made in the ***right-a-reese***.
confluent pink rash? No commas needed IMO. sm [2008-10-21]
Subject: confluent pink rash? No commas needed IMO. sm confluent means
1. Joining; running together; denoting certain skin lesions which become merged, forming a patch; denoting a disease characterized by lesions which are not discrete, or distinct one from the other.
s/l Coosa dressing? [2008-10-20]
Subject: s/l Coosa dressing? A sterile Coosa dressing was applied after utilizing a Biopatch at the skin exit site of the catheter.
Does this sound right?? The lesion was in the mediastinum ??densely???. [2008-10-19]
Subject: Does this sound right?? The lesion was in the mediastinum ??densely???.
Urinalysis--patient had "squames"??? [2008-10-18]
Subject: Urinalysis--patient had squame meaning a flake or scale of skin. Can this be in a urinalysis? Or would it more likely be squamous cells as in squamous epithelial cells? This doctor is driving me nuts tonight and he Give me an Antonio Banderas sound-alike any time....
ORIF pin s/l preopproping through the skin [2008-10-15]
Subject: ORIF pin s/l preopproping through the skin Left small finger shows a palpable point of what appears to be metal but is not *s/l preopproping* through the skin.
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