Ah, should have looked in an actual book
Posted By: Me on 2008-08-03
In Reply to: overread versus over read - Curmudgeon
Subject: Ah, should have looked in an actual book
because my HPI Radiology book does list it as over-read, and even puts the explanation of (noun) after it to help us out.
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This is just my opinion, but since every search and book I looked into does not have that listed as
Subject: This is just my opinion, but since every search and book I looked into does not have that listed as one word, I would hyphenate it.
I didn't try Google - only looked in Stedman's Ortho book. I wonder... nm
Subject: I didn't try Google - only looked in Stedman's Ortho book. I wonder... nm
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Have looked and looked but cannot find anything. Sorry. nm
Subject: Have looked and looked but cannot find anything. Sorry. nm
yes - actual - sm
Subject: yes - actual - sm
They do actual and predicted. Here is an example from my template (that doesn't seem to want to format here):
PRE-BRONCH POST BRONCH
Pred Actual %Pred Actual %Pred %Change
LUNG MECHANICS
FVC (L) _ _ _% _% _% _%
FEV1 (L) _ _ _% _ _% _%
FEV1/FVC (%) _% _% _%
I don't think so. I think this is an actual name of a procedure.
Subject: I don't think so. I think this is an actual name of a procedure.
Is there an actual Florinex? sm
Subject: Is there an actual Florinex? sm
I do find a small blurb on google about Florinex, but 0.1 mg, not 1 mg as dictated....doc definitely saying Florinex.
No, here is the actual sentence..
Subject: No, here is the actual sentence..
The patient has also been noticing *soup-ons* of short-term memory, but this may be secondary to the increased stress she has had in the last month.
Thank you both for your suggestions, but soup-on is exactly what it sounds like.
the actual context, if you have any, might help
Subject: the actual context, if you have any, might help
Actual statement is: patient had an IVC ___ placed.
Subject: Actual statement is: patient had an IVC ___ placed.
NM
actual and distractive force?
Subject: actual and distractive force?
s/l Actual and distractive force across the MCP joint seem to accentuate pain and discomfort.
Does this make sense?
I really think docs should use actual words sm
Subject: I really think docs should use actual words sm
Not these made up silly things. I had doctor who said clunky cough, yicky sputum, goopy eyes and goopy nose...and ackME for acne...gwyahnephrine for guaifenesin...metroprolol for metoprolol and the list went on. She was such a good doctor, born in the USA and still had command of the English language that was sadly lacking.
lactonase is the actual enzyme but not something you can buy as far as I know.
Subject: lactonase is the actual enzyme but not something you can buy as far as I know.
sorry gave you wrong 1...the actual
Subject: sorry gave you wrong 1...the actual
chlorambucil....
but i gave the actual manufacturers website
Subject: but i gave the actual manufacturers website
so who is correct? :-P
Spelled as an abbrev. or as actual word?
Subject: Spelled as an abbrev. or as actual word?
Quotations should include ONLY the actual words sm
Subject: Quotations should include ONLY the actual words sm
lifted directly from the study/exam/whatever.
Need actual sentence stating the type of cup.
Subject: Need actual sentence stating the type of cup.
Is facetogenic an actual word? I can't verify anywhere. nm
Subject: Is facetogenic an actual word? I can't verify anywhere. nm
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Yep actual being the mobility and distractive being the resistance
Subject: Yep actual being the mobility and distractive being the resistance
Verapamil SA is the actual drug (I believe it is sinoatrial)
Subject: Verapamil SA is the actual drug (I believe it is sinoatrial)
i wish we could post the actual sound clips...
Subject: i wish we could post the actual sound clips...
it could be pre-placed or 8-French, but I just cannot be sure. arg - I HATE flagging stuff for QA. It's better than guessing and being wrong, though. Thanks so much, you guys!!!
Is there any actual cutting done or is it some kind of liposuction procedure? nm
Subject: Is there any actual cutting done or is it some kind of liposuction procedure? nm
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onelook.com shows defervesce as an actual term. nm
Subject: onelook.com shows defervesce as an actual term. nm
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My opinion: The actual name of the medication is Humulin 70/30 so the slash would be appropriate
Subject: My opinion: The actual name of the medication is Humulin 70/30 so the slash would be appropriate
Thanks! Saw it in Equip book, but not cardiac book.
Subject: Thanks! Saw it in Equip book, but not cardiac book.
Go figure.
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Subject: oops cannot find an actual report, hope someon else can help....
Apparently blephar(o) is pertaining to the eyelids, the actual eyelid is palpebra
Subject: Apparently blephar(o) is pertaining to the eyelids, the actual eyelid is palpebra
The actual Latin conversion for q.h.s. is every hour of sleep, but I go by the client profile for th
Subject: The actual Latin conversion for q.h.s. is every hour of sleep, but I go by the client profile for the facility that I transcribe, some want at bedtime, some do not clarify, some want at hour of sleep.
There is an actual company that makes Fashion Slings so you can have a "designer-type" sling,
Subject: There is an actual company that makes Fashion Slings so you can have a "designer-type" sling, but I cannot image that is what this doc is talking about !! One never knows...
Stedman's Medical Equipment terms book or the Ortho terms book would help. nm
Subject: Stedman's Medical Equipment terms book or the Ortho terms book would help. nm
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Have looked and looked. sm
Subject: Have looked and looked. sm
The only mention I found was in MT Daily on archives where the same question was asked!!. Wonder if it is a cooling solution, like with baking powder etc? Will wonder about this for a while. Sorry to not be a help.
I looked further and since I was not
Subject: I looked further and since I was not
sure about Aredia, I found Truvada, antiviral combination for HIV infections, 200 and 300 mg Maybe?
I looked in the BOS, and all it had
Subject: I looked in the BOS, and all it had
were the usual things on leads and such. I'm not seeing anything that is an obvious match. I had to send it off to QA.
Thank you so much! I looked everywhere! :)
Subject: Thank you so much! I looked everywhere! :)
nm
Thanks again M.A. - l looked it up, seems to fit. nm
Subject: Thanks again M.A. - l looked it up, seems to fit. nm
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Looked up that too!
Subject: Looked up that too!
I looked up Indices as well, but could not find medical meaning, except for "index". Doesn't really make sense to me, but I am unsure???
I looked everywhere also. sm
Subject: I looked everywhere also. sm
We had some of our family practice guys say Celebrex Pain Pack and we never did get an answer about that one. Never saw it written down either. May be one of those type things.
I looked it up and get get fracture. But MD Is clearly saying it that way. sm
Subject: I looked it up and get get fracture. But MD Is clearly saying it that way. sm
I do not know how to spell the fx. Can someone help me?
Coccidia (Coc·cid·ia) (kok-sidŽe-ə) [Gr. kokkos berry] a subclass of parasitic protozoa (class Sporozoea, phylum Apicomplexa) found in both vertebrates, including humans, and higher invertebrates; see coccidiosis. Their life cycle involves merogony, gametogony, and sporogony, and gamonts are usually present, with mature gamonts being small and typically intracellular, without an epimerite or mucron. Syzygy does not usually occur, but if it does, it involves anisogamous gametes. The subclass comprises three orders: Agamococcidiida, Protococcidiida, and Eucoccidiida.
thank you so much for your help anyway. I looked also and could not find it anywhere
Subject: thank you so much for your help anyway. I looked also and could not find it anywhere
Thanks, I looked that up and it seems to be eburnea
Subject: Thanks, I looked that up and it seems to be eburnea
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Thanks! I looked it up and it sounds
Subject: Thanks! I looked it up and it sounds
I looked that up but don't really think it fits.
Subject: I looked that up but don't really think it fits.
Thank you anyway though.
Seriously yes. I looked in Stedmans and...
Subject: Seriously yes. I looked in Stedmans and...
tried google unless I am not spelling it right. I dont normally do these type of files...sorry if I should know.
Thanks for those who looked, but I found them.
Subject: Thanks for those who looked, but I found them.
Ferrex (iron supplement)
Alamag (antacid)
Senna (herbal supplement)
News to me, too! Just looked it up! :) nm
Subject: News to me, too! Just looked it up! :) nm
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So sorry - it's nuptials - should have looked first!
Subject: So sorry - it's nuptials - should have looked first!
Thank you, I should have looked under "suctioning"
Subject: Thank you, I should have looked under "suctioning"
:)
I would have NEVER looked up Halfprin!
Subject: I would have NEVER looked up Halfprin!
...and yet there it is right in my QuickLook under aspirin! You go MT50!
That's how I looked at it, too, but just wasn't sure. nm
Subject: That's how I looked at it, too, but just wasn't sure. nm
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Thank you so much! I looked everywhere, I thought. :) nm
Subject: Thank you so much! I looked everywhere, I thought. :) nm
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mEq (the only way I have ever seen it and have looked also everywhere on dosages)
Subject: mEq (the only way I have ever seen it and have looked also everywhere on dosages)
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