do they normally say spinous process is at C5 or C spine
Posted By: question on 2007-09-22
In Reply to:
Subject: do they normally say spinous process is at C5 or C spine
Complete Discussion Below:  marks the location of current message within thread
The messages you are viewing
are archived/old.
To view latest messages and participate in discussions, select
the boards given in left menu
Other related messages found in our database
Would it be correct to say "transverse of spinous process"??
Subject: Would it be correct to say "transverse of spinous process"??
He has a C5 fracture. Doctor is kind of mumbling so maybe it should be "transverse and spinous process."
Any help would be appreciated.Thanks
Each vertebra has 2 transverse processes and 1 spinous process.
Subject: Each vertebra has 2 transverse processes and 1 spinous process.
So, depending on what the doc says, the spinous process of C5 would be correct. Also, the spinous processes of the cervical spine would be a correct statement. Spinous process of the cervical spine would be incorrect as there are 7 cervical vertebral bodies with 3 processes each.
s/l "five hood lamina or spinous process"
Subject: s/l "five hood lamina or spinous process"
This patient had some lumbar spine x-rays which showed only a "five hood lamina" or spinous process.....
Has anyone heard of anything like "five hood lamina?"
Thanks!!
Abby
spine surg: s/l D process lamina...
Subject: spine surg: s/l D process lamina...
The muscularature was reflected off the s/l D process lamina.
C-spine, L-spine, T-spine, unless client allows
Subject: C-spine, L-spine, T-spine, unless client allows
"C-spine" (cervical spine) ??
Subject: "C-spine" (cervical spine) ??
say-a-lytic process
Subject: say-a-lytic process
Probably cellulitic process --
?olecranon process nm
Subject: ?olecranon process nm
nm
s/l faxis process
Subject: s/l faxis process
The claimant also had recent faxis process which seemingly is resolved.
I was way off but I got it. some interosseous process. nm
Subject: I was way off but I got it. some interosseous process. nm
nm
s/l APPENDERS-like process sm
Subject: s/l APPENDERS-like process sm
The patient was noted to have a _02:26_ like process in the proximity of her chronic wound. It is not friable.
"siatic" process? On wound. sm
The patient has a necrotic wound on calf. Dictates..."there is no s/l siatic process".... Ideas?
"say-a-lytic" process ??
Subject: "say-a-lytic" process ??
The patient has a nonhealing ulcer of the foot. Dictates what sounds like "No evidence of active "say-a-lytic" process.
I feel like this is on the tip of my tongue, but can't get it.
Help! Thanks!
ENT question regarding process of the malleus
Subject: ENT question regarding process of the malleus
The patient has a TM perforation. S/L Olm? process of the malleus has been eroded. The incus and stapes are absent.
concomit disease process
Subject: concomit disease process
The patient's s/l concomit diesease process make him difficult to treat.
never min, it was "the spinal process"
Subject: never min, it was "the spinal process"
subandroseus process in the pelvis on x-ray
Subject: subandroseus process in the pelvis on x-ray
Drawing a blank here. Can anyone help?
Plades ? reactive process
Subject: Plades ? reactive process
MRI showed some mild left neuroforaminal narrowing,plades ? reactive process and some facet hypertrophy. Any guesses?
SMA-7 "CO2 30" ? by process of elimination... sm
Subject: SMA-7 "CO2 30" ? by process of elimination... sm
SMA-7=sodium, potassium, chloride, bicarbonate (or CO2), glucose, BUN, creatinine. Glucose and bicarbonate are your missing values; 30 is a normal value for CO2...so my guess is they're saying "CO2 30" and leaving out the glucose value....
s/l Borhaws? type process (cardiology?)
Subject: s/l Borhaws? type process (cardiology?)
Doctor says....objective data not consistent with pericarditis or s/l Borhaws type process....? No luck with google, maybe I'm missing something. TIA.
impression: bronchiolitis s/l sublets? or other process
Subject: impression: bronchiolitis s/l sublets? or other process
sm... "Brachial pulse **process normal."
Subject: sm... "Brachial pulse **process normal."
dictation, "Examination shows the left arm to be normal in appearance.
Left radial pulse is normal. Brachial pulse **process normal. There
are no visible veins in the left arm."
I'm trying to help a friend. Thanks, Robyne
the radial styloid process is a part - sm
Subject: the radial styloid process is a part - sm
of the radius bone. google stylus, which is the needle tip inserted to carry the voltage to test the pacemaker leads. I don't think it is styloid. She sent it to QA, so now they can worry about it. Ha!
pterygoids (bilateral pterygoid bone/process)-nm
Subject: pterygoids (bilateral pterygoid bone/process)-nm
She has several missing teeth and is in the process of having extractions due to chronic please sm
Subject: She has several missing teeth and is in the process of having extractions due to chronic please sm
s/l piaria, gingivitis and caries. Thanks!
I know there is a mamillary process of the vertebra, so I suspect he is making up his own words
Subject: I know there is a mamillary process of the vertebra, so I suspect he is making up his own words
as he goes. Thanks for trying though.
dictator is saying: acute cardiopulmonary process, prominence to the right helium
Subject: dictator is saying: acute cardiopulmonary process, prominence to the right helium
acute cardiopulmonary process, prominence to the right helium. could that be correct: Right helium?
gensyme process? I asked about this awhile ago but can't find it again and can't remember eit
Subject: gensyme process? I asked about this awhile ago but can't find it again and can't remember either.
tia
s/l Lanks-Aspen interspinous process traction fusion device
Subject: s/l Lanks-Aspen interspinous process traction fusion device
x
Pilex (ilex shrinks enlarged veins, controls bleeding and hastens the healing process in the anorect
Subject: Pilex (ilex shrinks enlarged veins, controls bleeding and hastens the healing process in the anorectal region)
rostrum /ros·trum/ (rosītrum) pl. rosītra, rostrums [L.] a beak-shaped process.
Subject: rostrum /ros·trum/ (rosītrum) pl. rosītra, rostrums [L.] a beak-shaped process.
s/l duo MRI ? (For the spine ) Thanks
Subject: s/l duo MRI ? (For the spine ) Thanks
x
is it: c-spine, C-spine or c spine or C spine??
Subject: is it: c-spine, C-spine or c spine or C spine??
why can't i find this in any books telling me C, c, C-, c-.. HELLP
C-spine
Subject: C-spine
I have always seen it as C-spine (cervical).
C-spine
Subject: C-spine
I worked for a spine doctor for almost 2 years. It is C-spine.
spine
Subject: spine
Working on a spinal report. Ever heard of ozodentoidian defect. The sentence reads...."There is no marrow edema on the MRI indicating this is an old fracture or (s/l ozodentoidian) defect".
MR C-spine help
Subject: MR C-spine help
MR C-spine sounds like "two transhalotrusker region are normal"
C-Spine
Subject: C-Spine
How do you write C-Spine? Hyphen or no hyphen? Capital C, S or not?
She has no tenderness over the C-Spine.
Thanks
C-spine help
Subject: C-spine help
C-spine s/l serings. No pain, paresthesias, or weakness reported. (Appears in PMH).
Suggestions? Thanks!
Spine help please. sm
Subject: Spine help please. sm
MRI: He also has the prior noted fusions at C4-7 with instrumentation artifact in the lower portion of the *constrict.* (Could also s/l tonstrick)
Thanks!
C spine
Subject: C spine
C5-6
l-spine
Subject: l-spine
maybe just saying C-spine? NM
Subject: maybe just saying C-spine? NM
x
C spine
Subject: C spine
I can never remember how "C spine" is formatted, whether it is c-spine or C-spine or C spine. So, once and for all, and hopefully I will remember this time, how is it supposed to be. I don't own a book of style, yet.
Spine
Subject: Spine
Doctor says C5,6,7 fusion instrumentation. Should it be C5-6-7 fusion instrumentation?
spine.
Subject: spine.
x
acromion process - type 2 or type II
Subject: acromion process - type 2 or type II
Cervical can mean other than spine..(sm)
Subject: Cervical can mean other than spine..(sm)
it's also used as a general reference to the "neck" portion of a structure. So where you would probably say cysts in the neck of the pancreas, he's saying cervical (meaning here neck of the pancreas) cysts.
on spine x-ray s/l Flebolis
Subject: on spine x-ray s/l Flebolis
Doing cervical spine and it seems he is saying
Subject: Doing cervical spine and it seems he is saying
there is normal s/l imbrication. Also, he says what sounds like "There is no listhesis." Help please, I am new at this.
Thanks much :)
C3, C4, and C5 for cervical spine
Subject: C3, C4, and C5 for cervical spine
It is in the AAMT BOS.
|
