Just to clarify, your answer is tampon. Ignore the argument below. SM

Definition for tampon, according to Doland's Medical Dictionary:

tampon (tam·pon) (tam´pon) [Fr. “stopper, plug”]  a pack; a pad or plug made of cotton, sponge, or other material; variously used in surgery to plug the nose, vagina, etc., for the control of hemorrhage or the absorption of secretions.

(emphasis mine)

A tampon is simply a plug which can be used in a body cavity (male or female) to absorb blood, sections, etc. 

• nose packing s/l Tempin - thank you
  • Just to clarify, your answer is tampon. Ignore the argument below. SM - MissouriMT
  • Can you give us the sentence with this in it? Thx. nm - wanderer
    • The patient's "templin" moved posteriorly and he feels like it is falling out - thank you
      • May be (nasal) tampon. nm - M.A.
        • templin and the tampon - marie
          • tampon - anon
            • Dear anon - marie
              • sm - anon

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I found this on site for patents for heart valves: http://www.freepatentsonline.com/6797002.html

"If extending substantially in the same plane, the post prevents outward bellowing of the valve leaflets, while if extending substantially out of the plane, the post simply functions to connect and modify the shape of opposite sides of the annulus."

If it sounds like "parenteral antibiotics" why would you not google that before coming here to ask for help?  Honestly I think some people who post here are just plain lazy.  I see them asking questions all the time that if they just did a google search of what they think they hear, they would have their answer.

And sorry, I found the question to be funny so I laughed.  Sue me.

The (femoral) canal was prepared with pulse lavage, a canal brush and a ?tampon? sucker.  HELP????!!!!!

She doesn’t recall an ____ (s/l inciting) injury. 

Thank you.  There is a huge argument going on so far straight through two dictations and they are going at it louder and louder !!!.

He probably does mean the injection will help clarify where the pain is coming from.  That is the whole purpose of a a discogram, but sometimes they are inconclusive.  It's just an awkward sentense structure to say clarify the patient.

I don't think I was very clear. 

Doctor dictates Medications listed on s/l Card-ex from skilled nursing facility.    Then he goes on to list medications. 

Some sort of form called "Card-ex"  is what I am looking for. 

Thanks for the responses. 

I relistened for the upteenth time and the household duh me

Thanks anyway

Never mind. I am still asleep this morning.

Thanks

2 drugs:

s/l Cadawa NHCTC; I think it's for hypertension or hyperlipidemia.

s/l Rocethrin. For lesions? Could also be a pain med.

TIA!

geesh - I can't even put my post in the right place -

time to get offline...LOL

Anyone asking for help on this word board, please be careful in whose responses you choose, to type in the report(s). 

We have a poster here claiming to be a QA person who has supplied incorrect answers all over these boards for at least 2-3 weeks now. 

jes' sayin'.........

Sted's Ortho has this:

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