Word help Constitutional, eyes, ears, nose, throat, cardiovascular, s/l *tory. This is 12-point ros
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HEENT is head, eyes, ears, nose and throat. NECK would be listed separately.
Subject: HEENT is head, eyes, ears, nose and throat. NECK would be listed separately.
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Subject: Ears, Nose, Throat grossly negative
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Subject: ENT? Are you in the face, sinuses, throat, ears, where?? nm
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Think ear, nose, throat (ENT)
Subject: Think ear, nose, throat (ENT)
Could be saying "a NAR septum."
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Subject: nose, throat, and monk?
I have never heard of this term, anyone else?
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s/l ears, nose, monk
Subject: s/l ears, nose, monk
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Subject: nose, throat, and possibly "mouth", as in checking for state of dentition as well as Candida, thrush, etc. (?)
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Subject: correct - allergic rhinitis - runny eyes and nose
word help constitutional
Subject: word help constitutional
yes it is respiratory . HEENT, then cardiovascular, then respiratory and then abdomen, etc. etc. So, logically, respiratory "should" follow the cardiovascular..
s/l ___do-nis (first of word cut off by background nose).
Subject: s/l ___do-nis (first of word cut off by background nose).
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Subject: vibrissa - nose hair; vibrissae - nose hairs. nm
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Are constitutional or chronic in there anywhere? nm
Subject: Are constitutional or chronic in there anywhere? nm
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see link...all the *tory failures on Onelook.com
Subject: see link...all the *tory failures on Onelook.com
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Subject: Pt with vertigo with s/l "a lith a tory" or with orthostatic changes. sm
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Subject: Always typed end point. My Stedman's has end point.
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Subject: isn't it suppose to be about cardiovascular?
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Subject: cardiovascular exam
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Subject: it's ASCVD - arteriosclerotic cardiovascular ds.
or atherosclerotic cardiovascular ds...both correct
Subject: or atherosclerotic cardiovascular ds...both correct
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Subject: pediatric cardiovascular help needed please
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Subject: Cardiovascular: No S3, ??rev, or early systole
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Subject: maybe HTN? (hypertension) with hypertensive cardiovascular disease
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Subject: Is it a cardiac patient? CVICU (Cardiovascular Intensive Care Unit?)
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Subject: has to do with throat lesions. nm
Description of throat as
Subject: Description of throat as
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Subject: throat positive LAD?
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Subject: did the patient have a sore throat?
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Subject: for ears... nm
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