Never mind - Nexavar. These guys can't even pronounce correctly, yet expect us to know how to sp
Posted By: elle on 2007-02-22
In Reply to: Drug given for thyroid cancer - daily Nuvexar? - elle
Subject: Never mind - Nexavar. These guys can't even pronounce correctly, yet expect us to know how to spell
correctly! GHEESH!!
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Never mind guys, figured out she was saying AXIS I....geesh
Subject: Never mind guys, figured out she was saying AXIS I....geesh
Nexavar ?? (for treating cancer)
Subject: Nexavar ?? (for treating cancer)
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I'd expect
Subject: I'd expect
Bleeders were controlled with suction coagulators set at about 9 watts.
They don't aid bleeding, they control bleeders, so either the dictator isn't listening to himself and misspoke or for some other reason it didn't record right IMO.
I expect
Subject: I expect
it means "microorganisms."
I'd expect him to say crust
Subject: I'd expect him to say crust
but then I'd also have expected him to be talking about candidiasis instead of strep because he mentioned white substance on lips and oral mucosa.
How in the world do they expect us to know??
This guy does not finish his sentence.. How am I to know what he means??
Sentence is... Previous career was as a cabinet and working in a mill. A cabinet What? maker, salesman, ???..apparently he was a cabinet.. lol
I would expect him to say restless legs
Subject: I would expect him to say restless legs
or even itchy legs. Unfortunately it is possible he is quoting the patient's description. If you are sure, I'd do it as you have it, with the quotes. If you aren't sure, then I'd blank it.
sharp and dull, I would expect. (nm)
Subject: sharp and dull, I would expect. (nm)
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It is possible if he did pronounce it right. TY!
Subject: It is possible if he did pronounce it right. TY!
How do you pronounce foci?
Subject: How do you pronounce foci?
The doctor says that there were scattered areas of s/l *fossi* in the liver.
What I found was scattered areas of foci. Is that how you pronounce foci?
Thanks
Is it a child? Maybe trying to pronounce RSV?
Subject: Is it a child? Maybe trying to pronounce RSV?
Respiratory syncytial virus.
He does pronounce it, just spells it.
Subject: He does pronounce it, just spells it.
nm
He does not pronounce it, just spells it.
Subject: He does not pronounce it, just spells it.
nm
Thanks, you would think I would know by now that some doctors pronounce v like w.
Subject: Thanks, you would think I would know by now that some doctors pronounce v like w.
could have been but he certainly doesn't pronounce it that way
Subject: could have been but he certainly doesn't pronounce it that way
I flagged for QA. Thanks for the help though!
Not EMV or GCS? Asians don't pronounce consonants
Subject: Not EMV or GCS? Asians don't pronounce consonants
very well - I know this is a stretch.
Thanks. I dont why they pronounce it as Cultivate...nm
Subject: Thanks. I dont why they pronounce it as Cultivate...nm
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could be, does not pronounce the xi, med list of 18, but does have severe PVD, thanks
Subject: could be, does not pronounce the xi, med list of 18, but does have severe PVD, thanks
Yeah...I have had dictators pronounce
Subject: Yeah...I have had dictators pronounce
it that way..kind of like centimeters sounding like sonometers. Glad to help
Thank you Chavera, I think that is it. She does not pronounce the n, just like oricia.
Subject: Thank you Chavera, I think that is it. She does not pronounce the n, just like oricia.
Ditto - because most docs pronounce it hycosamine! :)
Subject: Ditto - because most docs pronounce it hycosamine! :)
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Should have said..mine pronounce ESWL , "S Wall"...nm
Subject: Should have said..mine pronounce ESWL , "S Wall"...nm
nm
sometimes ESLs pronounce omeprazole like oma-pray-sol NM
Subject: sometimes ESLs pronounce omeprazole like oma-pray-sol NM
The OP's are correct. That's how ortho's pronounce SCFE. nm
Subject: The OP's are correct. That's how ortho's pronounce SCFE. nm
It is Dumas' novel, no additional s, difficult to pronounce...nm
Subject: It is Dumas' novel, no additional s, difficult to pronounce...nm
nm
I have docs who almost never pronounce any medications well enough to give me a clue. :-)
Subject: I have docs who almost never pronounce any medications well enough to give me a clue. :-)
What is the correct way to pronounce Lanier? Is it Lane - e - er or La-neer? Thanks!
Subject: What is the correct way to pronounce Lanier? Is it Lane - e - er or La-neer? Thanks!
I don't want to sound like an idiot!
the rheumatologist I work for does not pronounce the hydroxy part either, just hydro. nm.
Subject: the rheumatologist I work for does not pronounce the hydroxy part either, just hydro. nm.
There is a Kopan needle that is used for br. biopsy - drs will frequently pronounce as "Kopan'
Subject: There is a Kopan needle that is used for br. biopsy - drs will frequently pronounce as "Kopan's"
you could also correctly use mL rather than cc
Subject: you could also correctly use mL rather than cc
x
Would someone please tell me if I am typing the (e.g) correctly?
Subject: Would someone please tell me if I am typing the (e.g) correctly?
- I will see him back in three months to determine his LV systolic function by echocardiogram and then possibly consider other treatment (e.g., DC cardioversion and or pacing versus continued pharmacologic therapy.)
I think if I remember correctly it's....nm
Subject: I think if I remember correctly it's....nm
that would be spelled correctly as
Subject: that would be spelled correctly as
anyone know how to correctly type epi SO4? Thanks!
Subject: anyone know how to correctly type epi SO4? Thanks!
Yes you are hearing correctly.
Subject: Yes you are hearing correctly.
Pulsatile lavage is a new procedure for wound debridement. A wandlike device held close to the tissue surface delivers sterile irrigating solution and concurrently suctions . . .
Am I hearing him correctly?
Subject: Am I hearing him correctly?
I just want to make sure I type what he said correctly... would it be phrased that way? "in range of motion instruments machine" Am I hearing him correctly?
How do you type this correctly?
Subject: How do you type this correctly?
The patient is not taking p.o.'s. TIA!
is this punctuated correctly?
Subject: is this punctuated correctly?
Incidentally the patient does have some mild symptoms related to her right ring finger, trigger finger, mild at this time.
The comma after ring finger has me stumped. tia.
it IS right Susan...you're doing it correctly
Subject: it IS right Susan...you're doing it correctly
How to correctly write out creatinine ?
Subject: How to correctly write out creatinine ?
"Creatinine one five"
Creatinine 15 or Creatinine 1.5?
I did google, but evidently not correctly. Thanks so much! nm
Subject: I did google, but evidently not correctly. Thanks so much! nm
nm
how to u correctly write TED stockings? TED/T.E.D./t.e.d.??nm
Subject: how to u correctly write TED stockings? TED/T.E.D./t.e.d.??nm
urothelium, said it correctly in another report. tnx to all.
Subject: urothelium, said it correctly in another report. tnx to all.
nmn
Think you want capsulorrhexis, if I remember correctly. nm
Subject: Think you want capsulorrhexis, if I remember correctly. nm
Your thoughts on how to correctly transcribe this.
Subject: Your thoughts on how to correctly transcribe this.
One doc always says "sub 1st metatarsal" (or 2nd, 3rd, etc). Should it be sub 1st metarsal, sub-1st metatarsal, 1st submetatarsal or...?
Is this punctuated correctly? (urology...sm)
Subject: Is this punctuated correctly? (urology...sm)
Pt with condyloma will certainly need..."anesthetic, fulguration, excision and cystoscopy."
Sorry, but I don't know urology well. Not sure if anesthetic fulguation go together or if this is a series of steps! Thank you!
Hey, Patti, an OP MT here; I think you have the info correctly..sm
Subject: Hey, Patti, an OP MT here; I think you have the info correctly..sm
I would just punctuate a bit differently, like:
Dissection then went to the cephalic aspect of the tumor and a clamp used to delineate it. The tumor was freed of the tissue overlying the innominate vein..... and so on, I think you are doing a good job!
does this sound right and is it punctuated correctly? 2nd ?
Subject: does this sound right and is it punctuated correctly? 2nd ?
The patient is a 42-year-old white female with a torn anterior cruciate ligament, medial meniscus, and anterolateral rotary instability.
Second question is shouldn't this be arthroscopy AND debridement? he doesn't say *and* but that is always how I have heard it. Third question is...is patella tendon graft correct or should it be patellar tendon graft?
I plan on doing an arthroscopy debridement and an anterior cruciate ligament reconstruction using patella tendon graft.
Sorry for all the questions, but he is a speed demon today.
Thank you. do I understand the meaning correctly? sm.
Subject: Thank you. do I understand the meaning correctly? sm.
Bimelic would be more than one of the extremities correct. Monomelic would be only one extremity. It makes sense to me but I don't want to guess.
Thanks so much for your help.
Yes, it's a word and you have it spelled correctly.
Subject: Yes, it's a word and you have it spelled correctly.
didn't post correctly, but I believe it IS pindolol nm
Subject: didn't post correctly, but I believe it IS pindolol nm
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