...presented at 39 weeks by s/l "LN" 18-week ultrasound
Posted By: Jill on 2009-04-28
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Reevaluate in a week's or a weeks time? Thanks nm
Subject: Reevaluate in a week's or a weeks time? Thanks nm
2 weeks' time and 1 week's supply nm
Subject: 2 weeks' time and 1 week's supply nm
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If 1 week (or a week) it would be week's time. Anything more than 1, it would be weeks' time.
Subject: If 1 week (or a week) it would be week's time. Anything more than 1, it would be weeks' time.
could it be size equals 35-week ultrasound ?
Subject: could it be size equals 35-week ultrasound ?
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that would be two weeks' time. 's is singular (one week's time) and s' is pleural (two
Subject: that would be two weeks' time. 's is singular (one week's time) and s' is pleural (two weeks' time)
nm
One Weeks' Time or One Week's Time
Subject: One Weeks' Time or One Week's Time
Which one is correct?
Thanks! 
another opinion... one week's time (single week; possessive) sm
Subject: another opinion... one week's time (single week; possessive) sm
but it would be two weeks' time (multiple weeks; possessive)
ultrasound guidance? That makes sense to me-- ultrasound guided paracentesis. nm
Subject: ultrasound guidance? That makes sense to me-- ultrasound guided paracentesis. nm
This was presented to this board previously. sm
Subject: This was presented to this board previously. sm
I'd type what the dictator said and then flag it. Flagging weird stuff like this absolves you of error. Ask your QA how to handle it the next time it comes around.
BTW, it is "cannot," never "can not."
patient presented with a *CRN*? Can't find it anywhere. Thanks. nm
Subject: patient presented with a *CRN*? Can't find it anywhere. Thanks. nm
s/l presented with "even" contractions?
Subject: s/l presented with "even" contractions?
x
17-weeks gestation or weeks'
Subject: 17-weeks gestation or weeks'
This doesn't seem like it would be possessive to me, but I have seen it that way. Would someone confirm which is corrrect? Thank you!
A1c; patient is to follow up in 2 weeks; patient has a followup in 2 weeks.
Subject: A1c; patient is to follow up in 2 weeks; patient has a followup in 2 weeks.
nm
says ൮ & 5 weeks gestation." type 38- 5/7 weeks gestation? nm
Subject: says ൮ & 5 weeks gestation." type 38- 5/7 weeks gestation? nm
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Would *2x/week dosing* be correct for *2 times per week dosing*? (nm)
Subject: Would *2x/week dosing* be correct for *2 times per week dosing*? (nm)
xx
+ weeks or plus weeks?
Subject: + weeks or plus weeks?
BOS have anything on this? Pregnancy at 39+ weeks or 39 plus weeks? thanks
39+ weeks n/m
Subject: 39+ weeks n/m
33-2/7 weeks
Subject: 33-2/7 weeks
:)
weeks' (BOS pg 28)
Subject: weeks' (BOS pg 28)
week's
Subject: week's
x
OB ? - said 37 and 2 weeks gestational age - sm
Subject: OB ? - said 37 and 2 weeks gestational age - sm
is that transcribed 37-2/7 weeks? TIA
one weeks' time...............nm
Subject: one weeks' time...............nm
x
effusions every six weeks
Subject: effusions every six weeks
This is under the medication list. the patient has lung pleurisy
Pregnancy: 40 and 4 weeks??
Subject: Pregnancy: 40 and 4 weeks??
Would it be transcribed as 40 and 4 weeks (as dictated), or changed to 40 and 4/7ths weeks? As dictated, it looks odd to me. TIA.
Can you hear 34 weeks instead of 24?
Subject: Can you hear 34 weeks instead of 24?
Will leave out the quotation marks this time.
IUP at 30 and 6 weeks gestation
Subject: IUP at 30 and 6 weeks gestation
I have not heard it dictated as "30 and 6 weeks gestation". How would this be written? Does she mean 36? weeks or 30-6/7 weeks?
yes, 25-5/7 weeks is correct
Subject: yes, 25-5/7 weeks is correct
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42 weeks' gestation
Subject: 42 weeks' gestation
confused about where the apostrophe would be in 42 weeks gestation. 42 week's or 42 weeks' or weeks. Please help.
28 weeks 4 days OR 28 weeks and 4 days OR 28 weeks, 4 days
Subject: 28 weeks 4 days OR 28 weeks and 4 days OR 28 weeks, 4 days
Last year, it was: 28 weeks 4 days 12 pounds 7 ounces
Has it changed? I believe it has but maybe I am wrong.
...thanks (am so sick of this BS).
4 weeks' time nm
Subject: 4 weeks' time nm
xx
Thank you both! That's the kind of week I had...LOL
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In honor of MT week
Subject: In honor of MT week
(though it's almost over), I want to say thanks to you guys. I use this board constantly, and would be lost without it!! It's almost like having in-house co-workers you can ask for help, and I really appreciate everyone's help all the time!!!!
Thank you! You made my week...sm
Subject: Thank you! You made my week...sm
I thought I was losing my mind when I heard "beetle nuts." Now that I have this information, I'm writing it down for future reference. We have a lot of Asian patients in this practice and it is probably what he was dictating. That's what I like about this business - you learn something new EVERY day! That's also what's great about our MT boards - MTs willing to help each other continually learn.
3 week hx of cough? nm
Subject: 3 week hx of cough? nm
I have this at last once a week and it is always thyroid. I have never
Subject: I have this at last once a week and it is always thyroid. I have never
had it with a cardiac origin.
Me again, would it be four times a week?
Subject: Me again, would it be four times a week?
F/U one week for s/l "pinkling". sm
Subject: F/U one week for s/l "pinkling". sm
Patient comes back in for postop follow up for intramedullary nailing, right metacarpal. Thanks for any help.
2 times per week. only use x with x2.
Subject: 2 times per week. only use x with x2.
x
week's time
Subject: week's time
Usually one week's time. I have actually had a few docs dictate "in one week time" which would actually make more sense as one week is not pleural.
11- and 18-week ultrasounds?
Subject: 11- and 18-week ultrasounds?
39 weeks' 3 days' gestation?
Subject: 39 weeks' 3 days' gestation?
What is the proper way to write this? Do we need the apostrophe after "weeks?" Thanks in advance!
I usually hear it like 40 weeks and 4 days. sm
Subject: I usually hear it like 40 weeks and 4 days. sm
Is that maybe what they meant to say?
My docs also say 23+5 weeks gestation.
Subject: My docs also say 23+5 weeks gestation.
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just recieved notice last week from one
Subject: just recieved notice last week from one
client that they want "disc" and not "disk". I was also taught through my MT classes that it was disc. I have always used that and have never heard of or seen using disk. JMO
That's it. Thanks. It has been a really long day and week for that matter. Thanks again.
Subject: That's it. Thanks. It has been a really long day and week for that matter. Thanks again.
How would you type- 36 and 4 week pregnancy...
Subject: How would you type- 36 and 4 week pregnancy...
Thanks!
I would leave off time and just put one week.
Subject: I would leave off time and just put one week.
Dialyzing 3 times a week on an
Subject: Dialyzing 3 times a week on an
"?FO 100 NR dialyzer" (or possibly saying "an hour" instead of NR) with a dialysate flow of 600 and blood flow of 400 through right IJ dialysis catheter.
IUP at 38 weeks, s/l SHROM? times 1 hour
Subject: IUP at 38 weeks, s/l SHROM? times 1 hour
born 3 weeks s/l "pro-states"
Subject: born 3 weeks s/l "pro-states"
Thought this may be post-age, but didn't know if there was a word for premature other than after due date????
33-2/7ths weeks for preterm labor
Subject: 33-2/7ths weeks for preterm labor
I always struggle with transcribing of numbers. How would you put the figure of 33 and 2/7ths weeks premature labor? It seems akward whichever way I put it.
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