After a half an hour of searching and searching
Posted By: LinK on 2007-09-21
In Reply to: Endocrinoplasia - LinK
Subject: After a half an hour of searching and searching
I finally found it. He was saying endocrine neoplasia. Just thought I'd let you all know.
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Subject: Searching
Go to google.com and type in bronchoscopy RB2 and you can research it and find out.
I am not intending to be mean but you need to know how to research things you do not know so that you can learn them. Onelook.com is another great resource.
I'm searching and searching and searching
Subject: I'm searching and searching and searching
You may have already figured this out, but I can find a Wallach that makes surgical instruments, but I can't figure out the "heinlig". Sorry!! I'll keep looking!
I did some searching - sm
Subject: I did some searching - sm
apparently there are medial and lateral coronary ligaments, so he could be pertaining to those.
thanks a lot - I've been searching for a while....
Subject: thanks a lot - I've been searching for a while....
yw...and here's a tip for searching on Google...sm
Subject: yw...and here's a tip for searching on Google...sm
you can use a wildcard "*" to search for a phrase on Google. If you enter "carotid * are brisk" you will get all matches to that phrase. You must use the quotation mark before and after and the wildcard * symbol for the unknown word. Unfortunately Google will not find partial words (yet)...wish it did! Try it, you'll see your "carotid upstrokes are brisk" comes up in quite a few hits.
Sorry, if you think it is not aspects, I will keep searching.
Subject: Sorry, if you think it is not aspects, I will keep searching.
Found it after a lot of searching...
Subject: Found it after a lot of searching...
Hi all, having a breakdown searching.....plz see msg...
Subject: Hi all, having a breakdown searching.....plz see msg...
 Presurgery H&P, patient's medical history is of hypothyroidism, hypertension, hyperlipidemia, and stroke. Medications are Monopril, s/l on-gre-nox (heavy Russian accent ESL), and triamterene, s/l siko, lomotil, atenolol, Synthroid, and Asacol. Any ideas on the missing two meds?? Thanks everyone a bunch!
Thanks, but that is not it. I've been searching and came up with epigeous, but am not certain.
Subject: Thanks, but that is not it. I've been searching and came up with epigeous, but am not certain. nm
nm
Searching for medication s/l TRIAMAZ?
Subject: Searching for medication s/l TRIAMAZ?
Hmmm...my spelling came up when I was first searching, but on trying again, looks like apogee is
Subject: Hmmm...my spelling came up when I was first searching, but on trying again, looks like apogee is
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Found this searching hirsutism on google. sm
Subject: Found this searching hirsutism on google. sm
Classification of Severity of Hirsutism
In 1961 Ferriman-Galwey published studies on 430 Caucasian women between the ages of 15-74 years based on patients seen in a hospital clinic. The system is based on 11 body sites with a severity score of 0 to 5 for the upper lip, chin, lower back, upper abdomen, arms, forearms, thigh and leg.
Score for the upper lip and chinGrade 1 - a few hairs at the outer part of the upper lip/few scattered hairs on the chin
Grade 2 - small moustache at the outer margins of the upper lip/scattered hair with a small concentration on the chin
Grade 3 -moustache extending halfway from the outer margin of the upper lip/light complete coverage of the chin
Grade 4 -moustache on the entire upper lip/heavy growth on the entire chin
yes. i've tried searching it.... and none make sense.
Subject: yes. i've tried searching it.... and none make sense.
laryngotracheoplasty - spelling? Can't find in searching.
Subject: laryngotracheoplasty - spelling? Can't find in searching.
Your awesome,,,just found it after searching a bunch of books. Thank you
Subject: Your awesome,,,just found it after searching a bunch of books. Thank you
Thx. I have been on the internet searching for a long time now :) Has anyone heard of this
Subject: Thx. I have been on the internet searching for a long time now :) Has anyone heard of this
www.onelook.com and they give you the Dorland's option off of there. Great for searching! nm
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worn out searching. s/l Vibrenelli weave for scapholunate dissociation
Subject: worn out searching. s/l Vibrenelli weave for scapholunate dissociation
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TYVM. Very helpful. Somehow I got off track and didn't see that info when I was searching.
Subject: TYVM. Very helpful. Somehow I got off track and didn't see that info when I was searching.
The first poster was obviously correct too. I don't know why it didn't come up with that when I searched it. It has just been one of those days.
Google searching has your answer - Copy/Paste link inside
Subject: Google searching has your answer - Copy/Paste link inside
http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&q=vvi+on+pacemaker&btnG=Search
Searching shows that spinal disc fragment transplants from cadavers are performed. Maybe
Subject: Searching shows that spinal disc fragment transplants from cadavers are performed. Maybe
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De Novo autoimmine hepatitis? Is the spelling and capitals right? found several ways on searching
Subject: De Novo autoimmine hepatitis? Is the spelling and capitals right? found several ways on searching
1/2-hour or one-half hour......
Subject: 1/2-hour or one-half hour......
Help....my brain is not working today!
Half-bent
Subject: Half-bent
You sure have a good ear; "is half-bent," would fit in the blank. It sounds like a case of Paget's disease; sounds like the patient's upper body is at 45 degrees with his pelvis.
I say 0.25 is a quarter, while 0.5 would be half. (nm)
Subject: I say 0.25 is a quarter, while 0.5 would be half. (nm)
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half the body --
Subject: half the body --
I'm thinking it's hemibody.
half tablet
Subject: half tablet
BOS likes us to use numbers as much as possible:
1/2 tablet daily
but one-half tablet is not incorrect.
A 3.0 mm half thickness ...
Subject: A 3.0 mm half thickness ...
groove was made at the temporal limbus with a guarded diamond blade. A feather blade dissected a tunnel into theraseroma. A paracentesis entry was made at 5 O'clock.
I would type it out one-half
Subject: I would type it out one-half
They sometimes cut trazodone in half
Subject: They sometimes cut trazodone in half
Most commonly prescribed for pain patients at 25 mg, and then they titrate it up, sometimes cutting pills in half. Yes, also used for headaches and sleep. Been on it for years.
0.5 or half a centimeter?
Subject: 0.5 or half a centimeter?
ok he says "half a centimeter."
should i type half a centimeter or 0.5 cm?
1/2-hour.
Subject: 1/2-hour.
nm
that should say 24-hour
Subject: that should say 24-hour
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i would think it says 24 hour UA
Subject: i would think it says 24 hour UA
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h. for hour
Subject: h. for hour
I would say follow the rules of the company on using q. 4 h. or not. I would also ask tech support or training (if you have it) about the capital letter after a period.
given a liter and a half of fluid.
Subject: given a liter and a half of fluid.
given a liter and a half of fluid.
how do you write one-half mm of ST depression? thanks
Subject: how do you write one-half mm of ST depression? thanks
half a response here but is it a lead? sm
Subject: half a response here but is it a lead? sm
This sounds more like statistical analysis to me than actual cardiac-related terminology.
I'd start by looking into E x U' or something.
I did stat analysis coursework in college, and the word prime is often represented by an apostrophe. Because there could be data represented by U, and then U' is some derivation of that data. If my fuzzy memory serves me properly, anyway!
I may be WAAAAAY off base here, but that's the first thing I see in this. I hope it helps a little.
one-half tablet daily is what I would put
Subject: one-half tablet daily is what I would put
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Maybe half a liter? (Though that is a low dose)
Subject: Maybe half a liter? (Though that is a low dose)
Your blank might be ____ one half. nm
Subject: Your blank might be ____ one half. nm
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BOS has D5 in half-normal saline
Subject: BOS has D5 in half-normal saline
but if they didn't say "in" I would just put D5 half-normal saline. JMO.
She smokes half-a-pack-per-day.
Subject: She smokes half-a-pack-per-day.
She smokes half-a-pack-per-day. Does this look right? Thanks.
HYPHENS IN Half-pack-a-day
Subject: HYPHENS IN Half-pack-a-day
Half-pack-a-day ? Does it have hyphens??
and Half-pack-per-day ? Does it??? Thank you!
Also found a one-and-a half syndrome
Subject: Also found a one-and-a half syndrome
q. hour of sleep
Subject: q. hour of sleep
How do you type q. hour of sleep?
q. hour of sleep
Subject: q. hour of sleep
I e-mailed AAMT with this same question about a month ago. Their response to me was as follows:
"He may be dictating "hour of sleep" because he expects you to use the abbreviation h.s. However, this particular abbreviation is on the Dangerous Abbreviations List, and we are encouraged to transcribe this as either "nightly" or "at bedtime." If the dictator questions you about this, you can show him the appendix in your Book of Style or refer him to the Dangerous Abbreviations List under Patient Safety Goals on the JCAHO web site (www.jcaho.org)."
second one was clock hour
Subject: second one was clock hour
Is it a baby or someone in CHF? We used to run IVs at 100 or 125 cc per hour in the hpl. nm
Subject: Is it a baby or someone in CHF? We used to run IVs at 100 or 125 cc per hour in the hpl. nm
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Regarding letter h (hour) per BOS...please sm
Letter h. (with a period) is the abbreviation for the Latin word hora, meaning hour.
q.6 h. (every 6 hours)
In instructions for medications, Latin abbreviations may be coupled with English terms, such as hour. These may be transcribed as dictated or the English translated to Latin.
every 4 hours or q.4 hours or q.4 h or q.4 h Copyright (c) 2002 American Association for Medical Transcription. So does this mean we can do the q.4 h without the period at the end of h, because I am constantly having to remove capital letters from words following the h with a period. Thanks.
THANK YOU I'm glad someone is up and able to help at this hour! I think that might be it, ,but I
Subject: THANK YOU I'm glad someone is up and able to help at this hour! I think that might be it, ,but I can't convince myself. It's repeated several times and each time is a little different. nm
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