yes, they say thin/thick drainage
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In Reply to: HEENT: Nares thin drainage? or possibly some drainage... - debbie
Subject: yes, they say thin/thick drainage
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HEENT: Nares thin drainage? or possibly some drainage...
Subject: HEENT: Nares thin drainage? or possibly some drainage...
sounds like she is saying thin Thanks
Nares: Mucoid drainage? Purulent drainage?
Subject: Nares: Mucoid drainage? Purulent drainage?
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thin
Subject: thin
I know this but don't - on exam she is very thin and s/l
Subject: I know this but don't - on exam she is very thin and s/l
aesthetic in her appearance (not cachetic) - I know this word but can't find it - HELP!
thin skin
Subject: thin skin
follicular?
I thin the O stands for optical
Subject: I thin the O stands for optical
Thanks. He has a thick accent, so could not be sure. nm
Subject: Thanks. He has a thick accent, so could not be sure. nm
thick accent
Subject: thick accent
yeah..but this dictator has a very thick accent and thats exactly what it sounds like.....
s/l afiable in reference to thin tissue.
Subject: s/l afiable in reference to thin tissue.
"it was noted that the patient had an extremely thin and loose pelvic floor with an extremely (s/l afiable) and thin tissue."
This is for an inguinal hernia repair op report.
Any ideas?
Would think just 'extremely friable and thin tissue.' nm
Subject: Would think just 'extremely friable and thin tissue.' nm
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They're usually very thin. I've only had them with the zeros in there like 0.035
Subject: They're usually very thin. I've only had them with the zeros in there like 0.035
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en caul . . . a thin membrane covering
Subject: en caul . . . a thin membrane covering
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I am still trying but talking fast and a thick
Subject: I am still trying but talking fast and a thick
accent the beginngs could even be different, M for N and V or B, etc. I find a Morse blade in my surgical word book but not sure what that is for but nothing like Norson
Is this to do with thick secretions of some kind?
Subject: Is this to do with thick secretions of some kind?
There is inspissation. Know it's probably too late for any suggestions, but I had a hard time with that one the first time I heard it dictated.
Thick-It (food thickener)
Subject: Thick-It (food thickener)
Thick accent - Orthopedics sm
Subject: Thick accent - Orthopedics sm
re: flat feet
He is unable to toe walk on the left especially, with reconstitution of his arch s/l tight foot angles are normal. TIA!
second is nectar thick liquids
Subject: second is nectar thick liquids
Not sure, doc has thick, hispanic acent
Subject: Not sure, doc has thick, hispanic acent
s/l thick-lick-ien syndrome????
Subject: s/l thick-lick-ien syndrome????
I'm sure I'm butchering it, but that's the best I can make out...
thin foot plate Kerrison rongeur
Subject: thin foot plate Kerrison rongeur
Thoracentesis s/l "ten or thin" serosanguineous fluid
Subject: Thoracentesis s/l "ten or thin" serosanguineous fluid
. A 22-gauge needle was inserted and 60 mL of blood s/l "ten or thin" serosanguineous fluid was easily withdrawn
I have heard nectar-thick liquids before...so
Subject: I have heard nectar-thick liquids before...so
I guess they could substitue the word 'honey' for that. It is for people that have dysphagia or have a tendency to aspirate when they swallow.
Sheesh - nevermind - doc has thick accent - he's just saying
Subject: Sheesh - nevermind - doc has thick accent - he's just saying
nm
vallecula, and yes, nectar-thick liquids --
Subject: vallecula, and yes, nectar-thick liquids --
nectar-thick being hyphenated as it is a compound adjective.....
Stretching, but if thick esl: possibly readmitted n/m
Subject: Stretching, but if thick esl: possibly readmitted n/m
the patient is thin appearing on today’s exam, almost s/l morphonoid like.
Subject: the patient is thin appearing on today’s exam, almost s/l morphonoid like.
Slip of plica would be okay, just a thin sliver of tissue. Or maybe it's synovial
Subject: Slip of plica would be okay, just a thin sliver of tissue. Or maybe it's synovial
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Cannot get the venous pressure in the neck due to it probably being too thick from being overweight
Subject: Cannot get the venous pressure in the neck due to it probably being too thick from being overweight
last one (hoping)..s/l towel thin paper tape was used to dress the wound. nm
Subject: last one (hoping)..s/l towel thin paper tape was used to dress the wound. nm
is it really towel thin...or am I hearing a name brand? nm
crowded airway, short and thick neck?Good ref for you. sm
Subject: crowded airway, short and thick neck?Good ref for you. sm
http://www.aafp.org/afp/991115ap/2279.html
The galea is a flat, thin, fibrous membrane covering the crown of the head.
Subject: The galea is a flat, thin, fibrous membrane covering the crown of the head.
well, Sarcolemmal means: A thin membrane enclosing a striated muscle fiber.
Subject: well, Sarcolemmal means: A thin membrane enclosing a striated muscle fiber.
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closing the surgery. a 0.25 mm thick cial-is-tic sheet was trimmed to shape and placed
Subject: closing the surgery. a 0.25 mm thick cial-is-tic sheet was trimmed to shape and placed
in a bifold fashion in the left ethmoid cavity.
CT drainage
Subject: CT drainage
CT drainage of fluid collection is what the dict is saying in the preop dx. He is doing an exploratory laparotomy. How should this be typed in the preop dx, as we are not to use abbreviations?
Patient consuming pureed and nectar thick liquids with s/l eastem or E stem?? TIA
Subject: Patient consuming pureed and nectar thick liquids with s/l eastem or E stem?? TIA
discharge, drainage, or pus IMO nm
Subject: discharge, drainage, or pus IMO nm
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could he be saying drainage tube? NM
Subject: could he be saying drainage tube? NM
post ? drainage
Subject: post ? drainage
I need help one more time, please.
The Dr. dictates: "post ? drainage, although it may be better after using Allegra-D"
"Rhinorrhea/ post ? drainage - May be secondary to allergies....
Likely postnasal drainage
Subject: Likely postnasal drainage
has to be postnasal drainage
Subject: has to be postnasal drainage
In the nose there is no other place to drain that is
"Post"
I&D - incision and drainage.
Subject: I&D - incision and drainage.
x
CD - continuous drainage
Subject: CD - continuous drainage
continuous drainage
probably I&D -- incision and drainage
Subject: probably I&D -- incision and drainage
Could it be I&D, meaning incision and drainage? nm
Subject: Could it be I&D, meaning incision and drainage? nm
The patient has no discharge, drainage, or pus.
Subject: The patient has no discharge, drainage, or pus.
thrush? drainage? exudate? nm
Subject: thrush? drainage? exudate? nm
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s/l catheter drainage for bladder
Subject: s/l catheter drainage for bladder
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Maybe saying denies any PND which is postnasal drainage.
Subject: Maybe saying denies any PND which is postnasal drainage.
no drainage, erythema or edema nm
Subject: no drainage, erythema or edema nm
nm
Pleurax drainage system?
Subject: Pleurax drainage system?
S/l "Pleurax" drainage system- can't find this. Thanks for any help. He is not saying pleural drainage system, definitely s/l Pleurax.
s/l "Fa-say-shus" drainage
Subject: s/l "Fa-say-shus" drainage
any ideas? 
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