EEG suggestive of moderate s/l laz-o-fear? and keflopathy? (could be cephalopathy just said wrong?)
Posted By: meg on 2008-02-20
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sl kef-low-pathy, is it cephalopathy? if so s/l dox-i-kin cephalopathy
Subject: sl kef-low-pathy, is it cephalopathy? if so s/l dox-i-kin cephalopathy
mayber super fear? or severe fear?
Subject: mayber super fear? or severe fear?
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?
No, this is not a suggestive help board, sm
Subject: No, this is not a suggestive help board, sm
You're thinking of another word board where suggestions and hints are given rather than the actual term in question so that the person asking the question does his/her own work and learns something from it. This board, as someone once said and was badly flamed, "spoon feeds" answers to questions. The answers should be researched before they are provided. It is up to the questioner to research the supplied answers to make sure they fit in with the dictation.
No one can learn from incorrect answers like "expressive achalasia" and "polynephritis." They'll only lose their jobs and wonder why.
No, this is not a suggestive help board, as
Subject: No, this is not a suggestive help board, as
there is more chitter chatter done about anything other than MT -- the vast majority of which is full of whining malcontent.
especially along the inner root suggestive sm
Subject: especially along the inner root suggestive sm
of a radial tear of the meniscus. Should it be root or route?. It is a knee. My mind is totally blank today.
suggestive of angina NM
Subject: suggestive of angina NM
NM
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...
this IS a suggestive help board, isn't it, with suggestion being
Subject: this IS a suggestive help board, isn't it, with suggestion being
the key word, in addition to the question mark. No one is perfect; not even you.
s/l el-fear-ox-in
Subject: s/l el-fear-ox-in
In the medication list s/l el-fear-ox-in 0.05 mg 1 daily
lab test - increased s/l WEN or WYN of 22 suggestive of mild dehydration
Subject: lab test - increased s/l WEN or WYN of 22 suggestive of mild dehydration
Help please! S/L "grow-FEAR-ee-uh tat-AWN-uh" (sm)
Subject: Help please! S/L "grow-FEAR-ee-uh tat-AWN-uh" (sm)
Exact context is: "The patient also had a multitude of other surgeries, which he totals over 100, relating to Agent Orange exposure and chronic *** gropheria tatana ***, which has led to benign lipoma growth in a multitude of areas in his body, including his chest wall and abdomen."
The doc himself spells out "tatana". I cannot find any reference to anything that seems close. I have found porphyria cutanea tarda, which seems like the best bet, but it doesn't sound that close to what he actually said and spelled. What would you do? Just flag it? I hate blanks in my reports... You know we get blamed for them even if the doctor spells something for us incorrectly.
Any ideas?
sl an-fear-dur-oh sign
Subject: sl an-fear-dur-oh sign
This is part of a physical examination of an injured knee.
Thanks!
tibbin fidgula questioning the = tibia and fibula suggestive of... NM
Subject: tibbin fidgula questioning the = tibia and fibula suggestive of... NM
fear of the legal system? nm
Subject: fear of the legal system? nm
s/l rethopnia??? fear of shortness of breath
Subject: s/l rethopnia??? fear of shortness of breath
Postive s/l "rethopnia" associated with fear of shortness of breath and development of panic. What is rethopnia? Can't find this definition for correct word.
Learned a new word-sitophobia-fear of food
Subject: Learned a new word-sitophobia-fear of food
Learn something new every day in this job.
Test for fear of reinjury - s/l pantha scale
Subject: Test for fear of reinjury - s/l pantha scale
Possibly panther scale?
external ear canals were free from s/l toe-fear? and other abnormalities
Subject: external ear canals were free from s/l toe-fear? and other abnormalities
You are correct, doc either gave wrong dosage or wrong drug, would "flag" this for your QA dep
Subject: You are correct, doc either gave wrong dosage or wrong drug, would "flag" this for your QA dept if you have one.
Was this in wrong spot before? We had a slew of responses, all wrong! nm
Subject: Was this in wrong spot before? We had a slew of responses, all wrong! 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
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?
Correct. We moderate and monitor the boards. (SM)
Subject: Correct. We moderate and monitor the boards. (SM)
No one contacted anyone - just found this on our own. LOL
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
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
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
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
s/l Ep-wer test score is a 12 which indicates daytime somnolence of a mild to moderate degree.
Subject: s/l Ep-wer test score is a 12 which indicates daytime somnolence of a mild to moderate degree.
nm
MRI is reviewed of the right elbow that shows moderate high signal at the proximal please sm
Subject: MRI is reviewed of the right elbow that shows moderate high signal at the proximal please sm
_______ of the ulnar collateral ligament complex compatible with tendinosis without tear. Thanks
A urinalysis in the office showed a moderate amount of blood. Serum was subsequently sent for sm
Subject: A urinalysis in the office showed a moderate amount of blood. Serum was subsequently sent for sm
A urinalysis in the office showed a moderate amount of blood. Serum was subsequently sent for an R&M C&S which returned unremarkable.
I know what C&S is. What is the R&M????? help please Donna
supreme fear? supreme phobia? nm
Subject: supreme fear? supreme phobia? nm
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or how about moderately severe encephalopathy or moderate-to-severe ? nm
Subject: or how about moderately severe encephalopathy or moderate-to-severe ? nm
There are three sliding-scale insulin regimens - mild dose, moderate dose, and high dose.
Subject: There are three sliding-scale insulin regimens - mild dose, moderate dose, and high dose.
So mild is correct.
this one is right; ones below are wrong. nm
Subject: this one is right; ones below are wrong. nm
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perhaps I was wrong
Subject: perhaps I was wrong
Milton, no ulterior motive here. I'm also not a cynic, so perhaps it's best I just graciously back away from this board. You've already answered my question. This is not a board for the likes of executives. The information flying around is inaccurate, and that's the way it will remain. Since most people are smart enough to go to the source when seeking verifiable info, I'll trust the general population to be sensible enough to contact the source if and when in doubt about what they're reading. Sorry to have disturbed you.
they want, EVEN IF THEY ARE WRONG!!! *L*..nm
Subject: they want, EVEN IF THEY ARE WRONG!!! *L*..nm
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it wrong, cause 99% it usually is!!!....LOL...nm
Subject: it wrong, cause 99% it usually is!!!....LOL...nm
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