Finally got it...infectious
Posted By: Tracy on 2009-01-22
In Reply to: s/l "fashus" (long a sound) versus ischemic etiology - Tracy
Subject: Finally got it...infectious
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ID is infectious disease...nm
Subject: ID is infectious disease...nm
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infectious disease help
Subject: infectious disease help
Continue Tygacil at that point. That would be effective for gram-negative rods and anaerobic gram-negative rods, VRE, methicillin resistant and S/L methosone(_____) sensitive staphylcoxide.(______)
i bet that is it. it's infectious diseases. Thanks.
Subject: i bet that is it. it's infectious diseases. Thanks.
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Infectious Disease doc......
Subject: Infectious Disease doc......
She is dictating a what sounds like "Hippa" for topical cleaning for a MRSA lesion.
infectious disease
Subject: infectious disease
The patient was seen by infectious disease OR The patient was seen by Infectious Disease??
Infectious disease
Subject: Infectious disease
 Boy, am I stumped! Sounds like "vartenella, kentana, IgG and IgM"..... thanks!
maybe infectious history
Subject: maybe infectious history
cardiology and infectious disease.....sm
Subject: cardiology and infectious disease.....sm
unless a proper name precedes it....i.e., John Smith Hospital Cardiology Dept.
Please help, infectious disease sounds like...sm
Subject: Please help, infectious disease sounds like...sm
Sentence reads:
There is no evidence of hydradenitis or ____ at this time.
sounds like purativa ? cannot figure out what she is saying. TIA
Please help for infectious disease..Any help appreciated.sm
Subject: Please help for infectious disease..Any help appreciated.sm
I posted a part of the sentence below. This word is used throughout the dictation but I am unable to figure it out. It s/l exocytic.
Elephantiasis like legs but with multiple ____ lesions distributed
Thank you so much.
ID consul (infectious disease)
Subject: ID consul (infectious disease)
probably ID (infectious disease) consultation. nm
Subject: probably ID (infectious disease) consultation. nm
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infectious disease term
Subject: infectious disease term
The patient was treated for babesiosis and s/l 'aldecuosis'.
It says patient was diagnosed with Lyme disease. Any help with the above term??
The patient will be seen by cardiology and infectious disease, SM
Subject: The patient will be seen by cardiology and infectious disease, SM
should cardiology and infectious disease be capitalized? My QA on this produces different results. TIA
which is correct postinfectious changes or post-infectious changes or can either be used? nm
Subject: which is correct postinfectious changes or post-infectious changes or can either be used? nm
ID would be infectious disease, maybe consult? and urine culture? nm
Subject: ID would be infectious disease, maybe consult? and urine culture? nm
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s/l kakectins...or cachectins...Infectious Disease term
Subject: s/l kakectins...or cachectins...Infectious Disease term
i finally got it..
Subject: i finally got it..
hamstring enthesitis. I don't hear that word often enough
FINALLY
Subject: FINALLY
Thank you...you have no idea how long I looked for that darn word. Thanks again
okay - finally successful. /sm
Subject: okay - finally successful. /sm
Everytime I tried, I kept getting "Bednarski" which does not apply to incisions, but I kept leaving out the "h" before the "k."
Guess that's why I never tell someone they should "try googling" -- they probably already did. I can try and try some days and not get the answer.
It really had puzzled me how you were able to google and find this odd incision, although since I was just "reading posts" and "wasting time" not working on my own report, I just flipped over to google quick searched, and then tried a few incision type googles, when I didn't find I gave up. Had I been typing the report, I might have searched a bit more.
In any case, I was not the original poster, but just wanted to let you know sometimes even if the rest of us find the answer quickly, the original poster may be have searched a long time before posting the question.
Have a great day.
Yes TBI, I finally figured out.....
Subject: Yes TBI, I finally figured out.....
that she was probably meaning thiotepa/TBI/Cytoxan
But sounded more like a V than a B and she clearly said "thiaPENTA". Grrrr. Wish they would learn how to pronounce this stuff.
Hey, thanks for your help!!!! Have a great day!
Thank you! I finally also found it.
Subject: Thank you! I finally also found it.
nm
Never mind-finally said it right
Subject: Never mind-finally said it right
Femara Thanks!
Got it finally with severity at L4 and 5. thank you
Subject: Got it finally with severity at L4 and 5. thank you
FInally got it. It was Thyrolar. THx for all your help. nm
Subject: FInally got it. It was Thyrolar. THx for all your help. nm
Sure glad I could help (finally) LOL nm
Subject: Sure glad I could help (finally) LOL nm
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Finally figured it out...
Subject: Finally figured it out...
He wanted Metformin and hydrochlorothiazide. Thank you for the help.
I found it finally!
Subject: I found it finally!
Dupuytren's contractures
Finally found it!
Subject: Finally found it!
Laos and laotian
Finally figured it out!
Subject: Finally figured it out!
It is Behcet's syndrome! If you are not familiar with this one look it up, quite interesting!
I finally think I have it - imidazoles
Subject: I finally think I have it - imidazoles
TY.
Finally found it - Thanks for your help.
Subject: Finally found it - Thanks for your help.
I found it through searching coagulation factor. They are all roman numberals and the letter C.
I finally found it
Subject: I finally found it
It's LUTS. 
Finally - I get it - sorry it took so long nm
Subject: Finally - I get it - sorry it took so long nm
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Finally found it...
Subject: Finally found it...
 It is Kiesselbach plexus of the nasal septum. 
mucous membrane normal phenotype, seen in phenotype of certain infectious disease studies. NM
Subject: mucous membrane normal phenotype, seen in phenotype of certain infectious disease studies. NM
nm
Finally!! it's "native" ....whew.
Subject: Finally!! it's "native" ....whew.
glad you finally got the answer,,,sm
Subject: glad you finally got the answer,,,sm
and sorry you had such a hard time getting it. I had no difficulty understanding your request. Others must have got up on the wrong side of the bed today. Have a good one!! :^)
He finally spelled it...Pappone (thanks) (nm)
Subject: He finally spelled it...Pappone (thanks) (nm)
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Finally got it! Stenotic area.
Subject: Finally got it! Stenotic area.
I told you I thought I was far off in the original posting!!
I don't think so but thanks anyways - I finally submitted it with a blank...
Subject: I don't think so but thanks anyways - I finally submitted it with a blank...
I finally figured it out... he was mumbling.... sm
Subject: I finally figured it out... he was mumbling.... sm
and was trying to say morphine! TU
never mind - finally got it - Tarceva nm
Subject: never mind - finally got it - Tarceva nm
nm
I finally flagged it and turned it in sm
Subject: I finally flagged it and turned it in sm
Hopefully next time he says it he will either say it more plainly, spell it, or whatever. I will post it when he does.
Thanks very much to everyone for their help! 
I think I finally found it - cotyledon. nm
Subject: I think I finally found it - cotyledon. nm
finally got it, it was obstructive series!! Thanks all :)
Subject: finally got it, it was obstructive series!! Thanks all :)
Thank you both, I finally realized this after I posted. nm
Subject: Thank you both, I finally realized this after I posted. nm
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Finally found it... Kikuchi - nm
Subject: Finally found it... Kikuchi - nm
nm
Thanks, I finally settled on pantoprazole..(sm)
Subject: Thanks, I finally settled on pantoprazole..(sm)
I found it after a LONG search..it's the generic for Protonix and the patient had stomach problems so that's what I used!! It was a nurse practitioner dictating..I wish they would just spell the drug name instead of trying to pronounce it. If they would spell what they are reading, even if it isn't right, it would be a lot better to search from what is spelled than what they say. Most of the time they don't even come close to pronouncing something the way it is supposed to be. Thanks!
nevermind...found it finally. *NM*
Subject: nevermind...found it finally. *NM*
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I finally found it, but thanks a million! nm
Subject: I finally found it, but thanks a million! nm
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