Aaahh, now I get it, sorry could not help, feel silly now, glad your ears are working...nm
Posted By: typinlikemad on 2008-01-16
In Reply to: Sure thing - it was.... - 4 IgG bands for Lyme
Subject: Aaahh, now I get it, sorry could not help, feel silly now, glad your ears are working...nm
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Brain and ears not working
Subject: Brain and ears not working
I have been out of the loop for a while and need help with the usual verbiage used in a review of systems. Where can I go to find it? Please help. Thanks
Thnx! Now I feel a bit silly. nm
Subject: Thnx! Now I feel a bit silly. nm
Thank you! I think you are right! My brain and ears aren't working today.
Subject: Thank you! I think you are right! My brain and ears aren't working today.
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Well I feel silly - he meant exactly the opposite!
Subject: Well I feel silly - he meant exactly the opposite!
I'm sure paucity is correct.
feel a little silly asking this but here goes, paracentral and paramedian, the same thing?
Subject: feel a little silly asking this but here goes, paracentral and paramedian, the same thing?
Doc is doing paracentral translaminar epidural steroid injection but she usually says paramedian and just wondering if this is a different somehow.
I feel so silly. Thx! Knew it wasn't the nose thing. :)
Subject: I feel so silly. Thx! Knew it wasn't the nose thing. :)
that's the great thing about an extra set of ears! Glad I could help..nm
Subject: that's the great thing about an extra set of ears! Glad I could help..nm
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Glad to help. Don't feel dumb, if that is the case then, sm
Subject: Glad to help. Don't feel dumb, if that is the case then, sm
we are all dummies!!! These "english" words always trip us up!!
Aaahh...
Subject: Aaahh...
that would make more sense. I was feeling bad for the baby. :-(
This is going to seem silly, probably, but...
Subject: This is going to seem silly, probably, but...
I can't seem to get this one... This demonstrates that he remains in atrial fibrillation 72% of the time. He is asense and V-pacing.
Thanks!
Silly ?
Subject: Silly ?
I feel silly asking this spelling of a non-medical word, s/l rehesitant is the word and I have noone to turn to right now to ask, so any clues? I can pronounce it but cannot spell the darn thing. The patient is resident or rehesitant to surgery.
Thanks!
silly
Subject: silly
Now don't be silly :)
Subject: Now don't be silly :)
Of course! How silly of me! thank you, I really appreciate it
Subject: Of course! How silly of me! thank you, I really appreciate it
Yes, it is Zip, silly me! nm
Subject: Yes, it is Zip, silly me! nm
silly me
Subject: silly me
I just went back and looked at a previous PT note for the patient and there it was.
Sometimes it takes me a minute to catch on :-D
Yes, thats what he is saying..silly me! thanks a lot!
Subject: Yes, thats what he is saying..silly me! thanks a lot!
Of course! Silly me! Thanks!
Subject: Of course! Silly me! Thanks!
ASR! silly
Subject: ASR! silly
ASR tells me that a patient with a postpartum hemorrhage has
uterine acne.
hmm.......
I have a silly question
Subject: I have a silly question
On auscultation is it lung "fields or fills" I know this is such a simple question but I am honestly not sure. Thanks for the help
Here's my silly way of differentiating the two: sm
Subject: Here's my silly way of differentiating the two: sm
principle is belief--associating le with belief (same sound)
principal is main. a as in main.
BTW, "principle diagnosis" is INCORRECT!! That company is way off, unless it's the client that knows no better and is insisting on that spelling.
This is going to sound silly, but..
Subject: This is going to sound silly, but..
I have been transcribing for this doctor for some time now, and I swear he is saying
Hydrochlorothiazide 50 mg S/L in-cake.
He has never used this term before, and I cannot figure out if it is an abbrev. for something or what. He never says intake, and he lists 9 other medications in this reports that does not say this. Any help appreciated..maybe I am just hungry lol
silly blooper
Subject: silly blooper
I know it's early but . . .
In physical exam, doc dictates "Skin was moist and dry" 
Oh silly me, could it be Mega-C was given?
Subject: Oh silly me, could it be Mega-C was given?
Oh silly me, probably brawny edema.
Subject: Oh silly me, probably brawny edema.
silly me catch/patch
Subject: silly me catch/patch
I just realized you asked about CATCH, NOT PATCH!
It's just one of those days!
Anyway, you couldn't pay me enough to have another blood patch, much less 3!
Oops!
silly me it is unloader brace. Thanks anyway.
Subject: silly me it is unloader brace. Thanks anyway.
Thanks. I thought we could all use a laugh, even if it was silly and stupid.
Subject: Thanks. I thought we could all use a laugh, even if it was silly and stupid.
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Silly me I should have listened further. Doc corrected himself it was dedicated
Subject: Silly me I should have listened further. Doc corrected himself it was dedicated
Oh, brother! ASIS is in my book! Silly me!
Subject: Oh, brother! ASIS is in my book! Silly me!
Like I said: definitely a "bad words" night in more ways than one!
Thanks!
ASR Silly - "mono psychotic twins".
Subject: ASR Silly - "mono psychotic twins".
what's wrong with that picture? 
I think you have been working too much
Subject: I think you have been working too much
It is plural not pleural! LOL. But I think of it as singular because small and large are adjectives describing the same bowel. If you were prepping the arm for surgery, you would put the upper and lower arm WAS prepped, not the upper and lower arms WERE prepped.
Thank you, first day... working
Subject: Thank you, first day... working
for ears... nm
Subject: for ears... nm
Working not testing
Subject: Working not testing
I am not taking a test, but working!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Thanks for the help 
I'm afraid that is not working..
Subject: I'm afraid that is not working..
There is no other mention of the *gram in the report, either, so that is no help. Definitly not phlebogram. I am wondering if maybe she is saying A radiogram? Would like to know what you think. Thank you for your help
Thank you! Been working since 7 a.m. In need of sleep.
Subject: Thank you! Been working since 7 a.m. In need of sleep.
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Thank you, thank you, thank you. Was working on this one way too long.
Subject: Thank you, thank you, thank you. Was working on this one way too long.
Where in the body is he working? nm
Subject: Where in the body is he working? nm
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Aggrenox - still working on the second one
Subject: Aggrenox - still working on the second one
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My ears are hearing a med that s/l...
Subject: My ears are hearing a med that s/l...
dy-no-sar-con-si-pro. I do not have any context for it as it is just listed in the medications. He doesn't have any illnesses except hypertension. This doctor has a tendency to say meds incorrectly.
pulling on his ears
Subject: pulling on his ears
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From you mouth to God's ears!
Subject: From you mouth to God's ears!
From your mouth to God's ears!
Subject: From your mouth to God's ears!
If ears, Debrox??
Subject: If ears, Debrox??
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"Buttons in her ears" ??
Subject: "Buttons in her ears" ??
Have you ever heard a PSH listed as "buttons in her ears"? Is this another phrase for ear tubes? TIA
Buttons in her ears ?
Subject: Buttons in her ears ?
Foreign bodies in the ear canal can be anything a child can push into his/her ear.
Thank you so much - my ears need to wake up!
Subject: Thank you so much - my ears need to wake up!
LOL!! It is a wonder our ears don't just fall off. nm
Subject: LOL!! It is a wonder our ears don't just fall off. nm
what part of the body are they working in? nm
Subject: what part of the body are they working in? nm
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links not working for some reason. Just SM
Subject: links not working for some reason. Just SM
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Found Potts ligature in Sted's Equip. sm
Tue Jan 20 09:08:52 2004
from Sted's online--
ligature (lig-choor)
A thread, wire, fillet, or the like, tied tightly around a blood vessel, the pedicle of a tumor, or other structure to constrict it.
In orthodontics, a wire or other material used to secure an orthodontic attachment or tooth to an archwire.
[L. ligatura, a band or tie, fr. ligo, to tie]
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