| Electrocardiographic wave segmentPosted By: nm on 2005-11-27In Reply to: abbreviation help - Tiredfingers
 
 Subject: Electrocardiographic wave segment
 
 per my Stedman's abbreviation book.
 
 
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 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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 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. non-ST-segment MI or "ST-segment MI"
 Subject: non-ST-segment MI or "ST-segment MI"
 
 possibly without the J or the J is really "non"??
 Lost R wave or loss of R wave
 Subject: Lost R wave or loss of R wave
 
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 ST and T segment...
 Subject: ST and T segment...
 
 so could it be ST and T wave changes?
 ST segment depression.....
 Subject: ST segment depression.....
 
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 I think I got it- segment of stenosis
 Subject: I think I got it- segment of stenosis
 
 
 ST segment - what does ST stand for? is it an acronym? ....
 Subject: ST segment - what does ST stand for? is it an acronym? ....
 
 This is in the area of cardiology test.  TIA.
 extensive anterior segment
 Subject: extensive anterior segment
 
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 in vertical segment diagonal? nm
 Subject: in vertical segment diagonal? nm
 
 
 and lower uterine segment?  nm
 Subject: and lower uterine segment?  nm
 
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 may be rachis or rakish, describing the segment.nm
 Subject: may be rachis or rakish, describing the segment.nm
 
 nm
 Same MRA, same ESL: "s/l Cephala  segment of the basal artery"
 Subject: Same MRA, same ESL: "s/l Cephala  segment of the basal artery"
 
 
 She had some ST segment elevation in her lateral s/l "ludes".
 Subject: She had some ST segment elevation in her lateral s/l "ludes".
 
 
 can you possibly hear "anterior" or "posterior" segment? /nm
 Subject: can you possibly hear "anterior" or "posterior" segment? /nm
 
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 Actually according to Stedmans if dictated -- non-STEMI = non-ST segment myocardial infarction ....
 Subject: Actually according to Stedmans if dictated -- non-STEMI = non-ST segment myocardial infarction ....
 
 and if dictated NSTEMI = non-ST segment elevation myocardial infarction.
 Hi poodle lady, this one would be "cephalad segment" of the basal artery...sm
 Subject: Hi poodle lady, this one would be "cephalad segment" of the basal artery...sm
 
 just orienting the direction.  Used to working in Diagnostic Imaging and Nuclear Medicine in-hospital, so I am trying to figure out your other posting, ok?
   a heart attack: ST segment elevation myocardial infarction (STEMI):
 Subject: a heart attack: ST segment elevation myocardial infarction (STEMI):
 
 
 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
 
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 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
 
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 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.
 Long shot here... "outpouching or uniform dilatation along a short segment of small bowel." nm
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 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.
 
 
 dullness and fluid wave  nm
 Subject: dullness and fluid wave  nm
 
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 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
 
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 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)
 
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 Fluid wave is good
 Subject: Fluid wave is good
 
 I worked for a group of ENT docs for 20 years.
 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
 
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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.
 
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