Tenderness to palpation in the right anterior medial chest wall. Is it anteromedial or as typed? T

I am transcribing a physical exam of a diverticulitis patient that sounds like, "Slow unbuffler quantative abdominal tenderness to deep palpation". ...

This is on a patient who has diverticulitis ...

She does demonstrate some previous bleeding from the posterior chest wall drain site that has a stitch in place currently. She has a thrombotopical pad applied to her anterior chest wall drain site. ...

Doing an operative report with a portacath placement into the chest...any help would be much appreciated! Is "pexied" slang and is it the right word here? ...

With regards to the right hip, it is also evaluated showing no swelling or deformity. There is significant tenderness to s/l drop palpation over the greater trochanter. tia. ...

Inspection and palpation WAS unremarkable OR Inspection and palpation WERE unremarkable. ...

Under abdomen, I hear "there is no CBA tenderness" I cannot tell if it is CVA or CBA tenderness. I have a feeling it is CVA, but I am not quite sure what this atands for. ...

in physical examination, does CVA tenderness go under abdomen or back. TIA ...

This doctor loves these complex phrases, and there are a few I am not sure about. Do these need hyphens? Is there a good place to reference this, as this is not in my Stedman's Word books that I can find. Thanks. minimal to no tenderness superior to inferior fracture 1 pack per day smoker ...

ABDOMEN: There is no tenderness or rigidity. OR ABDOMEN: There are no tenderness or rigidity. I got an error today for typing IS instead of ARE. Are does not even sound right when speaking the sentence. Just curious if I am wrong. ...

Pedal pulses present. No "cass" tenderness? ...

Google keeps redirecting me to paraspinal and I can't find any information about perispinal; however, this doctor clearly says perispinal tenderness. "Perispinal" in my Stedman's speller, but I'm not sure if there is a "perispinal tenderness" because I cannot find any valid sources. Is perispinal tenderness the right word? ...

Any ideas? s/l pinna or pa-rin-gal tenderness in either ear. ...

Doctor states, "There was generalized parathoracic and paralumbar tenderness." I can verify paralumbar, but I have been unable to verify parathoracic. I did find perithoracic. Is parathoracic a word? ...

I "hear" interior, but don't know if it makes sense in the general procedure of the operation. thanks in advance! " The deltoid fascia was then elevated with a blunt and sharp dissection and then a deltoid-splitting approach was then used to the coracoacromial ligament, which was well identified and quite thickened. It had a very prominent [ s/l "interior"] edge." ...

Prostate exam: Moderately large prostate without s/l dystrophy, nodularity, tenderness, or s/l vomulence. when he says what s/l dystrophy, the audio is a little fuzzy and I'm not sure. The end of the word definitely sounds like *a fee ...

It is a hernia operation. It sounds like incision was made between the "anterior spurulex spine and the pubic....." ...

She recently underwent total abdominal hysterectomy, bilateral salpingo-oophorectomy, anterior s/l carporaphy and posterior s/l carporaphy for rectocele, stress urinary incontinence, and pelvic pain. ...

The patient is now 1 week postoperative arthroscopy and debridement of the right knee. Findings revealed a medial plica, chondromalacia patella, trochlear notch of the femur, and an anterior synovectomy. All of these were débrided. I am unsure this is correct even though it is said clearly. This is a procedure not a finding and that is why I am very unsure. TIA. ...

Can anyone help with this. ...

I get myself so confused on these all the time b/c I never know when it's okay to combine the words and when it's not and the docs always say them separately no matter what. For an "anterior lumbar interbody fusion with instrumentation" would it be anterior lumbar or should I change that to anterolumbar? Thanks for your help! ...

No viable options. STUCK! Can't move. Can't progress. Can't do work. Don't know what to do AT ALL. Signed off my shift in exactly this situation. This happened a couple of nights ago. Now it's being demanded that I sign a Written Warning which mis-states the cause for action, and I have refused to sign it. Conference call on Monday. Details follow: Never ONE TIME in over ten years of working for Med ...

...there is tenderness over the anterior-central or anterocentral ankle. TIA ...

They seem to both make sense, which would you go with? Nasoendoscopy is performed which demonstrates scarring of the left middle turbinate to the [medial or meatal] wall of the maxillary sinus. ...

Ok, brain's gone to mush. What's DPR stand for in the context of lumbar spine? Thanks so much! ...

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Tenderness to palpation in the right anterior medial chest wall. Is it anteromedial or as typed? T - lr

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