I was thinking Gilbert's too..nm
Posted By: Carly on 2007-01-16
In Reply to: help please - s/l Jobear's syndrome
Subject: I was thinking Gilbert's too..nm
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Might be Gilbert or Gilbert's, sometimes heard as 'Jhill-bear'. nm
Subject: Might be Gilbert or Gilbert's, sometimes heard as 'Jhill-bear'. nm
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Thank to you all, it is Gilbert's!! nm
Subject: Thank to you all, it is Gilbert's!! nm
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Gilbert's it is! Thank you!!
Subject: Gilbert's it is! Thank you!!
You have no idea how long I have searched for that. You're my hero.
Gilbert's
Subject: Gilbert's
Guillain-Barrre'
Gilbert's
Subject: Gilbert's
is pronounced kinda like that, without the hard T sound at the end.
May be Gilbert's Syndrome?
Subject: May be Gilbert's Syndrome?
Gilbert's syndrome (pr. Zhil-bear), often shortened to the acronym GS, is the most common hereditary cause of increased bilirubin, and is found in up to 5% of the population. The main symptom is otherwise harmless jaundice which does not require treatment, caused by elevated levels of unconjugated bilirubin in the bloodstream (hyperbilirubinemia).
The source of this hyperbilirubinemia is reduced activity of the enzyme (glucuronyl transferase) which conjugates bilirubin and some other lipophilic molecules. Conjugation renders the bilirubin water-soluble and suitable for excretion via the kidneys.
Gilbert's syndrome was first described by French gastroenterologist Augustin Nicolas Gilbert and co-workers in 1901.[1]
Gilbert's. (french)
Subject: Gilbert's. (french)
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Gilbert's syndrome
Subject: Gilbert's syndrome
could be Gilbert's syndrome
Gilbert's maybe? (French s/l Jil-bear)
Subject: Gilbert's maybe? (French s/l Jil-bear)
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Gilbert is pronounced gil-bearz. sm
Subject: Gilbert is pronounced gil-bearz. sm
Gilbert's syndrome is a common condition which may cause mild jaundice. This article outlines its benign nature and how it is diagnosed...
www.medic8.com/healthguide/articles/gilbertsyn.html - Similar pages |
Wikipedia article details what it is, causes, signs and symptoms, diagnosis, synonyms, and related conditions.
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gilbert's_syndrome - 45k - Cached - Similar pages |
Do you hear Gilbert's disease?
Subject: Do you hear Gilbert's disease?
A little more information would help!!
some more info on Gilbert's disease
Subject: some more info on Gilbert's disease
Main Entry: Gil·bert's disease
Pronunciation: zhemacronl-primarystressberz-
Function: noun
: a metabolic disorder probably inherited as an autosomal dominant with variable penetrance and characterized by elevated levels of mostly unconjugated serum bilirubin caused especially by defective uptake of bilirubin by the liver
Gil·bert /zhemacronl-ber/ , Augustin-Nicholas (1858-1927), French physician. Gilbert is remembered for being one of the foremost clinicians of his time. He was professor of therapeutics at the Faculty of Medicine in Paris, and from 1910 he served as professor of clinical medicine at the Hôtel-Dieu. He carried out work in the chemical activity of the stomach and in the pathology of the liver. With a colleague he identified a form of alcoholic cirrhosis. He is also remembered for his description of hereditary cholemia and his contributions to knowledge of lithiasis in the biliary region. Among his published articles was one, in 1900, in which he described a type of hereditary jaundice now known as Gilbert's disease.
Gilbert's disease - pronounced jouber's nm
Subject: Gilbert's disease - pronounced jouber's nm
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can you hear Gilbert's syndrome? It's French so
Subject: can you hear Gilbert's syndrome? It's French so
s/l Jill-bear.
Gilbert's disease - pronounced Gill-Bears
Subject: Gilbert's disease - pronounced Gill-Bears
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Gilbert's (pronounced jeel-bears) syndrome? nm
Subject: Gilbert's (pronounced jeel-bears) syndrome? nm
still thinking
Subject: still thinking
Turns out that the patient is having very high fevers giving impression of left lower lobe pneumonia. Came across a brand name of a drug used in mouthwash called Advexin. They were talking about oral cancers...but then cross-referenced on http://www.pharma-lexicon.com/ and found (generic Mepron) atovaquone, classified as an anti-infective used in both adults and children who are at risk for PCP with initial doses of 750 mg per 5 mL. Since Hodgkin's lymphoma and bone marrow transplant would put this girl in a severely immunocompromised state, I would bet they are giving her a pretty hefty dose of the stuff. Atovaquone it is.
Thanks for helping me.
Thanks, I was thinking along
Subject: Thanks, I was thinking along
those lines, just wanted a second opinion. :-)
that's actually what I was thinking too - nm
Subject: that's actually what I was thinking too - nm
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Tks. I kept thinking there is another
Subject: Tks. I kept thinking there is another
Like ...there were lewes....or something. You are probably right, and I finally found it in stedman's and it says *sternal angle* and that seems to fit the way the doctor used it. Thanks again.
that's what i am thinking
Subject: that's what i am thinking
I was thinking along the lines of this from the begining....compression over lower extremities.....just wish I didn't hear otherwise! (I hate Monday's)
That's exactly what I was thinking
Subject: That's exactly what I was thinking
but I have this doc all the time and she's never dictated time like that before, so I just wasn't sure. Thanks to all who replied.
I was thinking that too...I'd have to say it was:
Subject: I was thinking that too...I'd have to say it was:
Past history notable or is notable for ______.
That's what I was thinking..maybe she
Subject: That's what I was thinking..maybe she
just got ahead of herself when dictating it in the assessment..because I definitely didn't hear an itis at the end...just a gingival or gingivo sound.
Thanks 
that is what I am thinking..thanks
Subject: that is what I am thinking..thanks
What was I thinking
Subject: What was I thinking
of course, para anything with twins, triplets, etc. Thanks for fixing my answer!
I'm thinking it's probably
Subject: I'm thinking it's probably
R&M for "routine and microscopic"
That's what I was thinking, too.
Subject: That's what I was thinking, too.
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I am thinking it
Subject: I am thinking it
may be (LIMA) or left internal mammary artery ..... of course you are hearing it.
That's what I was thinking...
Subject: That's what I was thinking...
but was unsure. It's an ESL doctor and she says it twice. It doesn't really sound like there is an F in the pronunciation, though.
that's what I was thinking.
Subject: that's what I was thinking.
That is what I have been doing but I guess I just wanted extra reassurance! Thanks.
I am thinking that is what she must be saying. Thanks. nm
Subject: I am thinking that is what she must be saying. Thanks. nm
I am thinking it might be SM
Subject: I am thinking it might be SM
some kind of rowing exercise...____ rows, but I can't come up with anything better than that.
Thanks, I was thinking that or 0.1. nm
Subject: Thanks, I was thinking that or 0.1. nm
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I was thinking that myself, but just not sure so I sent to QA
Subject: I was thinking that myself, but just not sure so I sent to QA
I was thinking the same, but (sm)
Subject: I was thinking the same, but (sm)
why would he dictate this along with vital signs? Seems strange  ...
I was thinking that too! Thanks!
Subject: I was thinking that too! Thanks!
Thank you for your input!!!
That's what I'm thinking..sm
Subject: That's what I'm thinking..sm
This client requires headings whether or not dictated, so I wanted to make sure I'm correct.
Anyway, I have always typed it under abdomen, but I went looking to make sure, and I did find it in a sample report with it listed under back.
However, I just found a very good article called "Varney's Midwifery" that says it is part of the abdominal exam.
Thanks!
That's what I was thinking.
Subject: That's what I was thinking.
Most of the references I found say that if a patient is unable to consent to surgery, two doctors can sign the consent form on the patient's behalf. I am just not sure if the dictators mean double-doctored or double-documented when they say double doc'd. I do all ops, so it comes up fairly often.
that's what i was thinking too - nm
Subject: that's what i was thinking too - nm
I was thinking that too . . .
Subject: I was thinking that too . . .
He is in rare form today. I think he meant to say compression but it honestly sounds like inspriation. Sigh*** I mightjust sent it through with a flag.
not thinking-- thanks!!
Subject: not thinking-- thanks!!
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thanks, that is what I was thinking also. nm
Subject: thanks, that is what I was thinking also. nm
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thinking...
Subject: thinking...
The left wrist is inspected showing there to be a visible soft tissue swollen area of the dorsal wrist closer to the radial aspect of the wrist. It is approximately 3 cm in diameter. Mobile tender to palpation and consistent with the ganglion cyst.
I was thinking a comma should go after diameter and before mobile. (where I have a period) What do you think?
I was thinking that too until...
Subject: I was thinking that too until...
...a couple of lines down he said the patient was circumcised. This guy completely rambles. I really didn't know about hair tourniquets until tonight's dictation. (Now If only I could forget the mental image!) Thanks for taking time to answer--this newbie appreciates it.
I was thinking
Subject: I was thinking
false lumen, but that when googled is associated it looks mostly with aorta. Unless you think they could be talking about the abdominal aorta???
that's what I was thinking, but
Subject: that's what I was thinking, but
I'm hearing a "cis" sound in the middle of the word. He also says it again part way down in the report. He says EG junction is 35 cm from the _______ orifice.
Thanks.
Thanks!. That's what I was thinking too.
Subject: Thanks!. That's what I was thinking too.
That's what I was thinking... : - )
Subject: That's what I was thinking... : - )
was thinking that but SM
Subject: was thinking that but SM
there wasnt any mention of the drug at any other part of the report and the word starts with a K or a C.
That's what I was thinking...
Subject: That's what I was thinking...
But I couldn't find anything that came close to matching what it sounds like she's saying.She has an accent which doesn't help at all.
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