Never mind. I called the pt's nurse (husbands friend) and figured out what he was saying.
Posted By: PoodleLady on 2008-11-11
In Reply to: Pt is s/p placement of a s/l "dual" in the right IJ Vascath. - PoodleLady
Subject: Never mind. I called the pt's nurse (husbands friend) and figured out what he was saying.
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Noisy dictation! Type of nurse - s/l he's saying "taxi" nurse who works on the
Subject: Noisy dictation! Type of nurse - s/l he's saying "taxi" nurse who works on the
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never mind, figured it out
Subject: never mind, figured it out
He was starting to say B-12 and then stopped himself and said pernicious anemia. Had me stumped for awhile!
never mind figured it out ... Os-Cal...
Subject: never mind figured it out ... Os-Cal...
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I figured it out. Never mind.
Subject: I figured it out. Never mind.
q.i.d. a.c. and h.s.
never mind figured it out as normocardic
Subject: never mind figured it out as normocardic
Never mind, I figured it out. M. chelonae. nm
Subject: Never mind, I figured it out. M. chelonae. nm
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never mind figured it out ... NS (nuclear sclerotic). Thanks
Subject: never mind figured it out ... NS (nuclear sclerotic). Thanks
Never mind guys, figured out she was saying AXIS I....geesh
Subject: Never mind guys, figured out she was saying AXIS I....geesh
you are my new best friend. Thanks!
Subject: you are my new best friend. Thanks!
Asking for a friend...
Subject: Asking for a friend...
My friend is trying to find out what this might mean on a death certificate from 1926:
Does anyone know what J.B.C. on a 1920's death certificate might mean, the deceased was a 21 year old woman. I've looked on the archaic medical diagnosis site.
The death certificate says "cause of death: JBC" and "What tests confirmed diagnosis? JBC."
Thanks everyone!
Thanks my friend!
Subject: Thanks my friend!
I would just put through a friend of the patient. sm
Subject: I would just put through a friend of the patient. sm
or like this:
I did communicate with the patient through a friend of the patient, whose English was marginal, though clearly better than that of the patient.
I cannot remember the name, my friend has this....
Subject: I cannot remember the name, my friend has this....
I've been wracking my brain all morning since you asked this - my friend, not accessible at the moment, has this type of cancer...it is something I had never heard of before which is WHY I cannot currently remember.....sounds like cerrocellular or something like that - it's a definite C she told me and not serocellular.....but I'm not spelling it right. So sorry, wish I could have helped.
I'm going to see her later - will get back on this...but it's too late for your MT work, I am sure :(
my friend who is an EMT just had one that was 1400 lbs!
Subject: my friend who is an EMT just had one that was 1400 lbs!
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Hurrah! You are my new best friend! sm
Subject: Hurrah! You are my new best friend! sm
He also pronounces eustachian with a hard K for the ch, so it comes out u-steak-ee-n.
Thank you so much. Now I'll be able to sleep tonight.
A friend found it! It's "gryphotic". Thx! nm
Subject: A friend found it! It's "gryphotic". Thx! nm
You're Welcome! Good luck to your friend : - ) nm
Subject: You're Welcome! Good luck to your friend : - ) nm
thank you my friend the walking Dorland's Dictationary :)
Subject: thank you my friend the walking Dorland's Dictationary :)
Wish I could buy you a cup of coffee!!!
No, definitely chrysinoid. Another MT friend told me the spelling. Said she thought it might be ma
Subject: No, definitely chrysinoid. Another MT friend told me the spelling. Said she thought it might be made up by the Doctor. Chrydoidin is the only word I found that is even close.
Same here, friend, have a beautiful holiday season, I, too, am so thankful for this board....sm
Subject: Same here, friend, have a beautiful holiday season, I, too, am so thankful for this board....sm
.....after many years, love to help, and so nice to know where to turn, you are all great!!!
l and d nurse
Subject: l and d nurse
can someone tell me what "L and D" nurse is? thanx
yes, nurse rachett *L*
Subject: yes, nurse rachett *L*
Nurse's notes..
Subject: Nurse's notes..
An apostrophe shows ownership. :-)
probably pacu nurse just a guess
Subject: probably pacu nurse just a guess
So he'd be saying - Please see nurse Unasyn list?
Subject: So he'd be saying - Please see nurse Unasyn list?
poli? care nurse
Subject: poli? care nurse
His father is a poli_____ care nurse. What could it be?
palliative care nurse
Subject: palliative care nurse
I figured it out
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wow - lucky you...to have an ICU nurse handy!!
Subject: wow - lucky you...to have an ICU nurse handy!!
MEDICATIONS- see nurse s/l unison list. Is this right?
Subject: MEDICATIONS- see nurse s/l unison list. Is this right?
Yes, Advanced Registered Nurse Practitioner
Subject: Yes, Advanced Registered Nurse Practitioner
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Subject: Doc is dictating reference letter about nurse sm
She is very hard working, s/l villous, and a caring nurse. TIA
Thank you both. I listened again and he's saying PACU...but now I hear tatoo nurse...
Subject: Thank you both. I listened again and he's saying PACU...but now I hear tatoo nurse...
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could it be nurse's adminstration list? as in medication administration...
Subject: could it be nurse's adminstration list? as in medication administration...
listen and see if you can hear any part of medication, sometimes they say it really fast.
Advanced nurse practitioner-- board certified.
Subject: Advanced nurse practitioner-- board certified.
Just found out.
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"Ortho RICE" -- from an emergency department nurse practitioner
Subject: "Ortho RICE" -- from an emergency department nurse practitioner
very annoying young woman who says in her "Plan": ortho RICE ... I've googled but I can't find this as an "entity" -- I know was RICE is -- but usually she has not mentioned any form of "compression", so in my irritation I've just been leaving it at RICE ... would you spell it out or leave abbreviated? Ditto BRAT diet which can be banana, rice, apple sauce/apple juice + tea/toast so I leave it at BRAT.
Jackson-Pratt I know. I even had my ICU nurse hubby listen. He's not saying JP. I've tried
Subject: Jackson-Pratt I know. I even had my ICU nurse hubby listen. He's not saying JP. I've tried to make it sound like that. :-)
nurse's, nurses, nurses' notes?
Subject: nurse's, nurses, nurses' notes?
Anyone? 
I think what you may be looking for is called
Subject: I think what you may be looking for is called
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Sorry got called away
Subject: Sorry got called away
Patient has DJD, DDD, hypertension and morbid obesity....leaning toward ESI?
Yah, I always wondered why they called it
Subject: Yah, I always wondered why they called it
brain natriuretic peptide (BNP, B-type) when it was for the heart, but nobody could ever explain it to me. Since I don't do that specialty and never had to spell it out, I wasn't too worried about it.
a time is called...
Subject: a time is called...
to make sure everything is in place, patient is positioned properly, anesthesized, etc, etc, etc. Most docs call a "time-out" prior to procedures.
never heard it called it but i have it LOL
Subject: never heard it called it but i have it LOL
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There is a new one called Azilect? sm
Subject: There is a new one called Azilect? sm
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Nevermind-- I called the Rad
Subject: Nevermind-- I called the Rad
Not that he is that easy to comprehend on the phone either but could make out that static was correct.
Med called Tensol?
Subject: Med called Tensol?
Anyone heard of this? Cannot locate in my references. Went online and researched; only found TenSal (saline) and Tensol (a site in Malta). Given context, TenSal is not a candidate IMO.
Context: However, toward the end of the hospitalization, she was barely able to take any medication or liquid, and we discontinued all oral medications. We did continue the patient on suspension of Roxanol and Ativan and ---TENSOL--- to keep her as comfortable as possible. In fact, she was comfortable throughout her hospice stay.
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Subject: there is a homeopathic one called
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Med called SUCRALASE? sm
Subject: Med called SUCRALASE? sm
 I know that sucralose is a sweetener, also known as Splenda, but he states this is a med he is taking. :)
There is something called sucralfate (sm)
Subject: There is something called sucralfate (sm)
Copied from my Quick Look drug reference:
Synonyms
- aluminum sucrose sulfate, basic
U.S./Canadian Brand Names
- Apo®-Sucralfate (Can)
- Carafate®
- Novo-Sucralate (Can)
- Nu-Sucralfate (Can)
- PMS-Sucralfate (Can)
- Sulcrate® (Can)
Therapeutic Category
- Gastrointestinal Agent, Gastric or Duodenal Ulcer Treatment
UseShort-term management of duodenal ulcers; gastric ulcers; suspension may be used topically for treatment of stomatitis due to cancer chemotherapy or other causes of esophageal and gastric erosions
Usual Dosage
Children: Dose not established, doses of 40-80 mg/kg/day divided every 6 hours have been used
Stomatitis: Oral: 2.5-5 mL (1 g/10 mL suspension), swish and spit or swish and swallow 4 times/day
Adults:
Duodenal ulcer treatment: Oral: 1 g 4 times/day, 1 hour before meals or food and at bedtime for 4-8 weeks, or alternatively 2 g twice daily
Duodenal ulcer maintenance therapy: Oral: 1 g twice daily
Stomatitis: Oral: 1 g/10 mL suspension, swish and spit or swish and swallow 4 times/day
Dosage Forms
Suspension, oral: 1 g/10 mL (10 mL, 414 mL, 420 mL)
Tablet: 1 g
Verbatim if that what is called for.
Subject: Verbatim if that what is called for.
s/l MOD was called for admission. sm
Subject: s/l MOD was called for admission. sm
the patient was hemodynamically stable, s/l MOD was called for admission secondary to GI bleed. the patient was transferred to the s/l MOD service ???
Is there a med called s/l 'Cadavent' ?
Subject: Is there a med called s/l 'Cadavent' ?
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