How does CPL differ for employee versus IC...only been an IC in the past..sm
Posted By: Sarah1114 on 2009-04-06
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Subject: How does CPL differ for employee versus IC...only been an IC in the past..sm
Considering a part-time employee position to take the place of my current part-time IC position. (Still work as a "full time" IC.) Just curious if I should expect a similar cpl? Thanks!
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use of passed versus past
The doctor dictated, "Only lipase elevation passed 3 times normal."
and the QA corrected it to, "Only lipase elevation past 3 times normal."
I have no argument about it, I just want to know why 'past' and not 'passed' so I know what to do next time because sometimes these things are just so confusing..tnx!
to the best of my knowledge it is a word (past/versus present tense)
Subject: to the best of my knowledge it is a word (past/versus present tense)
You must be talking about employee status...
Subject: You must be talking about employee status...
because I agree with the other poster... I make 2-3 times the amount as an IC paid by the line as I would hourly... Thank God I still have the job. However, my mom did the same thing but just recently went to employee status because she needed the health benefits as her and my father were both self employed.... so it just depends on your situation I think!
Could they be a GM (General Motors) employee? Can't find much else under G's and J's in Flo
Subject: Could they be a GM (General Motors) employee? Can't find much else under G's and J's in Florida. nm
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i beg to differ
Subject: i beg to differ
but if you can show me i'm wrong, i'm open to learning.
I've typed it in orthopedics for years, but double-checked myself and it's in the stedman's ortho book under decompression...
I beg to differ, see above nm
Subject: I beg to differ, see above nm
I beg to differ...both are correct...sm
Subject: I beg to differ...both are correct...sm
You are correct when you state the actual receptor is HER2 or HER2/neu. HOWEVER, I often hear docs *slang* the term down to HER-negative...been doing oncology for a long time too...if the doc SAID *HER-negative* and NOT "HER2-" or "HER2/neu-negative" then I would give them what they say...and HER-negative is acceptable. also, the JCO, Hopkins breast center, and ASCO all use "HER-negative" as a term....jmho.
sorry Kathie - I beg to differ - I have diabetes...sm
Subject: sorry Kathie - I beg to differ - I have diabetes...sm
I have been a type 2 diabetic first in pregnancy, then it went away for 8 years and then came back, lost 60 pounds, still have diabetes and have NEVER had HBP (high blood pressure), never been on any antihypertensive drugs ever and went to the MD last Thursday and my BP was 134/70. I attribute the 134 to WCH (white-coat hypertension). *LOL*
So no, not every diabetic has high blood pressure - that's way too general a statement and I have been MT'g for 28 years and worked in a hospital for 10 years in many other capacities prior to MT'g.
Have a GREAT weekend!!!
This can differ by accounts. I have been asked
Subject: This can differ by accounts. I have been asked
to use subcu, subq, and one account sub-Q (which looks really weird to me!).
Ah, I did see this as a chemo, but there is no mention of any cancer...so I was thinking in a differ
Subject: Ah, I did see this as a chemo, but there is no mention of any cancer...so I was thinking in a differ
ent direction. Thanks a lot!
past four day's
Subject: past four day's
Recast and say "past four days." If you must have duration, it would be "four days'" as it's a plural possessive.
past
Subject: past
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I have gotten this in the past too...sm
Subject: I have gotten this in the past too...sm
I justed typed perivascular exam. I hope it was right :)
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Subject: past tense of I & D (I & D'd?)
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Subject: I can't seem to past a new question sometimes, SM
I get an error message, so I have to post under another post????
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Subject: I have had this problem in the past, as well--sm
and if you want to continue your investigation, if you delete the header on page 2, it will still carry over to page 3, so you have to delete on all subsequent pages. Personally, I really dislike that feature. I do not have an answer for that one. It is a formatting question and perhaps someone else with more formatting knowledge might help you. good luck.
Pt had atrial fib and s/l MAT in the past........TIA! nm
Subject: Pt had atrial fib and s/l MAT in the past........TIA! nm
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passed or past?
Subject: passed or past?
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Past pointing. NM
Subject: Past pointing. NM
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Subject: Yes - Thank you. Couldn't get past the "v".
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Subject: In past medical hx Telagintafluveum
Telagintafluveum
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Subject: Past medial history
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Subject: Past social history
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Past medical history
Subject: Past medical history
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Could that be what he's saying? Thanks.
under past medical history...
Subject: under past medical history...
Past medical history
Subject: Past medical history
Surgeries: Small bowel obstruction, THA/BA for cholecystectomy.
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since he "laid" down -- past tense (sm)
Subject: since he "laid" down -- past tense (sm)
lay is usually for inanimate objects
lie would be present tense
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Subject: if its past tense... it would be laid
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it is laid if it is past tense
Subject: it is laid if it is past tense
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Subject: past films were unremarkable? nm
B&B in past surgical history
Subject: B&B in past surgical history
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Subject: Would that be under past surgical history though as he says it is? nm
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past medical history
Subject: past medical history
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Subject: Just listing her past surgeries?
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Past medical history
Subject: Past medical history
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It's listed under past procedures...
Subject: It's listed under past procedures...
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HTN dictated under past history...
Subject: HTN dictated under past history...
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Subject: Past medical history help
Under past medical history he states "Basal cell **and blue** carcinoma.
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I'm thinking maybe past history? nm
Subject: I'm thinking maybe past history? nm
past surgical history
Subject: past surgical history
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is this a female and are you in past history?
Subject: is this a female and are you in past history?
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....shingles on bridge of nose and some in-vitro problems...
s/l past certico creases????
Subject: s/l past certico creases????
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Past surgical history is? nm
Subject: Past surgical history is? nm
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her past surgical procedures ??? nm
Subject: her past surgical procedures ??? nm
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Any past history or diagnoses? nm
Subject: Any past history or diagnoses? nm
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past surgery - liver SNA? S&A? -nm
Subject: past surgery - liver SNA? S&A? -nm
past medical history?
Subject: past medical history?
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OG/GYN Past Word Help - Anita
Subject: OG/GYN Past Word Help - Anita
Hi! I am still having a hard time hearing one term. I noticed through my searching you had the same question regarding one word.
A 27-year-old white female with essentially normal physical examination except for a ******.
Any suggestions?
Thank you!!!
What is in Past Medical History
Subject: What is in Past Medical History
That could help determine what the drug is for.
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Subject: What is the past medical history? - nm
what's in the past medical history?
Subject: what's in the past medical history?
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