pediatric extremity exam

dr says "one hour and six hour [s/l SIPSA screens] were normal including CBC and CRP." I have googled this every way I know how and cant come up with anything. SIPSA, Sypsa, SPSA, etc. Any help appreciated. ...

Apprehension on patellar tracking with increased Q-angle, positive ____ and crepitus and positive grind test. s/l chase sign or just chase Thank you for any help. ...

Is there a type of lower extremity exam that would be done called digital hair? It s/l hair! DP and PT pulses are palpable bilateral. Positive digital (hair) bilateral. There are no lesions or lacerations noted bilateral. Normal skin color, texture, and turgor bilateral. It's an exam for a bunion deformity. Thanks. ...

I know "tiban" isn't correct. What is it? Thanks. ...

upper and lower extremity exam-sounds like "crunch" test? ...

hello, this sure does s/l "sure step" but can find anywhere. thot it might be something lab wise, but no luck. any ideas out there? tks!! also mother had a case of recurrent preeclampsia requiring her to be on magnesium prior to delivery of her baby. After birth, the infant's *------* step was 14 and the serum glucose at that time only measured 6. He was given 20 mL of formula and after which the *------* step only increased to 15. At that time, due to the hypoglycemia ...

She is doing a newborn checkup. After giving the apgars, it sounds like she is saying "Sure Steps were within normal limits". Help........Thanks in advance! ...

I am doing a cardiology pediatric PE, and the doctor says "The patient has some miling." Any clue???? ...

This is a letter from a peds urologist re: a child almost 1 year old. I was able to see_____in our Pediatric Urology Clinic for follow up after her repeat s/l "De-hooks" procedure which was done in August of 2009. Her postoperative ultrasound revealed no significant hydronephrosis and her known right smaller than left kidney. ...

I must have missed something. Today I get an email telling me I have to go through some certification process to work on an account I've been working on for the last several years. Was this mentioned prior to this? Nothing was said on the last conference call about it that I recall. I think this is getting a little ridiculous. First the mandatory conference calls, now this. What's next? Seriously, I'm about ready to quit. Maybe that' ...

Pediatric patient with earwax accumulation. ENT: Shows mild wax accumulation but both tympanic membranes appear healthy. IMPRESSION Wax (s/l inspusation) in the ear. ...

A job opening posted for Pediatric Transcriptionist and states must obtain Pediatric Care Specialist certification, company paid training. Does anyone have this? How does one obtain this certification and where? Thanks for any information! ...

doc refers to mom or mother/dad/grandma, etc. I was taught that if it is "the mom" you would not capitalize but if you can substitute a name, then it would be capitalized. The mom denies vomiting, but Mom states the baby..... (would that be correct as far as capitalization goes?) ...

Which is correct? Has bilateral lower extremity edema. Has bilateral lower extremities edema. Thanks! ...

s/l pollen or prollen syndrome with scapular winging ...

The lower extremities show marked peripheral varicosities. There are also some excoriated lesions of the lower extremities with some mild scarring secondary to __s/l "thorabnitis". Any ideas? This M.D. has a tendency to make up words, so he could be saying something totally different than how it sounds. Thanks ...

Does anyone know if this is suppose to read "duplex lower extremity bilateral?" ...

Patient did use 2 finger upper extremity support but showed good control. This indicates normal eccentric strength for descending stairs. This is for knee pain. Has anyone heard of this before? ...

and then draped in a sterile fashion. S/L either prevail, prebale, etc. Thanks! ...

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! ...

This is a tough one. The patient is a child who is being intubated. Doc says, "Using standard technique and following the dosing guidelines from the s/l Brassler tape, the patient was intubated." So I don't know if this is like a cassette tape that the doc played to reaffirm how to intubate a small child or if the "tape" is actually an instrument or what. Sorry if this is the stupidest question imaginable, but I have absolutely no clue. Hoping someone will kn ...

I can't seem to find this listed anywhere. It sounds pretty clear...does anyone know the correct spelling or does the dictator actually mean "Jell-O"-?! ...

The patient just had a femoropopliteal bypass, and they are considering the same for the other leg. Thanks. ...

Any ideas? I am not as familiar with this area. I don't even know what to google anymore. :( ...

pediatric extremity exam - mums

Might be a stretch but maybe Staheli test? - nm

Your s/l could be Galeazzi but a Galeazzi fracture - Olive

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