s/l conduction disease with atrial "sukka"

Is there any way to tell the difference between these two terms? I don't really understand what they mean other than *inter*ventricular would mean occuring between the 2 ventricles and *intra*ventricular occuring within one ventricle. Right?? I am doing a cardiology report right now and really can't distinguish the difference. The doctor gives some terms regarding what's going on like long Q-T and left atrial enlargement. Can someone point me to a site that explains this in great, ...

bone conduction bilaterally "for renee" ??? No idea what is being said. aha, tia! ...

Doctor dictates for Physical Examination: Ears: TMs intact. Hearing grossly intact. "Air to bone" conduction intact. Is that transcribed "Air-bone"? ...

It's a dermatological disease. Patient has chronic ulcers on extremities. Being treated with clobetasol. Thanks! ...

I have seen it both ways, would like to know definitively. TIA! ...

sounds like Crowley disease. ...

doc states: plan: to give the pt Labetalol, s/l tuck ekg, test field, and labs. ...

No oral cavity lesions. S1,S2 is audible. s/l (atrail lemer)___ of the lungs good air entry bilaterally. ...

doctor is saying what sounds like "placement of a DULUM in the right atrial line." this is a Fontan procedure. any ideas would be appreciated. ...

Sounds like he is saying ventricular/atrial fibrillation, maybe ventriculoartrial fibrillation? I am unable to verify this condition. Can anyone help? ...

There is a first-degree atrial ventricular block. There is one beat with a variant conduction, perhaps an intermittent right bundle branch block. Does this make sense? Thanks. ...

Doc says s/l "numa" stroke data suggests evaluation..... ...

I'm stuck on one of my assigments for a Holter Monitor Reading. All I can hear is "this is a 48-year-old patient undergoing _____ atrial flutter." It sounds like he is saying "equito" something, but he's talking so fast I really have no clue. Any ideas? Thanks! ...

cardiology is not my specialty... :-) TIA ...

Any help appreciated. Thx. ...

After bypass, the atrial "clearing" device was put in. He had a pleural effusion that was drained. He had a recent x-ray that was okay. Thanks for any help. Jude ...

It sounds like the doctor is saying "Worst or Wortz" rhythm atrial fibrillation. Looked in Stedmans cardiology, Dorlands, etc. and even the internet, but can not find anything that resembles this. Help please ...

Looking for confirmation, can't find anything on the web .... is there an "Oscar" atrial screw-in wire? Thank you!! Anja ...

THe patient was admitted to the hospital for "afib". I know this is basic but am drawing a blank. THanks ...

Does anyone know if there is any difference between a. flutter (atrial flutter) and aflutter? Is a. flutter same as atrial fibrillation? ...

Have you heard of this? It definitely doesn't sound like paroxysmal. I cannot find a good confirmation of it. ...

The patient has a normal uterus. Normal appearing ovaries. She has S/L "a grey tube place adentia" Anyone? Thank you in advance ...

Sounds like "birdno point majer" disease consistent with chronic ischemia. Help! ...

In PMH - s/l output disease. Other history includes hypertension, diabetes, CKD with two renal transplants, CHF, and afib. ...

Cancer of the breath. Documented Source of Information: ASR. (P.S. Catch her...) ...

Could someone please help me? According to the AAMT Book of Style, Is it correct to add a plural on the names of diseases or syndromes, like Alzheimer's disease, Crohn's disease, Baker's cyst, or should it simply be written as Alzheimer disease, etc. Thanks so much if someone can help me out. ...

past medical history is significant for depression, anxiety, hyperlipidemia, history of ovarian cyst, insomnia, s/l gualinbury ...

s/l conduction disease with atrial "sukka" - thanks in advance

Possibly atrial flutter ?? nm - MT

secunda? - ??

give us surrounding sentences please - sukka

conduction delay with atrial flutter nm - quasi modem

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