dullness and fluid wave nm
Posted By: anon on 2005-12-01
In Reply to: s/l ___do-nis (first of word cut off by background nose). - It's snowing
Subject: dullness and fluid wave nm
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Fluid wave is good
Subject: Fluid wave is good
I worked for a group of ENT docs for 20 years.
Lost R wave or loss of R wave
Subject: Lost R wave or loss of R wave
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You install drywall, not fluid. Fluid is instilled. nm
Subject: You install drywall, not fluid. Fluid is instilled. nm
nm
aqueous fluid . Fluid gets blocked with glaucoma. nm
Subject: aqueous fluid . Fluid gets blocked with glaucoma. nm
dullness. nm
Subject: dullness. nm
x
dullness
Subject: dullness
x
No tenderness or dullness in the LUQ? sm
Subject: No tenderness or dullness in the LUQ? sm
Sorry. Not exactly your S/L. Here is a link with terms regarding abdominal exam and others.
http://mtdesk.com/lstphysl.shtml
diffuse dullness? nm
Subject: diffuse dullness? nm
basal dullness
Subject: basal dullness
That makes more sense. Thanks!!!
Maybe "dullness" as in dullness to percussion? nm
Subject: Maybe "dullness" as in dullness to percussion? nm
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No dullness, rales, rhonchi
Subject: No dullness, rales, rhonchi
Perhaps this it. Can you hear it?
dullness in Traube's space? nm
Subject: dullness in Traube's space? nm
non-Q-wave MI
Subject: non-Q-wave MI
Don't think there is a QST wave. nm
Subject: Don't think there is a QST wave. nm
x
STT wave changes - NM
Subject: STT wave changes - NM
NM
I think it should be "P" wave nm
Subject: I think it should be "P" wave nm
x
ST-T-wave changes
Subject: ST-T-wave changes
nm
Is it ST-T-wave changes or ST-T wave changes?
Subject: Is it ST-T-wave changes or ST-T wave changes?
It's a modifier, so would it be ST-T-wave changes?
TIA
ST-T wave
Subject: ST-T wave
ST-T waves changes.
non-Q-wave MI
Subject: non-Q-wave MI
not sure if there would be a hyphen between non-Q-wave? anyone know? Thanks for the help.
wave sign
Subject: wave sign
I tried searching the archives and have looked in my books. Clear as day.........
Abdomen: Wave sign positive.
?is it capitalized? Thanks so much in advance.
they also say PR interval and R-wave....sm
Subject: they also say PR interval and R-wave....sm
R-wave progression, QRS duration, QT segment, ST and T elevations or segments, PR interval and all kinds of letters of the alphabet *lol*
Best of luck!! *S*
E to A wave reversal
Subject: E to A wave reversal
I'm looking for the proper way to write this: E/A, or E to A, or E-A, or E- to A-wave reversal?
Thanks for your help.
ST-T wave abnormality?
Subject: ST-T wave abnormality?
T-wave inversion (nm)
Subject: T-wave inversion (nm)
wave form
Subject: wave form
does it sound like H-wave?
Subject: does it sound like H-wave?
I always have hyphenated T-wave.
Subject: I always have hyphenated T-wave.
Electrocardiographic wave segment
Subject: Electrocardiographic wave segment
per my Stedman's abbreviation book.
Wave sign is correct - sm
Subject: Wave sign is correct - sm
and it would not be capitalized.
I think the dictator is referring to a positive fluid wave. A fluid wave elicited on abdominal exam could be diagnostic of ascites.
cardio T-wave abnormality
Subject: cardio T-wave abnormality
T-wave abnormality in the S/l three Na-VF appears to be nonspecific.
Thank you
Deborah
undulation = wave-like motion, could fit
Subject: undulation = wave-like motion, could fit
x
nonspecific ST-T wave changes (on EKG, not neuro).
Subject: nonspecific ST-T wave changes (on EKG, not neuro).
x
or nonspecific ST-T wave abnormality
Subject: or nonspecific ST-T wave abnormality
"ST-T wave changes" is correct
Subject: "ST-T wave changes" is correct
Probably 'flipped' a flipped T (wave)
Subject: Probably 'flipped' a flipped T (wave)
x
Ok i for sure hear the Q but could he be saying Q wave abnormality
Subject: Ok i for sure hear the Q but could he be saying Q wave abnormality
E:A wave ratio per Stedman's
Subject: E:A wave ratio per Stedman's
Cardiology & Pulmonary Words.
poor R-wave progression?
Subject: poor R-wave progression?
S-waves do exist and so do S-wave changes.
Subject: S-waves do exist and so do S-wave changes.
Abby
I usually hear, and Stedman's lists ST-T wave changes. nm
Subject: I usually hear, and Stedman's lists ST-T wave changes. nm
x
Is segment clear? Maybe no ST or T wave depression? nm
Subject: Is segment clear? Maybe no ST or T wave depression? nm
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it's occult anemia is it not? I just had a brain wave LOL thanks! n/m
Subject: it's occult anemia is it not? I just had a brain wave LOL thanks! n/m
extracorporeal shock wave lithotripsy
Subject: extracorporeal shock wave lithotripsy
Never heard it as electric shock wave litho in over 15 years of transcription. Only ESWL - extracorporeal shock wave lithotripsy.
PR interval is the segment on an EKG that begins with the P wave until the beginning of the QRS SM
Subject: PR interval is the segment on an EKG that begins with the P wave until the beginning of the QRS SM
QRS complex. So if you have a shortened PR interval, then a diagnosis for Wolff-Parkinson-White syndrome could be made.
Sats 95% on room air with good s/l wave form? nm....tia
Subject: Sats 95% on room air with good s/l wave form? nm....tia
nm
Maybe ESWL (extracorporeal shock wave treatment) or corticosteroids. nm
Subject: Maybe ESWL (extracorporeal shock wave treatment) or corticosteroids. nm
s
..subclavian and vertebral arteries were patent with normal wave forms *proximately* and
Subject: ..subclavian and vertebral arteries were patent with normal wave forms *proximately* and
antegrade flow. Does this make sense? Thanks.
fluid
Subject: fluid
cloudy
IV fluid/ESL/help
Subject: IV fluid/ESL/help
The patient has tube feeds, uti acute gastric tract, & dehydration. She was continued on IV fluids. Doctor says the IV fluids are called~~~S/L cit-twin-flagyn??
IV fluid help.
Subject: IV fluid help.
This patient is elderly and has stopped eating for a couple of days. Doctor says what s/l "will give him IV fluid, normal saline with 10 of K at 100 an hour over the next 24 hours." (Assume K is potassium?)Does this sound correct? I'm not too familiar with this kind of stuff. Thanks.
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