It is q.4 h. - I have to type q.4 hours, client's specific...nm
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Found out it was client specific. Thanks anyway.
Subject: Found out it was client specific. Thanks anyway.
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Perhaps you have a client specific instruction there.
Subject: Perhaps you have a client specific instruction there.
Per the ISMP, JCAHO, and the BOS, "nightly" should transcribed when qhs is dictated.
http://www.usp.org/pdf/EN/patientSafety/ismpAbbreviations.pdf
Ask your QA for this probable client-specific information. nm
Subject: Ask your QA for this probable client-specific information. nm
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Sorry, this is wrong unless it is client specific. BOS2 says period after h. nm
Subject: Sorry, this is wrong unless it is client specific. BOS2 says period after h. nm
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All this stuff is client specific and not BOS directed. Give 'em what QA says they want. nm
Subject: All this stuff is client specific and not BOS directed. Give 'em what QA says they want. nm
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time to type 1.5 hours of dictation..
Subject: time to type 1.5 hours of dictation..
It usually takes me twice the time to transcribe the work. If the doc is easy and you can go right from one template/document to the next, it should only take you like 4 hours at the most. 10-12 hours is an awful long time. What kind of interruptions are you getting.
What is the correct way to type "q 4 hours?" I have never typed
Subject: What is the correct way to type "q 4 hours?" I have never typed
on a verbatim account before and have always typed "every" when I heard "q" unless it was "qhs" and then I typed "at bedtime." Thanks in advance.
We will do neurochecks q 1 hour for 8 hours and then 2 q hours X 4.
Subject: We will do neurochecks q 1 hour for 8 hours and then 2 q hours X 4.
So, 1 1/2 hours of dictation should only take 3-4 hours to transcribe. sm
Subject: So, 1 1/2 hours of dictation should only take 3-4 hours to transcribe. sm
then what in the H**l am I doing wrong. I just did 1 1/2 hours of dictation with 1350 line count and it took me like 12 hours. I did 4 hours last night uninterrupted. the rest this morning with little interruptions from my child (dh was home) and a couple breaks and lunch.
I thought 1350 lines were supposed to be full time work. That is what I have been hearing from so many people.
Now I am confused and really feeling like a failure as an MT. Maybe this is not my profession!
I usually type it as hem/onc, but use caps when client prefers caps. nm
Subject: I usually type it as hem/onc, but use caps when client prefers caps. nm
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q.4 hours
Subject: q.4 hours
You should ask your employer about account specifics, but the way I was taught was that if "hours" is dictated, then you should put "hours" and not "h."
8 20 hours ?
Subject: 8 20 hours ?
How do you type that? 0820?
Standard would be 24-48 hours from what
Subject: Standard would be 24-48 hours from what
I have done all of these years, but some physicians will allow you more time as long as you are reliable. It also depends upon whether they use it for billing purposes.
Just saw your post (hours later) - thanks so much.
Subject: Just saw your post (hours later) - thanks so much.
I will make a note of this site.
0710 hours - the zero goes in.
Subject: 0710 hours - the zero goes in.
0820 hours
Subject: 0820 hours
Military time
0618 hours
Subject: 0618 hours
Military time is based on a 24-hour clock. "06" is 6 a.m. 6 p.m would be 1800 hours. You just add or subtract 12 to the time on the clock after noon to get the p.m. times.
I hope this clarifies. If you have any other questions, plase feel free to ask and I'll try to explain better.
q as in q 4 hours, period or no?
Subject: q as in q 4 hours, period or no?
how to write..Lovenox 1 mg/kg sub q 2 12 hours.thanks
Subject: how to write..Lovenox 1 mg/kg sub q 2 12 hours.thanks
OH MY GOD JUST SHOOT ME NOW... can you tell I have been typing for 12 hours. Thanks so very much!
Subject: OH MY GOD JUST SHOOT ME NOW... can you tell I have been typing for 12 hours. Thanks so very much!
med s/l pentinil patch 25 mcg q. 72 hours. sm
Subject: med s/l pentinil patch 25 mcg q. 72 hours. sm
DX: Osteoarthritis, left knee septic arthritis, morbid obesity, hypertension, type 2 diabetes mellitus – uncontrolled, mild hyponatremia, hypokalemia, anemia of chronic disease, gastritis, hypomagnesemia, constipation, migraine headache, hypothyroidism, chronic obstructive pulmonary disease/asthma – oxygen dependent, coronary artery disease, status post coronary artery bypass graft October, 2007, prior GI bleed, appendectomy, cholecystectomy, hysterectomy, and new diagnosis of dementia with delirium and generalized anxiety disorder.
I don't use either anymore - "every 6 hours..."
Subject: I don't use either anymore - "every 6 hours..."
Oh my God. Been typing too many hours and I must be brain dead to not see that. Thanks.
Subject: Oh my God. Been typing too many hours and I must be brain dead to not see that. Thanks.
drug help/ S/l ace-tren-am 1 g IV q 12 hours (gangrene BKA)
Subject: drug help/ S/l ace-tren-am 1 g IV q 12 hours (gangrene BKA)
I've always written out the word hours
Subject: I've always written out the word hours
if it's dictated. If it's not dictated as part of the time, I don't add it. Some dictators will just say *0-8-hundred* and I just transcribe it 0800.
mph is the correct way to abbreviate miles per hours, however,
Subject: mph is the correct way to abbreviate miles per hours, however,
if that is what he dictates, then I would use mph, or you can also spell it out miles per hour, both are acceptable, sometimes also depends on the client preference. If you spell it out though, you can get more characters for your line count!
Drug s/l biteral 14 mg patch changed every 24 hours. TIA
Subject: Drug s/l biteral 14 mg patch changed every 24 hours. TIA
Ordered for albuterol inhaler "H F A" 2 puffs q.4 hours prn. nm
Subject: Ordered for albuterol inhaler "H F A" 2 puffs q.4 hours prn. nm
You're welcome, I am actually shocked that my brain is still working after 11 hours!
Subject: You're welcome, I am actually shocked that my brain is still working after 11 hours!
Med s/l hydrocodon 1-1/2 teaspoon every 6 hours as needed for cough.
Subject: Med s/l hydrocodon 1-1/2 teaspoon every 6 hours as needed for cough.
Pt with asthma on s/l Buta vent 1 to 2 puffs every four hours. nm
Subject: Pt with asthma on s/l Buta vent 1 to 2 puffs every four hours. nm
no specific ST-T changes
Subject: no specific ST-T changes
should have been more specific
Subject: should have been more specific
It was just in the middle of a list of meds. No doses at all.
If they are looking for something specific,
Subject: If they are looking for something specific,
they will run strips for various lengths of time.
I mean specific.
Subject: I mean specific.
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Thx ladies. Doesn't fit. I seem to be trapped in a 6 min dictation nightmare taking 1-1/2 hours :
Subject: Thx ladies. Doesn't fit. I seem to be trapped in a 6 min dictation nightmare taking 1-1/2 hours :(
I have seen this in hospital; means the urine values 3 hours after time of collection....nm
Subject: I have seen this in hospital; means the urine values 3 hours after time of collection....nm
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Specific gravity 1.015.
Subject: Specific gravity 1.015.
specific gravity.
Subject: specific gravity.
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I would think yes since it is a specific division. IMO. nm
Subject: I would think yes since it is a specific division. IMO. nm
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This could be a form specific to the
Subject: This could be a form specific to the
facility being called by the abbreviation.
Do not cap. Cap only if it is a specific clinic, name given....nm
Subject: Do not cap. Cap only if it is a specific clinic, name given....nm
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It may be account specific -- but
Subject: It may be account specific -- but
on my accounts, we are not to abbreviate any medications, including epi, so I expand it.
Yes, the suspicion is there for a specific
Subject: Yes, the suspicion is there for a specific
x
I don't know if it is state specific or not,
Subject: I don't know if it is state specific or not,
I transcribe for clinics in Oregon and transcribe it as Workers' Comp as this is the way the state refers to it (Oregon Workers' Compensation Division).
1,022 is specific gravity, 5 is pH - nm
Subject: 1,022 is specific gravity, 5 is pH - nm
sorry - 1.022 is specific gravity, 5 is pH - nm
Subject: sorry - 1.022 is specific gravity, 5 is pH - nm
Non-specific cervicitis ?
Subject: Non-specific cervicitis ?
It is probably a dept name specific to
Subject: It is probably a dept name specific to
x
It's probably facility specific
Subject: It's probably facility specific
It's possible this is the name of a facility or something that is specific to the account you're typing. You might see if the hospital has a web page and go there and look under services/programs, and see if there is a TLC listed there.
It really could be anything. My first thought was transitional long-term care, but given that they're on pressors, that's usually not the kind of drug they send you to a SNF with.
can you be more specific? what part of exam?--sm
Subject: can you be more specific? what part of exam?--sm
what part of body is being examined? give the sentence it is in, please. Help us so we can help you.
thanks.
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