I hope the QA person adds her initials to the report. Thanks for the update. nm
Posted By: nm on 2006-02-17
In Reply to: QA ended up changing it to "right" in chief complaint - UPDATE
Subject: I hope the QA person adds her initials to the report. Thanks for the update. nm
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oops cannot find an actual report, hope someon else can help....
Subject: oops cannot find an actual report, hope someon else can help....
I think it is lodine and he just adds the 'little' extra
Subject: I think it is lodine and he just adds the 'little' extra
Lab initials...
Subject: Lab initials...
This is probably very stupid of me, but I cannot figure this one out....
"Hypercoagulable workup did show an abnormal ----, but upon a mixing, did correct."
the --- Sounds like the initials DRVDT or DARVDT or DERVDT...something that that??? Help!
Thanks but no sounds like initials either JST or GLT ?
Subject: Thanks but no sounds like initials either JST or GLT ?
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Could she have her initials mixed up?
Subject: Could she have her initials mixed up?
Heaven forbid a doctor would do this...:-)
Oh, you are good! I never would have thought of initials. sm
Subject: Oh, you are good! I never would have thought of initials. sm
It is it though. Thanks a million.
to answer the original question, initials mean "BIpolar CircumActive Probe" nm
Subject: to answer the original question, initials mean "BIpolar CircumActive Probe" nm
Thanks for the update. nm
Subject: Thanks for the update. nm
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But there is an update on this sm
Subject: But there is an update on this sm
The update is this:
Follow up (2 words) is the verb usage. The pt will follow up in the office next week.
Followup (1 word) as in The pt is here for followup.
Follow-up is when it proceeds a noun, like the compound modifier rule. The pt is here for her follow-up appointment.
It was news to me yesterday, but there it is.
There have been a couple of AAMT BOS2 addendums. They want to do away with q.d. and q.4h. now has to have a space after the q. so it is q. 4h. Pain in the neck all of this...
Update
Subject: Update
I flagged this for QA, and they filled in multiple prostatic cystica.
Update on motalakian..
Subject: Update on motalakian..
I found these on further searches:
Tangent screen exam
Automated perimetry exam
Goldmann visual field exam
Humphrey visual field exam
This is not an ESL dictator but I just bet "tularakian" and "motalakian" are some forms of the above visual field testing names that he has said so often that he just runs it all together. The dictation is gone now but I've bookmarked the above, maybe they will help someone else who gets this same strange-sounding garble. Thanks!
Thanks, guess I had better update...nm
Subject: Thanks, guess I had better update...nm
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Drug Update
Subject: Drug Update
Drug Updates from MPR
sl Anacil update
Subject: sl Anacil update
This is the first item of a plan of a reasonably healthy but obese female as part of a physical. It sounds like either anacil or atacil update or may uptake. Any ideas?
Thanks.
update - found out it was haemolyticus
Subject: update - found out it was haemolyticus
LOL - the attending had trouble figuring it out too so that made me feel a tad better. thanks for all the help.
Thanks for the update and the chance to learn something new! :) nm
Subject: Thanks for the update and the chance to learn something new! :) nm
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Thanks for the input--time to update anyway ;)
Subject: Thanks for the input--time to update anyway ;)
probably "Adacel" update (tetanus)
Subject: probably "Adacel" update (tetanus)
Update - "tighter" is the word - nm
Subject: Update - "tighter" is the word - nm
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update on phrase "coolum and strong"
Subject: update on phrase "coolum and strong"
FINALLY figured this one out. The doc got real slow for once and the phrase he uses all the time for ie: pulses are & it s/l coolum and strong???
BUT, alas...he is saying equivalent and strong....yeahhhhhhhhhhhhhh thank's everybody for their previous help on this
Update - QA filled in dose radiation.
Subject: Update - QA filled in dose radiation.
I wish I could relisten now, but I can't!
Thanks for the update... makes your head spin doesn't it!
Subject: Thanks for the update... makes your head spin doesn't it!
Don't know if any update automatically. The Sted's you purchase once a year. Spellex offers 1/
Subject: Don't know if any update automatically. The Sted's you purchase once a year. Spellex offers 1/4ly
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But I have seen one person in particular
who asks word after word that could easily be looked up. You can tell by the rest of the sentence and the s/l. I don't mind helping newbies; in fact, I enjoy it; but give me a break. Do some of the research yourselves, guys.
Are you a QA person?
Subject: Are you a QA person?
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Do you have a QA person to ask? or the doc himself, maybe? nm
Subject: Do you have a QA person to ask? or the doc himself, maybe? nm
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UR welcome, I am also an MQ-MT/ME person...sm
Subject: UR welcome, I am also an MQ-MT/ME person...sm
Enjoy your Springtime !!!! It's either summer here or more summer and I do always miss the 4 seasons!!
if a person has a...
Subject: if a person has a...
fracture of their fifth metatarsal would this make sense for an examination of it.
There is no numbness in his **sural nerve distribution.**
sural nerve distribution is in question. It sounds like what the doctor is saying. tia.
My QA person told me Sub-Q
Subject: My QA person told me Sub-Q
The best thing to do would be to ask your QA person sm
Subject: The best thing to do would be to ask your QA person sm
as some accounts are not able to process certain symbols. If you were able to do it the usual, correct way, it would be m with a superscripted 2 (no spaces, no periods). Some accounts I've done in the past have requested it written out as you have it. Best to check with your QA.
We know. This person has lots of sm
Subject: We know. This person has lots of sm
trouble with the English language, to say nothing of the medical language. His (I'm assuming he's male) questions are very confusing. See above. It's scary.
For once, MRS, I agree with you. Any person sm
Subject: For once, MRS, I agree with you. Any person sm
doing medical transcription who does use a dictionary has NO BUSINESS pretending to be a MT!!!
and we think you have answered a person....nm
Subject: and we think you have answered a person....nm
QA? That poster is a QA person??...sm
Subject: QA? That poster is a QA person??...sm
must be brand new to QA....my QA person would definitely know that cold agglutinin has to do with blood and not the spine...IMHO..and wouldn't make those *most diabetics have hypertension* types of blanket statements and my QA person is up there in years of experience......and work ethics.
Who knows - anyone can be anything on this medium we call the web.
Take it all with a HUGE grain of salt, and believe half of what you see and nothing of what you hear in the life. For all we know, the poster could be a troll. Again, we don't know that yet - we'd have to take a *wait and watch* attitude.
My QA person just told me it was
Subject: My QA person just told me it was
Parent-Child Relationship Programme. You're too good, MT50!
Your QA person is wrong
Subject: Your QA person is wrong
This is my pet peeve drug I know exactly what you are looking for. Took me forever to find it and wrote it in my ophthalmology book but updated my book and, of course, forgot to copy it over so the search continues....
wow, thank you so very much smart person!!
Subject: wow, thank you so very much smart person!!
Check with your QA person on that one. sm
Subject: Check with your QA person on that one. sm
Some clients don't like superscripts. BTW, it's pansensitivity (one word)
If I were a betting person....
Subject: If I were a betting person....
...I would think you were right. It makes sense in the context of this operation. I'm going to re-listen and give it a shot. Thanks for your help!
means a person is having trouble...sm
Subject: means a person is having trouble...sm
making a decision.......doesn't know which way to go....
to the person's chemo regimen...sm
Subject: to the person's chemo regimen...sm
been doing oncology a long time and if they want to add a drug of some kind......like you typed 1.2 mg of something or other....IN 12 cc of chemotherapy........that would make sense
1.2 mg in 12 cc of whateverchemotherapeutic agent(s) pt is on.
told perhaps by a french person?..sm
Subject: told perhaps by a french person?..sm
In French, the term *cul-de-sac* means bottom of the bag (no, it doesn't mean *dead-end street*), bottom of the sack, to us, in English.
So, I'm thinking perhaps a person of French descent might have instructed you on that and in France/French-speaking countries, it would be correct, sac = sack; however, not here if used as a container to place something in that is not body-part related.
a person may be called a hypochondriac--sm
Subject: a person may be called a hypochondriac--sm
by that person *thinking* he has a certain symptom, *feeling* he has a certain symptom or disease, and he may not always have that. Some people are called hypochondriacs when they *seem* to have every diagnosis they hear about or read about, i.e. symptom exaggeration.
My QA person told me that only capitalize
Subject: My QA person told me that only capitalize
if it is a brand name, such as Phillips Milk of Magnesia, otherwise it's lowercase if all by itself.
What is your purpose? She probably knows that, are you just a bitter person?
Subject: What is your purpose? She probably knows that, are you just a bitter person?
There are answers I can't find in Stedmans, also the internet is not always correct. What is the harm?
Cerave - thanks to the person who emailed :)
Subject: Cerave - thanks to the person who emailed :)
Gram was a person so I would use caps-sm
Subject: Gram was a person so I would use caps-sm
http://www.microbiologybytes.com/video/Gram.html
Who knew that a person could be so happy ....
Subject: Who knew that a person could be so happy ....
...over finding about a parasite!! Thank you, nm!
whether or not the doctor is a whom type of person,
Subject: whether or not the doctor is a whom type of person,
whom is correct either way you type it. Who is not. Just a little grammar pet peeve of mine. Even with the preposition at the end of the sentence, it should be whom.
I believe gazelle is right and it is a "draw a person"
Subject: I believe gazelle is right and it is a "draw a person"
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I was a die-hard other boards person but
Subject: I was a die-hard other boards person but
I would be too scared to answer a question or ask one. I like it here. You guys are great. Cheers from the rainy ugh! East coast. Please send us some sunshine.
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