WAG here but acute gastroenteritis with probable IBS? nm
Posted By: Txczech on 2008-10-10
In Reply to: GI word help - mtmt
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just a guess but - acute gastroenteritis?
Subject: just a guess but - acute gastroenteritis?
it is for gastroenteritis
Subject: it is for gastroenteritis
The costophrenic angles are acute. Acute?
Subject: The costophrenic angles are acute. Acute?
Does acute make sense? Doctor with accent.
Thanks!
pt has gastroenteritis. will give Phenergan along with s/l si-mex SR 1 p.o. q. 12. nm
Subject: pt has gastroenteritis. will give Phenergan along with s/l si-mex SR 1 p.o. q. 12. nm
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patient was prescribed meds for gastroenteritis.nm
Subject: patient was prescribed meds for gastroenteritis.nm
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Well...both are more than probable.
Subject: Well...both are more than probable.
1. Fecal discharge from the vaginal vault is possible with fistulas.
2. Denies incontinence to flatus (uncontrolled passing of gas) and/or bowel movements.
What is the probable dx etc? nm
Subject: What is the probable dx etc? nm
not saying probable ischemia?
Subject: not saying probable ischemia?
CT contrast - Probable is bubble
Subject: CT contrast - Probable is bubble
I type bubble contrast quite often in CT reports.
Probable nonmedical word
Subject: Probable nonmedical word
She is talking about a man with allergies, and states this twice...
The interesting thing about it is the patient has (sounds like "a century") of a lot of animals and pets, dogs, cats, and birds, close to his bedroom.
Then later she states, "allergic rhino-sinus has something to do with his pet "century." I cannot figure this out! Thanks for looking!
PROBABLE GANGLION CYST,
Subject: PROBABLE GANGLION CYST,
plantar right foot. It is on the plantar area of the foot.
first syllable probable the word all...nm
Subject: first syllable probable the word all...nm
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perhaps "pericolic abscess," though there are probable other possibilities nm
Subject: perhaps "pericolic abscess," though there are probable other possibilities nm
planemetry??seems probable. telemetry seems improbable. SM
Subject: planemetry??seems probable. telemetry seems improbable. SM
From the word parts, I imagine that planemetry is measuring the size of the heart and its chambers by taking "still" echos in various planes, then moving the screen markers to define the maximal up-down dimensions and the maximal left-right dimensions.
Ask your QA for this probable client-specific information. nm
Subject: Ask your QA for this probable client-specific information. nm
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Probable a stretch ... meningeal tumors?
Subject: Probable a stretch ... meningeal tumors?
Up for a challenge? S/L **Probable LB** aneurysm with chronic anticoagulant therapy
Subject: Up for a challenge? S/L **Probable LB** aneurysm with chronic anticoagulant therapy
I am just not familiar with this dictator, and he talks SO fast! Anyone heard of anything that sounds like **Probable LB** aneurysm? Probable may not even be the correct word... It just sounds like what he is saying. Or it is and I have never heard of an 'LB' aneurysm.
Any ideas?
Left wrist sprain with probable TFCC degenerative tear and s/l bore bursitis?
Subject: Left wrist sprain with probable TFCC degenerative tear and s/l bore bursitis?
could be volar, does that make sense????
depends on context: acute-on-chronic renal insufficiency or renal insufficiency, acute on chronic.
Subject: depends on context: acute-on-chronic renal insufficiency or renal insufficiency, acute on chronic.
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acute and....... sm
Subject: acute and....... sm
Try "acute and chronic."
maybe acute?
Subject: maybe acute?
Could they be saying "acute hyperarousal"?
acute
Subject: acute
just more advanced, I would think.
probable osteoarthritic disease? osteoporotic disease? nm
Subject: probable osteoarthritic disease? osteoporotic disease? nm
Could be right, could also be acute on chronic. NM
Subject: Could be right, could also be acute on chronic. NM
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It is acute-on-chronic. NM
Subject: It is acute-on-chronic. NM
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acute on chronic.....nm
Subject: acute on chronic.....nm
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no, they often say acute on chronic.........
Subject: no, they often say acute on chronic.........
it is acute on chronic......n/m
Subject: it is acute on chronic......n/m
Acute S/L: van-gwe-nus cholecystitis
Subject: Acute S/L: van-gwe-nus cholecystitis
For which an open cholecystectomy was performed.
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One of the times he says acute before it but...
Subject: One of the times he says acute before it but...
...not the other 4 times he says this in the report. I googled 'acute on chronic pain' and get no direct reference to that phrase. Is that a common used phrase and if so can you explain for me? Thanks.
? acute depression
Subject: ? acute depression
Acute bibasilar something?
Subject: Acute bibasilar something?
acute dialysis maybe
Subject: acute dialysis maybe
acute-on-chronic
Subject: acute-on-chronic
acute on chronic
Subject: acute on chronic
acute on chronic?
Subject: acute on chronic?
dr states exactly " he may have an acute on chronic complete on partial tear"?
Is it acute-on-chronic and complete-on-partial??
ANy help is appreciated!~
Acute "superimposed" on chronic
Subject: Acute "superimposed" on chronic
She's right. Acute on chronic means - they exist as two separate conditions, but the acute is "superimposed" on the chronic.
acute toxic syndrome? nm
Subject: acute toxic syndrome? nm
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acute or depressive possibly?
Subject: acute or depressive possibly?
AGN = acute glomerulonephritis. hyperchloremia? sm
Subject: AGN = acute glomerulonephritis. hyperchloremia? sm
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Subject: acute lymphoblastic leukemia
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acute lymphoblastic leukemia
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another med help s/l *keplan* for acute bronchitis. Thanks! nm
Subject: another med help s/l *keplan* for acute bronchitis. Thanks! nm
AKI could also be acute kidney impairment nm
Subject: AKI could also be acute kidney impairment nm
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Acute kidney injury...
Subject: Acute kidney injury...
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s/l acute 'pertaminal' infarct? CVA
Subject: s/l acute 'pertaminal' infarct? CVA
Context: Acute cerebrovascular accident (CVA), secondary to acute small right ?? infarct.
No, it's not even close to anything related to 'pontine.'
Acute infact involving the...sm
Subject: Acute infact involving the...sm
left pontines and right posterior parietal lobe involving both the posterior s/l "cig-a-la-tions" and the right MCV territories indicating a central source.
Yes, acute on chronic is correct.
Subject: Yes, acute on chronic is correct.
s/l acute and chronic renal failure?????
Subject: s/l acute and chronic renal failure?????
Patient with acute myelogenous leukemia.
Subject: Patient with acute myelogenous leukemia.
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how about alert and in no acute distress or some variation of this?
Subject: how about alert and in no acute distress or some variation of this?
hang in there - you'll get the new doctor's "habits" down.
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