FlavorX, it comes in different flavors so you can get children to take the meds more easily. nm
Posted By: trose on 2007-06-05
In Reply to: sounds like prescription for *flavorex* - to add to Augmentin
Subject: FlavorX, it comes in different flavors so you can get children to take the meds more easily. nm
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Yes, just means the area is easily irritated or easily
Subject: Yes, just means the area is easily irritated or easily
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teenaged children or teenage children? NM TIA
Subject: teenaged children or teenage children? NM TIA
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She has had two children
Subject: She has had two children
It was a regular clinic note. I'm not sure of the work type, I had to go ahead and send it in with a blank.
if she's had 2 children...
Subject: if she's had 2 children...
then it would be multiparous
She is 1 of 6 children, should this be spelled out? TIA
Subject: She is 1 of 6 children, should this be spelled out? TIA
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"nuliparous" (never had children) ??
Subject: "nuliparous" (never had children) ??
20 mEq of KCl (?easily found in any reference....) nm
Subject: 20 mEq of KCl (?easily found in any reference....) nm
found this very easily at drugs.com
Subject: found this very easily at drugs.com
OCELLA
Generic Name:
Drospirenone 3mg, ethinyl estradiol 30micrograms (21 tabs); inert (7 tabs).
Legal Classification:
Rx
Pharmacological Class:
Progestin + estrogen.
Manufacturer:
Barr Laboratories
Indications:
Oral contraception.
If I only could guess my own dictators so easily! NM
Subject: If I only could guess my own dictators so easily! NM
no speciality. final diagnosis was uti. these meds were admit meds, only hist was hypertension
Subject: no speciality. final diagnosis was uti. these meds were admit meds, only hist was hypertension
How about nulliparous? - never having borne children??
Subject: How about nulliparous? - never having borne children??
Not "tires" easily??? This seems really weird. How clear is the
Subject: Not "tires" easily??? This seems really weird. How clear is the
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It is Benicar HCT, easily found by googling.
Subject: It is Benicar HCT, easily found by googling.
FeSO4. Can find this easily with google.
Subject: FeSO4. Can find this easily with google.
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Children's cardiology report, sentence is.....
Subject: Children's cardiology report, sentence is.....
Examination of his chest, abdomen, and extremities was unremarkable. He had a well healed mid sternotomy incision with some mild s/l cubuloid appearance.
Thanks for your help
Yep, it's a lab profile; I used to type it all the time at my children's
Subject: Yep, it's a lab profile; I used to type it all the time at my children's
nm
Here is what the letters stand for. From About.com: Special Needs Children
Subject: Here is what the letters stand for. From About.com: Special Needs Children
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Normal blood pressure for children
Subject: Normal blood pressure for children
Does anyone know of a good reference regarding blood pressure readings in a well child versus sick child?
Would a pressure of something like 94/60 considered normal for a child? What would be considered high? Thanks.
Still easily confused with grade, type, stage....
etc. Anyone have a good website or way to remember whether to use Roman numerals or just numbers? My tired ol' head would appreciate it! Thanks to you all.
facile? ( easily accomplished, handled, or attained) WAG here.
Subject: facile? ( easily accomplished, handled, or attained) WAG here.
No. The definition of parous is: having given birth to one or more viable children EOM
Subject: No. The definition of parous is: having given birth to one or more viable children EOM
If on the face, could be Celtic - pale with ruddy cheeks, easily
Subject: If on the face, could be Celtic - pale with ruddy cheeks, easily
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Ach, nevermind- could easily change it to "with ballottement of the knee"- Thank you!
Subject: Ach, nevermind- could easily change it to "with ballottement of the knee"- Thank you!
IUD strings were found easily at the cervical s/l "oss". Is oss an abbreviation for something?
Subject: IUD strings were found easily at the cervical s/l "oss". Is oss an abbreviation for something? nm
Clofarabine is used for treating certain types of leukemia in children and adolescents who have had
Subject: Clofarabine is used for treating certain types of leukemia in children and adolescents who have had at least 2 previous treatment regimens of medicine.
Creamy liquid pours easily and leaves no oily aftertaste
Subject: Creamy liquid pours easily and leaves no oily aftertaste
listen for Sever's disease, painful condition of heel in growing children.
Subject: listen for Sever's disease, painful condition of heel in growing children.
Muffin is correct. My children's hosp. acct uses McMuffin & muffin nm
Subject: Muffin is correct. My children's hosp. acct uses McMuffin & muffin nm
nm
Two meds I need help with
Subject: Two meds I need help with
These meds s/l fatazadime and metroinozol....any suggestions?
meds
Subject: meds
1. Spiriva ?
2. Don't know - sorry.
meds
Subject: meds
If the patient has COPD and Spiriva fits, maybe the second medication is Xopenex?? Just a guess.
meds help please sm...
Subject: meds help please sm...
(s/l-Kaylor-) and (s/l-Theosol-)
Here is the PMHX and other meds tp is on..
Past Medical History: Hypertension, rheumatic fever age 12, osteoarthritis of the knees, temporal arteritis.
Medications: Lexapro, Topamax, Nexium, metoprolol, Caylor, Fiasol, prednisone 5 mg for temporal arteritis, Neurontin 300 mg for controlling her periauricular pain after the biopsy, Xanax 0.25, baclofen 10 mg for her neck, OxyContin over the past year and a half 20 mg for her knees.
meds help please sm..
Subject: meds help please sm..
s/l-Elnoran drug for "bladder."
MEDS
Subject: MEDS
FULFURI
Meds help
Subject: Meds help
s/l 'griburide' - Thanks for the assistance. = )
meds
Subject: meds
List of meds, not sure if she is stumbling over this: s/l Adicade
Patient has Lupus and anemia. 
meds again
Subject: meds again
Same patient as below with Lupus and anemia: medication s/l Crissal 
Could it be p.o. meds? nm
Subject: Could it be p.o. meds? nm
MEDS
Subject: MEDS
2.5 is 2-1/2 and 2.5 is the proper way to type it. It should be 2.5 mL in your sentence on your post. This is the rule for medications and recently they changed the way they want us to transcribe cc to mL, which was always the equivalent of each other and I don't know why they changed it (maybe they were bored). I understand that they think cc can be "miswritten" and "misread" as something else, but I think that should be directed at handwritten orders and documentation, not transcribed orders or documentation that is typed. The bottom line is they don't care what we think and we need to do it their way. I would never ever type 2.5 mL as 2-1/2 because it is not correct or professional to do so. Sometimes I think they just are bored and think of something to "fix."
Meds Help
Subject: Meds Help
Losartan and sounds like avuad or albuad??? Thanks in advance for help.
Meds help
Subject: Meds help
. . . injection with a mixture of Marcaine and s/l dimedral
Meds help - please
Subject: Meds help - please
quinapril are there any other meds that sound similar to this one?
Also - s/l hymobidine or imobadine?
Thanks!
Meds help -
Subject: Meds help -
Medications: Toprol, s/l 'diavine', Xanax, and aspirin.
meds
Subject: meds
could you tell us if you type any specialty? what is the patient's diagnosis? Thermadon could be Theo-Dur? not sure about the 2nd.
Meds help
Subject: Meds help
list of meds: there are two s/l below, I am not sure about. Thank you.
Lasix, Fosamax, calcium gluconate s/l 'orphen', isosorbide, atenolol, folic acid, quinapril, omeprazole, B6, s/l 'icap', Lipitor, and terazosin
meds
Subject: meds
Maybe Lotrel, aspirin
meds help
Subject: meds help
s/l seruben, serufen inhaler
need help with 2 meds.
Subject: need help with 2 meds.
s/l depavir 250 mg po q. h.s. s/l esparda 1 mg po qd
meds help RA
Subject: meds help RA
Rheumatoid arthritis
begin s/l "Deltine or Beltine" 15 mg b.i.d. tc
Meds help please sm
Subject: Meds help please sm
They sound like . . .
TEGRETOL WITH BODINE, LIBOMYSIN, CARAMYSYN
Any ideas? Tx.
Meds Help Pls
Subject: Meds Help Pls
S/L lobidine and scalexin
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