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Hello everyone! I am new to mtgab and have found previous questions very helpful! I am a little stuck on Quiz 32 and need some help if anyone can!!

DISCHARGE SUMMARY
Mariko Matsai
HOSPITAL COURSE
1. ..to this facility with increasing shortness of breath
where he was treated with __________ with good results...
2. An attempt at percutaneous transluminal coronary angioplasty was made one week after admission, but the team was unable to _________ the coronary artery...
LABORATORY DATA
3. Chest film show calcified aorta with a dilated ________ thoracic aorta.
DISCHARGE DIAGNOSIS
4. 1. Status post large __________ myocardial infarction.

H&P
JACK LEAF
HISTORY OF PRESENT ILLNESS
1. He denies history of upper GI bleeding, hematemesis, hematochezia or _______.

OP REPORT
RON BROWN
1. The pericardium was then entered above the aorta and then the pericardial incision were connected between the aorta and the _______ space in the...
2. The right thoracic cavity was ________ separate chest tube.

If anyone can help, I would really appreciate it!! Thanks!!

Quiz 32
Mariko Matsai
1. Lasix
2. cannulate
3. ectatic
4. anteroapical

Jack Leaf
1. melena

Ron Brown
1. preaortic
2. drained with a

Thanks SO much judymae!! I really appreciate it!!

Can anyone out there help me with an AHP question regarding lesson 43, quiz 31? On report #5, Robert Toda, in the procedures I have:
ventricle and through the pulmonary Arthro tract. Is the arthro tract correct? It is towards the beginning of procedures.
Also, at the end should the following be a new paragraph? (Complications: None. The patient tolerated the procedure well and there was no extensive active bleeding.) I have it that way but am not certain.
Thanks to whomever can help me here.
Sharon

Hi Sharon,

I can help. The first part of your question is "pulmonary outflow tract".

The second part re: complications etc. are all still in the run on style, no new paragraph.

Good luck.
Kathy

Lakelife: Quiz 31 is self-grade!

right ventricle and
through the pulmonary outflow tract.

Complications: None.
Th e patient tolerated the procedure well, and there was no evidence of active bleeding.

Kathy, thanks much for your help. And also for the wish of good luck, I know I am needing allot of that.
Another question: The Dr dictates that this is an Operative Note, not an Operative Report. How should I transcribe that, as dictated ?? and the Usual heading of OPERATIVE REPORT, should that be like this or as Dr. dictated the first? Thanks again
Sharon