I thought GelStar was a DNA stain?
Posted By: prostate link....nm on 2007-10-27
In Reply to: GelStar nm - petmom50
Subject: I thought GelStar was a DNA stain?
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I saw GelStar as that stain as well, this is an injection it last for
Subject: I saw GelStar as that stain as well, this is an injection it last for
3 months. He says it in 3 different spots on this report and I've looked for 20 minutes...UGH
GelStar nm
Subject: GelStar nm
GelStar
Subject: GelStar
I think it's actually TrelStar.
is there a s/l GelStar or ChelStar injection for pt w
Subject: is there a s/l GelStar or ChelStar injection for pt w
prostate cancer?
Culture was sent for Gram's stain or gram stain. Which is correct? TIA!!
Subject: Culture was sent for Gram's stain or gram stain. Which is correct? TIA!!
Eye stain
Subject: Eye stain
The doc says the eye was stained using (S/L floricet) and proparacaine drops. The only similar med I can find is fioricet but that wouldn't make sense.
Thanks.
endocardial stain
Subject: endocardial stain
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Gram stain? nm
Subject: Gram stain? nm
s/l stain angiogram
Subject: s/l stain angiogram
Dictation reads " _______ angiograms were obtained and the catheter and sheath were then removed. Is he saying STAIN angiograms?
gram stain or Gram stain
Subject: gram stain or Gram stain
Is the g in "gram stain and culture" capitalized? I keep finding it both ways and my brain is going numb here.
Hansel stain ?
Subject: Hansel stain ?
Gram stain
Subject: Gram stain
Culture and sensitivity done with s/l annagram stain did not reveal any kind of organisms.
Could he be saying Gram stain? He clearly pronounces it as annagram!
it's 'anagram stain'.....nm
Subject: it's 'anagram stain'.....nm
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gram stain
Subject: gram stain
s/l ICD eye, used to stain eye in ocular surgery. TIA nm
Subject: s/l ICD eye, used to stain eye in ocular surgery. TIA nm
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Occult Gram stain???
Subject: Occult Gram stain???
Is there an occult Gram stain? If there is not, what could he be saying place of the occult?
yes, there is occult Gram stain
Subject: yes, there is occult Gram stain
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could it be AFB? and that is Gram (capital G) stain. nm
Subject: could it be AFB? and that is Gram (capital G) stain. nm
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I did find Schiller stain, so I am going with that. nm
Subject: I did find Schiller stain, so I am going with that. nm
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cytology and Gram stain?
Subject: cytology and Gram stain?
acid-fast stain?
Subject: acid-fast stain?
It is NOT Gram's stain - that is possessive
Subject: It is NOT Gram's stain - that is possessive
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Never mind - found it! Giemsa stain.
Subject: Never mind - found it! Giemsa stain.
Gram stain - upper case G
Subject: Gram stain - upper case G
:)
Schilling test for vitamin B12, but not "Schilling stain"
Subject: Schilling test for vitamin B12, but not "Schilling stain"
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Subject: s/l hemel stain to rule out interstitial nephritis
have another question----stools were sent for s/l ribgiacola?, rotavirus, Gram stain, etc
Subject: have another question----stools were sent for s/l ribgiacola?, rotavirus, Gram stain, etc
Shilling or Schilling stain? I find Schiller test
Subject: Shilling or Schilling stain? I find Schiller test
but the doc is clearly saying Shilling or Schilling stain? Thanks
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Subject: found Sudan stain for quantitative fecal fat and celiac disease
that it?
it is not ESL and I thought of warts but thought the same thing and it does not sound like a "t&#
Subject: it is not ESL and I thought of warts but thought the same thing and it does not sound like a "t"
Esophagus pathology report - s/l "Jimsem" stain with positive control slide. ??
Subject: Esophagus pathology report - s/l "Jimsem" stain with positive control slide. ??
Howell-Jolly bodies, seen on micro of RBCs, blue-black on Wright stain......fit???? NM
Subject: Howell-Jolly bodies, seen on micro of RBCs, blue-black on Wright stain......fit???? NM
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No, don't cap gram-negative. The test Gram stain is capitalized - per Stedmans Inf Dis Book. -s
Subject: No, don't cap gram-negative. The test Gram stain is capitalized - per Stedmans Inf Dis Book. -sm
Also, I worked in a lab for many years, and gram-negative and gram-positive are not capitalized. Gram is the name of the doctor or scientist who came up with the staining test, Gram stain, so that is capped.
It is white. They use acetic acid to stain the area and if there is anything there it turns white.
Subject: It is white. They use acetic acid to stain the area and if there is anything there it turns white.
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It should be Gram's stain, the formal name, or the result was gram negative.... then not.....nm
Subject: It should be Gram's stain, the formal name, or the result was gram negative.... then not.....nm
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Incorrect, it is gram-negative and cap only for Gram stain.
Subject: Incorrect, it is gram-negative and cap only for Gram stain.
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It is upper case for stain, lower case
Subject: It is upper case for stain, lower case
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Gram stain, and gram-negative. (nm)
Subject: Gram stain, and gram-negative. (nm)
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I second your thought Dee. :) nm
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that is what I thought but. . .
Subject: that is what I thought but. . .
She says it twice in the report and pronounces it like it rhymes with cube or tube and sound like she says pube, so that is what made me think it was short for pubic. Here is the other sentence:
He had a high (pube) on the left and an elevate ASIS on the left in a sheer pattern.
That is what I thought, but. .sm
Subject: That is what I thought, but. .sm
I have to blank it since he is not saying the whole word including in the diagnosis. He just say pila or pyelo.
Thank you. That is what I thought it was.
Subject: Thank you. That is what I thought it was.
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Just thought I would
Subject: Just thought I would
glycopyrrolate (gly·co·pyr·ro·late) (gli”ko-pir´o-lât) [USP] a synthetic quaternary anticholinergic used as an antispasmodic to help treat peptic ulcer and other gastrointestinal disorders, a preanesthetic antisialagogue to decrease salivation and respiratory secretions, and an antiarrhythmic to counteract vagal inhibitory reflexes during induction of anesthesia and surgery; administered orally, intramuscularly, or intravenously. Called also glycopyrronium bromide.
that's what i thought. thank you.
Subject: that's what i thought. thank you.
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my first thought was /sm
Subject: my first thought was /sm
"midline raphe" -- but looking it up, usually refers to area around mandible/jaw, so not sure if it would fit or not.
Thanks a ton. Thats what I thought too
Subject: Thanks a ton. Thats what I thought too
I thought that first too, but I don't...
Subject: I thought that first too, but I don't...
think that's it, but thanks!
i just had a thought....
Subject: i just had a thought....
that pic COULD be worse......he could be smiling... wouldn't that be totally freaky!!!
Exactly what I thought......nm
Subject: Exactly what I thought......nm
That's what I thought....Thank you!!
Subject: That's what I thought....Thank you!!
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This is just a thought, but I have a doc who says--sm
Subject: This is just a thought, but I have a doc who says--sm
mag scan, for magnified scan. probably not it, but trying to help out. good luck.
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