I thought so to but she is stating something different....
Posted By: Help please.... on 2007-02-07
In Reply to: Migraine med - Unhappy Camper
Subject: I thought so to but she is stating something different....
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Subject: Thanks but no. She is stating what sounds ...
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No not vaginosis, clearly stating with an "m".
Subject: No not vaginosis, clearly stating with an "m".
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Just stating the facts....that's all......nm
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Subject: If the physician is stating that the (sm)
"hemoglobin A1c over 12. " that would tell me that it was greater than 12 and could be alternatively be written as:
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Very clearly stating Protec. (nm)
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Subject: If it's truly that and not say 9.7, then give it to them. They may just be stating it from memory
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Need actual sentence stating the type of cup.
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Subject: Doc is distinctly stating "knee molizer" (sm)
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Subject: I'm not sure of the sentence but is he stating 2 diagnoses or symptoms, i.e. UA with efflux
in general sentence, not capitalize; if stating a specific department,
Subject: in general sentence, not capitalize; if stating a specific department,
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Subject: Understand, just stating mucus for vagina, mucous for lung
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"
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
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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.
At first I thought it was someone having a bad day...
Subject: At first I thought it was someone having a bad day...
then I saw the rest of the questions later on. Won't happen again from me!
thought so
Subject: thought so
Just common sense, but I think this is an offshore MT anyway - hence the MD's name in the post.
thought of something
Subject: thought of something
could he be saying "formalized" meaning formalized studies/tests. Just a shot in the dark
I just had a thought of perhaps maybe
Subject: I just had a thought of perhaps maybe
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1st thought
Subject: 1st thought
That's what I thought to, but it sounds like localized. The doctor does stumble over this one and then i hear localized.
Ahhhhhh!!!
on second thought
Subject: on second thought
forget it - i dont need this aggravation. I'll figure it out myself.
I thought that, too, but not 100% sure.
Subject: I thought that, too, but not 100% sure.
That's what I first thought...
Subject: That's what I first thought...
Do you know how this would be used. It is under her medication listing. When I research it, it just comes up in dressing/bandaging. I cannot find it in my drug book or my drug websites.
That was my thought, too. Thanks!
Subject: That was my thought, too. Thanks!
Thats what I thought...
Subject: Thats what I thought...
but then I remembered the whole "an" before words that begin with a vowel so I was a little unsure.
I thought that you might have it, but I am
Subject: I thought that you might have it, but I am
Thanks for the input though. I had not heard of that one . . . new to the specialty.
thought of that but.....
Subject: thought of that but.....
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HA! I thought that was it. Thanks.
Subject: HA! I thought that was it. Thanks.
I have thought about all those two but...
Subject: I have thought about all those two but...
He appears to be clearly stating "mids". Maybe he was just in a hurry and mispronounced. Will leave marker. Thanks for all the help though.
thanks! That's what I thought too.
Subject: thanks! That's what I thought too.
Sorry for transposing the 2 words in the sentence - I don't like Mondays!! :(
could be *either way*? first thought that came to me. nm
Subject: could be *either way*? first thought that came to me. nm
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I thought that too, but
Subject: I thought that too, but
can't find a thing that relates.
That's what I thought at first
Subject: That's what I thought at first
because maceration makes sense, but he clearly is saying massipation. There is no static, ESL, very clear. Thanks though for the input.
That's what I thought, too. sm
Subject: That's what I thought, too. sm
Is it flag-worthy, or would you just switch them?
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