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Question Answered step-by-step INSTRUCTIONS:Define all bolded wordsandcorrect ALL errors. Submit… INSTRUCTIONS: Define all bolded words andcorrect ALL errors. Submit errors (in order) below. Then submit defined words in order for each numbered report. Here is an example of how you can write out the answers:Errors:Report #11. beleved = believed2. x-rays, scans, and procedures = added commas3. dissected, pneumonia4. He = SheDefinitions: (in your own words)1. effusion = a build up of fluid in a cavity or an escape of fluid from a structure. Report #21. oscultated = auscultatedDefinitions: (in your own words)1. effaced = thinning out of the cervix If you keep them in order, it will be much easier for me to grade. Find and correct all errors. Define bolded words. Use the #’s provided: #1 CHEST, ONE VIEW INDICATION: Chest pane. Shortness of breath. AP portable view of the chest obtained on 10/5/06 at 2235. No previous study for comparison. Heart size is normal. No pulmonary vascular congestion. Lungs and plural spaces are clear. IMPRESSION: Normal. ***#2PA and lateral views of the chest were obtained. There were no definit pulmonary infiltrates. The cardiac silhouette and pulmonary vasculature are intact. The costophrenic angles are unremarkable. IMPRESSION: Normal chest. ***#3HISTORY: Chest pain. FINDINGS: Heart size and configuration remain normal. Moderate pulmonary hyperinflation, perihilar fibrosus, and basilar fibrotic changes are static in appearance. IMPRESSION:1. Moderate to severe chronic ubstructive pulmonary disease with probable pulmonary artery hypertension.2. Chronic perihilar and basilar pulmonary fibrosis. ***#4PORTIBLE CHEST The heart is not enlarged. Patchy infiltrates are present in both midlungs laterally. There is no clear evidence of congestive heart failure. The tip of the ET tube is at the clavicular level. There is a nasogastric tube coiled in the stomach. External cardiac monitors are present. IMPRESSION: Cardiomegaly without obvious congestive heart failure. The pulmonary infiltrates most likely represent pnumonia. ***#5PORTABLE CHEST The cardiac enlargement is again noted. There has been slight diminution in the diffuse pulmonary air space disease. There is probably a moderate amount of fluid in each pleural space. IMPRESSION: Slight decrease in air space disease. Interval developement of bilateral pleural effusion.***#6PA and lateral views of the chest reveal the heart size to be normal. Trachea is midline. Normal pulmonary vascular markings. Opaque sutures are seen in the projection of the right upper chest. No active infultrate is otherwise noted. IMPRESSION: Presence of opaque sutures in the projection of the right upper chest. No active cardiopulmonary disease is otherwise demonstrated at this time. ***#7AP and frogleg views of the left pelvis were obtained. There is deformity about the right femoral head with a somewhat fragmented appearance to it. The appearance is altogether compatible with Legg-Perthes disease or aseptic nicrosis of the femoral head. Primary differential consideration is the less likely possibility of an osteomyilitis. Please correlate these radiographic findings clinically. ***#8ANKLE FILMS There appears to be an old healed calcaneal fracture. In addition, prominent spurs are seen off the anterior surface of the talus and navicular. Spuring is also seen on the posterior lip of the tibia. The ankle mortise is intact. IMPRESSION: Old healed calcaneal fracture with degenerative changes in the tarsals. ***#9LEFT CLAVICAL A comminuted fracture is seen involving the proximal portion of the left clavicle. There is widening of the acromoclavicular joint. IMPRESSION: Comminuted displaced fracture, left clavicle. ***#10LEFT WRIST, THREE VIEWS AP, lateral, and oblique views were obtained of the left wrist. These show Salter-Harris type II fractureof the distal radial metaphysic. An aparent ulnar styloid chip fracture is present and associated with this. IMPRESSION: Salter-Harris type II fracture of the distal left radius. ***#11MAMMOGRAM CC and MLO views of each breast were done using low-dose film mammographic technique. Breasts are bilaterally symmetric showing mostly fatty replacement of the glanular tissue with minimal ductal ectasia still present. No dominant mass, lesion, malignant-type calcification, skin thickening, or nipple retraction. IMPRESSION: No evidence of malignancy or other significant abnormality. Health Science Science Nursing Hit 244 Share QuestionEmailCopy link Comments (0)