Full ER (externl rotation) band position?
Posted By: Christina on 2008-08-13
In Reply to: It does not sound like that. Any other guesses? - akhan
Subject: Full ER (externl rotation) band position?
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humeral external rotation (full can position), (sm)
Subject: humeral external rotation (full can position), (sm)
only found one site on Medscape that notes this, but it is restricted for use unless you are a member to view the whole report...
Sea-band if used for motion sickness, C-band if used for tennis elbow
Subject: Sea-band if used for motion sickness, C-band if used for tennis elbow
listen for orthotopic position (meaning normal or usual position). nm
Subject: listen for orthotopic position (meaning normal or usual position). nm
is there a position s/l Dutch? left lateral decubitus position?
Subject: is there a position s/l Dutch? left lateral decubitus position?
lap band - laparoscopic band surgery. It is not
Subject: lap band - laparoscopic band surgery. It is not
a "name" as such, so not capitalized.
Procto position probably short for proctoscopic position. nm
Subject: Procto position probably short for proctoscopic position. nm
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he has full extension of the s/l elbow box at full flexion. nm
Subject: he has full extension of the s/l elbow box at full flexion. nm
nm
sounds more like band endoscope, there is a narrow-band illumination endoscope...sm
Subject: sounds more like band endoscope, there is a narrow-band illumination endoscope...sm
that is used to see the contrasts of the mouth and throat more clearly. Especially as this procedure started with a microlaryngoscope, which is used either in patients with narrow airways or to get a more clear picture, I would be more apt to say the doc said band endoscope.
semi-Fowler position one similar to Fowler's position but with the head less elevated
Subject: semi-Fowler position one similar to Fowler's position but with the head less elevated
? might mean subcutaneous rotation
Subject: ? might mean subcutaneous rotation
subacute rotation ?
Subject: subacute rotation ?
passive rotation?
Subject: passive rotation?
internal rotation
Subject: internal rotation
with 10 of internal rotation.
Subject: with 10 of internal rotation.
nm
internal rotation to her arm across her belly
Subject: internal rotation to her arm across her belly
It has been a long day and I need an opinion. Thanks!!
four levels of internal rotation?
Subject: four levels of internal rotation?
That's probably correct if it's a shoulder exam. Internal rotation is measured by vertebral levels.
S/l Katel medial rotation
Subject: S/l Katel medial rotation
Multiple GSW: At this point we then proceeded with a s/l Katel medial rotation of the colon which was again done sharply and bluntly in order to properly inspect the inferior vena cava and the aorta, which all appeared to be normal with no injury.
flexion and rotation of the tibionavicular?
Subject: flexion and rotation of the tibionavicular?
maybe internal rotation is normal?
Subject: maybe internal rotation is normal?
depending on what part of the body you are at.
Usually hear "center of rotation" (nm)
Subject: Usually hear "center of rotation" (nm)
It was center "of rotation"
Subject: It was center "of rotation"
Thank you both so much for taking the time to help! I certainly appreciate it.
lacks four levels of internal rotation??
Subject: lacks four levels of internal rotation??
nm
MRI: under rotation of the head of the left *** (bacampus).
Subject: MRI: under rotation of the head of the left *** (bacampus).
An MRI of the brain revealed a globular appearance and under rotation of the head of the left *** (bacampus).
FABER (flexion, abduction, external rotation)? NM
Subject: FABER (flexion, abduction, external rotation)? NM
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FABER stands for Flexion, Abduction, and External Rotation of the hip.
Subject: FABER stands for Flexion, Abduction, and External Rotation of the hip.
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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FABERE (Flexion, ABduction, External Rotation, and Extension)
Subject: FABERE (Flexion, ABduction, External Rotation, and Extension)
Makes sense. Scoliosis is a lateral curve. A rotation is more of a twisting
Subject: Makes sense. Scoliosis is a lateral curve. A rotation is more of a twisting
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lap band was placed
Subject: lap band was placed
Please help with the 'e' word.
something like Lap-Band ? sm
Subject: something like Lap-Band ? sm
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Got cut off, but she is not saying Lap-Band. Thank you~!
Subject: Got cut off, but she is not saying Lap-Band. Thank you~!
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Lap band
Subject: Lap band
When I look it up, it is always upper case>> LAP-BAND
should it always be transcribed this way. If so, what about lap banding.
patient is doing well 2 weeks' status post lap-banding.
Any clues?
band-aid, Band-Aid, Band-aid???
Subject: band-aid, Band-Aid, Band-aid???
How in the world do we type this darn word? Is it always capitalized letters - how do you know it is not just a generic band-aid and not the Band-Aid brand, which would of course then be capitalized?
LAP band
Subject: LAP band
dd
Sea-Band or C-Band
Subject: Sea-Band or C-Band
Not sure which is correct. Patient was offered a C-Band to help with her arm.
Sea-Band
Subject: Sea-Band
I actually just got two for morning sickness. Does not work.
s/l eye-key band
Subject: s/l eye-key band
Orthopedics -- maybe something about the hip?
band
Subject: band
first thought is iliotibial band? If not, then would you give more sentences etc.
iliotibial tract
[TA]; a fibrous reinforcement of the fascia lata on the lateral surface of the thigh, extending from the crest of the ilium (especially the tuberculum of the crest) to the anterolateral aspect of the lateral condyle of the tibia (Gerdy tubercle). Syn: iliotibial band, Maissiat band, tractus iliotibialis [TA].
Lap-Band sm.
Subject: Lap-Band sm.
What is the correct way to type lap band procedure. Is Lap and Band capitalized and also is there a hyphen Lap-Band procedure. TIA.
I believe it is Future Band.
Subject: I believe it is Future Band.
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s/l band treatment
Subject: s/l band treatment
She received an albuterol and Atrovent nebulizer s/l band treatment x 1 with two additional albuterol s/l band treatments.
anhime band around the toe.
Subject: anhime band around the toe.
I suspect that she may have a tightening band, like an -anheim- band around the toe. We will see how the steroid does.
plica band nm
Subject: plica band nm
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So lap band is also "generic"? sm
Subject: So lap band is also "generic"? sm
Okay, thanks! I'll look back at the dictation and see if I can tell which it should be.
So lap band is also "generic"? sm
Subject: So lap band is also "generic"? sm
Okay, thanks! I'll look back at the dictation and see if I can tell which it should be.
It IS the LAP-BAND system....SM
Subject: It IS the LAP-BAND system....SM
http://www.lapband.com/
LAP-BAND is trademarked and is the name of the system....
band width is what I think it might be
Subject: band width is what I think it might be
oligoclonal band
Subject: oligoclonal band
Could it be oligoclonal band?
Oops Lap-Band. Sorry Nm
Subject: Oops Lap-Band. Sorry Nm
FYI it is LAP-BAND, trademarked
Subject: FYI it is LAP-BAND, trademarked
http://www.lap-band.com/lapband/portal.do
LAP-BAND® System
Band-Aid is a brand name, therefore
Subject: Band-Aid is a brand name, therefore
it is capitalized when used.
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