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chandelier sign...pain so bad it makes you jump off the table and

Posted By: onto the ceiling chandelier! It's true! :) nm on 2007-07-03
In Reply to: Negative chandeliers test ? - stumped

Subject: chandelier sign...pain so bad it makes you jump off the table and

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agree with chandelier sign...named so because pain could be
Subject: agree with chandelier sign...named so because pain could be

so bad, it would leave women hanging from the chandelier!
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chandelier sign
Subject: chandelier sign

Did you get a response to this - oh so long ago?

I had a doc who used "chandelier sign" - He said it meant when he palpated this, the patient jumped for the chandelier. This was an orthopedist, but probably works for every specialty at some point.
positive chandelier sign ?
Subject: positive chandelier sign ?

Positive chandelier sign


Chandelier sign -- cervical motion tenderness.
Subject: Chandelier sign -- cervical motion tenderness.

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Thanks for your help. The UBE makes sense as far as patient's pain.
Subject: Thanks for your help. The UBE makes sense as far as patient's pain.

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s/l pancephalic headache pain. Makes sense, but
Subject: s/l pancephalic headache pain. Makes sense, but

I can find epencephalic, but pancephalic or pan cephalic seems like a better choice and sounds more like what she is saying.  I just can't find it in a reference.  Is that a common term?  Thanks in advance!!!
yours makes more sense. Radiofrequency treatments are also used for pain
Subject: yours makes more sense. Radiofrequency treatments are also used for pain


patient with back pain. s/l lichen does help but it makes him drowsy. Thanks. nm
Subject: patient with back pain. s/l lichen does help but it makes him drowsy. Thanks. nm

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Some of his ribcage pain is better but he still has what seems to be a little s/l teachy sign.? nm
Subject: Some of his ribcage pain is better but he still has what seems to be a little s/l teachy sign.? nm


Rovsing sign, pain over McBurney's point when looking for appendicitis. nm
Subject: Rovsing sign, pain over McBurney's point when looking for appendicitis. nm

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Patient complains of s/l Theater sign with left hip pain. Thanks! nm
Subject: Patient complains of s/l Theater sign with left hip pain. Thanks! nm


Pt has shoulder pain. On exam has positive s/l scarf sign.
Subject: Pt has shoulder pain. On exam has positive s/l scarf sign.


calf pain with neg. ______ and Homan's sign s/l Platz or Pratts
Subject: calf pain with neg. ______ and Homan's sign s/l Platz or Pratts

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There is a "grab sign" = worsening of pain with activities involving flexion - maybe that's
Subject: There is a "grab sign" = worsening of pain with activities involving flexion - maybe that's what he's talking about


sl/l positive bordel sign (from flexing neck and causes back pain)
Subject: sl/l positive bordel sign (from flexing neck and causes back pain)


There's a Gaenslen's sign for lumbar/sacroiliac inflammation pain by moving the hip, etc.
Subject: There's a Gaenslen's sign for lumbar/sacroiliac inflammation pain by moving the hip, etc.

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I think I'd blank it as that's quite a big jump in value unless they
Subject: I think I'd blank it as that's quite a big jump in value unless they

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Jump Graft is Correct
Subject: Jump Graft is Correct

I work for a hospital and we hear this all the time. It is jump graft.
s/l Peer jump threshold
Subject: s/l Peer jump threshold

Dictator is doing an audiometric exam and mentions 'peer jump threshold'. Is this correct?
s/l jump to the PDA...see text inside.
Subject: s/l jump to the PDA...see text inside.

It was noted that the radial artery graft to the circumflex and s/l jump to the PDA was totally occluded
jump is correct...as in "jump graft" nm
Subject: jump is correct...as in "jump graft" nm


"aided" chandelier's
Subject: "aided" chandelier's

Does anyone have any idea what the dr could be saying, "aided" chandelier's"??
"aided" chandelier's
Subject: "aided" chandelier's

How about "aided" chandelier's?  What could the first word be??


 


Thanks.


"aided" chandelier's
Subject: "aided" chandelier's

Here's the whole sentence.

"Aided or attus chandelier's, adnexal overage without mass, nontender."

Thanks for your reply.
It just might possibly be "negative chandelier's " nm
Subject: It just might possibly be "negative chandelier's " nm

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PEC Table
Subject: PEC Table

"T" needs to be capitalized, sorry.
Not PEC Table
Subject: Not PEC Table

The a-b-l-e was clear and I understood what the physician meant in the context of what he was talking about....just not sure how to type it. He meant that he was not able to PEC the patient but he didn't say it that way and since this is verbatim account I was trying to figure out how to correctly type what he said. PEC is an abbreviated psych term used in patients that are emergently committed. I'm not sure exactly what the abbreviation stands for but I think it is Physician's Emergency Certificate. I wound up putting PEC-able. Will be interesting to see any followup on this one if I get any.
OR table
Subject: OR table

There is an OR table called Amsco that is used for lithotripsy surgery.  Could it be that.  There are diff model #.  of this table. 
N-table peptides?
Pt has hyperthyroidism.  Term s/l "entable" peptides, but was told that it is N-table peptides.  Can't verify anywhere.  "N-table peptides low at 35"  Thanks!!
Big Chick table
Subject: Big Chick table

In Stedman's Equip Words, under table, I do see Chick tables, including CLT operating table, Chick-Langren table, and Chick surgical table. I suspect but can't prove that "big Chick" would be a slang term, but I have worked in the OR, and it sounds like operating room slang to me.


s/l radio-lis-ing table?
Subject: s/l radio-lis-ing table?

Hard to understand this one as Dr. yawns. 


It sounds like "She was placed prone on the radio-lis-ing table and C-arm was utilized.


fluoroscopy table
Subject: fluoroscopy table


s/l middle table
Subject: s/l middle table

studies do show an enlarging lesion that appears to be a s/l middle table bone lesion in the sphenoid
PEC table as in PEC scale??
Subject: PEC table as in PEC scale??

Could it be..I found a PEC scale written just that way
...PEC scale, and if you hear table clearly that should fit..
maybe saying ESWL Table. sm
Subject: maybe saying ESWL Table. sm

Extracorporeal Lithotripsy (ESWL) 


possibly occult sciatic pain ( pain hidden/concealed/not manifest) ? nm
Subject: possibly occult sciatic pain ( pain hidden/concealed/not manifest) ? nm


abdominal exam: obturator sign, and positiv s/l Zoe-is sign
Subject: abdominal exam: obturator sign, and positiv s/l Zoe-is sign


grind test or Galeazzi sign, Gower sign
Subject: grind test or Galeazzi sign, Gower sign


if it's in the spine, it could be "discogenic" pain versus "facet"-related pain
Subject: if it's in the spine, it could be "discogenic" pain versus "facet"-related pain


Yes, I know the table of elements and I also know the drug name
Subject: Yes, I know the table of elements and I also know the drug name

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ortho help please. s/l rotoloc table
Subject: ortho help please. s/l rotoloc table

The hand was placed on the s/l "rotoloc" table in the neutral position and approach to the first extensor compartment was undertaken through a Brunner incision.  TIA!


how about gurney? or exam table or ???
Subject: how about gurney? or exam table or ???

seems like he's referring to something along those lines...
Could it be tilt table testing?
Subject: Could it be tilt table testing?


Had to make a table to figure it out.
Subject: Had to make a table to figure it out.

It's correct.

P2. She had 2 pregnancies resulting in live births.

G11 (2-0-8-2).
11 pregnancies including current one.
2 live births
0 preterm births
8 abortion/miscarriage
2 living children

The first and last 2 in (2-0-8-2) are the same children, plus 8 miscarriages/AB equal 10 pregnancies. If patient is currently pregnant that makes 11 pregnancies, thus G11.
Surgical table s/l "Stera-C-Mac"...sm
Subject: Surgical table s/l "Stera-C-Mac"...sm

Patient placed on a "Stera-C-mac" table for cervical disk surgery.  TIA.
s/l McKay fracture table? n/m
Subject: s/l McKay fracture table? n/m


could be TKA-total knee amputation. pain could be "ghost" pain --nm
Subject: could be TKA-total knee amputation. pain could be "ghost" pain --nm

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Drug name - s/l amarek, for back pain and neck pain
Subject: Drug name - s/l amarek, for back pain and neck pain

Any ideas?  Thanks! 
he is doing a tilt table test and I've never done this before
Subject: he is doing a tilt table test and I've never done this before

at conclusion of study says there is a tendency for offostesis <- spelled phonetically


Capitalize hana table if no italics? sm
Subject: Capitalize hana table if no italics? sm

The manufacturer's site has it all in lower case but italicized --- I cannot use formatting in DQS for this account, so should it be capitalized? TIA
Cullen sign, Grey Turner sign. No s. nm
Subject: Cullen sign, Grey Turner sign. No s. nm