PK2? 5-hole 135-degree compression plate

• PK2? 5-hole 135-degree compression plate - MTmom2
  • Pk2 - Horski
  • ? PEEK cate ? - XanaX
    • sheesh -- meant PEEK cage - XanaX

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When placed (guidepin) the initial placement looked slightly too far posterior, therefore it was withdrawn out to the fracture line and anterior pressure from the heel of the hand was pressed downward on the fracture area to more surely neutralize the pull of the s/l cellus and the pin was then advanced and was at this point more centralized in the head and neck fragment and better .......   (Can't find anything that the cellus would be) any ideas?  TIA

Direct visualization of optic nerve would suggest a very glaucomatous nerve with bearing of the _____ plate and bean potting. 

spelled both ways, can it be either?

Thanks so much!!  ');>

There is noted left ventricular hypertrophy with ___ abnormalities.  s/l weep hole 

TIA

No it cannot be either. There are a lot of misspellings out there.

http://www.cancer.gov/templates/db_alpha.aspx?CdrID=269437

Lilly

diverting loop colostomy is actually sunken in so that it is now functioning more of a __glow hole__ type of stoma

I tried to google it and used my Stedman' GI/GU book and cannot find it.

s/l cross hole migration of the humeral head ??

Thanks

Here is great mammogram link. Views are on page 2.

http://imaginis.com/breasthealth/mammogram_report.asp

second degree AV block (without hyphen) or 2nd degree AV block. 

According to the new AAMT guidelines, it states that the degree symbol should not be used as it can easily be not seen or mistaken as a dot on the paper.  90-degrees.

I need help with an ENT word. He says a 70 degree ----(??rigid??) Hopkins rod was used.. Any ideas.. bb

Is this correct wording for the doctor to say this this way "0-degree laparoscope".  The doctor is performing a laparoscopic hiatal hernia repair procedure using a visiport trocar and a "0-degree laparoscope".

Should it really be a "10 mm 0-degree laparoscope?  Please help

when transcribing temperatures? i.e., temperature was 100 (degree symbol?)

or write out the word, degrees?

TIA

BOS 2nd edition page 386:

Use the degree symbol if available, immediately followed by the abbreviation for the temperature scale.  If the degree symbol is not available, write out degrees (and the temperature scale name, if dictated) 

98ºF or 98 degrees Fahrenheit.

I need help in deciding how to type degree. Should it be like 30 degree or should it be 30 withe symbol for degree. Hope someone can help. Want it to be correct if there is a correct way.

I use Word and I have no idea how to get the degree symbol.  Does anyone know how to do that?

"Padding" lines is spelling things out, like abbreviations or numbers.  I was taught that when a doc says COPD, when it is the first time in the report, you spell out "chronic obstructive pulmonary disease."  Then, when COPD is stated later in the report, the abbreviation is to be used.  Many account specifics state a report must be typed verbatim, but I still refuse to use abbreviations when they are stated for the first time or in the assessment and plan.... Are you being accused of this or just trying to avoid it???