X-rays series

Had a new student MT ask me a ? she said Have you ever hear of an OP series? I can't find it anywhere!! Patient has a 10-day history of watery diarrhea and fecal impaction. I have actually not had this myself.. and wondered if anyone can help her.. Thank you so much.. ;) ...

Doc says: Return for followup in one week with what sounds like joly/jolly/joley series (x-ray) Pls. help.... Thnx in advance.. ...

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There is noted to be significant degenerative changes at the L5-S1 level on the pelvic x-ray. Visualization of the more **collateral** lumbar spine is not able to observed on this x-ray. tia ...

I'm having trouble with this x-ray description of the leg. "8 mm round calcific, (s/l rawcific) density adjacent to the posterior aspect of the tibia - (s/l free joint or rejoint) body or synovial osteochondromatosis." And later when she is describing the knee pain, is sounds like she is saying "acific" calcification behind the right knee with OA. Any help is so appreciated!! ...

Patient had elbow arthroplasty. X-rays reviewed that show well positioned total elbow arthroplasty with s/l **cement _________________** ossification of soft tissues" Thanks for any help ...

Spinal surgery at L4-L5. Sounds like... "incision was made... a series of guppies were placed. Dissection was carried down to the fascia" and later again, "Guppies were placed deeper within the paraspinal musculature." One sound is exactly like GUPPY. The other one sounds a little like GOLPY or GULPY. ...

I did get s/l extending x-rays of her knees which were essentially normal. ...

I have a friend who lead MT at a radiology group and she tells me that they are using software that reads parts of an x-ray. It can detect where the calcifications are. I wonder if the radiologists are thinking they may out of a job just like us someday. ...

For those MTs who are radiology MTs, when you transcribe portable chest x-rays, does your hospital or MTSO require you to include not only the date of the portable chest x-ray but also the time? ...

There is no evidence of loosening of the hardware although on one AP, there does appear to be increased lucency about the fracture site, which could be attributed to s/l moth effect. ...

The lateral view showed similar findings, both anterior and posteriorly, superior and inferiorly, of the lumbar vertebrae and more significantly **autofusion** was noted at the L4-L5 level. ...

PA says "there is an infraclavicular spur on a 20 degree Hawikin's view. (can't find my script on this format for degree sign). Usually I hear Rockwood view. Thanks! ...

are reported as being normal. (It doesn't sound like *dysplasia*. No other information given in note). ...

I know I've asked this before on here and I forget now what it is - seated or seeded. It makes sense to me either way. ...

X-rays demonstrate on the lateral view contuination of s/l** lu-mi-sonce** line to pass through the inferior one-third of the patella. Thanks! ...

There is no evidence of loose body. On the lateral view, s/l **Blue-mont-slots** line is intact with neutral patella. There are no significant degenerative changes of the patellofemoral compartment. There is no evidence of subluxation or tilt. ...

cervical c-spine x-rays with a s/l "BB" on his sternal notch ...

This has been bothering me. I have one provider who says in her ROS, for example: "The patient denies nausea, vomiting, diarrhea, or melena." I think the "or" should be an "and," as the patient is denying each AND every one of these things, not this one OR that one. Of course, I understand what the provider is implying, but I think the correct word used should be "and," not "or." What do you think? If anyone can give and answer and back up with a grammatical rule, I would greatly appreciate it ...

X-rays series - P-MT

X-rays series - P-MT

skeletal survey, Silverman's syndrome - mt

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