My ortho book shows D-ring under strap
Posted By: Me on 2008-09-11
In Reply to: two words for Ortho - Tracey
Subject: My ortho book shows D-ring under strap
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it's not D-ring splint. she is definately saying strap.
Subject: it's not D-ring splint. she is definately saying strap.
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Ortho op note, dictator says up in the s/l b strap position? I hate ortho.
Subject: Ortho op note, dictator says up in the s/l b strap position? I hate ortho.
ortho word, s/l de-loading strap?
Subject: ortho word, s/l de-loading strap?
My onc book shows
Subject: My onc book shows
verrucous squamous cell carcinoma and also villous. and varicoid. Might want to check into those by googling the phrases.
My Stedman's OB-GYN book shows
Subject: My Stedman's OB-GYN book shows
it as OB-GYN on the cover, as part of the name of the book, but when you look it up under O, it shows OB/GYN as the abbreviation for obstetrics and gynecology.
I am in the habit of using a hyphen and I am not sure if I am consistent with all caps or title case, so don't feel too bad for being confused.
Stedman's Rad book shows under scanners:
Subject: Stedman's Rad book shows under scanners:
Ultramark 9 as well as ultrafast computed tomography.
My lab book shows normals are in the 20s, so it's incorrect or there's
Subject: My lab book shows normals are in the 20s, so it's incorrect or there's
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You have a different abbv book than I have. Mine shows mL but says can also be ml
Subject: You have a different abbv book than I have. Mine shows mL but says can also be ml
Hmm my abbreviation book shows ml no mL, but I find it must be incorrect.
Subject: Hmm my abbreviation book shows ml no mL, but I find it must be incorrect.
Thanks for the correct way.
In the Sanders Pharmaceutical Drug Book 2008 it shows Benicar HCT, no slash
Subject: In the Sanders Pharmaceutical Drug Book 2008 it shows Benicar HCT, no slash
HCT is hydrochlorothiazide and when together, Benicar HCT means hydrocholorthiazide. It should not have to be spelled out and cannot be mistaken for hydrocortisone because there is no such thing as Benicar hydrocortisone. I would leave as is as your QA and others have stated. Hopefully this clears it up.
Stedman's Medical Equipment terms book or the Ortho terms book would help. nm
Subject: Stedman's Medical Equipment terms book or the Ortho terms book would help. nm
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Stedman's Ortho 5th shows it capitalized.
Subject: Stedman's Ortho 5th shows it capitalized.
Sted's Ortho Words shows it as Dyonics. nm
Subject: Sted's Ortho Words shows it as Dyonics. nm
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Zimmer is a known brand of components. Sted's Ortho Words shows it, as does a net
Subject: Zimmer is a known brand of components. Sted's Ortho Words shows it, as does a net
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Thanks! I was looking in the HPI ortho book
Subject: Thanks! I was looking in the HPI ortho book
I don't see that in my Ortho book -
Subject: I don't see that in my Ortho book -
And can't find that spelling online. It may be something new, but I've never heard/seen it as it's spelled.
Can you give a s/l spelling? How does he pronounce it?
When you look in your ortho book
Subject: When you look in your ortho book
under tendon, you won't see "extension" tendon. You will see extensor tendon.
per stedman's ortho book,
Subject: per stedman's ortho book,
pinprick is one word.
Yes, it is in the Stedman's Ortho Book. nm
Subject: Yes, it is in the Stedman's Ortho Book. nm
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Could it be Weil ? My ortho book
Subject: Could it be Weil ? My ortho book
Weil modified Ronconi osteotomy.
yes, you will find it in ortho book as it is also
Subject: yes, you will find it in ortho book as it is also
if you look in Stedman's Equipment Words, you will find that Cottle relates more to the HENT surgies.
I am also going by my experience from 10 years of operative notes.
Stedman's Ortho Book does have a Strayer--sm
procedure listed. Found Strayer also by google search.
It is Moreland...via Stedman's ortho book...nm
Subject: It is Moreland...via Stedman's ortho book...nm
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It is Hapad (per Stedman's ortho book) nm
Subject: It is Hapad (per Stedman's ortho book) nm
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There is a Brostrom per Stedmans ortho book
Subject: There is a Brostrom per Stedmans ortho book
It is a procedure/ligament reconstruction. Could that be it?
skiving per Stedman's ortho book..nm
Subject: skiving per Stedman's ortho book..nm
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there is a cast shoe in the stedmans ortho book
Subject: there is a cast shoe in the stedmans ortho book
In Stedman's ortho book I see jugal sutures.
Subject: In Stedman's ortho book I see jugal sutures.
I don't know what those are. I don't see anything close to your other s/l. I have the 4th edition of the ortho book.
Ashworth scale per ortho/neuro book
Subject: Ashworth scale per ortho/neuro book
I have 'ligamentotaxis' in Stedmans ortho word book
Subject: I have 'ligamentotaxis' in Stedmans ortho word book
I found arthrorheumatism in my ortho book, so probably a variation of that nm
Subject: I found arthrorheumatism in my ortho book, so probably a variation of that nm
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Yep - plain as day in my ortho book. What is wrong with me today!
Subject: Yep - plain as day in my ortho book. What is wrong with me today!
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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
know this is way late, but I see joint congruity in my ortho word book
Subject: know this is way late, but I see joint congruity in my ortho word book
I didn't try Google - only looked in Stedman's Ortho book. I wonder... nm
Subject: I didn't try Google - only looked in Stedman's Ortho book. I wonder... nm
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Stedman's ortho book lists fluid sign.
Subject: Stedman's ortho book lists fluid sign.
Rollator walker with a capital R, per Stedman's ortho book. nm.
Subject: Rollator walker with a capital R, per Stedman's ortho book. nm.
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os acromiale...Sted's Ortho/Rehab Words. Great book to have! :) nm
Subject: os acromiale...Sted's Ortho/Rehab Words. Great book to have! :) nm
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According to Stedmans Ortho and Rehab Book, 4th Edition, plantarflexion is ONE word.
Subject: According to Stedmans Ortho and Rehab Book, 4th Edition, plantarflexion is ONE word.
Could it be masses sign? And Homans has no apostrophe according to Stedman's ortho word book
Subject: Could it be masses sign? And Homans has no apostrophe according to Stedman's ortho word book
I found Luque plates in Stedmans Ortho and Rehab Book, 4th Edition
Subject: I found Luque plates in Stedmans Ortho and Rehab Book, 4th Edition
Could also be the Evra ring. (Ortho Evra) nm
Subject: Could also be the Evra ring. (Ortho Evra) nm
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Lodi Strap
Subject: Lodi Strap
Is it Lodi strap or Low-dye strap?
In foot care dictations...
thanx
Are you in the shoulder? Could it be bra strap? nm
Subject: Are you in the shoulder? Could it be bra strap? nm
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I know. I meant strap.
Subject: I know. I meant strap.
s/l shorpat strap
Subject: s/l shorpat strap
The patient has patellar tendinitis and chondromalacia patella.
I have recommended some physical therapy and also a s/l shorpat strap, which was dispensed today. tia.
He might just mean the cord was across the chest & over shoulder like a bandolier strap, but I
Subject: He might just mean the cord was across the chest & over shoulder like a bandolier strap, but I
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guess here, but possibly "diagonal loading strap." nm
Subject: guess here, but possibly "diagonal loading strap." nm
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A tug is a type of strap, so traction tug makes sense if they're trying to pull the pelvis in a
Subject: A tug is a type of strap, so traction tug makes sense if they're trying to pull the pelvis in a
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Thanks! Saw it in Equip book, but not cardiac book.
Subject: Thanks! Saw it in Equip book, but not cardiac book.
Go figure.
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??? ring? sm
Subject: ??? ring? sm
anatomically, they should be at the level of the fascia; they usually say "fascia" or "fascial ring" or "fascial collar" or perhaps even "fat"...can't think of anything that s/l point and it's definitely NOT bone...
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