Any chance it could be "use Celexa" ?
Posted By: brighteyes on 2007-10-09
In Reply to: No clue. See mssg. - Amanda
Subject: Any chance it could be "use Celexa" ?
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Per AAMT-BOS2 it says to "use the complete spelling for drug names" (sm)
Subject: Per AAMT-BOS2 it says to "use the complete spelling for drug names" (sm)
nitroglycerin paste
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Per AAMT-BOS2 page 149 it states "Use of idiosyncratic capitalization is optional" so I would
Subject: Per AAMT-BOS2 page 149 it states "Use of idiosyncratic capitalization is optional" so I would put Actoplus Met
Celexa for the first S/L? nm
Subject: Celexa for the first S/L? nm
Celexa
Subject: Celexa
Hang in there! I type for one doctor who says "Venturin" every time, and it throws me. She really means "Voltaren." Finally put a sticky note on my monitor....
Celexa
Subject: Celexa
How about Celexa?
Celexa and Lexapro?
Subject: Celexa and Lexapro?
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I think I got it - citalopram, which is Celexa.
Subject: I think I got it - citalopram, which is Celexa.
That's not how he pronounced it, but it has to be what he means.
citalopram (Celexa)
Subject: citalopram (Celexa)
It is an antidepressant drug
Could it be Celexa, the antidepressant?
Subject: Could it be Celexa, the antidepressant?
Here's a hint: It's Celexa.
Subject: Here's a hint: It's Celexa.
a drug that sounds like Celexa- but isn't (sm)
Subject: a drug that sounds like Celexa- but isn't (sm)
In current med list, the doctor states what sounds like "Celexa 200 mg daily" Since the doc already listed Celexa 20 mg daily earlier in the list, I would guess that she's not just misreading the 20 mg into 200... But my brain is so stuck on that it sounds like Celexa (even though I know it's not) that I can't hear anything else.
If it helps any, patient has GERD, PTSD, fibromyalgia, carpal tunnel syndrome, glucose intolerance, and hypertension.
citalopram - brand name Celexa
Subject: citalopram - brand name Celexa
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Celexa (antidepressant) and Lamictal (bipolar)?
Subject: Celexa (antidepressant) and Lamictal (bipolar)?
xx
Celexa? That is an antidepressant, which fits with the neurology scenario nm
Subject: Celexa? That is an antidepressant, which fits with the neurology scenario nm
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Pulled chart. Definitely Celexa. Good thinking!
Subject: Pulled chart. Definitely Celexa. Good thinking!
oops - typo inside my prior post...CELEXA...sorry..
Subject: oops - typo inside my prior post...CELEXA...sorry..
*sigh* - sorry for my typo - I meant to type Celexa.....*lol*
Plural or singular? "switch off Celexa because of torsade de pointes that (was/were) causing fal
Subject: Plural or singular? "switch off Celexa because of torsade de pointes that (was/were) causing falls"
Any chance pt may have had
Subject: Any chance pt may have had
a tear of carotid? Not much to go on, but CARE doesn't get any hits for me.
I say just take a chance and go for it
Subject: I say just take a chance and go for it
Has a chance?
Subject: Has a chance?
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Any chance...
Subject: Any chance...
He's backtracking and saying "A UA was within normal limits", rather than, "The patient's UA"?
Just an idea...gosh, wish I could be more helpful!
any chance it's mesh? nm
Subject: any chance it's mesh? nm
Any chance it could be Widex?
Subject: Any chance it could be Widex?
Any chance this could be "hysterical?" nm
Subject: Any chance this could be "hysterical?" nm
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Any chance your hearing
Subject: Any chance your hearing
asbestosis?
not really your s/l but any chance it is accupuncture?
Subject: not really your s/l but any chance it is accupuncture?
Any chance you hear TVT (as in sm
Subject: Any chance you hear TVT (as in sm
tension vaginal tape)? BTW, it's sacrospinOus.
if they by chance are testing to be CMT.....
Subject: if they by chance are testing to be CMT.....
cannot use the internet or anything while testing for your CMT....we don't know what these people might be testing for, eh?
If they are allowed to use references, well fine - coming to the word board here is not using a reference, but using ALL OF US to supply the answer(s).
jes my nickel's worth.....*S*
chance it could be "decelerations"?
Subject: chance it could be "decelerations"?
No chance it could be Celebrex is there?
Subject: No chance it could be Celebrex is there?
That one is for arthritis (NSAID).
Any chance you can hear
Subject: Any chance you can hear
sewing ring?
Still looking.
any chance he is saying Lanoxin? (nm)
Subject: any chance he is saying Lanoxin? (nm)
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No chance in Haides it's this is it? (sm)
Subject: No chance in Haides it's this is it? (sm)
His patient history is notable for pulmonary emboli (or embolus) and right lower extremity DVT.
Chance fracture
Subject: Chance fracture
Could it be Lodine by chance? sm
Subject: Could it be Lodine by chance? sm
This is used for pain management a lot of times. Just a guess.
Any chance it could be bupropion?
Subject: Any chance it could be bupropion?
OMG -- LMAO -- ESL by chance?
Subject: OMG -- LMAO -- ESL by chance?
any chance it could be trigone?
Subject: any chance it could be trigone?
Any chance it's "dorsal"?
Subject: Any chance it's "dorsal"?
xx
Does he have cancer by chance? sm
Subject: Does he have cancer by chance? sm
I found this in my Stedman's Abbreviations and Acronyms book:
methyl-CCNU (semustine, 5-fluorouracil, and Adriamycin (docorubicin)
Hope this helps.
By any chance, is she having a repeat
Subject: By any chance, is she having a repeat
C-section? If so, maybe spurning active labor, i.e. scheduled C-section.
Does it sound like these by any chance?
Subject: Does it sound like these by any chance?
(cefotaxime, ceftriaxone)? Just a guess...
any chance he's saying miotics?
Subject: any chance he's saying miotics?
those are the drugs that constrict the pupil.
Is that a long E by any chance?
Subject: Is that a long E by any chance?
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Thanks; never got a chance to reply last night.
Subject: Thanks; never got a chance to reply last night.
will put it on my new terms (for me) list.
Tam, any possible chance this could be "serum iron?" nm
Subject: Tam, any possible chance this could be "serum iron?" nm
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Do you by chance hear neurolytic?
Subject: Do you by chance hear neurolytic?
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well,if it means several things, you have a chance of
Subject: well,if it means several things, you have a chance of
Per BOS, it is acceptable to use standard abbreviations in body text (like I&D'd) but not in diagnosis, impression, plan, recommendation, operative header, etc.
Hmmm. He's not saying "denudations" by any chance? sm
Subject: Hmmm. He's not saying "denudations" by any chance? sm
I'm thinking it might read:
Denudations x3, right second and fifth DIPJ, and right hallux.
I could be way off. I don't know what nucleations could be unless he has his own meaning for the term. Denudations would make sense if the patient had injured his foot (degloving) or if it were ulcers denuding the epithelium.
You can always just leave it and flag it "as dictated." That would cover you.
Wish I could be of more help.
any chance he's saying GI tract suspects?
Subject: any chance he's saying GI tract suspects?
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any chance he slurred give away in there?
Subject: any chance he slurred give away in there?
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