Sibilant can describe breath sounds, kind of rhonchi or "sh" sound on expiration,,,,,nm
Posted By: Cyndiee on 2008-11-19
In Reply to: Anyone ever heard of this? - Dana
Subject: Sibilant can describe breath sounds, kind of rhonchi or "sh" sound on expiration,,,,,nm
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can't rule out but no "sh" sound at the "tial" part... sm
Subject: can't rule out but no "sh" sound at the "tial" part... sm
if that makes sense ;-)
I'll revisit it before I send it off... thanks for all the input!
I think you're right!!...does sound like rhonchi now
Subject: I think you're right!!...does sound like rhonchi now
Thank you so much!! I listened to it over and over again and it does sound like rhonchi :-)
Is this in a physical? Lung sounds on expiration? Ear exam? Give us some more to go on, thanks. nm
Subject: Is this in a physical? Lung sounds on expiration? Ear exam? Give us some more to go on, thanks. nm
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Breath sounds - nm
Subject: Breath sounds - nm
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Breathing? Breath sounds? nm
Subject: Breathing? Breath sounds? nm
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Breath sounds were s/l operose
Subject: Breath sounds were s/l operose
Never heard this before, and it is a resident so wanted to double check.
Mammograms don't evaluate breath sounds.
Subject: Mammograms don't evaluate breath sounds.
Has anyone heard of "rhonchorous" breath sounds? nm
Subject: Has anyone heard of "rhonchorous" breath sounds? nm
Can't
decreased breath sounds at the bilateral s/l faces? nm
Subject: decreased breath sounds at the bilateral s/l faces? nm
PE normal breath sounds in s/l in excursion, in discursion...I know it's something easy, thanks
Subject: PE normal breath sounds in s/l in excursion, in discursion...I know it's something easy, thanks
It does kind of sound like on and off. Thank you both for the help!
Subject: It does kind of sound like on and off. Thank you both for the help!
What kind of surgery, there are a few sound alikes depending on procedure????NM
Subject: What kind of surgery, there are a few sound alikes depending on procedure????NM
nm
sounds kind of like "Colorado" myringotomy tube...???
Subject: sounds kind of like "Colorado" myringotomy tube...???
?
Some kind of titanium plating that sounds like Strahmen? (sm)
Subject: Some kind of titanium plating that sounds like Strahmen? (sm)
or Stromen? I can't find it anywhere. TIA
Yes, sibilant!
Subject: Yes, sibilant!
Yes, I believe the two of your are correct. Sibilint. It sounded so wierd, I couldn't even come up with any spelling that would give me a definition anywhere. Thanks again guys!
End expiration?
Subject: End expiration?
xo
Maybe sibilant -- Somnolent refers to awareness/
Subject: Maybe sibilant -- Somnolent refers to awareness/
neurologic state of a patient.
it sounds like the word has a S sound it it
Subject: it sounds like the word has a S sound it it
you need to do a sounds like.. what does the word sound like?
Subject: you need to do a sounds like.. what does the word sound like?
Sounds more like a -NOVA sound. Thanks.
Subject: Sounds more like a -NOVA sound. Thanks.
Yes as in retraction of the soft parts of the anatomy during expiration.
Subject: Yes as in retraction of the soft parts of the anatomy during expiration.
all I can think of would be lidocaine or Xylocaine, but does not sound like your sounds like. nm
Subject: all I can think of would be lidocaine or Xylocaine, but does not sound like your sounds like. nm
word help sounds like or but that doesn't sound correct
Subject: word help sounds like or but that doesn't sound correct
X-rays taken today indicate the prosthesis to be in good alignment. There is no evidence of loosening s/l or___ radiolucency. There is some calcification noted at the femur and the acetabulum, but the joint space is well maintained.
Doesn't sound like it. Definitely sounds like inedema. I'll have to flag it for him. Thanks
Subject: Doesn't sound like it. Definitely sounds like inedema. I'll have to flag it for him. Thanks!
He is a mush-mouth in general.
rhonchi (nm)
Subject: rhonchi (nm)
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has a few rhonchi? nm
Subject: has a few rhonchi? nm
thank..but really don't think it's rhonchi
Subject: thank..but really don't think it's rhonchi
Duh..found it..rhonchi
Subject: Duh..found it..rhonchi
need a nap!
no rales or rhonchi - nm
Subject: no rales or rhonchi - nm
rales or rhonchi maybe
Subject: rales or rhonchi maybe
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"a few rhonchi" is correct
Subject: "a few rhonchi" is correct
thanks!
My best guess would be OR. This seems to be used a lot to describe
Subject: My best guess would be OR. This seems to be used a lot to describe
what the appearance is.
Does he describe the lesion at all?
Subject: Does he describe the lesion at all?
Maybe that will help in figuring it out, or he could just be making up his own term to indicate that it is a lesion on the phallus.
No dullness, rales, rhonchi
Subject: No dullness, rales, rhonchi
Perhaps this it. Can you hear it?
There are some **coarse** or ** course** rhonchi throughout the lungs
Subject: There are some **coarse** or ** course** rhonchi throughout the lungs
Use boggy is used to describe prostate
Subject: Use boggy is used to describe prostate
NM
Do they go on to describe it more? Many types of calcifications it
Subject: Do they go on to describe it more? Many types of calcifications it
s
Think he is trying to describe the one-sided nature etc of sm
Subject: Think he is trying to describe the one-sided nature etc of sm
migraines. I have never typed that word but I can see what the physician means. I would put sidedness in quotes. Just me though. The dictation gets the message across.
Lungs, harsh cough with no s/l "E to A" changes, but a few rhonchi. nm
Subject: Lungs, harsh cough with no s/l "E to A" changes, but a few rhonchi. nm
In the sentence you describe, I would not separate by common and use v or vs instead, as cited by...
Subject: In the sentence you describe, I would not separate by common and use v or vs instead, as cited by...
Cambridge Dictionary:
(WRITTEN ABBREVIATION v or vs) used to compare two things or ideas, especially when you have to choose between them:
i.e., private education versus state education
it's general term to describe the statin drugs
Subject: it's general term to describe the statin drugs
nm
Pt with asthma "does not describe any "precipatory" events. nm
Subject: Pt with asthma "does not describe any "precipatory" events. nm
doesn't sound like BUN, she doesn't spell out the letters, it just sounds like "win". sm
Subject: doesn't sound like BUN, she doesn't spell out the letters, it just sounds like "win". sm
Her whole sentence is: Chemistries show a mild increase in the s/l WIN (22) suggestive of mild dehydration and a mild increase in calcium (10.2)
Something's telling me this might be a German sort of word to describe the quality of the
Subject: Something's telling me this might be a German sort of word to describe the quality of the
s
PT with OCD..was able to describe a lot "thunning" rituals. (pretty darn clear)
Subject: PT with OCD..was able to describe a lot "thunning" rituals. (pretty darn clear)
Our records indicate that the patient was having rituals that would last 9 to 10 hours a day. She was able to describe a lot of __* rituals, a lot of germ phobia rituals, and high anxiety.
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"Euadrenal is the term used to describe a patient's hormonal status which is grossly normal in
Subject: "Euadrenal is the term used to describe a patient's hormonal status which is grossly normal in the clinical and biochemical sense of global adrenal secretion..."
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Subject: "pan-allergic" can be used to describe patients who simply cannot tolerate virtually any meds
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Subject: Breast or Breath
I can not figure out what the word would be, if anyone could help me it would be great. I am new......
It is an emergency room that a male went to because he had apple stuck in his throat. I have included the sentence before so you might be able to tell what word he would use.
This is it:
There is no strider appreciated. Breath (or breast) sounds are clear and equal bilaterally.
Thank you
Breast or breath
Subject: Breast or breath
It's also stridor, not strider. :-)
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