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aphagia ?- loss or inability to swallow..nm

Posted By: pdqtrans on 2007-07-16
In Reply to: Word used in conjunction with eating disorder...sm - wimom

Subject: aphagia ?- loss or inability to swallow..nm




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dysphagia? Inability to swallow....
Subject: dysphagia? Inability to swallow....


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Subject: There is an aphasia and aphagia...

One is speech difficulty and one is swallowing difficulty.    Just my guess at your s/l.  
Transient aphasia or aphagia...
Subject: Transient aphasia or aphagia...

Lung carcinoma, brain mets, right hemiparalysis, transient aphasia/aphagia.


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Subject: acathexia found it-inability to retain bodily secretion

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ox swallow?????
Subject: ox swallow?????


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Subject: swallow test

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there is a swish and swallow .......
Subject: there is a swish and swallow .......


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Subject: could he be saying "swish and swallow"

A lot of my oncology patients get a prescribed solution that can vary in its ingredients, but it's Magic Mouthwash, and sometimes just referred to as swish and swallow.  That's the first thing that came to my mind.


barium swallow ??
Subject: barium swallow ??

Esophageal motility, ??nutroson folds?? were normal.


 


Same here, s for speak, g for gulp (swallow)
Subject: Same here, s for speak, g for gulp (swallow)


video swallow study..............nm
Subject: video swallow study..............nm


saline?, swish-and-swallow?
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MBS (modified barium swallow) -sm
Subject: MBS (modified barium swallow) -sm

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nystatin swish and swallow?
Subject: nystatin swish and swallow?

Should any of that be capitalized or is it suppose to all be in lowercase letters?


any way it could be "to solids" ? (perhaps they can swallow liquids) ? nm
Subject: any way it could be "to solids" ? (perhaps they can swallow liquids) ? nm


PEDIATRIC SWALLOWING STUDY S/L OX SWALLOW
Subject: PEDIATRIC SWALLOWING STUDY S/L OX SWALLOW


what about "Pill Cam" - you swallow and it takes pictures. /nm
Subject: what about "Pill Cam" - you swallow and it takes pictures. /nm

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but nothing pertaining to the former (study) no data on CT swallow ? nm
Subject: but nothing pertaining to the former (study) no data on CT swallow ? nm


s/l Powell solution swish and swallow t.i.d. nm
Subject: s/l Powell solution swish and swallow t.i.d. nm

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barium swallow shows s/l terserary? contractions
Subject: barium swallow shows s/l terserary? contractions

Barium swallow shows s/l terserary? contractions.  Not sure about the spelling so I don't know where to start looking


No, it was defintely dysphagia, had undergone swallow study.
Subject: No, it was defintely dysphagia, had undergone swallow study.

and was one of her diagnoses.


barium swallow shows small? tertiary contractions. Please check.
Subject: barium swallow shows small? tertiary contractions. Please check.


At a loss!!
Subject: At a loss!!

Jeez!  Doc is usually very clear, but this I just can't figure out, but I'm looking to you guys for some help, because I might just be fried...


"She was seen in the emergency room on Thursday for severe headache and possible preictal aura.  She had a brain CT that was unremarkable per report which patient S/L: HAN-DE-LE-RIS today.  Also was given Ativan and Toradol."


I thought maybe "handed to us", but it just doesn't sound like that - at any speed.  If anyone has an idea of what this might be, I would be most appreciative!!  Thanks in advance.


 


Still at a loss
Subject: Still at a loss

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Subject: how about loss of a denture ? NM


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Subject: I think you mean bariatrics (weight loss), not

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Subject: trochlear? loss of motion (nm)


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Subject: Pt with 5 pound weight loss. sm

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Subject: maybe "hematochezia, weight loss.." as in ROS or something??


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Subject: loss of s/l hosture was noted in a colonoscopy. TIA


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Subject: ahem - not sure but Avacor is for HAIR LOSS.....

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melena, hematochezia, weight loss
Subject: melena, hematochezia, weight loss


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Subject: anosmia -- loss of smell etc. See def in message. sm

anosmia


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Subject: Got it....evanescent with loss of evanescence...(I hope!)...sm

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Subject: edentia means loss of teeth but . . . sm

in the context of your sentence doesn't make a whole lotta sense.  I was originally thinking the patient lost dentures from the transfers, admissions, etc., so could not eat well, but the "sounds like" word you give is too similar to edentia. 
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Subject: How do you type estimated blood loss, with cc or mL?

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