Musculoskeletal exam

I'm having trouble figuring out what is being said in the musculoskeletal portion of this physical exam. "Full range of motion of the ankles. No (s/l ankle ITP) tenderness." It kind of sounds like there is an "M" sound in there between ankle and ITP, but it could just be that she is running the words together. ...

It is pronounced buh-coe-dee He does have a positive Spurling’s, as well as a positive ______ sign. ...

The left knee is 50% of valgus lateral > medial tenderness and crepitance on range of motion. Should this be all one sentence? ...

Under the musculoskeletal portion of the physical exam, it is dictated, "Crepitus of the bilateral knees. No ankle tenderness or swelling. No MTP tenderness. Last (s/l Sjogren's) was 14.5 cm." I'm unsure what she would be measuring here. Also, I'm still wondering if anyone has any idea about this one, "MRI – mild. SI/degenerative arthritis. Imaging of the hands – small effusion of the carpals and (s/l peroneal) tendinopathy." & ...

In the musculoskeletal part of this physical exam, the dr. is dictating that the patient has "long-term deformities with a swan neck of the 2nd finger of the left hand a (s/l jacuze) appearance of the 3rd finger..." I have no idea what this means or how to spell it to even begin to look it up. Has anyone ever heard of anything like it? ...

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! ...

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. ...

...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. Help if you can please. ...

I am ashamed to say that I took the RMT exam twice and failed the transcription part twice. I am horrified! So, here are my questions. Am I the only one or are there any others of you in my shoes and how did you study for the exam? What study tools did you use? ...

REVIEW OF SYSTEMS___ was negative except for as HPI. (sounds like ten points) ...

During p/e, dr. says "abdomen is soft, distended with "capamedusa" present.... Could be tapa, kapa, Im duped. ...

Hi, I'm just wondering how many people have taken the CPC exam with AAPC and passed on their first try? If so, do you have any tips? My coding class ended in May, but I am just now able to sit for the exam. I will take it Sept 9th. I'm reviewing all my homework assignments, studying the practice exams on the AAPC website to prepare for the actual exam. I find myself so stressed out with worry and anxiety that it is hard to concentrate. I'm also job seeking for anything in t ...

I took coding as my wallet permitted payment and did not have any ICD 10 courses. prob know the answer to this question but asking anyway: Is the current CPA certification exam based on ICD 10 codes? Has anyone taken this year? ...

All she says is: neck, erect of right midline, trachea... ...

Her deep tendon reflexes are (1-2)(+) in the brachial s/l "ray alis", biceps, Achilles, and patellar tendons, and symmetric. thanks! ...

Visual fields are full to confrontation. ...

"Cardiovascular exam was tachycardiac. No s/l meals or an ST. No murmurs or gallops were appreciated." Any ideas? Thanks! ...

Extremities: 3+ edema. s/l kidneys bilaterally. What could "kidneys" be? ...

Cranial nerves II-XII grossly intact except for left facial s/l nerve lesion on central pathology. Does this make sense? ...

There is positive s/l bobocavernosis response elicited. ...

On a vaginal exam, is it common to refer to an area as a "kissing area"? It sounds like I am hearing " She has 2 kissing areas that are both erythematous and very raw and inflamed. " Just wanting to double check. thanks for any help. ...

Patient has no adnexal mass. No s/l "balathal" mass, as well. I've typed this only a few times before. Now my brain's fried and not helping me in the least. LOL Thanks in advance :) ...

Although he does have left neuroforaminal stenosis at L2-3, on imaging, there is no exam corlet of same. ...

s/l "DE" was less than 2 cm bilaterally. s/l "frem-a-tus" was okay. No s/l "E to A" changed were evident. ...

Examination of the right breast reveals a 3 cm s/l "REH-pree-ah" mobile mass... The "p" is distinct. Thanks for any suggestions. ...

Cardiovascular system: Heart sounds regular. No murmurs. No gallops heard. s/l "percussed" respiratory sounds masking the heart sounds. Abdomen soft. Patient with URI symptoms. Does this make sense in this context? Thanks! ...

Reveals a class 4 airway with no erythema or exudate noted. Slight s/l "retrignaphy" is present. Help if you can please! ...

Musculoskeletal exam - Newbie

Don't know the first, but the second s/l is... - sm

Could it be... - no1joe

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