A few words PLEASE!! Stat!
Posted By: Dubious MT on 2008-11-13
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Subject: A few words PLEASE!! Stat!
Horrible audio and hurrying through dictation like a speed demon...Plinsky clamp? Tinsky? Other one sounds like Plintzbaum. This is a liver transplant. Thanks for any help with this guy. I think he might be sick, too, with a bad cold or something.
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Subject: Is it D-stat or T-stat used in a pulse generator surgery?. TIA. nm
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Subject: STAT help please
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Subject: Help Please! STAT
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Subject: it is something stat
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Subject: It is stat according to BOS-2. nm
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Subject: stat
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Subject: stat. blood
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Subject: stat blood
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Subject: Stat report help!!
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Subject: Oh thank you so very much - stat report
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Subject: STAT and profiles...HELP!
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Subject: Ortho help - Need STAT. Thanks!
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Subject: isn't it redundant to say emergency stat
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Subject: STAT report, Need a lab abbreviation, not very clear on
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Subject: Also a T-Stat microvascular tissue oximeter
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Subject: Does *stat* hemoglobin A1C make sense?
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Subject: found it STAT TACK ty for lookin nm
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Subject: well I could have but I was in the middle of a stat report so I had to be quick. nm
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Subject: Do admission orders need to be expanded? eg. C&S, CBC, STAT
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Subject: O2 sat, not stat. It stands for saturation as this poster stated.
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Subject: Thanks. I think he is saying stat dose really fast so it sounds like statos. nm
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Subject: two words
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Subject: A few words... need help!
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Subject: It should be 2 words
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Subject: Two words please...sm
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