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Skin lesions - Vance
Posted: Feb 09, 2014
Patient scraped her knuckles on a cheese grater. Doctor dictates, "They have melayer ? and scab, but they do not really appear infected."
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Even if we tell you what this probably is, it won't help you learn much.
You should google wound healing, or, better yet, look it up in the A&P book that your course certainly provided to you, and see what kind of things are associated with superficial wounds.
What would happen if you scraped your knuckles on a cheese grater? What would you see? Scab? How about redness? What is that redness called? Starts with an e.
The point is to recognize what you hear from the context and because it makes sense in that context. When you understand the medicine behind what you hear, you will understand what you hear.
Google is your friend. So are pathophysiology books.
Or maybe ask your instructor - xx
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as the questions you are asking really look like student questions.
Patient had pelvic ultrasound done which showed some liver lesions. She then had a CT scan done that confirmed the lesions. They were heterogeneously enhancing, not felt to be consistent with hemangiomas. Differential diagnosis include adenomas or S/L ZEPH/EN/H ??.
sef/en/h I clearly just hear "H" at the end so maybe a word dash H ?? ...
Under physical examination
Skin: Flushed, moist, s/l attached, clear, no rashes??? help please with the underlined.
also, under Neurology: Patient is l somewhat lethargic, but arousable and seems to be oriented most or s/l work? Please help with underlined. ...
In the physical exam under derm, the patient has s/l "malaz" on the face. Her only listed diagnosis is fibromyalgia and the rest of her physical exam is normal except she has a dry mouth and erythema around the nail beds. ...
Dr. dictates: "Breast exam shows right breast with a slightly mobile, but obvious, mass below the nipple area with retraction of the nipple inward, and appears to have S/L skin embola but no evidence of ulceration at present."
Please help! ...
Does anyone know what this might be?
It s/l ab-sins.
Thanks in advance.
"Attention was then turned to the left axilla which was prepped with Betadine. Each of the skin tags was grasped with an ___, excised using an 11 blade, and then the base was cauterized for hemostasis." ...
Anyone know this type of skin retractor for excising a lipoma from chest wall? It s/l sins or possibly a-sins.
Thank you!
The skin was retracted using ___ and then later with army-navy, and the lipoma was dissected free from the surrounding structures using blunt dissection and cautery. ...
I need help, please, with a word? Here it goes:
The anterior segment is remarkable for papilloma of the right lower lid as well as a lesion just temporal to the right eye that appears to be an old skin cancer lesion or a (sounds like "mevel.")
Thank you so much! ...
Vacuum-assisted closure. I can't find abbreviation in references, and online it's both ways. Wondering if anyone knows for sure if officially there are periods in it or not (when client preference not stated). ...
This is a Sistrunk procedure: excision of thyroglossal duct cyst. SOUNDS LIKE "skin righted"
sterile drapes were placed using a ____ just below the hyoid bone, which worked out to be a nice location. Incision was carried through the platysma and flaps elevated superiorly and inferiorly.
TIA ! ! ! ! ...
I have a quick question. The doctor is dictating "full skin survey". How would this be transcribed? would it be full-skin survey or what? Thanks for the help. ...
She was considered for protocol therapy, but she had been progressing rapidly and most recently she developed S/L CARTILOL skin involvement while on salvage chemotherapy. ...