Guest guest Posted August 28, 2001 Report Share Posted August 28, 2001 probably vaginosis val vaginous > S: The patient is 30 and delivered in April and is no longer breast feeding. > She has had longstanding depression and has treated it in the past > successfully with Zoloft. She was placed on Zoloft prior to delivery, 25 mg, > and feels she needs more than this. I concur and so she was given a refill > of 50 mg to be followed through with her PCP. > The second issue is that she has a chronic UTI and that was recently > evaluated this month, as a matter of fact, with Dr. M, and he is expecting > to need to see her in a year. > The third issue is birth control. The patient has not resumed birth control > pills. She does need to consider that, and I have encouraged her to follow > through on her appointment and reevaluate this within the next month. > A: Depression, chronic and XXX(s/l...vaginous). > TIA~ > > > *~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~ > Wipper > 32/MN > IC/OB-GYN, Naturopathic Medicine, and Family Practice > Wife to Jerry > Mom to Chelsey 13, 8, and le 5 > *~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~* > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted August 29, 2001 Report Share Posted August 29, 2001 Could it be a form of the word invaginate? Invaginate means to enclose or sheathe. I tried to find the word " invaginous " but no luck. Maybe she is " sheathed " or " enclosed " by her depression... This rang my bell because I had it in one of my practice dictations the other day. It was used thusly: " Mass over the right zygoma. General study is normal, although there is hypoaeration of the right mastoid region, not soft tissue disease in it or in the middle ear, suggesting a chronic, perhaps inactive space. This does not extend into the zygomatic arch, and is probably 12 mm in diameter. It just invaginates the superolateral margin of the orbits, although this is so minimal as not to be visible on a coronal section. " This taught me that forms of the word vagina could have a meaning other than just the one we are accustomed to. Anyway, just a thought! ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Career Step Online Student www.careerstep.com Transcribing the Intermediate Reports Unit 46/Texas ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ----- Original Message ----- > S: The patient is 30 and delivered in April and is no longer breast feeding. > She has had longstanding depression and has treated it in the past > successfully with Zoloft. She was placed on Zoloft prior to delivery, 25 mg, > and feels she needs more than this. I concur and so she was given a refill > of 50 mg to be followed through with her PCP. > The second issue is that she has a chronic UTI and that was recently > evaluated this month, as a matter of fact, with Dr. M, and he is expecting > to need to see her in a year. > The third issue is birth control. The patient has not resumed birth control > pills. She does need to consider that, and I have encouraged her to follow > through on her appointment and reevaluate this within the next month. > A: Depression, chronic and XXX(s/l...vaginous). Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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