Correct. We moderate and monitor the boards. (SM)
Posted By: Goldbird on 2006-01-21
In Reply to: Thank you and for inquiring minds - Milton's Red Stapler
Subject: Correct. We moderate and monitor the boards. (SM)
No one contacted anyone - just found this on our own. LOL
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moderate change? I'd drop the "got" and go with has. (not gramatically correct)nm
Subject: moderate change? I'd drop the "got" and go with has. (not gramatically correct)nm
Moderate heard more than minor. If they're planning work down the road, probably moderate. nm
Subject: Moderate heard more than minor. If they're planning work down the road, probably moderate. nm
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Compound modifiers (small to moderate amount vs. small-to-moderate amount...sm
Subject: Compound modifiers (small to moderate amount vs. small-to-moderate amount...sm
I'm stumped and probably should really know this, but can anyone tell me why small to moderate amount is not hyphenated? Why it does not meet the criteria for a compound modifier?
moderate size or moderate-size implants - sm
Subject: moderate size or moderate-size implants - sm
Google has it both ways. Which would you use?
Thank you...
Welcome to the boards!
Subject: Welcome to the boards!
I don't think you would get slammed for helping, but I have seen people on these boards get slammed for less. Like the other poster said, you can usually see a pattern with these types of posts. A lot of times people will ask for more context in order to help them find an answer...and the original poster never returns to answer. Also, like the other poster said, they rarely say 'thank you'. Most of us are pretty good about saying thank you when someone gives us advice or help on here. Asking three or four questions in a row is sometimes an indicator as well, especially when the three or four posts made are for the same exact question.
Welcome to the boards, and just remember to try not to take things too personally. There will be people at times who will say nasty things just to try to start something or to try to hurt your feelings. Take it with a grain of salt if this happens.
Good luck to you!
Two boards and no one knows? How about a guess?
Subject: Two boards and no one knows? How about a guess?
you're welcome! I appreciate these boards too...=) nm
Subject: you're welcome! I appreciate these boards too...=) nm
thans tx. You are a lifesaver. I appreciate your help on these boards so much. :)
Subject: thans tx. You are a lifesaver. I appreciate your help on these boards so much. :)
def help .....filling up boards tonight.
Subject: def help .....filling up boards tonight.
def for s/l EDG.....doc has accent the dg and are in there I think he is saying E........had enough tonight.
diverticulitis. Need my expander on the boards sometimes. nm
Subject: diverticulitis. Need my expander on the boards sometimes. nm
nm
I was a die-hard other boards person but
Subject: I was a die-hard other boards person but
I would be too scared to answer a question or ask one. I like it here. You guys are great. Cheers from the rainy ugh! East coast. Please send us some sunshine.
wrong board...try main, company, or VR boards.NM
Subject: wrong board...try main, company, or VR boards.NM
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....Good Times back then when the boards were very lively..nm
Subject: ....Good Times back then when the boards were very lively..nm
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Neers monitor???
Subject: Neers monitor???
I've had 2 doctors say this now and don't wanna leave a blank. "Patient will be monitored with pulse oximetry, end-tidal CO2 measurements and (neers?)".
Thanks a bunch!
Toca Monitor??
Subject: Toca Monitor??
This is some type of monitor used in labor and delivery, and it sounds like a Toca or Toka monitor. Cannot find on Google. Please help with the spelling. Thx.
Toca monitor
Subject: Toca monitor
It is clearly said as toca monitor. Would it be correct to transcribe tocamonitor, being all one word? Meter is not in the word.
cardiac monitor
Subject: cardiac monitor
s/l cardia kelly monitor. Can't find it anywhere.
Did patient have an event monitor?
Subject: Did patient have an event monitor?
If the dictator is talking about a Holter monitor or an event monitor, then you are correct with transmission. When the patient notices an "event", they press a button and this triggers a transmission report.
end titdal CO2 monitor is used after intubation. nm
Subject: end titdal CO2 monitor is used after intubation. nm
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Implantable glucose monitor, maybe? It would
Subject: Implantable glucose monitor, maybe? It would
help to hear it in context-
s/l express-a-vent monitor sm
Subject: s/l express-a-vent monitor sm
patient has atrial fibrillation. Doc states, we will have an AF s/l ++express a vent++ monitor done.
AF Express event monitor
Subject: AF Express event monitor
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Could the board monitor or webmaster PLEASE
Subject: Could the board monitor or webmaster PLEASE
I end up typing the authentication twice almost every time because it's not set to have the cursor automatically go there like the other pages.
And yes, I've emailed about this and gotten no response.
s/l "fival" heart monitor sm.
Subject: s/l "fival" heart monitor sm.
"fival" monitor rhythm looks, at best, to be a fine irregular rhythm that could be compatible with fine V. fib.
nerve integrity monitor (NIM) nm
Subject: nerve integrity monitor (NIM) nm
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Is there a cardiac s/l flex monitor? nm
Subject: Is there a cardiac s/l flex monitor? nm
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Could it be some type of fetal electrode monitor?
Subject: Could it be some type of fetal electrode monitor?
BCBGM-brand name blood glucose monitor NM
Subject: BCBGM-brand name blood glucose monitor NM
Is this patient in the hospital? Could be - "tele" as in telemetry monitor.
Subject: Is this patient in the hospital? Could be - "tele" as in telemetry monitor.
cardiac tele monitor (short for telemetry) nm
Subject: cardiac tele monitor (short for telemetry) nm
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moderate? Might be cutting the end off. nm
Subject: moderate? Might be cutting the end off. nm
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I would think it is moderate-sized nm
Subject: I would think it is moderate-sized nm
P.S. don't need a comma after cm or moderate
Subject: P.S. don't need a comma after cm or moderate
Pt on "Mal ex" for her migraines but will monitor for any signs of seratonin syndrome. nm
Subject: Pt on "Mal ex" for her migraines but will monitor for any signs of seratonin syndrome. nm
Okay - could be "vital" - but cannot confirm a vital heart monitor when I google it
Subject: Okay - could be "vital" - but cannot confirm a vital heart monitor when I google it
um..."light to moderate growth" ? nm
Subject: um..."light to moderate growth" ? nm
I too keep "hearing" light to moderate etc. sm
Subject: I too keep "hearing" light to moderate etc. sm
Did find this article though. May help. Sorry, I am stumped on this one.
Sputum culture of patients at Siriraj Hospital, Bangkok was 49.84% positive for bacterial pathogens in 1994 and 40.95% in 1995. The average incidence of gram-negative rods was 3.11 fold more than the combination of gram-positive cocci and gram-negative cocci. The most common gram-negative rod was Pseudomonas aeruginosa, followed by either Klebsiella pneumoniae or Acinetobacter anitratus depending on year. The most common coccus was Staphylococcus aureus. From both years, the number of Haemophilus influenzae, Streptococcus pneumoniae, Burkholderia pseudomallei and Nocardia spp isolated were 122, 93, 13 and 11 strains respectively. For antimicrobial susceptibility, P. aeruginosa was sensitive to ceftazidime, imipenem, gentamicin, amikacin, netilmicin, ciprofloxacin (range 56-89%). S. aureus (MSSA) was sensitive to common used drugs. S. aureus (MRSA) was sensitive to co-trimoxazole, fosfomycin, vancomycin (range 57-100%) and resistant to most drugs.
marginal? mild-to-moderate? nm
Subject: marginal? mild-to-moderate? nm
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Can you hear moderate sized ? nm
Subject: Can you hear moderate sized ? nm
nm
Skin was "actuaneous to moderate
Subject: Skin was "actuaneous to moderate
Skin was "acutaneous to moderate elax- ity" I have no clue on this one!
s/l moderate mitral valve hetation
Subject: s/l moderate mitral valve hetation
This is in reference to an echo done on a heart transplant pt and is dictated with a heavy accent, and she is using the word "hetation" several times any ideas would be appreciated. TIA
s/l moderate mitral valve hetation
Subject: s/l moderate mitral valve hetation
How about mitral valve regurgitation?
It shows moderate s/l burting of cholelithiasis
Subject: It shows moderate s/l burting of cholelithiasis
It shows moderate s/l burting of cholelithiasis
Subject: It shows moderate s/l burting of cholelithiasis
cardiac evaluation which documented some sleeping episodes of *wankibok* through a Holter monitor.
Subject: cardiac evaluation which documented some sleeping episodes of *wankibok* through a Holter monitor.
She has moderate macrocytosis with basophilic stippling and "stemocytes."
Subject: She has moderate macrocytosis with basophilic stippling and "stemocytes."
Moderate aortic valve sclerocalcific changes on echocardiogram.
Subject: Moderate aortic valve sclerocalcific changes on echocardiogram.
Razadyne is used for: Treating mild to moderate impairment of memory
Subject: Razadyne is used for: Treating mild to moderate impairment of memory
Could be "Levatol" - used to treat mild to moderate arterial hypertension
Subject: Could be "Levatol" - used to treat mild to moderate arterial hypertension
EEG suggestive of moderate s/l laz-o-fear? and keflopathy? (could be cephalopathy just said wrong?)
Subject: EEG suggestive of moderate s/l laz-o-fear? and keflopathy? (could be cephalopathy just said wrong?)
moderate mid abdominal aortic aneurysm below the **renals**and above the iliacs
Subject: moderate mid abdominal aortic aneurysm below the **renals**and above the iliacs
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