http://meded.ucsd.edu/clinicalmed/lung.htm this one I found accidentally, but might want to check it out for your physical exams as it breaks it down by systems.
http://www.meditec.com/resourcestools/medical-reference-links/chest-examination/
look under associated words on this page for the third word
? first s/l, second is fremitus, third is E to A changes! nm - Sunshine State MT
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second s/l is fremitus (chest wall vibration)
Ć¢EĆ¢ to Ć¢AĆ¢ changes in the lungs (egophony). Your doctor may have you say the letter Ć¢EĆ¢ while he listens to your chest. Pneumonia may cause the Ć¢EĆ¢ to sound like the letter Ć¢AĆ¢ when heard through a stethoscope.
I know I should know this but I can't get it to come to the front of my brain....
Under the PE the doc says: "Lungs clear. No s/l litigious breath sounds."
I know it isn't "litigious" but that's what it sounds like.
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Lung: Infarction with pneumonia. ---------- birefringent crystals.
sounds like ----intravulaur septic that filled---birefringent crystals..?? ANY help!?!
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Help! Is there something like inasipe or indasipe of the lung? My doctor says it three times and I can find no info on it. I have googled all possible spellings and came up with nothing.
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This is an ESL and can't get what he is saying about this patient with COPD and emphysema. Sentence is: The disease has progressed and he now has baseline shortness of breath and easy s/l sub-tic-a-bility. Any ideas would help!
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Doc says: "There was an obvious tumor mass just above the left upper lobe s/l pickoff." I cannot for the life of me figure out if this is a real term or slang or if I'm hearing it totally wrong. Anyone know? Thanks in advance. ...
So I'm typing away, minding my own business, and this doc says: "The lungs are clear and symmetrical without s/l domus/domis/or maybe domes." The only thing I was able to find was something about the domes of the diaphragm. Can anyone clue me in as to what this means? ...
Doing a report for a counseling and recovery center. Dr. says....
AIIMS exam showed mild involuntary movement of upper extremities and t____ assessment.
Is it AIMS exam or Ames exam. I am also unsure of the blank, it sounds like it starts with the letter T. Thank you Thank you in advance! ...
Doc has performed bronchoscopy and then says: "Therapeutic bronchoscopy done with copious amount of secretions; will attempt s/l leaning." Later he says, "Unable to lean; will attempt each day." What is this? Is it "leaning" the patient so the secretions will drain? ...
External exam, pupillary exam, and slitlamp examination of the anterior segment are normal both eyes intact, all tension is normal both eyes. Undilated funduscopic examination with a 90-diopter revealed a question of mild nerve s/l "fiber alla" edema. ...
Lasègue sign is negative bilaterally, flare sign negative bilaterally, Rayberg maneuver negative.
I cannot find flare, so not sure if it is flare or flair. Have no clue has to Rayberg maneuver. Thanks. ...
Slitlamp exam is normal. Intraocular pressure by tactile is normal. On dilated funduscopic exam, cup-to-disc ratio is 0.15 with sharp margins in both eyes (s/l maculo splat). Dilated funduscopic exam is within normal limits both eyes.
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...or are there pre-reqs? I've looked at the main ahdi website, I just wasn't sure if when they say that you have to "apply" if that means they will look at your experience and either accept or deny you or whether applying is simply a formality so they know you want to take the test.Also, if you've already taken the test, what were some of the toughest sections (for you personally)? Any advice would be greatly appreciated. ...
In the physical exam, the doctor says the following under the HEENT heading:
Pupils are pinpoint and nonreactive. Normal appearing sclera. TMs are clear with good light reflection. No s/l "battle sign". Normal nasal exam with no polyps.
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