Patient with hip pain, post op for back surgeries

She has 5/5 strength throughout the bilateral lower extremities with hip flexion, knee flexion and extension, ankle dorsiflexion and plantar flexion as well as extension of the hallux. Sensation is intact to light touch throughout except over the anterior aspect of her shin. She has a symmetrical 2+ Achilles and patellar reflexes. She has no evidence of clonus. She has a questionable s/l ** men-i-ski reflex. She has palpable DP and PT pulses. Thanks for any help!! :) ...

I got some very good suggestions that I hadn't thought about and am going to try. I really appreciate all the helpful replies from everyone. Thanks so Much!!!! ...

This patient is in for groin pain, diagnosis of hip early degenerative arthritis, DR states in HPI that she has a "history of s/l shark lordosis" Under PE he states she has "no sensory deficits of lower extremity except for baseline s/l stockings of glove distribution secondary to her s/l shark-loida peripheral neuropathy." I know that makes no sense but this DR sounds like he had a long night last night and may still have some substances running through his system. LOL He is usually ver ...

Pt with pattern one back pain status post MVA. The rest of the SOAP note is, frankly, exactly what you would expect. Prescribed Baclofen. "Follow up if not improving or worsening. Did advise patient in regards to ____ s/l Zet-lie for resting the back five to ten minutes every one to two hours. " FWIW it does not sound like side lay to me. It has a definite "Zet/set." She started dictating this about two weeks ago, has dictated three times. I've sent it in bla ...

Just curious if you were able to confirm that it is a legitmate ad since the company's web site states different and the job ad remains on the board. Thanks so much!!! ...

just want to know what's up with that job post on the job board. I've sent my resume twice and came back as undeliverable. I got so excited because I have experience with PMs. Now I'm disappointed. Any thoughts?- tx, nw ...

Patient currently takes Rozlop or Rozalt for back pain? ...

There is no evidence of significant rotator cuff tear and she has normal appearing s/l **slant sign** of the shoulder on her radiographs, I believe that she would be a candidate for a total shoulder rather than a reverse total shoulder. ...

Patient had ultrasound, s/l TFM, iontophoresis, exercises for range of motion, strength of the left shoulder, elbow and gripping as well as a trial of H-wave stimulation. ...

Patient has undergone previous fractures and underwent distal ulnar excision ____ procedure with pinning of the distal ulna to the radius. ...

I just received my audit of five reports and in the diagnosis I put: Acute and chronic low back pain. I received a minor feedback and it was changed in the diagnosis to: Acute on chronic low back pain. Is this something new that I am not aware of? ...

Anyone know what type of surgery this doc is referring to? The patient has chronic low back secondary to s/l searic surgery... Thanks in advance!! ...

In diagnosis, doc is saying Shoulder s/l row lay, follow orthopedics. Thanks so much! ...

Any long-time MTs (over 30 years) having chronic neck/back pain, hand pain, wrist pain, migraines, etc., ever had luck at filing a workers comp claim? ...

OMG. I had no idea we could do this - I thought once we were "promoted" to MME we were stuck with it. I've never made so little money in my life than I have as an MME … it has been one of the biggest mistakes I've made in my life. How did you do that, was it as simple as just saying you didn't want to do it anymore? Did your CCM give you a hard time about it? ...

???????? Never heard this?????? ...

I sent my resume for this position. I am just curious who else did, and if you heard back from the person who placed the ad. Thanks! :) ...

My first thought is hematoma but really sounds like a Derm..... Thanks ...

Doctor repeatedly dictates at end of her office notes will see patient back peripherally. When asked about this, she says yes, that is what she means to say. Has anyone heard of "PERIPHERALLY" used in this manner in dictation? If so, what does this mean because I cannot verify this as being correct. Thanks :) ...

My GP is wandering into new fields on me.... The patient is status post a (s/l talo) pancreas resection for cancer on 06/29/2010. Not sure if this should be Talar Any help would be appreciated. Thanks. ...

Patient with hip pain, post op for back surgeries - emkay

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