Is that a usual statement for that account?
Posted By: gotlatte on 2007-04-18
In Reply to: yes... - sm
Subject: Is that a usual statement for that account?
Are they talking about code status? as in Code/Cor Status: Full Cor.
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Patient had been seen at s/l "a cox"... see statement
Subject: Patient had been seen at s/l "a cox"... see statement
Given the fact that he is known to have TB exposure, which was quite significant in a father who had been seen at ACOX or A cox????
verify statement if correct
Subject: verify statement if correct
The loop, approximately 1.5 cm, was used at 35 power setting and cutting.
Actual statement is: patient had an IVC ___ placed.
Subject: Actual statement is: patient had an IVC ___ placed.
NM
Nevermind that -- thanks! It was part of another statement.
Subject: Nevermind that -- thanks! It was part of another statement.
No other reports. Just this statement. The rest of report does not apply.
Subject: No other reports. Just this statement. The rest of report does not apply.
account specifics for that particular account should state how it is to be typed. nm
Subject: account specifics for that particular account should state how it is to be typed. nm
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I really don't think it's the usual stuff, but thanks.
Subject: I really don't think it's the usual stuff, but thanks.
(nm)
Way to go Tx1 You're right on as usual.
Subject: Way to go Tx1 You're right on as usual.
thanks for all ur help =] ur awesome as usual
Subject: thanks for all ur help =] ur awesome as usual
Yep, sure is, thanks! As usual, I owe you one - or 2 this time! NM
Subject: Yep, sure is, thanks! As usual, I owe you one - or 2 this time! NM
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The usual drug name is
Subject: The usual drug name is
clotrimazole
[ Pronunciation: kloe TRIM a zole ]
Brand Names: Mycelex Troche
The usual terminology is
Subject: The usual terminology is
in terms of titrating CPAP pressure. Maybe you can get the word titrate or titration in there. Maybe it's just a misspeak and he means as the pressure of CPAP went up. 
Only found the usual...
Subject: Only found the usual...
Kendall TED, anti-embolic, compression...nothing that s/l gilt. Sorry
Depends on the account: My verbatim account is VERBATIM and other accounts I put 3100
Subject: Depends on the account: My verbatim account is VERBATIM and other accounts I put 3100
not just saying iron 325 mg a day? usual dose.
Subject: not just saying iron 325 mg a day? usual dose.
Not sure, but the usual sentence I type....
Subject: Not sure, but the usual sentence I type....
using modified Seldinger technique and after infiltration of 20 mL of 1% lidocaine solution for local anesthesia, 2 mg of Versed and 60 mg of fentanyl were administered intravenously prior to the procedure for sedation and pain control. Hope this helps!
usual NB/infant dose is up to max 0.1mg/kg body wt q 6 hrs 30 min ac. SM
Subject: usual NB/infant dose is up to max 0.1mg/kg body wt q 6 hrs 30 min ac. SM
Metoclopramide for the Treatment of Gastroesophageal Reflux ...Three studies tested response to 1 dose of metoclopramide, ... Dose-response study of metoclopramide in gastroesophageal reflux in infancy. ...
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Gastroesophogeal Reflux (GERD) Medications in PregnancyMetoclopramide (Reglan). Manufacturer's information on mice, rats, and rabbits given doses up to 250 times the human dose, showed no evidence of fetal harm ...
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Sorry Freebie, I've had the flu and ear infections, so I have not been on as much as usual, then
Subject: Sorry Freebie, I've had the flu and ear infections, so I have not been on as much as usual, then massive power outage and a foot of snow this weekend, so there we go!
This girl is taking a test. She is not "justme" as usual. nm
Subject: This girl is taking a test. She is not "justme" as usual. nm
nm
Rats. trying to type "plural" instead of my usual "pleural" and goofed anyway. Sorry.
Subject: Rats. trying to type "plural" instead of my usual "pleural" and goofed anyway. Sorry.
triple A=AAA, but I usual expand out to abdominal aortic aneurysm.
Subject: triple A=AAA, but I usual expand out to abdominal aortic aneurysm.
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These are the usual drugs associated with dysuria, maybe you can catch something that sounds similar
Subject: These are the usual drugs associated with dysuria, maybe you can catch something that sounds similar.
Drugs associated with Dysuria
Azo-Gesic
Azo-Standard
Azo-Standard
Baridium
Baridium
Eridium
Eridium
Flavoxate
Flavoxate
Flavoxate
Phenazo
Phenazo
Phenazopyridine
Phenazopyridine
Prodium
Pyridiate
Pyridiate
Pyridium
Pyridium
Re-Azo
Urinary Analgesic
Urispas
Urispas
Urispas
Uristat
Urodol
Urogesic
Urogesic
Viridium
Viridium
He has noticed bigger stones passing through the s/l ostoma than the usual. nm
Subject: He has noticed bigger stones passing through the s/l ostoma than the usual. nm
I know, but on head and neck exam in review of systems, it is very usual for Dr. to make mention of
Subject: I know, but on head and neck exam in review of systems, it is very usual for Dr. to make mention of ,,,,
all the usual complaints of the specific region, as in neck, no lyphadenopathy, chest, no rales or wheezes, etc., it is a consult. What does he say about something green on the guy's head????
listen for orthotopic position (meaning normal or usual position). nm
Subject: listen for orthotopic position (meaning normal or usual position). nm
follow-up is okay for noun but usual for noun...nm
Subject: follow-up is okay for noun but usual for noun...nm
account?
Subject: account?
NM
On the account I'm on they want us to
Subject: On the account I'm on they want us to
type out potassium chloride. Which I'm only too happy to do with a shortcut, LOL.
The account that I am on
Subject: The account that I am on
The account I type is "almost verbatim". We type subcu, but in the lab values we have to expand the workds (alkaline phosphatase, et cetera). If a word is dictated that is not a known abbreviation, we have to type it out. I think each account is different, and as the other poster said, they should have given you an client form so that you would know what the hospital expects. Sounds like your guy kinda got his tail in a crack and felt like he needed to unload on a poor, innocent MT who was just trying to do her job! Hang in there!  W'e're cheering for you!
g is okay per BOS, but I have an account
Subject: g is okay per BOS, but I have an account
where the client profile forbids it and it must be written out as grams. Maybe yours is account specific too.
I am on a new account and need some help here.
Subject: I am on a new account and need some help here.
Patient has a mild s/l list to the left. This is orthopedic. I have postural list in my Stedman's Ortho book. Could that be it?
New account for me/sm
Subject: New account for me/sm
All I know is baby had Norwood procedure on her heart. Is it some sort of monitor?
Does your account use the BOS 2?
Subject: Does your account use the BOS 2?
That's the source of the "Don't capitalize it when it stands alone" rule. My suggestion would be to follow BOS if your account uses that and to be consistent. Stedman's is (are?) notorious for inconsistency with this sort of thing.
In verbatim account... HELP PLEASE
She is sating(satting) 98% on room air?
I want to change, but on verbatim, I suppose I'm not supposed to, right? I'm relatively new to this and not sure.
Verbatim account
Subject: Verbatim account
How would you type... as I have it?
If you expand it (and you should if your account allows), sm
Subject: If you expand it (and you should if your account allows), sm
it should be "cardiac catheterization," not "cardiac catheter."
ESL help..with verbatim account..
Subject: ESL help..with verbatim account..
would you type re-meet? remeet? or change to meet again... It is vebatim, but I'm not used to that yet... need seasoned advice! Thanks!
Ask your QA what the account prefers. If it's sm
Subject: Ask your QA what the account prefers. If it's sm
verbatim, I would use T-max if that's what was actually dictated.
On a verbatim account, would you
Subject: On a verbatim account, would you
actually leave this sentence as is?
She puts Neosporin on it, and she reports that in the morning it looks pussy.
TIA for any input.
Only if the account is verbatim would I
Subject: Only if the account is verbatim would I
type 5 foot. Should be 5 feet.
Thanks. Didn't know it. New account (nm)
Subject: Thanks. Didn't know it. New account (nm)
You might want to see if you can get this clarified for your account since
Subject: You might want to see if you can get this clarified for your account since
there is a product called ZAP and I don't know what your doc was using it for. :-)
What abbreviations are and are not appropriate will be different for each account sm
Subject: What abbreviations are and are not appropriate will be different for each account sm
Go with what your QA tells you. It may be acceptable but the doctor may not like/want it done that way. I've found every account has different rules and preferences.
Also, don't know about your account specifics but
Subject: Also, don't know about your account specifics but
I would use 1.5 cm, as in 1.5-cm "hypoechoic" mass...decimals for metric...
It may depend on the account, but I think most
Subject: It may depend on the account, but I think most
people add dosage. The doctor is only one of many people who read the chart.
It is a verbatim account so I can't add the bag ;) sm
Subject: It is a verbatim account so I can't add the bag ;) sm
He just said the patient was *ambued and could not be intibated due to facial trauma*
So, looks like this is one of those that is up in the air and probably something to talk to company QA about?
Is this a verbatim account?
Subject: Is this a verbatim account?
If not, it would make more sense like this:
It would help beneficial organisms AND commensals bacteria colonize his colon and help as a first line of protection against disease.
If not, then I would type:
It would help beneficial organisms, commensals bacteria colonozie his colon and help as a first line of protection against disease.
Since they want the beneficial bacteria and commensals bacteria to colonize his colon, there is no need for a comma before colonize.
ONLY if your QA, account, or docs want it to be so. Not everyone
Subject: ONLY if your QA, account, or docs want it to be so. Not everyone
s
Of course you first and foremost do what your account wants sm
Subject: Of course you first and foremost do what your account wants sm
and as I said, that is how I was taught. Now, every account I've done wants it that way and it is that way on the Dangerous Abbreviation list...AND that's what I said - use mL not cc.
Account specifics - if they want 's that's what they get. SM
Subject: Account specifics - if they want 's that's what they get. SM
That's what is in AAMT BOS - Depends on client preference, so, no, she is not wrong
I hear it a lot on this account.
Subject: I hear it a lot on this account.
but I have looked on previous reports and seen where MTs type Mabex but I cannot reference it so I blank it and send it on. Just wondered if anyone else heard of it.
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