Word help x 2

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The pt has a ___ " papillomacular or papillar macular* rash on his abdomen. My

spellchecker accepts the first one but I wasn't able to confirm it in any ref

book.

1. Start Cortisporin prior to __s/l *effecting* skin area b.i.d. and if not

improving then may consider a referral to dermatology.

TIA

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papillomacular. Deb

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In a message dated 06-22-01 1:54:47 PM Eastern Daylight Time,

pooh47_16@... writes:

<< SIGNIFICANT PAST HISTORY: Surgical menopause; appendectomy;

splenectomy, secondary to congential s/l " stir-o-cytosis. "

Second (different) patient doc dictates:

SIGNIFICANT PAST HISTORY: Physiologic menopause; hypertension;

obesity; fibrocystic breasts; osteoarthritis; s/l " hysteromegaly. "

>>

I'm stumped on the " stirocytosis " but hysteromegaly would be enlargement of

the uterus, although that's not a common way of putting it., and I wasn't

able to find verification of it in a dictionary, but literally hystero is

uterus and megaly is enlarged. Hope this helps, and hopefully someone else

can get the " stirocytosis " .

Jan " Typing is my life "

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In a message dated 06-22-01 1:54:47 PM Eastern Daylight Time,

pooh47_16@... writes:

<< SIGNIFICANT PAST HISTORY: Surgical menopause; appendectomy;

splenectomy, secondary to congential s/l " stir-o-cytosis. "

Second (different) patient doc dictates:

SIGNIFICANT PAST HISTORY: Physiologic menopause; hypertension;

obesity; fibrocystic breasts; osteoarthritis; s/l " hysteromegaly. "

>>

I'm stumped on the " stirocytosis " but hysteromegaly would be enlargement of

the uterus, although that's not a common way of putting it., and I wasn't

able to find verification of it in a dictionary, but literally hystero is

uterus and megaly is enlarged. Hope this helps, and hopefully someone else

can get the " stirocytosis " .

Jan " Typing is my life "

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In a message dated 06-22-01 1:54:47 PM Eastern Daylight Time,

pooh47_16@... writes:

<< SIGNIFICANT PAST HISTORY: Surgical menopause; appendectomy;

splenectomy, secondary to congential s/l " stir-o-cytosis. "

Second (different) patient doc dictates:

SIGNIFICANT PAST HISTORY: Physiologic menopause; hypertension;

obesity; fibrocystic breasts; osteoarthritis; s/l " hysteromegaly. "

>>

I'm stumped on the " stirocytosis " but hysteromegaly would be enlargement of

the uterus, although that's not a common way of putting it., and I wasn't

able to find verification of it in a dictionary, but literally hystero is

uterus and megaly is enlarged. Hope this helps, and hopefully someone else

can get the " stirocytosis " .

Jan " Typing is my life "