Agree with cords - as in Dupuytren's - nm
Posted By: Never heard of palpable cores. on 2007-11-06
In Reply to: more on this - anyone heard of 'palpable cores'? - sm
Subject: Agree with cords - as in Dupuytren's - nm
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possibly palpable cords as in Dupuytren's contractures
Subject: possibly palpable cords as in Dupuytren's contractures
I agree with cords.
Subject: I agree with cords.
Dupuytren's
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Dupuytren's
Subject: Dupuytren's
Dupuytren contracture
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Dupuytren's contracture
Subject: Dupuytren's contracture
Thanks Dupuytren's disease sm
Subject: Thanks Dupuytren's disease sm
Had just found it on whonamedit.com. I thought she was naming a tendon and I was not getting the disease part. Once I figured out she was saying disease (talking at the speed of light) then I knew where to look, my favorite site for these weirdo names LOL, www.whonamedit.com. Thanks for getting that for me.
Dupuytren diathesis?
Subject: Dupuytren diathesis?
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Dupuytren's contracture ?
Subject: Dupuytren's contracture ?
Dupuytren's contracture - affects tissues in the palm of the hand
dupuytren's range of motion?
Subject: dupuytren's range of motion?
Consider surgery or s/l TOI for Dupuytren's contractures. TIA!!!
Subject: Consider surgery or s/l TOI for Dupuytren's contractures. TIA!!!
Dupuytren canal (pronounced doopwetron) nm
Subject: Dupuytren canal (pronounced doopwetron) nm
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The Dupuytren's contracture, which was s/l 15 15 on April 7, 2006 now has....
Subject: The Dupuytren's contracture, which was s/l 15 15 on April 7, 2006 now has....
severely affected the right little finger. MP 44, PIP 71.
Just curious how I would write the "15 15" 15/15 15:15. Not too familiar with this.
Thanks guys!!!
cords NM
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I think it is cords.
Subject: I think it is cords.
That's right ... cords
Subject: That's right ... cords
The patient has no cords (like in palpable varicose veins), clubbing, cyanosis or edema in the lower extremities.
cords
Subject: cords
dictates what sounds like "without tramping cords"
I know it's cords, but could it be cramping? It really sounds like tramping but that doesn't make sense to me.
Thanks so much. :)
cords
Subject: cords
where are you in the body?
can you hear cords? nm
Subject: can you hear cords? nm
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vocal cords...
Subject: vocal cords...
"presbycularynx"???? No clue!
Cords is correct. nm
Subject: Cords is correct. nm
they always say no palpable cords
Subject: they always say no palpable cords
i've always just assumed it meant something like strands... like a tendon in the leg.
cords is correct. sm
Subject: cords is correct. sm
1. In anatomy, any long ropelike structure. A small, cordlike structure composed of several to many longitudinally oriented fibers, vessels, ducts, or combinations thereof.
Examination of the right hand reveals s/l classic model of Dupuytren's contracture
Subject: Examination of the right hand reveals s/l classic model of Dupuytren's contracture
:-)
Extremities PE No chords or cords
Subject: Extremities PE No chords or cords
Doc says " No edema. No evidence of s/l cords. What is meant by that? TIA!!!
Subject: Doc says " No edema. No evidence of s/l cords. What is meant by that? TIA!!!
Sometines hear calf tenderness, swelling, cords. nm
Subject: Sometines hear calf tenderness, swelling, cords. nm
There are no palpable cords or calf tenderness, despite the patient’s complaint of diffuse body ache
Subject: There are no palpable cords or calf tenderness, despite the patient’s complaint of diffuse body ache
ortho - palpation of lower ext. shows tight heel cords demonstrated by 'silver shield' test sm
Subject: ortho - palpation of lower ext. shows tight heel cords demonstrated by 'silver shield' test sm
Can anyone verify? If so, one word or two words? Can't find on google, Dorlands, or my ortho/neuro book.
TIA
cores might be cords, holmes may be Homans (as in Homans sign), moses may be masses? sm
Subject: cores might be cords, holmes may be Homans (as in Homans sign), moses may be masses? sm
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or calf tenderness? cords or tenderness? nm
Subject: or calf tenderness? cords or tenderness? nm
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ABduction or abduction of the vocal cords?
Subject: ABduction or abduction of the vocal cords?
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I agree with this....
Subject: I agree with this....
I agree...I think hematopoiesis is correct because there is a hematopoietic marrow..so all of that shoud fit in together...Hope this helps.
I agree.....sm
Subject: I agree.....sm
Faint visualization of the appendix sounds right. I type BE's all day (lucky me!!)
Agree! nm
Subject: Agree! nm
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I agree - sm
Subject: I agree - sm
As long as a testee is allowed to use reference material, etc. why should they not ask a question here? I personally research all of my own questions, but I do help out those that ask on this site, as well, if I know the answer. Besides, who made the above poster the "tester police" anyway? I saw no complaint from the administrator concerning multiple posts for a similar question.
Agree. nm
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I definitely agree!
Subject: I definitely agree!
He (or she, can't tell!) is saying peri J-tube abscess, which I am taking to mean there is an abscess in or around the J-tube insertion site, but peri-J-tube looks terrible and can't find periabscess or peri-abscess to reword the sentence. I have had this same dictator for the last 2 1/2 hours since I logged on!!!!
Agree with you...
Subject: Agree with you...
And after all that, the most professional and correct answer would actually be...leave a blank ;)
Yes, I agree with that but--sm
Subject: Yes, I agree with that but--sm
some people quote from this thing like it is the Bible or something, and it just is not. There are A LOT of doctors out there who do not adhere by the BOS and prefer their own guidelines. It does not make them wrong. It is just a matter of preference, more than anything. What's the AAMT gonna do, slap your hand if you don't use their guidelines?? shheesh. what a rip!
I would agree with you that...
Subject: I would agree with you that...
it's either "skull base structures" or even more likely "skull and bony structures". I have never seen "scobi" in my years either, but see how it can be easily misunderstood as that for one the phrases above with a fast dictator.
I agree with M.A. -- sm
Subject: I agree with M.A. -- sm
I think the "reostis" is "sphero" and "sight" is "cyte" -- giving the word "spherocyte".
Have a great weekend.
I agree with ER MT
Subject: I agree with ER MT
It is probably lung cancer.
Agree with n.p.o. (nm)
Subject: Agree with n.p.o. (nm)
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I agree.
Subject: I agree.
Very nice people that have saved my tail from the chopblock! LOL
I agree
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It is a shame when the doctors do not specify what exactly they want quoted. Tough call, but I agree "too busy". You kind of have to put yourself in the doc's place. Doc asks: Are you exercising? Pt. states: "No, too busy.", or "No, I'm too bus." That sort of thing.... 
I agree with ER MT
Subject: I agree with ER MT
if it is an Asian dictating and he/she says the patient is an Oriental male/female, then I transcribe it as Oriental.
EXACTLY - I agree with MT in MT....sm
Subject: EXACTLY - I agree with MT in MT....sm
Not my/our job to correct their way(s) of thinking nor their political
(un)correctness....they say Oriental, that's what they get......
I agree (sm)
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I AGREE!
Subject: I AGREE!
I agree.. the BOS is not the know all and end all--sm
Subject: I agree.. the BOS is not the know all and end all--sm
with anything, except the 80.00 they want you to spend on it every year, when they keep changing things just to make someone buy it. I can live without it, and my docs say Baker's cyst and want it typed that way.
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