I offered the hepatitis immunization. She has deferred and will follow up at work where
Posted By: sm MTme on 2005-09-09
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Subject: I offered the hepatitis immunization. She has deferred and will follow up at work where
I offered the hepatitis immunization. She has deferred and will follow up at work where administration will "EL BEE IT" at no cost. What fits here? Thank you.
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Is this a follow up to lab work or reading a film, etc.? nm
Subject: Is this a follow up to lab work or reading a film, etc.? nm
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some kind of immunization? anthrax immunization? Just a WAG here. nm
Subject: some kind of immunization? anthrax immunization? Just a WAG here. nm
This is valuable help being offered. There
Subject: This is valuable help being offered. There
are 3 different terms you need to know, no matter if you are doing acute care, radiology or whatever.
There is the perineum, that area in the crotch region that is viewed in lithotomy position. Adjective form is perineal.
The peritoneum, which is the transparent membrane that lines the abdominal cavity and covers most of the viscera. When in adjective form it is peritoneal.
The third word is peroneal (muscle, nerve, tendon) and relates to the leg.
You could print this out and tape to your monitor.
..deferred until after she fully recovers??? nm
Subject: ..deferred until after she fully recovers??? nm
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follow-up is the noun/adjective. follow up is the verb.
Subject: follow-up is the noun/adjective. follow up is the verb.
I prefer to hyphen follow-up when used as a noun or adjective.
example: She will return in 3 weeks for follow-up (or followup). She will return in 3 weeks for a follow-up visit (used as adjective here).
She will follow up in 3 months (used as verb)
Immunizations are deferred secondary to PACENTIAL side effects.
Subject: Immunizations are deferred secondary to PACENTIAL side effects.
IMMUNIZATIONS
Deferred secondary to PACENTIAL side effects.
Follow-up, follow up, followup all correct
Subject: Follow-up, follow up, followup all correct
I have a follow-up appointment tomorrow.
I need to follow up with my doctor.
I am scheduled for followup later this month.
follow up if used as a verb and follow-up as a noun. SM
Subject: follow up if used as a verb and follow-up as a noun. SM
For Example:
The patient will follow up in my office.
The patient will be seen for follow-up in my office.
My understanding has always been that follow-up and followup were the same. It was more of a personal preference whether you used the hyphen or used one word; however follow up is always used when used as a verb.
She will follow up with me(v)/will be seen in followup(n); will have a follow-up visit (adj)
Subject: She will follow up with me(v)/will be seen in followup(n); will have a follow-up visit (adj)
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please help with immunization
Subject: please help with immunization
"The patient is requesting a s/l zustavirax immunization." there is no info given as to what this may be for or the patient being in a special category for immunizations.
Any help is much appreciated. TIA! 
Immunization help please
Subject: Immunization help please
It sounds like manto or mantle? It is for an adult.
Thanks! :)
s/l men-a-trick immunization NM
Subject: s/l men-a-trick immunization NM
Pneumovax - the immunization?
Subject: Pneumovax - the immunization?
long shot, but immunization?
Subject: long shot, but immunization?
Saw this when I was looking on the net. does not really fit though, but close as I could get.
newborn followup immunization?
Subject: newborn followup immunization?
Followup/follow-up/follow up. SM
Subject: Followup/follow-up/follow up. SM
A doctor can follow up with a patient during a follow-up visit (note that the adjectival form requires a hyphen). Neither phrase should be turned into a single hyphenless word.
follow up versus follow-up. SM
Subject: follow up versus follow-up. SM
Would someone be willing to give examples of when to use the hyphen or not to use? Thanks.
follow up v follow-up v followup
Subject: follow up v follow-up v followup
If you can use the word "the" directly in front of the words "follow up", then it needs to be one word. That is the "official" note from my QA. Have a great day.
Follow up:followup: follow-up
Subject: Follow up:followup: follow-up
Ok,, been at this for years,, I think i have it finally and then a QA will correct followup, follow up, or follow-up. I have read and reread the explanation in all the books.. I am looking for someone to "splain to me in english Lucy". I know will follow up is correct,, he has a follow-up appointment, but I seem to get messed up with followup versus follow up. I know the verb and none definition but it does not soak in... HELP
She just says Adacel declined --- I think Adacel is a tetanus shot offered to pt.
Subject: She just says Adacel declined --- I think Adacel is a tetanus shot offered to pt.
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hepatitis
Subject: hepatitis
Does anyone know what this doc might be saying, sounds like spastatio hepatitis? Thanks for your help.. Brenda
hepatitis
Subject: hepatitis
Thank you so much. This had me baffled!!!
oh...sorry its hepatitis A, B, C
Subject: oh...sorry its hepatitis A, B, C
exactly how they dictate it.
Hepatitis?
Subject: Hepatitis?
may be he/she is saying "hepatitis" ??
it is not hepatitis.
Subject: it is not hepatitis.
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hepatitis C
Subject: hepatitis C
s/l melt score......the patient has heparitis C.
hepatitis B & V?
Subject: hepatitis B & V?
doctor is either saying hepatitis B and V or hepatitis BNV. He is clearly not saying hepatitis B and C. Has anyone heard of hepatitis V? or BNV?
hepatitis B
Subject: hepatitis B
It's hepatitis B
Hep C as in hepatitis C NM
Subject: Hep C as in hepatitis C NM
x
hepatitis?
Subject: hepatitis?
I would use hep C or hepatitis C.
Subject: I would use hep C or hepatitis C.
x
Hepatitis B-e or Hepatitis BE
Subject: Hepatitis B-e or Hepatitis BE
Which is the correct spelling for hepatitis B-e? hepatitis BE? I've seen it both ways!Thanks so much!
Hepatitis C test
Subject: Hepatitis C test
Good morning,
I am hearing "She does have a postive "alizar" for hepatitis C, but 1 year ago had a negative PCR.
Any help would be greatly appreciated. 
s/l desical of hepatitis C..
Subject: s/l desical of hepatitis C..
On liver ultrasound..... no evidence of s/l desical of hepatitis C.
Thanks!
hepatitis c stages
Subject: hepatitis c stages
With hepatitis, are the stages written as Roman numerals or numbers such as 1, 2, 3 etc? thanks.
Hepatitis C test
Subject: Hepatitis C test
Hepatitis C test. Sentence s/l or "quesa quesa" antibody test was non-reactive.
Hepatitis B therapy
Subject: Hepatitis B therapy
I cannot make out anything near what this physician is saying (another ESL), but it is some type of therapy (not interferon, either) for a patient with hepatitis B. thanks.
Hepsera is for hepatitis B. nm
Subject: Hepsera is for hepatitis B. nm
nm
How to type hepatitis "C A B". nm
Subject: How to type hepatitis "C A B". nm
There are 5 types: A, B, C, D, and E so maybe hepatitis B and D?
Subject: There are 5 types: A, B, C, D, and E so maybe hepatitis B and D?
hepatitis Be antigen
Subject: hepatitis Be antigen
I'm just wondering how everyone else writes this .... I do it two ways: hepatitis BE antigen or HBeAg .... is it Be? I'm so confused lol.
TIA!
Transient hepatitis? nm
Subject: Transient hepatitis? nm
We will get a CMP, hepatitis C, s/l RA s/l prelimerase. tia
Subject: We will get a CMP, hepatitis C, s/l RA s/l prelimerase. tia
actually it is nonalcoholic steatatic hepatitis
Subject: actually it is nonalcoholic steatatic hepatitis
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RIBA - hepatitis study
Subject: RIBA - hepatitis study
There's also a RIBA-2 study.
He also says nonreactive reactive hepatitis, again, can this be? (nm)
Subject: He also says nonreactive reactive hepatitis, again, can this be? (nm)
Hepatitis s/l epsi? therapy
Subject: Hepatitis s/l epsi? therapy
Only thing I can find is epsilon aminocaproic acid, but I'm not sure this is right. Haven't heard of "epsi" before.
There is a hepatitis G also...see links in post
Subject: There is a hepatitis G also...see links in post
http://www.wrongdiagnosis.com/h/hepatitis/subtypes.htm
http://yourtotalhealth.ivillage.com/types-hepatitis.html
hepatitis B e-antigen/HBeAg
Subject: hepatitis B e-antigen/HBeAg
nm
and meant to say hepatitis serology and not hetch..nm
Subject: and meant to say hepatitis serology and not hetch..nm
x
Okay, I'm not explaining right. Doc actually dictates "Positive Hepatitis CAB". nm
Subject: Okay, I'm not explaining right. Doc actually dictates "Positive Hepatitis CAB". nm
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