I am sure about the green part
Posted By: blue on 2009-05-21
In Reply to: O'Brien block? - Patty
Subject: I am sure about the green part
The green part is plain but then it sounds like ou in ouch like Bound but without the d like Green Boun block. Thanks anyway, though!
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Subject: green towel
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Subject: s/l green egstitoses
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Subject: Might be hearing IC Green dye or just IC dye for indocyanine
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I found this: "Indocyanine green" (sm)
Subject: I found this: "Indocyanine green" (sm)
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green bone block?
Subject: green bone block?
This is an eye procedure and sounds like he is saying Green Bowen or green bough or green down block?
This is pretty funny but green lizard is
Subject: This is pretty funny but green lizard is
a GI cocktail. Thought I would look and did not really think I would find this.
Vera Pyle's - Current Medical Terminology book has
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Subject: indocyanine green angiography or angiograph? Used a lot. sm for ref.
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Subject: The patient has some green rhinorrhea and a cough.
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Subject: Doc says *green loop LEEP biopsy*.
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Sure! That nice yellow-green color. Can show up
Subject: Sure! That nice yellow-green color. Can show up
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Could be that the rhinorrhea is green and not sputum from the cough, I would flag, just me...
Subject: Could be that the rhinorrhea is green and not sputum from the cough, I would flag, just me...
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Subject: Is there more of the sentence? The 'que' part might be part of a dosage like q.12, etc. nm
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2-part, 3-part, or 4-part possibly - nm
Subject: 2-part, 3-part, or 4-part possibly - nm
Thanks, now for part 2...
Subject: Thanks, now for part 2...
Monarc procedure with s/l susquee.
Forgot this in my original post, sorry!
not sure about the first, but the second part may be right
Subject: not sure about the first, but the second part may be right
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maybe second part of #4
Subject: maybe second part of #4
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I know part of it!
Subject: I know part of it!
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That is all part of the job.
Subject: That is all part of the job.
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Subject: First part I would think is...
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Subject: Uh - duh on my part! TY so much!
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Subject: Thanks to both. Duh on my part. I am
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Subject: don't know about your s/l, but other part sm
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Subject: This is part of his A/P . . .
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i.e.
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does this help? Ooh wait . .
does this make sense:
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Yes, that is it! Duh on my part. Thank you so much.
Subject: Yes, that is it! Duh on my part. Thank you so much.
Got part of it
Subject: Got part of it
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Subject: What part of PE was this in?
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got part of it
Subject: got part of it
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Subject: That's is part of it...
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Subject: could the last part...
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Subject: what part of H&P?
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Subject: It DOES apply here ... it is part of the
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Subject: I wonder if its not part of the sentence before
x
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Subject: Is it the same part of the body or different
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Subject: I dont know about the first part but.. sm
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Subject: Medicare Part E
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Subject: What part of the body are we in? nm
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Subject: first part could be grossly. sm
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Subject: last part looks like end exhalation. nm
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Subject: what part of body?
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Because sometimes the last part of the word before
Subject: Because sometimes the last part of the word before
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Subject: What part of body?
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