Knee exam - "Patient has an **A1** Lachman's test

There is a Baker's cyst noted posteriorly as well as tenderness over the pes bursa. Positive static **in-en-elly** patellar compression test. She does have some medial joint line tenderness. Thanks!! ...

PA always says: The right knee (or whatever limb) has no visual deformities. Should it not be visible deformities, or am I overthinking? I think of visual deformities occurring in the vision, but I don't know. She's the only one who says this. ...

On examination, her Q-angle is 16° with the patella reduced. It is less than 10° in the 90° flexed position. She has positive s/l Jay’s line. Thank you. ...

TEXT: Examination of his left knee shows no knee joint effusion. Good patellar tracking. No localized tenderness to palpation. No ligamentous instability. Full extension and 30 degrees of flexion. Firm end point with Lachman test. He does have an approximately 4 x 3 cm mass at the medial aspect of the popliteal fossa. There is no tenderness to palpation. No redness or warmth. __________ is positive consistent with fluid content. There i ...

Doc is doing a knee exam for large meniscal tear and bone-on-bone medial compartment OA. He says what sounds like "Simons first test" caused grade 4 posterolateral tenderness. Any ideas? Thanks, Andrea ...

This is a _____ for an orthopedic test for the knee that i cannot find anywhere. All help would be appreciated. Doc says, "Anterior/posterior drawer negative, McMurray negative, _____ negative." It sounds like fes-a-leese or at least fes---- something. HELP!!!!! ...

On 01/07/11, the knee was removed, resection of heterotopic bone, **excision of prior surgical scar** and insertion of an antibiotic spacer block was performed. Questioning excision of prior surgical scar. Does this make sense? Thanks :) ...

The patient had a s/l knee surgery with a s/l Cardizel Olds?? enzyme procedure. He performed this ten years ago and I cannot really hear clearly what he is saying. Any ideas? Thanks. ...

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

After being so tired of not being taken seriously and dealing with management shifts that don't know me from Jane, I really would like to take the CMT test. I've been doing this for 13 years so not a newbie but honestly the test scares me. I would like to take one of the prep course but don't really know which one to take. I don't want to overdue if not needed and the prices for the courses vary by quite a bit. AHDI has multiple classes listed but I� ...

The vulva is unremarkable in appearance, as is the introitus. There is a strong odor of _____ noted. s/l primary aimings. ...

Dictated: Lumbar extension and lateral bending are noted to be good and painless. Straight leg raising sign is positive on the left at 75 degrees. __________ s/l la-sack test is also positive on the left. Help and/or suggestions appreciated, thank you! ...

I am trying to work this into my schedule, and I want to make sure I plan enough time. Thanks! ...

autophoric?? Thanks. ...

Doctor dictates: "On initial evaluation, the patient was noted to have glucose of 560, with a bicarb of 11, and also has a (s/l something -demia) of 18%. The patient was subsequently admitted for further management." I can't seem to find anything that would fit in the above space. It sounds like ?demia. Does anybody have any clues for me? I would really appreciate it. Thanks alot. ...

I have no idea how I did because I don't know what they are looking for in their testing. It is obvious they want to see how you handle difficult dictators. I had to leave some blanks, which most companies would prefer you to do. I just wonder how many people level several blanks in the test and still got hired? I especially had to leave 2 or 3 blanks on the guy who whispers. Turned the volume all the way up on my computer and still could not make out parts of his dictation wit ...

Doctor is dictating pupils are equal and reactive to light with s/l "knee line" that is normal. Any clues? ...

Knee exam - "Patient has an A1 Lachman's test - Thanks nm

Yes, that is correct. It is a grading level for a Lachman test. nm - nm

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Knee exam - "Patient has an **A1** Lachman's test - Thanks nm

Yes, that is correct. It is a grading level for a Lachman test. nm - nm

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