I believe it would be "ulnar" in both cases. However, I have heard dictators
Posted By: RockinMT on 2009-04-04
In Reply to: would it be ulna or ulnar for these... - mt
Subject: I believe it would be "ulnar" in both cases. However, I have heard dictators
say "ulna fracture." I don't think that would be considered incorrect.
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listen for "ulnar" aspect. nm
Subject: listen for "ulnar" aspect. nm
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I figured it out to be "ulnar" strength testing - THANKS
Subject: I figured it out to be "ulnar" strength testing - THANKS
Yes in most cases.
Subject: Yes in most cases.
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Yep, in certain cases.
Subject: Yep, in certain cases.
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In cases like these, it is good to have
Subject: In cases like these, it is good to have
reference books. In Stedman's Medical and Surgical Instruments, all you would have to do is look under "cable" and there it would be. It is good for researching such things like that, save a lot of time looking in Google or waiting for someone to answer your question.
Yep, in certain cases and specific activities.
Subject: Yep, in certain cases and specific activities.
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That is a hard one to find. Typed a lot of WC cases who use that. nm
Subject: That is a hard one to find. Typed a lot of WC cases who use that. nm
dictators will say....sm
Subject: dictators will say....sm
something like: "many bacteria and large blood," meaning a lot of blood or many blood cells -- don't know if this helps.
some dictators are quite picky-have one who wants
Subject: some dictators are quite picky-have one who wants
A lot of dictators use tympanic instead of
Subject: A lot of dictators use tympanic instead of
x
inaudible dictators
Subject: inaudible dictators
Can anyone suggest the best way to decipher a dictator who is a mumbler or speaks very fast. I have changed the speed and listen over and over and still can't figure it out. Wish there was a magic dicipher machine.
Inaudible dictators
Subject: Inaudible dictators
Thanx for the suggestions. I will keep them in mind.
As many as 40% of Guillain-Barré syndrome cases in this country may be triggered by campylobacterios
Subject: As many as 40% of Guillain-Barré syndrome cases in this country may be triggered by campylobacterios
Yeah...I have had dictators pronounce
Subject: Yeah...I have had dictators pronounce
it that way..kind of like centimeters sounding like sonometers. Glad to help
many dictators also say B. natruretic peptide
Subject: many dictators also say B. natruretic peptide
but the below 2 posters would be correct!!!...brain natruretic peptide...
it depends on the dictators preference
Subject: it depends on the dictators preference
I work in a hospital and they voted x2 as an unacceptable abbreviation. We currently have to spell it out. We also have to spell out q as every, qid as four times daily, bid as two times daily and so on and so on. I would ask the dictator or your QA person before making a final decision.
If I only could guess my own dictators so easily! NM
Subject: If I only could guess my own dictators so easily! NM
MR images in all cases showed a unilocular, T2 hyperintense prepatellar collection extending beyond
Subject: MR images in all cases showed a unilocular, T2 hyperintense prepatellar collection extending beyond
Love those mumbling stumbling dictators.
Subject: Love those mumbling stumbling dictators.
Not sure about Rhino tonsil balls either but it does sound funny LOL !!
my accounts use BOS as a baseline, dictators override it. sm
Subject: my accounts use BOS as a baseline, dictators override it. sm
in retrospect, every account I've ever had has done it that way.
some dictators say and spellout "crie" or "scree" for future reference.
Subject: some dictators say and spellout "crie" or "scree" for future reference.
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Never heard of it as part of an exam, but have heard of punch biopsy?
Subject: Never heard of it as part of an exam, but have heard of punch biopsy?
I have heard of
Subject: I have heard of
Allis clamp and Allis forceps, but I don't believe I have heard of an Allis catheter. I'll see what I can find.
Wow, have not heard of that one but, here are
Subject: Wow, have not heard of that one but, here are
Might help when searching.
Trace'alternant, trace' discontinu, and trace' paroxystique.
i never heard of that before.....sorry....nm
Subject: i never heard of that before.....sorry....nm
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Have not heard this one before.
Subject: Have not heard this one before.
The incisions associated with replacement of the stimulator, in the thoracic incision and the left buttock incision where the generator is, are somewhat tender. There is no overlying skin reaction. There is no warmth, no ? food ?collection.
Could food collection be correct? I have never heard this doctor say this, and he is a mumbler. Thank you!
Has anyone heard of
Subject: Has anyone heard of
This patient is obese, and has been working with exercise and Captain Printzell. ???
TIA
yes - heard that before - sm
Subject: yes - heard that before - sm
They are saying "plus" for + or positive S1, S2.
sorry, heard.. nm
Subject: sorry, heard.. nm
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never heard of this nm
Subject: never heard of this nm
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Anybody heard of this...
Subject: Anybody heard of this...
List of meds Effexor, Prilosec and s/l quine zime q. 10.
Both syllables with long i sound.
Thanks in advance!
Thanks...never heard it...; )
Subject: Thanks...never heard it...; )
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Never heard this
Subject: Never heard this
Dictated is, The patient is 13 plus 4 years old. Is there a situation where this would be more appropriate than saying 17 years old? What is the reasoning?
Thanks in advance!
anyone ever heard of
Subject: anyone ever heard of
rhinolaryngopharyngoscopy? - I can find each of these separate but cannot find a reference for this one.
Thanks
not saying SEM best heard at etc? nm
Subject: not saying SEM best heard at etc? nm
I have heard of E to A
Subject: I have heard of E to A
but not E to E, but there is always something new out there. I believe the TO is correct, not the -.
Has anyone ever heard of S/L lev-e-um
Subject: Has anyone ever heard of S/L lev-e-um
The doctor has dianosed him with cough secondary to postnasal drip. Trial of Flonase and S/L Lev-e-um was given.
anyone heard of ,,
Subject: anyone heard of ,,
nm
Has anyone heard of ..
Subject: Has anyone heard of ..
This was for a a right iliac crest bone biopsy harvesting.
I have usually heard it like so sm
Subject: I have usually heard it like so sm
Flat T waves, but I guess your dictator may be saying Flat T's to shorten it and taking out the "waves" portion.
Has anyone ever heard of a med that
Subject: Has anyone ever heard of a med that
this is just in the med list, no real history on the patient. I've tried all of my resources, but I cannot seem to come up with anything. Sounds like the same way a doc would dictate Combivent, but it is not that. I wonder if someone has a link for looking up drugs by the dosage??? long shot, but trying here... Thanks in advance.
I never heard that either! Thanks!
Subject: I never heard that either! Thanks!
This site, and this particular section, has been the most helpful thing out there!
Never heard of Xap before but you could be right.
Subject: Never heard of Xap before but you could be right.
I can't find one single thing on either spelling. I'm going to check with my QA and will let you know what she says.
Now those are two I have not heard. sm
Subject: Now those are two I have not heard. sm
usually hear homidical ideation etc. I would just give them to him if that is indeed what he is saying. Don't sweat it. These residents will sometimes make you nuts. Just regard is as a docism!!
Wow! Never heard of that.!! Thanks. nm
Subject: Wow! Never heard of that.!! Thanks. nm
also has anyone heard of q.a.c.?
Subject: also has anyone heard of q.a.c.?
He was started on Starlix which he has been taking s/l q.a.c. for the last six months.
Thanks
Deborah
Have not heard this before and
Subject: Have not heard this before and
hoping someone here can help.
The wound is then dressed with a s/l Combi-Dress coverlet.
TIA for any help with this!
Heard of
Subject: Heard of
posse vasculitis?
anyone heard this one? sm
Subject: anyone heard this one? sm
Sclerea are aninteric and *aninjected*
Dr. spells out *aninjected*, but I'm not finding it documented anywhere. Is this even a word? 
Thank you very much - I had never heard that before! sm
Subject: Thank you very much - I had never heard that before! sm
I did a Google search too (I always research before posting here) but didn't find anything that seemed to fit. Thanks again.
Thanks! Have you heard of a
Subject: Thanks! Have you heard of a
PArson's cocktail for interstitial cystitis? LAst one for the night!
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