LKS (orLKF) and BJE?

Posted By: dhammer on 2007-08-21
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I am an entry-level medical transcriptionist. Can anyone help me with this? I have run across two acronyms. The first one sounds like LKS or LKF. It is dictated in a physical examination paragraph and is dictated like this: No LKS or LKF felt. The second one sounds like BJE. It is dictated like this: BJE: No adduction or abduction were noted. Thanks for any help with this.

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LKS (orLKF) and BJE? - dhammer
- LKS is liver, kidneys, spleen, not sure about BJE. nm - BOS challenged
- Maybe - Jeeperbelle
- So what are they? - Jeeperbelle
  - I think bones, joints and extremities. nm - M.A.
  - LKS is liver, kidneys, spleen. Still thinking about BJE. - nm
    - BJE is Bones and Joints Examination - dhammer
- NEVERMIND! FOUND IT! - dhammer

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