Either way you're completely wrong. Way to pass on bad information.
Posted By: etc. on 2008-02-10
In Reply to: I mean Liz Franc - - NM
Subject: Either way you're completely wrong. Way to pass on bad information.
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understand completely, you're welcome
Subject: understand completely, you're welcome
Then my google must be giving me wrong information. - NM
Subject: Then my google must be giving me wrong information. - NM
NM
all MDs say melanotic and they're wrong..regarding
Subject: all MDs say melanotic and they're wrong..regarding
yep, they make up their own words........good thing we are all researchers....oh and if MDs spell a drug? 95% they are spelling them incorrectly.....as a matter of fact, IF an MD spells a drug that I don't know, I AUTOMATICALLY look it up.....like a knee-jerk reflex....*lol*
we're not talking about that; wrong subject.
Subject: we're not talking about that; wrong subject.
nm
Thank you I will pass that along.
Subject: Thank you I will pass that along.
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You do not use this board to pass. nm
Subject: You do not use this board to pass. nm
nm
I am not completely sure,
Subject: I am not completely sure,
but the first example I would type as
low average- to average-intellectual functioning,
as 'functioning' is used a a noun.
The second example NO hyphens.
if I pass my QA for hire, it will be because of you Thanks again MT50
Subject: if I pass my QA for hire, it will be because of you Thanks again MT50
Agree completely! nm
Subject: Agree completely! nm
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completely mumbled it, just not sure, but thanks! nm
Subject: completely mumbled it, just not sure, but thanks! nm
Elite pass? shoulder scope. nm/tks
Subject: Elite pass? shoulder scope. nm/tks
!!!
Could you type the sentence out completely? Also what is the patient being seen for?
Subject: Could you type the sentence out completely? Also what is the patient being seen for?
Try this - "a fracture of the distal tibia, also completely (sm)
Subject: Try this - "a fracture of the distal tibia, also completely (sm)
healed or almost healed, and severely decreased bone mineral density."
(maybe)
A fine-needle aspiration was sent for amylase, CEA, and s/l *red-pass* analysis. nm
Subject: A fine-needle aspiration was sent for amylase, CEA, and s/l *red-pass* analysis. nm
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Well actually using just the first letter capitalized due to idiosyncrasy spelling is completely acc
Subject: Well actually using just the first letter capitalized due to idiosyncrasy spelling is completely acceptable
completely *outeristic/alteristic* procedure - sm for details
Subject: completely *outeristic/alteristic* procedure - sm for details
Doc has a bit of an accent, so not sure what he is saying...
Donating a kidney should be a completely *outeristic/alteristic* procedure and that one should never feel obligated or coerced to donate.
The implant was completely ensheathed or insheathed in the muscle? TIA NM
Subject: The implant was completely ensheathed or insheathed in the muscle? TIA NM
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ELITE◊ PASS Premium Arthroscopic Suture Shuttle
Subject: ELITE◊ PASS Premium Arthroscopic Suture Shuttle
I highlighted that from a google search I just did -- It's by Smith & Nephews - it's a suture shuttle.
A band-pass filter is a device that passes frequencies within a certain range and rejects (attenuate
Subject: A band-pass filter is a device that passes frequencies within a certain range and rejects (attenuates) frequencies outside that range.
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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S/l pass point maneuver and nylon Barney maneuver
Subject: S/l pass point maneuver and nylon Barney maneuver
These produce no nystagmus. The patient suffers from chronic lightheadedness. TIA!
More information would help!
Subject: More information would help!
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more information
Subject: more information
The patient has dermatoma and trapezostrium is what heard, but searching could not helped me to find the word, the patient has also bone cancer
For the information.
Subject: For the information.
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More Information
Subject: More Information
It's in the HIP and then in the Impression he just say nephrolithiasis, so maybe it is a a separate problems. The text is ... stage III chronic renal insufficiency. The etiology is complex and probably includes ______ nephrolithiasis, hydronephrosis and hypertension. Thank you for your help.
More information... sm
Subject: More information... sm
If it helps to figure this one out, the patient also has hyperlipidemia, insomnia, hyperthyroidism and is taking two antidepressants, Ambien and a muscle relaxer.
Thanks to you all for the information
Subject: Thanks to you all for the information
Megace was what I was trying to think of. I really appreciate you the MTs on here who help one another out. I will write down the other and do a little research on it but know it was Megace I had told 2 people about in the past and does it ever work!
information
 Anyone have any information on the heart catheterization now where they use the AngioSeal (as in, down time afterwards, sex limitations, etc? Thanks for feedback!
More information
Subject: More information
Sentence: Portions of T8 as well as an epidural abscess T9 and 10, and T5 with abnormal 'nev typical vastia'.
Thanks for the information!!
Subject: Thanks for the information!!
More information, please
Subject: More information, please
Can you include some of the text where this term is found? It would be helpful to be able to investigate further. Thanks.
how about a little more information. nm
Subject: how about a little more information. nm
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do you have more information? nm
Subject: do you have more information? nm
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do you have any more information??
Subject: do you have any more information??
you could give?
here is more information
Subject: here is more information
Here is whole paragraph.
Awastepost fracture. No symptoms. With his shirt off there is an observable minimal deformity of the mid-clavicle. He is nontender. Has full motion of his shoulder and the fracture fragments move in unison.
More information
Subject: More information
CURRENT MEDICATIONS:
Her current medications include sulindac, s/l evowak, Diovan/HCTZ, Protonix, Caltrate, Centrum Silver, and B12.
Aha! Thanks for the information.
Subject: Aha! Thanks for the information.
I totally had forgotten about snuff!
PVR must be it then. Thanks for the information..
Subject: PVR must be it then. Thanks for the information..
Need more information.
Subject: Need more information.
Give the sentences the other words are in.
This information may be of help to you (sm)
Subject: This information may be of help to you (sm)
0.16 — 0.19 BAC: Dysphoria predominates, nausea may appear. The drinker has the appearance of a "sloppy drunk."
More information would be
Subject: More information would be
needed, such as what part of the body is involved. Where is the pain? What other symptoms?
More information
Subject: More information
what test is being done. Was thinking endogenous, but would need more information.
See, this isn't enough information
Subject: See, this isn't enough information
to get a lot of informed responses.
I'd want to see more dictation from before and after. I can only assume you're doing the physical exam section - you didn't even say that.
No other information available
Subject: No other information available
My dr just lists a bunch of medications under CURRENT MEDICATIONS, so the only thing I have is "DICLOXAMINE daily"...now you see why I'm having trouble!
Need some more information before
Subject: Need some more information before
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More information?
Subject: More information?
Need more information please? nm
Subject: Need more information please? nm
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More information would help.
Subject: More information would help.
Thanks!
more information
Subject: more information
The patient has a history of hypertension, hypercholesterolemia, and diabetes.
The list of medications includes: Tricor, Vytorin, Actos, glipizide, Rythmol, Benicar, Coreg, Omacor, s/l wadidavir, s/l nimeniansuliwin, Prilosec, and Ambien.
Does this help?
Do you have any other information that might help? nm
Subject: Do you have any other information that might help? nm
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