serum troponin
Posted By: bizzyfingers on 2007-06-29
In Reply to: s/l serotroponin...... - so bad at cardiology
Subject: serum troponin
It should be serum troponin
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serum osm? doc is dictating serum osm and urine, sodium and osm. Is osm short for osmolality?
Subject: serum osm? doc is dictating serum osm and urine, sodium and osm. Is osm short for osmolality?
sorry should be serum kinase or serum creatine
Subject: sorry should be serum kinase or serum creatine
serum kinase or serum creatinine kinase
Subject: serum kinase or serum creatinine kinase
I believe CS troponin is troponin T, not I, so 0.2 is okay sm
Subject: I believe CS troponin is troponin T, not I, so 0.2 is okay sm
Troponin T 0 - 0.2 ng/ml (onset: 3-4 hrs, peak: 10-24 hrs, return to normal: 10-14 days)
troponin
Subject: troponin
Troponin nondetectable. They always say what sounds like "nondetectable". I have searched for the word "nondetectable" and I cannot reference it in any English or medical dictionary. I believe it should be "undetectable", however, my QA person marked that incorrect and said it should be "nondetectable". Any opinions.
troponin
Subject: troponin
No - this account is not strictly verbatim.
troponin value
Subject: troponin value
Discharge troponin s/l 1.361, would this be correct? It was 9.45 at admission.
troponin nm
Subject: troponin nm
troponin
Subject: troponin
So were you right, did the doctor misspeak? was it "normal, and troponin was normal."
troponin
Subject: troponin
elevated troponin
Subject: elevated troponin
The elderly patient had elevated troponin and mental status change. S/L dictator is saying patient was treated for possible "enstemmie" ??? (He said this twice during discharge summary and both times sounded like "enstemmie"?? Thanks for any help.
Could be referring to troponin I being 713..nm
Subject: Could be referring to troponin I being 713..nm
nm
FYI: trOponin not trIponin. NM
Subject: FYI: trOponin not trIponin. NM
A troponin of 0.2 is still elevated with normal being
Subject: A troponin of 0.2 is still elevated with normal being
x
MB is fine. The last is troponin, which elevates after an MI. nm
Subject: MB is fine. The last is troponin, which elevates after an MI. nm
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sounds like a normal "CS troponin" value to me... nm
Subject: sounds like a normal "CS troponin" value to me... nm
In lab list, s/l "BDL lead" 42, troponin....Thanks
Subject: In lab list, s/l "BDL lead" 42, troponin....Thanks
troponin doesn't need to be capped. Put period after cr=1.5. K=potassium. NM
Subject: troponin doesn't need to be capped. Put period after cr=1.5. K=potassium. NM
WBC 9.5, hematocrit 33.7, hemoglobin 10.8. BUN and creatinine 42 and 2.6. Troponin was negative.
Subject: WBC 9.5, hematocrit 33.7, hemoglobin 10.8. BUN and creatinine 42 and 2.6. Troponin was negative.
horse serum?
Subject: horse serum?
I have a pt allergic to horse serum. Could someone explain this to me?
Horse serum - sm
Subject: Horse serum - sm
Horse serum is used in some vaccines.
LOL it is horse serum
Subject: LOL it is horse serum
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Subject: serum olostrum?
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Yes serum osmolality nm
Subject: Yes serum osmolality nm
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Could he be saying serum factor? nm
Subject: Could he be saying serum factor? nm
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Subject: serum osmolal maybe?
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Subject: s/l B12 serum ifix?
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listening again it isn't serum, it is urine. Still looking for R&S. Thanks
Subject: listening again it isn't serum, it is urine. Still looking for R&S. Thanks
homocysteine or hormone serum
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Subject: I think Nic is right, serum uric acid.
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Subject: there are 2, serum osmolality or osmolarity...
x
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Subject: Serum markers are used to detect
x
Icould be serum potassium depressed
Subject: Icould be serum potassium depressed
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females 3.4 to 4.4
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Subject: SPEP (serum protein electrophoresis) NM
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Subject: I found HSA (human serum antibody) and HLA-B nm
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Subject: s/l Capilight change seen on serum immunoelectrophoresis. Help??
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SPEP stands for serum protein electrophoresis
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Subject: wild guess - something like serum protein negative, colorless?
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Subject: transaminasemia? I googled it. elevated serum transaminase levels
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A 41/2-year-old asymptomatic girl with persistent elevated serum transaminase levels for eight months was found to have Wilson's disease. The diagnosis was suspected by the presence of fatty liver and nonspecific chronic hepatitis on liver biopsy and was proved by studies of copper metabolism, including determinations of serum ceruloplasmin and hepatic copper concentrations. Unexplained persistent transaminase elevation in children demand investigation by needle liver biopsy. Th presence of fatty liver and hepatitis should raise the possibility of Wilson's disease, which may then be confirmed by more specific tests. Advantages to early diagnosis include the institution of specific therapy and prevention of progressive liver disease.
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