RE: Word help - may be seizure related

[Guest guest]

Oh, Val! I think you have it! I sent it with a blank, but after reading your

post, I'll bet it was " neontally " or however one would spell that. Will let

y'all know if QA responds.

I'm going to go spank my ear now. *g*

Word help - may be seizure related

X is a 3-3/4-month-old girl who presents today for followup of her seizures

and feeding. She is a baby who had a very rough start in life. Was

life-flighted down from X to X Hospital at birth. She had seizures s/l **neer

mailey** and then got RSV and hypoxia and again had seizures. Mom has not

noticed any seizure episodes since she has been on the Tegretol.

This might be a regular word or phrase. I just can't tell.

[Guest guest]

Yeah! Bad ear! Whop, whop, whop!!! LOLOL

Re: Word help - may be seizure related

Oh, Val! I think you have it! I sent it with a blank, but after reading

your post, I'll bet it was " neontally " or however one would spell that.

Will let y'all know if QA responds.

I'm going to go spank my ear now. *g*

[Guest guest]

Rennie,

The only thing that comes to mind here is neonatal seizure, which are seizures

that occur shortly after birth.

Val

Word help - may be seizure related

X is a 3-3/4-month-old girl who presents today for followup of her seizures

and feeding. She is a baby who had a very rough start in life. Was

life-flighted down from X to X Hospital at birth. She had seizures s/l **neer

mailey** and then got RSV and hypoxia and again had seizures. Mom has not

noticed any seizure episodes since she has been on the Tegretol.

This might be a regular word or phrase. I just can't tell.

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Ten lashes with a cheese stick!!! LOL

Re: Word help - may be seizure related

Oh, Val! I think you have it! I sent it with a blank, but after reading

your post, I'll bet it was " neontally " or however one would spell that.

Will let y'all know if QA responds.

I'm going to go spank my ear now. *g*

Word help - may be seizure related

X is a 3-3/4-month-old girl who presents today for followup of her

seizures and feeding. She is a baby who had a very rough start in life.

Was life-flighted down from X to X Hospital at birth. She had seizures s/l

**neer mailey** and then got RSV and hypoxia and again had seizures. Mom

has not noticed any seizure episodes since she has been on the Tegretol.

This might be a regular word or phrase. I just can't tell.

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[Guest guest]

Near daily? Not very " medical " , but could it be?

Lynn

Re: Word help - may be seizure related

Rennie,

The only thing that comes to mind here is neonatal seizure, which are

seizures that occur shortly after birth.

Val

Word help - may be seizure related

X is a 3-3/4-month-old girl who presents today for followup of her

seizures and feeding. She is a baby who had a very rough start in life.

Was life-flighted down from X to X Hospital at birth. She had seizures s/l

**neer mailey** and then got RSV and hypoxia and again had seizures. Mom

has not noticed any seizure episodes since she has been on the Tegretol.

This might be a regular word or phrase. I just can't tell.

~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

Webmedx employee

Career Step graduate, 10/02/01

Experience: 7 months

My Home Page: http://www.renesue.com

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[Guest guest]

I was thinking that, too, but just didn't answer as I thought I was wrong.

)

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To: " valpie1 " , " NMTC " <nmtc >, " Rennie@Work "

Subject: RE: Word help - may be seizure related

Date: Fri, 7 Jun 2002 06:31:11 -0700

Near daily? Not very " medical " , but could it be?

Lynn

Re: Word help - may be seizure related

Rennie,

The only thing that comes to mind here is neonatal seizure, which are

seizures that occur shortly after birth.

Val

Word help - may be seizure related

X is a 3-3/4-month-old girl who presents today for followup of her

seizures and feeding. She is a baby who had a very rough start in life.

Was life-flighted down from X to X Hospital at birth. She had seizures s/l

**neer mailey** and then got RSV and hypoxia and again had seizures. Mom

has not noticed any seizure episodes since she has been on the Tegretol.

This might be a regular word or phrase. I just can't tell.

~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

Webmedx employee

Career Step graduate, 10/02/01

Experience: 7 months

My Home Page: http://www.renesue.com

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[Guest guest]

It came back from QA and was " neonatally. " Val was right! My ear was not

putting 2 + 2 together yesterday, I'm afraid.

Word help - may be seizure related

X is a 3-3/4-month-old girl who presents today for followup of her

seizures and feeding. She is a baby who had a very rough start in life.

Was life-flighted down from X to X Hospital at birth. She had seizures s/l

**neer mailey** and then got RSV and hypoxia and again had seizures. Mom

has not noticed any seizure episodes since she has been on the Tegretol.

This might be a regular word or phrase. I just can't tell.

[Guest guest]

Thanks for letting us know Rennie.

After spending a lot of time of some of these, even I DON'T post an answer,

it's a good learning experience to discover the correct word.

Robyn

Re: Word help - may be seizure related

> It came back from QA and was " neonatally. " Val was right! My ear was not

putting 2 + 2 together yesterday, I'm afraid.