s/l hyper-atrophy-air-kalemia
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Please help. I cannot reference this word.
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It is supposed to me HYPO kalemia. ..
Subject: It is supposed to me HYPO kalemia. ..
Monday!!! That could be it..maybe the doc is having a bad monday too!! Thanx!
hyper vs hypoparathyroidism, pls sm
Subject: hyper vs hypoparathyroidism, pls sm
We discussed the risks, benefits, and alternatives of proceeding with parathyroidectomy with the risks including but not limited to the possibilities of permanent hyperparathyroidism and possible recurrent laryngeal nerve injury.
Is hyperparathyroidism correct or should it be hypo? TIA
Thanks, but definitely hearing hi or hyper
Subject: Thanks, but definitely hearing hi or hyper
s/l hyper-am-in-emia
Subject: s/l hyper-am-in-emia
with endstage liver disease, cirrhosis with recent hospitalization with s/l hyperaminemia
s/l hyper??? granulation sm.
Subject: s/l hyper??? granulation sm.
Sorry but all I can make out is it begins with an H...full sentence is...
He did have one little area of __ granulation tissue which I cauterized today.
The patient has a ruptured Achilles.tia.
hyper/hypo-ureter
Subject: hyper/hypo-ureter
.....unremarkable workup there except for the presence of 2 continued stones in his kidney. There was no evidence of a s/l "hyper/hypo-ureter".
Not good with urology. Thanks
Hyper vs. hypocoagulable disorder
Subject: Hyper vs. hypocoagulable disorder
I have a doc with a british accent and I can't make out if he is saying "hypocoagulable disorder" or "hypercoagulable disorder". If the patient had DVT or clot I would default to hypercoagulable, but this patient has excessive menstrual bleeding, so I am thinking hypocoagulable. However, when I look it all up on the net, references all seem to be "hypercoagulable" regardless if it's excessive bleeding or clot. Does anyone out there know which it should be? Thanks.
Hyper-CVAD is what i found. nm
Subject: Hyper-CVAD is what i found. nm
:)
s/l hyper coke lesions right kidney
Subject: s/l hyper coke lesions right kidney
I feel like this is something easy and I am just completely missing it. HELP!
pls see msg for complete sentence for context. s/l hyper-C-vat. sm
Subject: pls see msg for complete sentence for context. s/l hyper-C-vat. sm
It is yet unclear as to whether or not an improved remission; i.e., a complete remission prior to autotransplant is associated with improved outcome, although it appears likely given the data from several studies indicating that an autotransplant after hyperC vat or salvage chemotherapy for those who do not enter complete remission with CHOP-R is associated with a better outcome than those transplanted in partial remission.
At the end of report, he now says hyper, er, um, hypothyroid - so must be Levothroid
Subject: At the end of report, he now says hyper, er, um, hypothyroid - so must be Levothroid
Hypo, hyper, macro, micro
I'm a long-time MT and I still have a problem telling hypo from hyper, hypothyroid from hyperthyroid, macro from micro, etc....unless it's very obvious from the content of the dictation which is a lot of times isn't. Another difficulty is the lab values...it's hard to tell 15 or 50, 20 from 30. I leave blanks and then I see where QA fills them in. So, I don't know if my hearing is getting bad or if they or just guessing. Or, they may have access to othe lab values from previous dictation. So I'm just wondering if this is a common problem with other MT's. Maybe I need to have my hearing checked.
atrophy
Subject: atrophy
Thanks CL! I'll double check if it's hypo or hyper. New dictator ...
Subject: Thanks CL! I'll double check if it's hypo or hyper. New dictator ...
Percussion of the chest shows s/l hyper-tymp-a-nism
Subject: Percussion of the chest shows s/l hyper-tymp-a-nism
:-)
Most probably infraspinatus atrophy.
Subject: Most probably infraspinatus atrophy.
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infraspinatus atrophy? not sure, though.
Subject: infraspinatus atrophy? not sure, though.
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involutional atrophy (sm)
Subject: involutional atrophy (sm)
I'm typing neuro exam: Motor exam: ...deconditioning and *involutional* atrophy of age.
When I *Googled* involutional atrophy, I got all these hits to member-protected medical websites; go figure... (just a little vent on the word board here ).
Anyway, anyone familiar with this term? TIA.
Villous atrophy
Subject: Villous atrophy
I believe the doctor is saying true villous atrophy. I'm not sure if the true part is right or if there's another word. The doctor took biopsies of the duodenum and says they did find blunting and inflammation (if additional information is needed). TIA.
deltoid atrophy
Subject: deltoid atrophy
atrophy
Not muscular atrophy
Subject: Not muscular atrophy
I found the same thing myself. I did use the cephal atrophy, but I may be all wrong, maybe not. It is in the same sentence (a run-on btw), that is talking about possible neuropathy. Really just doesn't make sense to me.
disuse atrophy?
Subject: disuse atrophy?
hippocampal atrophy?
Subject: hippocampal atrophy?
in past history, s/l hyper-call liver/level? condition
Subject: in past history, s/l hyper-call liver/level? condition
skin atrophy and xerosis do go together. sm
Subject: skin atrophy and xerosis do go together. sm
Maybe saying something off the wall like xerosis pigmentosa? or xeroderma pigmentosum?
xeroderma
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A mild form of ichthyosis characterized by excessive dryness of the skin due to slight increase of the horny layer and diminished water content of the stratum corneum from decreased perspiration, wind, or low humidity; seen with aging, atopic dermatitis, vitamin A deficiency, etc.
Origin
[xero- + G. derma, skin]
xeroderma pigmentosum
onychatrophia (atrophy of the nails)
Subject: onychatrophia (atrophy of the nails)
I googled "involutional atrophy of age" and
Subject: I googled "involutional atrophy of age" and
found it. Sometimes if you use the entire phrase it brings up a lot more.
Can you hear tubulovillous atrophy? nm
Subject: Can you hear tubulovillous atrophy? nm
nm
It is "spinous cephal atrophy"
Subject: It is "spinous cephal atrophy"
multi system atrophy
Subject: multi system atrophy
or multiple system atrophy
There was atrophy on Margaret's mulveska
Subject: There was atrophy on Margaret's mulveska
s/l there was atrophy on margarets mulveska ischemic change on the MRI and MRA
hyper (fast); hypo (slow); micro (small); macro (large)
Subject: hyper (fast); hypo (slow); micro (small); macro (large)
nm
That's a possibility. It's garbled, but I hear what might be atrophy but don't know.
Subject: That's a possibility. It's garbled, but I hear what might be atrophy but don't know.
Does have some s/l atrophy related to his smokeless tobacco.
Subject: Does have some s/l atrophy related to his smokeless tobacco.
or atrophy and marked small vessel...
Subject: or atrophy and marked small vessel...
s/l: "The ___ dens space is present indicating atrophy" (sm)
Subject: s/l: "The ___ dens space is present indicating atrophy" (sm)
s/l There is some ___ choroid dens space is present
blank sounds like supraventricular but not supratentorial.
I don't know...static on line. This is to rule out acoustic neuroma.
Thank You!
atrophy and advanced small vessel ischemic change?
Subject: atrophy and advanced small vessel ischemic change?
MRI of the right knee. There is marked atrophy and s/l fen-a-rie placement of the quadriceps muscle
Subject: MRI of the right knee. There is marked atrophy and s/l fen-a-rie placement of the quadriceps muscle
:-)
CT of brain: s/l ventricles ensarcopertina prominant consistent with age-appropriate atrophy...TIAnm
Subject: CT of brain: s/l ventricles ensarcopertina prominant consistent with age-appropriate atrophy...TIAnm
nm
Could it be "there is no spasm or tenderness or cervical spine atrophy (but doc is saying cervica
Subject: Could it be "there is no spasm or tenderness or cervical spine atrophy (but doc is saying cervical spine atrophies?)
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