more info - this is referring to gastroesophageal junction
Posted By: IndianaMT on 2006-10-17
In Reply to: Siewart type I or Siewert type I - IndianaMT
Subject: more info - this is referring to gastroesophageal junction
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GE junction (gastroesophageal) (nm)
Subject: GE junction (gastroesophageal) (nm)
not sure what you're referring to...more info needed nm
Subject: not sure what you're referring to...more info needed nm
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LS junction (lumbosacral junction) perhaps
Subject: LS junction (lumbosacral junction) perhaps
How 'bout that?
Gastroesophageal test?
Subject: Gastroesophageal test?
Doc dictates "The patient states he had a rue on y performed because of severe gastroesophageal reflux."
any ideas?
Thanks,
Gastroesophageal test?
Subject: Gastroesophageal test?
The rue on y is actually Roux-en-Y (it is a type of gastric bypass surgery)
JE junction?
Subject: JE junction?
The doctor is saying, she was admitted December 12th through the 18th for gastroparesis and coffee ground emesis from a s/l arrose of changes at the s/l JE junction. Any ideas?
s/l musculotenis junction
Subject: s/l musculotenis junction
doc says
He has minimal pains around the anterior spine and a little bit below this over the sartorius and mostly around the ??? musculotenis ?? junction of the sartorius in this region
musculotendinous junction. nm
Subject: musculotendinous junction. nm
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s/l saphenopalpateal junction
Subject: s/l saphenopalpateal junction
EXTREMITIES: Reveal some spider varicosities in the posterior surface of both knees. She also has some on her upper thighs. Her saphenofemoral junctions were evaluated and found to be competent bilaterally. Her "saphenopalpateal" junctions were evaluated and found to be competent bilaterally.
saphenopopliteal junction??? - nm
Subject: saphenopopliteal junction??? - nm
s/l carpocervical junction
Subject: s/l carpocervical junction
The uterus was found to be wider at the top than the vaginal canal. Therefore, the uterus was bisected in half up to the carpocervical junction?
Maybe vaginocervical junction? nm
Subject: Maybe vaginocervical junction? nm
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probably just "GE junction" /nm
Subject: probably just "GE junction" /nm
s/l costovernal junction?
Subject: s/l costovernal junction?
No pain with palpation of hte sternum or the costo??? junction.
I'm thinking costovertebral?
costochondral junction?
Subject: costochondral junction?
squamocolumnar junction
Subject: squamocolumnar junction
muscle-tendon junction -->
Subject: muscle-tendon junction -->
The union of a muscle and tendon fibre in which sarcolemma intervenes between the two; the end of the muscle fibre may be rounded, conical, or tapered.
Maybe slurring thoracic junction
Subject: Maybe slurring thoracic junction
S/L "Judy" or "Junie" junction
Subject: S/L "Judy" or "Junie" junction
The first suture was placed to the left side of the fundus to deflect pass the the S/L judy junction to the right side of the wrap and tied.
Only thing I can think of is duodenal. Anyone else?
costovertebral angle junction? nm
Subject: costovertebral angle junction? nm
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s/l squamo-clonal junction?
Subject: s/l squamo-clonal junction?
during colposcopy the cervix was dilated. The s/l squamo-clonal junction could then not be visualized due to bleeding. Endocervical currettage was therefore performed.
Any chance it's thoracolumbar junction syndrome?
Subject: Any chance it's thoracolumbar junction syndrome?
(nm)
And without many hits, I also found a corpocervical junction. nm
Subject: And without many hits, I also found a corpocervical junction. nm
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how would you transcribe upper 2/3 lower 1/3 junction (use slash or hyphen?)
Subject: how would you transcribe upper 2/3 lower 1/3 junction (use slash or hyphen?)
Ortho help please - shoulder internal rotation to s/l alice junction Thanks for the help! nm
Subject: Ortho help please - shoulder internal rotation to s/l alice junction Thanks for the help! nm
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increased uptake right T-L junction (lumbosacral spine) is this typed right?
Subject: increased uptake right T-L junction (lumbosacral spine) is this typed right?
what? What are you referring to?
Subject: what? What are you referring to?
and not all MTs are *girls* by the way.........
maybe referring to vas (sm)
Subject: maybe referring to vas (sm)
- a tube that transports sperm from the epididymis to the seminal vesicles
??
I don't think so because that would be referring to someone
Subject: I don't think so because that would be referring to someone
who looks for analogies. I think he means that the symptoms are like a prodrome to the syndrome. Plus, he pronounces it al-o-gest (with guh sound, not gee). Thanks though!
Could be referring to
Subject: Could be referring to
the 3/3 recall test. Patient is shown 3 objects and then after a few minutes asked to recall them. Just a guess. :-)
Referring to MI?
Subject: Referring to MI?
Could be biopsy. Endomyocardial biopsy ?
I believe it's referring
Subject: I believe it's referring
to the fact that a female is a virgin, but kind of silly as you can be non-marital and non-virgin. ;-) Outdated, I believe.
Are you referring to
Subject: Are you referring to
Medi Strumpf? You're not going with that one?? :-)
You are right - referring to those 3 tests - and I would (sm)
Subject: You are right - referring to those 3 tests - and I would (sm)
transcribe it like this
drop, can, and arc.
Thanks, that helps! That's probably what he was referring to then.
Subject: Thanks, that helps! That's probably what he was referring to then.
I wasn't finding anything for AP node, but I do for the AP window lymph node as you said, so that seems right. Plus, it fits with the area he's talking about. Thanks!
If it's got caine on the end, it's referring to an
Subject: If it's got caine on the end, it's referring to an
anesthetic. Perhaps they mean "with an antibiotic".
I've never heard of that, maybe it's Marcaine?
Could be referring to troponin I being 713..nm
Subject: Could be referring to troponin I being 713..nm
nm
I capitalize them because they are referring sm
Subject: I capitalize them because they are referring sm
to specific sections of the report with that exact header. If you were referring to the "laboratory" below and your header was "Diagnostic Data Blah-Blah", then you'd leave "laboratory" lowercase.
Sentence please, what is it referring to?
Subject: Sentence please, what is it referring to?
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radiopharmaceutical - he is referring
Subject: radiopharmaceutical - he is referring
to the drug that the patient was given, such as adenosine or dobutamine.
It could be that "purpose" is referring to
Subject: It could be that "purpose" is referring to
puposeful movement, such as walking straight, turning, reaching to grasp, etc., sort of on the line of testing for "intention" tremors.
in this case doc is referring to several .sm
Subject: in this case doc is referring to several .sm
patent ductus arteriosus and clearly dictates s/l "arterios-es.
No, doc was referring to ability to eat
Subject: No, doc was referring to ability to eat
The previous sentence had talked about having a swallow study and having dysphagia, so I am sure the word did not refer to word-finding or memory impairment. Doc very clearly stated "pneumestic" -- I just cannot find anything that closely resembles that word, and I sure don't know where QA got it from.
He is probably referring to the uptake
Subject: He is probably referring to the uptake
of the scan. Can't remember if those first 2 letters are correct, though.
Even when referring to the eye, both are correct.
Subject: Even when referring to the eye, both are correct.
It is correct to use either disc or disk when referring to the eye.
BUS is referring to the glands s/m
Subject: BUS is referring to the glands s/m
Bartholin, urethral, Skene and I assume VV means vaginal vault. So, it would be BUS and VV or BUS/VV
No, it is referring to his speciality, not his
Subject: No, it is referring to his speciality, not his
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Believe this is referring to a soleus -sm
Subject: Believe this is referring to a soleus -sm
Could she be referring to coumadin?
Subject: Could she be referring to coumadin?
I noticed the patient was on 5 mg of coumadin on the last progress note. Do you think she may be referring to coumadin?
Was - is referring to lidocaine, not the 5 mL.
Subject: Was - is referring to lidocaine, not the 5 mL.
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Of course, it was referring to the lidocaine,
Subject: Of course, it was referring to the lidocaine,
but it still sounds better if you use "was" instead of "were." Just as you wouldn't say, "2 cups of water was spilled" but instead, "2 cups of water were spilled." It's a matter of what sounds better, in some cases. :-)
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