Pulmonary hypertension...

"CTAPSE ??? or CTA PSE was reduced 1.3 to 1.6 (Sounds like he is saying TAPS...??? Tricuspid annular plane systolic excursion (TAPSE) - BEX ...

Patient has pulmonary hypertension and is on sildenafil and s/l lethirus. What is it?? I feel like I should know what this is, but I just can't get it. Can anyone help? Thanks. ...

Any ideas on a hypertension med that comes in 30 mg? Hypertension. Lasix 40 mg orally daily, metoprolol 100 mg twice a day, s/l nafrovit 30 mg orally daily, hydralazine 50 mg three times a day. ...

It sounds like theyre saying "Hypertension, well controlled on duo therapy" Any ideas? Is that right? ...

ESL doc says patient has hypertension, probably secondary hypertension from hyper----ism. Cannot understand the middle part of that word. Any guesses? Thanks. ...

neuro doc is saying something that sounds like "axillary hypertension." I have found axillary swelling and pulmonary hypertension and axillary vein thrombosis, but not axillary hypertension itself. Also tried "ancillary hypertension" but didn't get far with that either. Anyone have an idea? Any help will be greatly appreciated. ...

is there such a thing as cephalic hypertension? If yes, what is it?? ...

I can't document this anywhere and have never heard of it. TIA ...

CONTEXT: "Hypertension – patient is to keep a blood pressure log, which will be reviewed in approximately three weeks. MJNC7 guidelines will be mailed to the patient as well. " Any ideas? Thank you! :) ...

This sounds like "adawhit parameters" Sentence: Will place the patient on low-dose beta-blocker for cardio protection with _____ parameters for hypotension and bradycardia. ...

Microscopic: Rare ______, (sounds like: abcelioe cells) occasional mucus. Rare WBCs, RBCs, and casts. is rare even right? The doctor has a thick accent... ...

Meds in list for H&P s/l ABDICOR? Any ideas? ...

Under pulmonary in PE it s/l EDI ration 1.5:1. ...

biopsy filamentous bacterium question Nocardia versus s/l actino ...

I'm having huge problems with this pulmonary dictation. "Chest CT 2010, no interstitial fibrosis. Mild linear (s/l clinical) scarring in the lower lobes, right middle lobe, and lingual. PFTs-moderate restrictive lung disease. (s/l Mild decrease and diffuse in capacity.) Repeat PFTs - no significant change - (s/l duke) pulmonary - diffusion problem. (s/l also 2 homo 2.) Desats." On the 'also 2 homo 2', she does seem like she is stumbling over her word ...

"She continues to require O2. She did see a pulmonologist who agreed with the management of pulmonary s/l processees. She feels that her left arm is actually less stiff now that she has had the EMG." I was wondering if the word could be either processes or prostheses. This is a rheumatologist, so she doesn't cover much on the subject of the patient's pulmonary issues. ...

Here is what I hear... I have ruled out associated aspiration pneumonia and s/l deb pulmonary emboli. ...

Right upper lobe anterolateral segment irregular noncalcified mass, size 2.5 cm with a pleural tag and local pleural inflammatory reaction versus infiltration with possible small right S/L *PRE-CORE-I-NAL" at 2 o'clock, small lymph node as well as a right lower lobe prominent pulmonary artery. ...

could be MSC or MSE pulmonary. Thank you for any help. ...

What I hear: Moderate cylindrical bronchiectasis with normal alpha92%, subchloric and the IDG studies. The highlighted words I cannot figure out. Help please! Thanks! ...

This pt has pulmonary nodules. As dictated: Repeat CT of the chest shows no change in these bilateral small areas of s/l ground valescent opacification. and I repeat...I am not a radiology MT and appreciate your help!!!!!! ...

I have a dictator that is saying "status post _____ for pulmonary fibrosis" numerous times during this report. Sounds like she is saying "BOLT"???? Any ideas? Thanks in advance :) ...

Doctor is performing a median sternotomy and it s/ he says Pulmonary tool vent was placed. What could this be? Thank you! ...

What is the correct way to transcribe FEF 25-75%? Since the BOS says to write percentages 25% to 75% instead of using a dash, is that how the name of the test is supposed to be transcribed, FEF 25% to 75%? ...

How do I tell the difference? I'm getting confused on -us and -ism. If a diagnosis dictated is "No evidence for pulmonary emboli" would it be the -us or -ism? ...

The patient is referred with fever, chills and progressive shortness of breath with a history of IV drug abuse and alcoholism. The patient is a poorly-nourished 44-year-old Hispanic male in "s/l seria desperator" distress and agitated. Could the doctor mean severe respiratory distress? ...

Pulmonary hypertension... - ce

Lower extremity edema, pulmonary hypertension most likely cause of. Maybe? - brb

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