Yes, I think that would be part of neurological testing which would be nuchal rigidity.
Posted By: pc on 2007-12-14
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nuchal rigidity
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nuchal rigidity? In neck region...
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Brudzinski's sign. Also, it's *nuchal* rigidity. (nomsg)
Subject: Brudzinski's sign. Also, it's *nuchal* rigidity. (nomsg)
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neurological testing sign
Subject: neurological testing sign
Fokudo's sign? Anyone know the correct spelling? That's what it sounds like phonetically but I can't find it...thanks in advance.
tnx! any clue on the neurological part?
Subject: tnx! any clue on the neurological part?
Thanks I'm going to listen to it now.
Still in need of help with the neurological
Just gross and nonfocal
She says this in a nanosecond  Thanks again.
What part of body is this testing on?
Subject: What part of body is this testing on?
Pertubation is part of muscle testing. No other mention of the 'electrical'
Subject: Pertubation is part of muscle testing. No other mention of the 'electrical'
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posterior drawer testing nor with valgus or varus stress testing
Subject: posterior drawer testing nor with valgus or varus stress testing
nuchal, maybe?
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nuchal
Subject: nuchal
There is a "nuchal," and , sub can be used with any word, I suppose. I found this in an old medical word book.
s/l rigidity
Subject: s/l rigidity
maybe good "elasticity and turgor"??
nuchal
Subject: nuchal
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I would say it's nuchal
Subject: I would say it's nuchal
Nuchal - thanks!!!
Subject: Nuchal - thanks!!!
rigidity
Subject: rigidity
cogwheel rigidity
rigidity?
Subject: rigidity?
?no rigidity??
Subject: ?no rigidity??
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neck rigidity
Subject: neck rigidity
That is what I was thinking. Can this been seen in the neuro exam because that is where she is next?
nuchal cord
Subject: nuchal cord
S/L coll-er-well rigidity
Subject: S/L coll-er-well rigidity
The doctor is going over the neurologic exam.
"the patient has no resting tremor, no (s/l coll-er-well) rigidity, no Parkinsonian facies, and no shuffling gait."
? nuchal cord ? (nm)
Subject: ? nuchal cord ? (nm)
Might be nuchal instead of cold.
Subject: Might be nuchal instead of cold.
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Faber testing or Fabere testing?
Subject: Faber testing or Fabere testing?
Is the correct way Faber testing or Fabere testing? I'm finding it both ways. *sigh* 
any chance it's cogwheel rigidity?
Subject: any chance it's cogwheel rigidity?
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Wouldn't be nuchal cord
Subject: Wouldn't be nuchal cord
since that would mean it was wrapped around the neck, and in this case it was wrapped around a leg.
oops rigidity is PE, acidity is ROS, sorry!
Subject: oops rigidity is PE, acidity is ROS, sorry!
The only thing I can think of is nuchal cord..what is the whole sentence? nm
Subject: The only thing I can think of is nuchal cord..what is the whole sentence? nm
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quad/string testing in reference to the quad/hamstring torque ratio testing?
Subject: quad/string testing in reference to the quad/hamstring torque ratio testing?
I'm just guessing.
No. That is neurological and this is GI. Thanks.
Subject: No. That is neurological and this is GI. Thanks.
neurological
Subject: neurological
Neurologic: Her morrow is symmetric, and her tone is pretty good, although some *** ( “head-like"?) and some mild *** (subster?) is noted.
Neurological.
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would doc say skin with good s/l rigidity??? and turgor for elderly patient?
Subject: would doc say skin with good s/l rigidity??? and turgor for elderly patient?
neurological scale help
Subject: neurological scale help
This dictator is slurring - here is the sentence and is under Physical Examination
Motor strength, reflexes, gait and sensation are normal. s/l leven scale zero.
Diagnosis is gliobastoma multiforme
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neurologic or neurological
Subject: neurologic or neurological
doc always says, "from a neurologic standpoint." Shouldn't it be from a neurological standpoint?
Neurological: Normal mero?
Subject: Neurological: Normal mero?
The patient is a 17-day-old infant
Neurological: Normal ___.
Blank s/l normal ma-row perhaps mero?
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Subject: s/l ab-sant - neurological term. Thanks nm
psych neurological insults
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His difficulties with language are likely secondary to neurological insults sustained either prenatally and/or resulting from his early deprivation.
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Would CNS and Neurological exam be the same thing?
Subject: Would CNS and Neurological exam be the same thing?
If neurological or back, maybe facet?
Subject: If neurological or back, maybe facet?
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This is going to probably sound crazy....but it s/l "whirring imbalance."
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Patients with reversible ischemic neurological deficit (RIND) have ...
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No focal motor or neurological deficits
Subject: No focal motor or neurological deficits
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Not sure what you are typing about but there is myasthenia, a neurological dysfunction.
Subject: Not sure what you are typing about but there is myasthenia, a neurological dysfunction.
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Subject: Neurological test, s/l Belull sign
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Neurological History and Physical Exam
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Any help on this would be appreciated. This is a neurology history and physical and the doc is dictating the Assessment/Plan. She states, "This patient with a _________ imbalance. She did have normal imaging before, but did not get a MRA". My brain is mush and I just cannot understand what type of imbalance she is referring to. Thank you for any assistance.
Neurological: Moving all 4 extremities and s/l withdrawing to sensation.
Maybe sclerae-gray test, that would be more for neurological, but maybe a possibility.
Subject: Maybe sclerae-gray test, that would be more for neurological, but maybe a possibility.
Is there more of the sentence? The 'que' part might be part of a dosage like q.12, etc. nm
Subject: Is there more of the sentence? The 'que' part might be part of a dosage like q.12, etc. nm
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I would say urogenic, unless the patient has other neurological/nerve associated diagnosis i.e. neur
Subject: I would say urogenic, unless the patient has other neurological/nerve associated diagnosis i.e. neurofibromatosis, etc. Just my opinion.
2-part, 3-part, or 4-part possibly - nm
Subject: 2-part, 3-part, or 4-part possibly - nm
no rebound, guarding, or rigidity. Common to hear no guarding on abdominal exam.
Subject: no rebound, guarding, or rigidity. Common to hear no guarding on abdominal exam.
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