Hernias can get all kinds of parts and things caught into them. nm
Posted By: NM on 2007-05-16
In Reply to: not sure if I'm hearing this right? - me
Subject: Hernias can get all kinds of parts and things caught into them. nm
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not hernias - it's herniae............
Subject: not hernias - it's herniae............
how about "No abdominal hernias." .nm
Subject: how about "No abdominal hernias." .nm
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This a routine physical? Looking for hernias? Male/female? nm
Subject: This a routine physical? Looking for hernias? Male/female? nm
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Dorland's, the bible IMHO, shows hernias as the plural of hernia. sm
Subject: Dorland's, the bible IMHO, shows hernias as the plural of hernia. sm
It appears that herniae is British.
Interventional radiologists do all kinds
Subject: Interventional radiologists do all kinds
Are you a radiology MT or do you do ortho or surgery transcription? I thought so.
Thanks everyone. I don't do those kinds of operative note often enough.
Subject: Thanks everyone. I don't do those kinds of operative note often enough.
nm
hospitals are LOADED with all kinds of illnesses--sm
Subject: hospitals are LOADED with all kinds of illnesses--sm
that is why they are there, but it is not just diabetics and not ALL of them have hypertension. Just because you are a QA, or think you are, does not make you 100 percent right on everything. You have made some very misleading statements on this site, just today alone. You really need to step off the arrogant attitude for a while and do some more research on A LOT of subjects before you start *generalizing* every certain disease by saying they ALL have high blood pressure and they are ALL in the hospital. You also need to learn to admit when you are wrong and become a little more humble in your dealings with others. you might actually learn something.
S on those kinds of products can mean that a stool softener has
Subject: S on those kinds of products can mean that a stool softener has
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Thank you so much! I am horrible in these kinds of studies! Very much appreciated! nm
Subject: Thank you so much! I am horrible in these kinds of studies! Very much appreciated! nm
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These kinds of questions you may have better success at productivitytalk.com
Subject: These kinds of questions you may have better success at productivitytalk.com
Can find foamy histiocytes on a search in several kinds of specimens. nm
Subject: Can find foamy histiocytes on a search in several kinds of specimens. nm
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First parts...could be lead III or V3 maybe...
Subject: First parts...could be lead III or V3 maybe...
maybe some of these will jump out at you.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Electrocardiogram
Parts per million, maybe?
Subject: Parts per million, maybe?
Parts per million, or ppm?
Word parts for leukemia
I am a little frustrated,
How is the term leukemia broken down into its' word parts? Where do the (/) slashes go?
Don't give up, it does get better. Just remember, there are only so many parts of the body and th
Subject: Don't give up, it does get better. Just remember, there are only so many parts of the body and that does not change! We are also here to help anytime.
could be generic and would use Ŗ:2:2 solution, equal parts...."
Subject: could be generic and would use Ŗ:2:2 solution, equal parts...."
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Yes as in retraction of the soft parts of the anatomy during expiration.
Subject: Yes as in retraction of the soft parts of the anatomy during expiration.
Of conjugate what? It means the joining of 2 parts, actions, anything. nm
Subject: Of conjugate what? It means the joining of 2 parts, actions, anything. nm
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Yes, I meant to say spine, not other parts of the body. You are correct :)
Subject: Yes, I meant to say spine, not other parts of the body. You are correct :)
Yes, caught her mistake but she keeps
Subject: Yes, caught her mistake but she keeps
on truckin.
well, at least she caught her own mistake--sm
Subject: well, at least she caught her own mistake--sm
above, but still, her answer had nothing, really, to do with the question. sigh.
Thanks ER, I googled and caught it too
Subject: Thanks ER, I googled and caught it too
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Caught that w/ spellcheck afterwards ;) Thanks though.
Subject: Caught that w/ spellcheck afterwards ;) Thanks though.
I caught that already but thanks! an element
Subject: I caught that already but thanks! an element
yes, but I type it 4:1---basically 4 parts lidocaine and 1 part cortisone.
Subject: yes, but I type it 4:1---basically 4 parts lidocaine and 1 part cortisone.
yes, but I type it 4:1---basically 4 parts lidocaine and 1 part cortisone.
I would go with cervical because severe spinal stenosis could be in other parts of the body
Subject: I would go with cervical because severe spinal stenosis could be in other parts of the body
I hear ya. He/she will get caught eventually
Subject: I hear ya. He/she will get caught eventually
and I wonder if it is the same one and just changes his/her name. Who knows.
Sounds like he was caught not being specific enough.
Subject: Sounds like he was caught not being specific enough.
You should have been given account specific pages that explain what is expected. Nobody really knows what verbatim means until account specifics are spelled out. He needs to take a chill pill and put his expectations in writing, get approval from his supervisor, then run those specifics by the contact for the account. Otherwise all the MTs will change what they are doing and somebody at the hospital will object and then you'll have to change the way you do things AGAIN! JMO.
...'scuse my spelling. That's one I always get caught on! nm
Subject: ...'scuse my spelling. That's one I always get caught on! nm
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You're right, but no worries - I caught it.
Subject: You're right, but no worries - I caught it.
nm
caught my own mistake. it's Pleurx.
Subject: caught my own mistake. it's Pleurx.
okay. Not trying to be spelling police or anything, but it just caught my eye.
Subject: okay. Not trying to be spelling police or anything, but it just caught my eye.
yes, a long one for me too. Enjoy your weekend.
No, he said caughten. I typed caught.
Subject: No, he said caughten. I typed caught.
He also says "orientated" all the time, and butchers other terms as well. Just wanted to vent. Thanks though. 
Hope you caught the misspelled "groove" in there before you sent it. nm
Subject: Hope you caught the misspelled "groove" in there before you sent it. nm
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Already caught spelling error It's Brain MRI not a brian!
Subject: Already caught spelling error It's Brain MRI not a brian!
The injury occurred on 18 February, 2009 when his hand got caught in a lade at work. nm
Subject: The injury occurred on 18 February, 2009 when his hand got caught in a lade at work. nm
s/l dardiado solution; equal parts chlorhexidine peroxide normal saline solution
Subject: s/l dardiado solution; equal parts chlorhexidine peroxide normal saline solution
Can't do that, as these things are sm
Subject: Can't do that, as these things are sm
not in my old books but this MedCompare site has trademarked links etc.
http://www.medcompare.com/news.asp?newsid=121708
things it might be
Subject: things it might be
PROCEDURE: Medial branch block of the L4-5 and L5-S1 facets on the right under fluoroscopic guidance. Might just be saying that is the scheduled procedure.
(ob-suse) might have started saying operating suite?
And probably should be prone position.
Could be two things, sm.
Subject: Could be two things, sm.
If the doc is excising the area, they will say "wide local excision" or "wide excision" for short. If talking about a scar, sometimes the scar becomes wider with time so it would be "widened incision."
I think they are two different things
Subject: I think they are two different things
MU would be milliunits which is, I believe, one thousandth of a unit. This is millions of units. I think??
Things to try:
Subject: Things to try:
googling "unison antibiotic" or "unison medication," or
doing a search in Stedman's for "un*s*n"
or using WebMD
http://www.webmd.com/drugs/index-drugs.aspx
-- when I put the letters "un" into the search box, the 3rd item is "Unasyn IV.
I use the 'd for things like that OR you can
Subject: I use the 'd for things like that OR you can
say the patient was brought by air-vac to XXX or something to that effect.
Might be several things. sm
Subject: Might be several things. sm
"but as per patient these were thought to be stable? or benign?
"but according to the patient =======
It can mean other things too...sm
Subject: It can mean other things too...sm
Here is a link to check out:
http://www.fairview.org/healthlibrary/content/ca_hemodyna_car.htm
There are many reasons why hemodynamics are affected. It is not just limited to blood pressure, but that is one of the top answers and a very good answer.
2 things...
Subject: 2 things...
is there a such thing as "S and wave changes"
also, s/l "pre-lectrical-thiket function is normal". These are from a stress test which is stressing me out!
thank you - another one of those things that's
Subject: thank you - another one of those things that's
difficult to verify on the web, ya know!
Sorry, but things have changed...
Subject: Sorry, but things have changed...
Just as people and the world have evolved, so has English. 'Were' would now be considered correct.
I do realize it's not the grammar rule we were taught back in our school days.
bye.
Think that one is bad? my md dictates things like this...sm
Subject: Think that one is bad? my md dictates things like this...sm
I used a small, tiny, little Q-tip .... and he doesn't want me to change it. Bizarre!!!
Could be many things...need more info
Subject: Could be many things...need more info
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yup...stays...things we have to know in this job :) sm
Subject: yup...stays...things we have to know in this job :) sm
here's a link that explains
http://www.corsetsandcrinolines.com/tidbits.php?index=10
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