I type tonic-clonic a lot, and that's not there. So, no one has heard of clinical or changing sm
Posted By: grace on 2007-10-09
In Reply to: Foreign doc with heavy accent s/l clinical or clonical seizures. Ideas? nm - grace
Subject: I type tonic-clonic a lot, and that's not there. So, no one has heard of clinical or changing sm
Clonic to clonical? Sigh.
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see if you hear tonic clonic movements
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This PA is prescribing an antibiotic for an infant. Diflucan. She is clearly stating mm instead of ml. ? I have never heard of using mm. Am I just mssing something here.
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clonic.
Subject: clonic.
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or perhaps just clonic movement
Subject: or perhaps just clonic movement
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Stedman's has an alfalfa tonic. nm
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generalized tonic s/l dysclonic??
Subject: generalized tonic s/l dysclonic??
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Yes, I've heard of it and I would type it "lidocaine 1000 spray."
Subject: Yes, I've heard of it and I would type it "lidocaine 1000 spray."
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she is changing her name in threads.....nm
Subject: she is changing her name in threads.....nm
things are changing sm
Subject: things are changing sm
for whose benefit? So the AAMT can profit from more book sales. 15 year MT here--never have and never will buy into AAMT.
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Subject: Gotten versus changing to got
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Subject: He may be changing his mind from 4 to 6 as in 24.6 or 24, 600? nm
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changing question
Subject: changing question
I guess my original question shoud be if I have 300 cc or more rather than just 1 cc, should it have an s behind it or or just read cc. I have been corrected to be just cc and for some reason I remember it should be apostrophe (cc's)
Changing what is dictated is not always appropriate
Subject: Changing what is dictated is not always appropriate
even if you are offended by profanity. If the doc you are transcribing has a quote in it, you have to type as dictated or it is not a quote. If the physician is using profanity that has nothing to do with what the patient actually said, then some clients require you to change the words, because it is inappropriate otherwise.
My stance on this is just this. If it is a quote, don't change it, because it changes the integrity of the document. Whether you are offended or not, these medical records also serve as legal documents. You must keep that in mind. Just because you are offended is not a reason to change the words.
No not clonic...would athetotic sound right?...nm
Subject: No not clonic...would athetotic sound right?...nm
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Could he perhaps be saying "tonic dash clonic?"
Subject: Could he perhaps be saying "tonic dash clonic?"
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Subject: should be tonic/dystonic limb movements. nm
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changing around doctors words
Subject: changing around doctors words
What is considered normal and appropriate.. if the doctor usually says things or an expressoin a certain way and this expression is on my autocorrect is it okay for me to type it in that way (with my autocorrect) if he changes around the sentence but it really means the same thing anyway. Also, how much is it acceptable to change what he says.
It should be mEq. I would feel confident in changing it.
Subject: It should be mEq. I would feel confident in changing it.
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Clinical makes sense.
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Foreign doc with heavy accent s/l clinical or clonical seizures. Ideas? nm
Subject: Foreign doc with heavy accent s/l clinical or clonical seizures. Ideas? nm
Close - steinstrasse. Google it and see if it makes sense in your clinical setting.
Subject: Close - steinstrasse. Google it and see if it makes sense in your clinical setting.
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