Type of scar/acronym? - Is is Friday????

Does anyone know what AVHRSO means? It is a procedure for pelvic pain. I can't seem to find anywhere. Thank you ...

The doctor is referring to a patient's medication list in her chart and says please refer to MAF for full details. This one in not familiar to me. Thank you in advance for any help. ...

"Patient has a big scar in the right upper quadrant extending from zippy/ziffy sternum to the right flank from his prior gastrectomy." ...

Surgeon preparing to revise cleft lip scar says . . .. He has a tethered scar on the right s/l filtra-crawl status post rt unilateral cleft lip repair. ...

Anyone heard of AYR? What is it? HELP! ...

Of course, this is a discharge diagnosis, so I can't just type "HUF" and leave it be. I can't for the life of me figure out what this might be, and I can't find it anywhere. The patient has hematuria with pancytopenia and renal failure. This MD is not an ESL and speaks quite clearly. He is clearly saying "HUF"!!! (Actually he is saying HUF/TTP.) Appreciate any help with this. Thanks. ...

I have a doctor who dictates in the physical exam "Neck is supple, no JVD. No ATR, no carotid bruit." I have a sample where someone has typed out "no thyromegaly," but he clearly is not saying that. I have tried to Google ATR but nothing medical comes up. I have typed this man several times and usually blank him there but thought I would check here in case anyone has any ideas. Thanks! ...

Patient with a shoulder injury. "Have her practice s/l SCARE, limit her activities. She is to use ice 15 to 20 minutes bid, preferably tid." I cannot find an acronym for this, but cannot come up with anything else that will fit into the context. Thank you ...

Does anyone know if this is correct? An acronum, sounds like APES or APEF and they are consulting on a hip surgery patient in the hospital! I cannot find it! ...

I dont have an endocrine word book anymore. Does anyone know what the correct acronyms for hyperparathyroidism and hypoparathyoidism are? Thanks for any help you can give. ...

I need to expand an abbreviation but don't know what it means. Context: In office visit notes under Plan: "SOV one week." Seems like it may refer to a followup visit, but can't find this one. Anybody know??? Thanks! ...

Rectal exam reveals 2 irritated s/l KOFFA-like lesions noted at the rectum. These do not appear to be thrombosed hemorrhoids. A: Probable anorectal HPV. P: Treat with Aldara cream. Thanks for your help. ...

He did undergo a right total shoulder replacement in March with excellent outcome. He is very pleased with the result. He does rate himself as a 7, approaching 8 on the SOD scale. What does SOD stand for?Thank you!! ...

Patient has drainage from a C-section scar from 20 years ago. Diagnosis is a likely bacterial infection versus fungus. Treatment with s/l ofloxacin drops 2-3 times daily as well as clotrimazole solution in case of fungal element. Of course, where he says s/l ofloxacin, it is not clear whether or not he's saying the "O" however, the floxacin is clear. Can anyone verify this? Does it make sense to use ofloxacin drops in this way? Or does anyone know of a floxac ...

dr doing a laparoscopic cholecystectomy and cant use his normal incision site because the patient had an un-sy-fee lower abdominal incision so he has to put his ports in another place. Non-ESL, very clear. I am sure this is an abbreviation for something or some kind of nickname, but cant come up with anything. Any ideas...TIA. ...

Help!!! Doing Occupational therapy and she says "Issued yellow (s/l) 'disenthesis / dysenthesis(?)' with deeper scar tissue massage' for hand scar. Please help!!! ...

This is how it was dictated. Do I type 10/11 o'clock position or 10 o'clock/11 o'clock position or some other way? Thanks! ...

If ECG is dictated, can I use the abbreviation, or type in full? ...

MMSE is pertinent to "an abunzant" type dementia of Alzheim'er type. ...

Which is the correct way to type...type 2 or type II diabetes? tia. ...

Wondering if anyone out there has any feedback about working for Silent Type? I have done the test and have been told I will interview in two weeks when the position becomes available... I think there is a mandatory 2 day training in NJ? Anyone done this and survived? How's the pay? I was considering going to work for MedQuist because they are taking over one of my current IC accounts but after reading in the MedQuist section I think I'll skip that one. Th ...

Does anyone know what pay range All Type starts off at? Does anyone have any experience with them? I have a test to complete and before I invest my time taking it, I wanted to get some feedback. Thanks ahead of time. ...

4-ply lift... He has been weightbearing as tolerated in a boot with a full 4-ply lift. tia. ...

Type of scar/acronym? - Is is Friday????

palp as in short for palpable? - NM

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