I was told by my QA T-current and T-max,
Posted By: SM on 2007-01-15
In Reply to: T current and T max? - Cheeks
Subject: I was told by my QA T-current and T-max,
but someone else may have a different opinion. If the account I am doing is not verbatim then I transcribe current temperature and maximum temperature because I consider those terms to be slang. Again, others may have different opinions but I haven't had any complaints.
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T current and T max?
Subject: T current and T max?
Can someone tell me the correct way to transcribe "T current and T max"? Thanks a bunch!
under current medications
Subject: under current medications
S/L: HYDRO-CO-LOR-OX 25 mg
hydrochlorics ??
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Subject: Current medications: s/l *en-do-said* 7.5/500 one b.i.d. p.r.n. tia/nm
URBY current?
Subject: URBY current?
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Subject: current not an issue?
That is my current guess.
Subject: That is my current guess.
About to turn it in blank.
States current medication..
Subject: States current medication..
she is being seen for left arm numbness. Does that help any? Nothing in history.
The current trend seems to be to do away with hyphens when possible
Subject: The current trend seems to be to do away with hyphens when possible
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Subject: current medication s/l mobaz nm tia
thanks for the pick me up. I just had to quit my current job...sm
Subject: thanks for the pick me up. I just had to quit my current job...sm
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On my current account we cannot use slang and
Subject: On my current account we cannot use slang and
were told to use saturating.
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Subject: it includes in his current medications
amlodipine, Budeprion, __(nephro-lite/-light)___, lorazepam, hydrocodone, alprazolam, and RenaGel.
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Subject: I believe that current preference these days is
followup, without the dash. Back in the old days it was follow-up or follow up. I would go with whatever the client wants, I have one that wants the dash, one that does not.
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Subject: The patient was given 5 medications by the s/l CD to take. Current Dr maybe??
NM found it! direct current
Subject: NM found it! direct current
I guess I have gotten used to coming here I thought I'd ask instead of searching the internet first like i used to... sorry guys found it, thanks anyway :)
(direct-current) DC cardioversion
Subject: (direct-current) DC cardioversion
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Subject: His current Rx includes (s/l Narnia) 700 mg q. day - nm
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Subject: AAMT BOS current edition prefers x2 (pg 428). nm
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Subject: hepatic? biliary? Does it seem like it pertains to current
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Subject: s/l "positive of current atelectasis" - I am trying to hear him
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Subject: thanks for all help - they were diagonal 1 and direct current cardioversion
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Subject: current correct cancer staging
Have not done oncology for a couple years.
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Subject: Listed in current meds s/l PAIRosh? Any help?
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Subject: Fourth Edition, gotta keep current! page A61 under CBC. nm
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per Vera Pyle's Current Medical Terminology
Subject: per Vera Pyle's Current Medical Terminology
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Subject: Endometrial surgery s/l "bar" electrode and "Glen 1" current. TIA
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Subject: Nothing in the PMH/surgical history or current meds. to give you a clue? nm
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Subject: The medication isn't for the bone infection, it is in his current medications list, but thanks.
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Subject: Is there such a thing as s/l Preda insulin? <- under heading of current medications
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Subject: no significant protuberance with current *s/l* NT tube at intermediate suction
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Subject: it is ankle-brachial index or ABI. As in Current Med. Terminology Book
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Subject: Patient had lap cholecystectomy. Denies "diet-ation" at current time. ??
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Subject: Can you give us some info about the patient, i.e. past history, current complaint, etc?
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Subject: she has been exposed to MRSA, but no current s/l cisions.. dont sound like lesions.
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Subject: Found Versaport in Vera Pyle Current Medical Terminology. See inside
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Subject: Lap_Band system as per Vera Pyle Current Medical Terminology book.
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I was told to do this
Subject: I was told to do this
Dr. Jones, thank you for ...
Leave Sincerely in, but don't type his name in, as it will show up anyway.
been told 5Ƈ" only and not to...sm
Subject: been told 5Ƈ" only and not to...sm
and NOT to spell them out....
IOW, should be 5'1"......especially in VITAL SIGNS if they dictate height and weight. *S*
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Subject: that's what I was told too
first time I did it and had been doing it ever since. It depends on what client wants really.
I was told by my QA
Subject: I was told by my QA
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I told you it was the
Subject: I told you it was the
the word is manbibulectomy. How many times have I transcribed that one and couldn't hear it tonight!!!!
Here's what I was told...
Subject: Here's what I was told...
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Subject: I have always been told when they
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Subject: We have been told to use 110 or if
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We have been told to use 3.
Subject: We have been told to use 3.
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I was told
Subject: I was told
to drop the trailing zero for things like meds, but on measurements, it would be ok. Might be company-specific, tho.
My QA person told me Sub-Q
Subject: My QA person told me Sub-Q
THX - would not have guessed it unless someone told me!!
Subject: THX - would not have guessed it unless someone told me!!
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Subject: Thanks . . . that is how my brain told me
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Subject: 1 or 2 (I was told this during training)
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If I told you the town
Subject: If I told you the town
and I'm not sure I can do that. It's in CA though.
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