Can you hear KOH scraping?
Posted By: anon on 2007-06-14
In Reply to: Dermatology word help - angie
Subject: Can you hear KOH scraping?
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KOH scraping
Subject: KOH scraping
You are incredible!! Thanks so much. You really saved me!
s/l K----- scraping
Subject: s/l K----- scraping
 Dermatology word - don't have book! Type of scraping - s/l K____ scraping. Thanks!
scraping
Subject: scraping
nothing listed but fungal and nasal under scraping in my book. What else does it sound like?
KOH scraping
Subject: KOH scraping
The skin lesion KOH exam is a test to diagnose a fungal infection of the skin.
How the Test is Performed Return to top
The health care provider scrapes the lesion off your skin, using a blunt edge such as the edge of a microscope slide. The scrapings from the skin lesion are placed in liquid containing potassium hydroxide (KOH) and examined under the microscope. KOH destroys all non-fungal cells, which makes it easier to see if there is any fungus present.
scraping
Subject: scraping
s/l could have been Kaywick scraping. Does this sound right??
couldn't be just scraping, could it?
Subject: couldn't be just scraping, could it?
Kaywick Scraping
Subject: Kaywick Scraping
I listened to it again and it still sounds like Kaywick scraping...
First thought is KOH scraping? nm
Subject: First thought is KOH scraping? nm
fungal elements. KOH scraping? nm
Subject: fungal elements. KOH scraping? nm
skin scraping for tinea versicolor -
Subject: skin scraping for tinea versicolor -
s/l Fulman blade. Can you share what it is and how I can google it for future? TIA
arthroxesis (ahr-throk´sә-sis) scraping of diseased tissue from an articular surface.
Subject: arthroxesis (ahr-throk´sә-sis) scraping of diseased tissue from an articular surface.
Can you hear bunion for the first word? And the second can you hear symptomatic or sensory pain?
Subject: Can you hear bunion for the first word? And the second can you hear symptomatic or sensory pain?
Cannot hear adenopathy. Clearly hear *pology. Thank you, though.
Subject: Cannot hear adenopathy. Clearly hear *pology. Thank you, though.
Can you hear "mild". Hear that a lot. nm
Subject: Can you hear "mild". Hear that a lot. nm
I do not hear that
Subject: I do not hear that
but I believe you are correct, there is mention of exposed cartilage. Thank you very much.
or can you hear..................nm
Subject: or can you hear..................nm
can you hear VRE - this has been associated
Subject: can you hear VRE - this has been associated
with C. difficile colitis as well - CD/VRE...also, resolved to the NVRA just doesn't make grammatical sense - you sure it's not "The C. difficile was treated with Flagyl, but resulted in VRE, then treated with Zyvox?" GOOD LUCK!
can you hear?
Subject: can you hear?
guaifenesin and Tessalon Perles
can you hear
Subject: can you hear
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That's it. Can hear it clearly. Thanks so much!
Subject: That's it. Can hear it clearly. Thanks so much!
Thank you. I really could not hear...
Subject: Thank you. I really could not hear...
cortical; he was not an ESL and said it 5 or 6 times in the report.
Thanks for trying.
Usually hear this
Subject: Usually hear this
nerve root impingement
Used to hear that a lot. sm
Subject: Used to hear that a lot. sm
back in the day they said leukouria a lot, not so much today. I just typed it like that. I think it may have been in one of those old Dorland's from the 70s.
can you hear...
Subject: can you hear...
suggested etiology or suggest ... or maybe assess etiology. Sorry, just making some guesses without knowing what's right before and after.
I'd like to hear more about this:...(sm).
Subject: I'd like to hear more about this:...(sm).
 hysterical anesthesia
Bodily anesthesia occurring in hysteria
Can you hear
Subject: Can you hear
Byetta?
Can you hear
Subject: Can you hear
Easy? That makes the most sense.
Can you hear
Subject: Can you hear
Harmonic scalpel?
Thanks. Now I hear it.
Subject: Thanks. Now I hear it.
can you hear
Subject: can you hear
transverse?
I hear ya
Subject: I hear ya
Since there are so many different transcription platforms, you can't always program in the 1/2 symbol and typing it like that - 1/2 - is clumsy and can be unclear when read. The guidelines at my last in-house job were to convert it to decimal if possible.
Can you hear something like sm
Subject: Can you hear something like sm
ACBE or air contrast barium enema???
sorry I would have to actually hear that one I think. nm
Subject: sorry I would have to actually hear that one I think. nm
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This is not it either, I def hear a 'D' before
Subject: This is not it either, I def hear a 'D' before
Not sure about that one as I do not hear a 'y' or 'x ' in
Subject: Not sure about that one as I do not hear a 'y' or 'x ' in
Need to hear what comes before and after this. nm
Subject: Need to hear what comes before and after this. nm
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can hear...
Subject: can hear...
I can only hear s/l a enroom taking out of his right third webspace.
I think synergetic pain is correct but I can't hear bunion at all.
thank you, I tried to hear it, but could not.
Subject: thank you, I tried to hear it, but could not.
No, can't hear that.
Subject: No, can't hear that.
Can you hear
Subject: Can you hear
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Could you hear
Subject: Could you hear
medial partial or one-third facetectomy? Not sure about the thoraco part since he's talking about L4-L5, lumbar not T-spine. Not a neurosurgery expert, just some ideas...
can you hear
Subject: can you hear
itraconazole? see link
Do you maybe hear GC-MS? See msg
Subject: Do you maybe hear GC-MS? See msg
GC-MS stands for gas chromatography-mass spectometry. I looked this up on Google and did find it is used to test for opiates. Hope it maybe helps.
Can u hear BUN?... nm
Subject: Can u hear BUN?... nm
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Yes, I can hear that.
Subject: Yes, I can hear that.
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No, definitely saying 3 and 1. Can hear the #3 and #1
Subject: No, definitely saying 3 and 1. Can hear the #3 and #1
not sure about the word AND. I will leave it blank and send through. Thanks for your help.
Ill see if I hear that thanks!!
Subject: Ill see if I hear that thanks!!
No....did not hear that. Thanks for the help though
Subject: No....did not hear that. Thanks for the help though
Hmm - not sure if that is it as I hear
Subject: Hmm - not sure if that is it as I hear
Now I can hear it. Thanks!
Subject: Now I can hear it. Thanks!
no. here's what I hear:
Subject: no. here's what I hear:
No. This is what I hear him saying:
"A total of 1 mg of Versed was administered intravenously to assist with sedation. Nitroglycerin 0.4 mg, <__IM_1: "solenol"?__> x 2 were administered for hypertension."
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