If you google the phrase "patient discharged
Posted By: sm on 2009-02-17
In Reply to: full core - Cathy
Subject: If you google the phrase "patient discharged
home will full core" it does bring up various things, like Core guidelines, JCAH Core measurements, etc.
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I used your phrase and came up with lots in google
Subject: I used your phrase and came up with lots in google
:)
9 times out of 10, google your phrase and
Subject: 9 times out of 10, google your phrase and
you will find it. Always research the answer you get though, don't rely on what pops up unless it is an authentic legit medical website.
I used Google, advanced search, exact phrase,
Subject: I used Google, advanced search, exact phrase,
and typed in Howard An.
"patient uses ...and albuterol (s/l "mylar 2 not using") sm...
Subject: "patient uses ...and albuterol (s/l "mylar 2 not using") sm...
Patient w/RAD has not needed inhalers or nebulizer since moving. Doc dictates patient's med list and says "and albuterol, parenthesis, S/L MYLAR 2 NOT USING, close parenthesis."
TIA for any ideas on this...
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i would put discharged;
Subject: i would put discharged;
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Pt is being discharged to a *sniff.* Doc says twice. sm
Subject: Pt is being discharged to a *sniff.* Doc says twice. sm
I don't normally do discharge summaries. I'm wondering if this is something significant other?? Thanks for educating me on this one!
help! - on exam, says "patient lying naked in bed, having removed
Subject: help! - on exam, says "patient lying naked in bed, having removed
s/l 'johnny' and all sheets"
I remember someone correcting me about a sentence that was "patient has got spinal stenosis."
Subject: I remember someone correcting me about a sentence that was "patient has got spinal stenosis."
She was discharged back to the orthpedic floor through s/l pack you or PAQU? Help please! *nm*
Subject: She was discharged back to the orthpedic floor through s/l pack you or PAQU? Help please! *nm*
I too love Google but be V_E_R_Y careful w/google
Subject: I too love Google but be V_E_R_Y careful w/google
Google is great for retrieving anything faster than the speed of light *lol* - but if the info comes from a nonverifiable medical website, be very wary. There are a few I trust only...the NIH for one (Nat'l Institute of Health) and the CDC (Center for Disease Control) and a few others out of the government actually.
As for prescription places, I trusted rx.com for far too long, there are many more reliable drug websites out there... medilexicon.com is a great site and to confirm a proper name of a disease or things like that, there is whonamedit.com which, if you write to the site owner, can be added to (I have done some communication with the site owner so this is 100% true).
When I first started using google in MT work about 8 years ago as google is not that old, (got online 12 years ago, been an MT since 1980), I had looked up Spironolactone, and Google gave the spelling to me incorrectly and (who knew it was wrong?!?!??) I used their spelling and I was wrong.
So, only advice is be VERY CAREFUL what YOU CHOOSE to use as far as websites go regarding MT/ME work because in the end you're the one responsible....not google.
gotta be careful w/Google....I love Google
Subject: gotta be careful w/Google....I love Google
phrase
Subject: phrase
Sometimes hear pulses or DTRs are equal and strongA?
help with phrase
Subject: help with phrase
I'm probably just being thick, but I've heard a phrase over and over and I'm still not sure about it -- "phantom steel" incisions. I can't seem to find it anywhere, or anything that sounds like it. Help please. TIA.
help with phrase
Subject: help with phrase
I believe this is Pfannenstiel incision, I have many, many bad days!
what phrase comes before that?
Subject: what phrase comes before that?
phrase
Subject: phrase
? pulses synchronizes with his femoral pulses
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Need help with phrase
Subject: Need help with phrase
Good respiratory effort. She does have a dry, non-productive cough. No wheezing, rales, or rhonchi. No ___________________________ s/l nasoflank or duractions.
Need help with phrase
Subject: Need help with phrase
Thank you so much!! I think that's it. Thanks again!
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Subject: What comes before the "C" phrase? nm
What is the phrase? nm
Subject: What is the phrase? nm
What is an example of the phrase ? nm
Subject: What is an example of the phrase ? nm
phrase help
Subject: phrase help
Could you be hearing peroneal axonal neuropathy?
What comes before and after that phrase? nm
Subject: What comes before and after that phrase? nm
What phrase comes after the S/L? nm
Subject: What phrase comes after the S/L? nm
Do I phrase this this way.......
Subject: Do I phrase this this way.......
The nose was then packed with Merocel packs of the Kennedy type,
The phrase itself? sm
Subject: The phrase itself? sm
I just type air fluid gas exchange or the abbrev, AFGE or AFX.
Phrase help please . . .
Subject: Phrase help please . . .
This is from a physical therapy doctor.  There is no sounds like "rib spring" discomfort? Have you heard of this term before? I cannot find it anywhere.
Help with a phrase please
Subject: Help with a phrase please
on an op note - cardiology - sounds like "rule track" was placed and the left pleural cavity entered.
thanks! Never that phrase before
Subject: thanks! Never that phrase before
What is the phrase? nm
Subject: What is the phrase? nm
phrase
Subject: phrase
cervical CAT scan showing some mild spinalosis at C5 6,
help with phrase please
Subject: help with phrase please
History of present illness: Diabetes, hypercholesterolemia, ??? (no idea) thrombosis with pulmonary ??? (sounds like embolite)
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We have a new phrase being used
Subject: We have a new phrase being used
by a resident for controlling hemostasis in surgery. Arixtra _____ powder (s/l paopowder). Any ideas????
Phrase help
Subject: Phrase help
transcribing "posterior pharynx shows 2+ tones" sounds like next work is enlarge.
phrase help
Subject: phrase help
transcribing "sensations in tact in all extremities with mild s/l filoment testing." Can anyone let me know what s/l filoment is?
Phrase help.
Subject: Phrase help.
s/l 'amnestic 'true' event'.
This is an a report regarding a patient who had anmesia after a fall. Could 'true' be correct?
phrase
Subject: phrase
Gait and Stance: Shuffling noted with decreased rate arm swing. Maybe very slight retropulsion. _____ noted in the left upper extremity.
What is the phrase? nm
Subject: What is the phrase? nm
Help with phrase please
Subject: Help with phrase please
Hello everyone,
I am working on an orthopedic dication.
The sentence is:
"Patient has no tenderness over the other areas of her back two fists percussion, and has negative straight leg raising sign today."
Does "two fists percussion" make any sense?!
Thanks! :)
What is the whole phrase, before and after? nm
Subject: What is the whole phrase, before and after? nm
Phrase help
Subject: Phrase help
saline plus 20 of KCl at 78
is the ྊ' supposed to be typed that way or differently?
Phrase (I think) help
 I was just brought back from work release to be put in a different BOB (I am still pretty new. I know this means Book of Business but no one has explained to me what this means. I am guessing this is a new team on a different account) and the client profile on this one is completely different so I am not always sure what I am listening to or hearing. For this doc, he is doing an ER transfer and after Chief Complaint he says 51-50 medical clearance. Anyone out there, can you give me a clue what this is and how he may want it in there? Just like I typed it?
Phrase
Subject: Phrase
Hello, has anyone ever heard of Heart: No edit sounds, or at least that is what it sounds like.
Ophthalmology Phrase
Subject: Ophthalmology Phrase
Help! I can't find a phrase and am hoping that some of you can help me out.
Dictated: "Conjunctival ptosis repair, both eyes, conjunctival _____ 8 mm right eye and 9.5 mm left eye."
S/L ameliorectomy? Anyone know this term?
What immediately follows this phrase? nm
Subject: What immediately follows this phrase? nm
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The phrase "as well as"
Subject: The phrase "as well as"
I'm never sure.. for example, The patient has hypertension, as well as coronary artery disease. Is the comma necessary?
Not familiar with this phrase
Subject: Not familiar with this phrase
In surgery, surgeon said he
elevated the pectoralis major with the serratus anteriorly in one __________ swoop. The word in the blank S/L "fell" ... it a mastectomy... TIA!
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Subject: right leg varicosities? What comes after that phrase? nm
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Subject: help with French phrase??
The doctor dictated ....The mass was removed (and spelled this by physician) "en call". Can only find in the Surgical Word Book "en cull". Is any familiar with this phrase?
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What is the exact phrase? nm
Subject: What is the exact phrase? nm
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