Nucleated red blood cells - Correct way to transcribe?

Leukocyte dehydrogenase was greater than 4200 and the initial cell count revealed 33,280 s/l "nucleated" cells with 80% s/l "grans" and 15% monos. ...

s/l rue low...then goes on with platelet count ...

Sounds like doc says he aspirated hematogenous blood or hematomatous blood. Any ideas? ...

Doc is saying the oncocytic cells are in a s/l nessick configuration. TIA ...

s/l aganasi cells in the nose. Also, used s/l Miragel ...

Urinalysis was significant for "p.u." epithelial cells.... I can't verify if this is correct. Anyone know?? thanks ahead of time! ...

Pathology revealed 5 out of 5 lymph nodes consistent with poorly differentiated carcinoma. The cells were positive for CAM5.2, p63, "s/l kay nana free, CK7, and negative for S-100, PR, ER, TTF-1, CK20, and vimentin. Morphologic features and immunoprofile consistent with a metastatic carcinoma with squamous features. kay nalla three? ...

The wedge resection biopsy of the left lingula mass demonstrated Hodgkin’s lymphoma with a nodular sclerosing type demonstrating areas of the thoracoscopy specimen demonstrated aggregates of "resturmberg" cells within the inflammatory myeloid with intertwining in sclerosing fibrosis. ...

I am doing lab values and they give the hemoglobin, hematocrit and platelet count and then it sounds like 4 red sickle cells were noted. I know sickle cells were noted, and I am trying to figure out what the s/l 4 red is . Thanks in advance for any help ...

Doc says patient needs a s/l DOH or DLH blood test. Anyone? Thanks! ...

We agreed to have a s/l v8y and B12 checked on her blood work today in addition to her other blood work. Need help with above term. Thanks ...

Dr. dictates: "The px has possible osteomyelitis and is being treated by IV antibiotics, nightly medicine, and s/l gerdins or veardins grow from one blood culture." If you need any more, let me know. Pleeeeease help! Thanx so much! ...

His blood sugar for s/l tos-a-mean levels were normal as was his hemoglobin A1c of 5.4%. Thanks for any help. ...

Not sure if enucleated cells is correct and can't understand 'blank' - sounds like infasize??? ...

No idea. Next is something 1.9, hemoglobin 11.8. Any help would be great. ...

is blood work one or two words? I know...dumb question. I am new ...

In the blood work, he says there were a few Lu (Lew?) present as well as spherocytes. TIA! ...

I'm having trouble with this word..."Blood glucose measured post(s/l preendly) 100 mg/dL. I have no idea what he's saying here. Also, I've never transcribed dL before. That is how it was online...is this correct? ...

patient had tightness in chest. Dr. states "At that time, his s/l plidasoid blood pressure was 103." ...

Patient with a blood pressure clearly dictated of 106/21? Might have to leave blank. ...

Sounds like vacunin?? Reversal ___ with FFP and blood?? ...

Is this something new I haven't heard of before, or just a misspeak? ...

compromise of D15 branch heart cath report, any idea about this, thank you in advance ...

the doctor says "There was no skin to pull back as it had been accordioned together into an (s/l) ischemic mass" I am at a loss here! Help please. TIA ...

The infant was electively intubated with the 4.0 endotracheal tube and placed on initial ventilatory settings of 100%, pressure 24/4, and rate of 60 with the first arterial blood gas returning at 7.44 per 35 per 491, base deficit 0.3. Not certain how to type the highlighted portion of this sentence. I am a student. Any suggestions are appreciated. Thanks in advance. ...

Is this correct? He says the patient had 2 beers and had a blood alcohol level of 63. I'm not too familiar with blood alcohol levels, but that does not sound right to me. Even if it was 0.63, wouldn't that be too high for 2 beers? Am I missing something here? TIA! ...

This dictator states the patient donated blood ??vaginally?? Have any of you heard of that. Thanks in advance for your input. ...

hello, please help me out here if you can! i have a client who uses english as a second language, therefore making this difficult to understand. while screening for hepatitis, he appears to say, "glucide blood test." is it possible this would be "glucose/blood test" ? thnx! ...

Has anyone ever heard that a patient's "blood pressure is several years old."? This patient is in for hypertension and the doctor is talking about her varying higher level blood pressures and he ends the subjective paragraph with the above sentence. I've listened several times and that is what he is saying. Does this make sense? Thanks so much! ...

Nucleated red blood cells - Correct way to transcribe?

Maybe just how you have it? - nm

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