Bet the PA is reading the patient's history sheet. sm
Posted By: Txczech on 2007-01-12
In Reply to: It's listed under past procedures... - sm
Subject: Bet the PA is reading the patient's history sheet. sm
9 times out of 10 it is arthroscopy and meniscectomy.
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could they be saying "data" sheet? is this an ER patient? nm
Subject: could they be saying "data" sheet? is this an ER patient? nm
Perhaps he is reading what the patient
Subject: Perhaps he is reading what the patient
incorrectly wrote down in place of Maxalt. That's not so uncommon. I'd leave a blank.
Bet the doctor is reading off the patient's list that sm
Subject: Bet the doctor is reading off the patient's list that sm
the patient wrote him/herself. When they can't tell what it is, they often spell it the way the patient did. I'd leave a blank and make a note with the doctor's spelling if you've already researched the term and found nothing to verify it. I found nothing in my Drake. I never trust a doc's spelling of ANYTHING!!
No, it's more like a patient info sheet, by a company called Compass. Just wanted to verify SM
Subject: No, it's more like a patient info sheet, by a company called Compass. Just wanted to verify SM
if this is correct...
doc dictates "the patient has 120 pack year smoking history", patient is 75...is that right???
Subject: doc dictates "the patient has 120 pack year smoking history", patient is 75...is that right???? NM
patient history
Subject: patient history
Patient presents with history of ***Lemure*** disease? s/l Lemirro
Patient with history
of femoropopliteal bypass graft. Pulses palpable at s/l PTTP???? I am brain dead here. TIA
Patient has history of anemia..sm
secondary to s/l "naneocrosis". Any suggestions?
Patient with history of cocaine use -
Subject: Patient with history of cocaine use -
A "bowl" a day?? TIA!
Elderly patient has history of
Subject: Elderly patient has history of
recurrent falls with ***icular ***ium syndrome. Can't make out the mumble. Thanks for any help!
patient has a history of s/l 'skiffy'
Subject: patient has a history of s/l 'skiffy'
patient has a history of being positive
Subject: patient has a history of being positive
for s/l ossa drugs. Any help with this would be appreciated!
TIA! 
Pregnant patient with a history of herpes, which was ...
Subject: Pregnant patient with a history of herpes, which was ...
~ s/l quiasen ~ throughout the pregnancy. I think I know what it means, but I have no idea how to spell it.
Patient with history of s/l corporal monale. Thanks
Subject: Patient with history of s/l corporal monale. Thanks
Patient condition/medical history??? NM
Subject: Patient condition/medical history??? NM
Apparently part of patient's history, but not clear...
Subject: Apparently part of patient's history, but not clear...
MRI is reviewed confirming the presence of a full-thickness supraspinatus tendon tear with early glenohumeral arthritis. The patient apparently had a long head biceps tendon operation as well, perhaps s/l an or in acoa.
The patient has another orthopaedic surgeon in New York that has done a shoulder procedure (he says this in the HPI) and I can't tell if he's saying "an" or "in" acoa.
Thanks MT50.
med. help...dr lists like 18 medications for patient with no history given sm for 2 drugs pls.
Subject: med. help...dr lists like 18 medications for patient with no history given sm for 2 drugs pls.
A-mute-er-rone 200 mg daily
Carbetolol 27.5 mg twice a day.
The patient is a new patient being evaluated for pancytopenia.
patient is a 15-year-old girl with history of significant
Subject: patient is a 15-year-old girl with history of significant
s/l Norwood degenerative type disorder. ???
s/l patient denies history of *metachezia* or melena??? nm
Subject: s/l patient denies history of *metachezia* or melena??? nm
nm
No, this patient has a huge past history that varies
Subject: No, this patient has a huge past history that varies
Can you give us some info about the patient, i.e. past history, current complaint, etc?
Subject: Can you give us some info about the patient, i.e. past history, current complaint, etc?
patient pregnant with concomitant hemoglobinopathy denies *tagophasia nor does she have a history-sm
Subject: patient pregnant with concomitant hemoglobinopathy denies *tagophasia nor does she have a history-sm
of bleeding??? Thanks.
s/l Tiazine 2 mg at night. Patient with nack and back pain history
Subject: s/l Tiazine 2 mg at night. Patient with nack and back pain history
thank you
Patient has a history of s/l hyperpotassiumemia. I'm not finding any good hits on google and sm
Subject: Patient has a history of s/l hyperpotassiumemia. I'm not finding any good hits on google and sm
doc is known for making up his own words.
Patient presents with a several year history of pain and this is s/l dedscious referable to the left
Subject: Patient presents with a several year history of pain and this is s/l dedscious referable to the left
Duralith is used to treat the manic stage of bipolar disorder (does the patient have a psych history
Subject: Duralith is used to treat the manic stage of bipolar disorder (does the patient have a psych history?)
Under past medical history - history of abnormal s/l petatrie functioning. I really cannot make *sm
Subject: Under past medical history - history of abnormal s/l petatrie functioning. I really cannot make *sm
it out. It is a foreigner. He is saying it very fast. History of abnormal petatrie functioning is what is sounds like to me. I have no clue.
history of colorectal history with metastasis to the liver and lymph nodes
Subject: history of colorectal history with metastasis to the liver and lymph nodes
'T' sheet?
Subject: 'T' sheet?
Does that sound familiar to anyone? A T-sheet/tee sheet? I'm hearing a doctor say that in reference to another doctor's notes, and I'm baffled!
Thanks in advance!
Does anybody know what a T sheet is?
Subject: Does anybody know what a T sheet is?
Thanks
Is he saying p sheet or t sheet????
Subject: Is he saying p sheet or t sheet????
s/l pa=flu-sheet
Subject: s/l pa=flu-sheet
Vital signs are s/l pa-flu-sheet
meds are on the ***tap*** sheet. TIA
Subject: meds are on the ***tap*** sheet. TIA
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silastic sheet?
Subject: silastic sheet?
per face sheet?
Subject: per face sheet?
f
per flow sheet
Subject: per flow sheet
phase sheet?
Subject: phase sheet?
PMH, FH, SH, ROS: Reviewed, updated today. See __________ (phase) sheet.
Word help...papoo sheet?
Subject: Word help...papoo sheet?
An extremely fearful 4-year-old. She would be calm for a few minutes but as soon as we start to talk about removing the sutuesor even trying to wipe the area off with Betadine, she became completely out of control. After much talk of trying to coax her into it, we ended up having to put her in a ______________ sheet and parents helped hold her down.
s/l papoo sheet
I meant sheet or sheeting....nm
Subject: I meant sheet or sheeting....nm
Risk Complication Sheet?
Subject: Risk Complication Sheet?
Is it the ASP or ASPR Risk Complication Sheet?
or Medication Administration Records Sheet..n/m
Subject: or Medication Administration Records Sheet..n/m
Plantar fasciitis surgery, s/l sheet weighting placed SM
Subject: Plantar fasciitis surgery, s/l sheet weighting placed SM
over the patient's foot. This is after pneumatic tourniquet applied. TIA
TEE Sheet - Transesophageal Echocardiogram - probably report results...nm
Subject: TEE Sheet - Transesophageal Echocardiogram - probably report results...nm
Likely face sheet..first page of chart which usually contains known diagnoses. NM
Subject: Likely face sheet..first page of chart which usually contains known diagnoses. NM
I think your doc has been reading
Subject: I think your doc has been reading
too much Harry Potter. I think there are Lamentors in there.
No wait, those are Dementors.
Never mind.
reading of an x-ray sm
Subject: reading of an x-ray sm
His zygomatic frontal and zygomatic temporal bones ? are all intact
I bet it is reading! nm
Subject: I bet it is reading! nm
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Oh got it, yes there is a Compass sheet used for therapeutic notes in medical management.
Subject: Oh got it, yes there is a Compass sheet used for therapeutic notes in medical management.
He is reading from a list sm
Subject: He is reading from a list sm
that the patient wrote so I feel sure that is it. Thanks!
I believe you are reading it wrong sm
Subject: I believe you are reading it wrong sm
There is a comma between tics and the next item so tics and spasm are separate items.
Reading the article below it seems to dB
Subject: Reading the article below it seems to dB
The relationships among visual acuity (log MAR), diagnostic category, age, the magnitude of a relative afferent pupillary defect (RAPD) in log units, photopic foveal thresholds to white and colored light (dB), and the mean deviation on the Humphrey visual field (dB) were studied in patients with various optic neuropathies. All acuity and dB values were expressed as interocular differences, the majority of cases having normal acuity in the fellow eye. In multiple regression analyses, acuity and RAPD were alternately chosen as the dependent or response variable with all remaining variables serving as the predictors or independent variables. The main finding was that the only significant predictor of a RAPD was the interocular mean deviation difference on the Humphrey field and the only significant predictor of acuity was the foveal threshold to white light. Redundant and insignificant variables were therefore identified with multiple regression analysis. Subsidiary findings include: (a) although diagnostic group was not a significant predictor in the above, simple linear regression line slopes relating RAPD magnitude to the Humphrey mean deviation were significantly different between optic neuritis and compression categories; (b) for a given level of acuity, foveal thresholds were substantially worse in these cases with neuronal damage than in strabismic amblyopia, refractive error, or corneal damage; and (c) sensitivity losses for red vs. blue light were similar...
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