No.. sorry.. it ends with letter O..
Posted By: eaji13 on 2008-07-16
In Reply to: an appropriate? a proper? - mt
Subject: No.. sorry.. it ends with letter O..
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No, two syllables. ends in "y"
Subject: No, two syllables. ends in "y"
ends with "max"
Subject: ends with "max"
Here are a couple of
"anti-inflammatory" agents that end in "max"
1. Lotemax
2. Cormax
3. Nuromax=skeletal muscle relaxant
Rxlist.com is a good source for drugs. Can use search engine when not knowing the whole word such as *max-search for results....
That's the end of the sentence - it ends on
Subject: That's the end of the sentence - it ends on
"heeliose".
It is def a med that ends with 'tran'
Subject: It is def a med that ends with 'tran'
It definitely ends with -licky
Subject: It definitely ends with -licky
...but I have no clue what it is.
Actually it ends with -leche!!!
Subject: Actually it ends with -leche!!!
Perleche!! 
Thank you, still s/l ends with 'pertensin." But thank you.
Subject: Thank you, still s/l ends with 'pertensin." But thank you.
x
That could be it, but really s/l it ends with "icks" sound. nm
Subject: That could be it, but really s/l it ends with "icks" sound. nm
x
It definitely ends in "tion" and starts with a "p"
Subject: It definitely ends in "tion" and starts with a "p"
med for nail infection - ends with s/l con-i-zon
Subject: med for nail infection - ends with s/l con-i-zon
x
S/L it ends with 'seal/sial'?
Subject: S/L it ends with 'seal/sial'?
Styloid is def not there.
Yes, they have strings on the ends just like some IUDs. nm
Subject: Yes, they have strings on the ends just like some IUDs. nm
s
Sound like dir ends are secured
Subject: Sound like dir ends are secured
The anterior fascia was closed with #1 PDS running suture. The skin was closed with staples. The "dir ends" are secured.
No, it definitely ends in an "er" sound.
Subject: No, it definitely ends in an "er" sound.
Maybe a brand name possibly? (It sounds like Sinner graft).
When you use a possessive wtih a name that ends in "s",
Subject: When you use a possessive wtih a name that ends in "s",
the apostraphe is after the "s". "Cornelius' son".
Well, it s/l it definitely begins with a "p" and ends with a "ong" or "one", but I
Subject: Well, it s/l it definitely begins with a "p" and ends with a "ong" or "one", but I'll Google it
nm
maybe, but sounds like it ends more with "tril" s/l ses-tril
Subject: maybe, but sounds like it ends more with "tril" s/l ses-tril
It makes sense, again, not like this doc at all - usually ends with 5 or 2.5 mg on the taper.
Subject: It makes sense, again, not like this doc at all - usually ends with 5 or 2.5 mg on the taper.
Shouldn't there perhaps be semicolons at the ends of each sentence? sm
Subject: Shouldn't there perhaps be semicolons at the ends of each sentence? sm
Or is it a matter of preference? I was taught that you put semicolons between numbered lists that are "horizontal" as opposed to "vertical."
Provigil is the only thing I can find that ends in -vigil,
Subject: Provigil is the only thing I can find that ends in -vigil,
although the generic is modafinil, maybe he just mangled the 2 together and made up a new drug???
is this a shoulder issue? Could be "ends" as in tendon ends..sm
Subject: is this a shoulder issue? Could be "ends" as in tendon ends..sm
for example, as in a labral tear of the shoulder.
letter
Subject: letter
I am typing a letter to a claims manager, and doc states
"He does have a deposition coming to s/l furlation in the near future.
Thanks for any help - I can't seem to think today
That's it...boy if you don't get the first letter right you are sometimes
Subject: That's it...boy if you don't get the first letter right you are sometimes
stumped. Searches do not do good without that first letter. Thanks so much!
End of a Letter
Subject: End of a Letter
At the end of a letter, should I make "Thank you very much." a new paragraph?
letter help
Subject: letter help
I have never dictated a letter before. When they state who the letter goes to, does that go in the cc field?
letter help
Subject: letter help
When they state who the letter goes to, does that go in the cc field?
Thanks, but definitely s/l the first letter is a "b"..nm
Subject: Thanks, but definitely s/l the first letter is a "b"..nm
nm
Need help addressing a letter.
Subject: Need help addressing a letter.
How do I address the letter/envelope when MD dictates that the letter is to go to: (Drs Max, Jones, Smith, and Brown.) All of these MDS work in the same office together.
I need help formating this the correct way. Thanks.
Drs. Max, Jones, Smith, and Brown
100 Medical Road.
Suite 700
Anywhere, USA 10000
AIc (its actually the letter "I" not the number ŕ"
Subject: AIc (its actually the letter "I" not the number ŕ"
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letter help - chairman
Subject: letter help - chairman
I have doc dictating a letter to another doctor. he says the doctor's name and then Chairman, Credential Committee. Should I put the chairman after the doc's name or on a separate line with credential committee?
You're looking up A zero...you need A, letter O.
Subject: You're looking up A zero...you need A, letter O.
x
Regarding letter h (hour) per BOS...please sm
Letter h. (with a period) is the abbreviation for the Latin word hora, meaning hour.
q.6 h. (every 6 hours)
In instructions for medications, Latin abbreviations may be coupled with English terms, such as hour. These may be transcribed as dictated or the English translated to Latin.
every 4 hours or q.4 hours or q.4 h or q.4 h Copyright (c) 2002 American Association for Medical Transcription. So does this mean we can do the q.4 h without the period at the end of h, because I am constantly having to remove capital letters from words following the h with a period. Thanks.
thank you - I missed a few letter in there. = )
Subject: thank you - I missed a few letter in there. = )
use number 0, not the letter O.....
Subject: use number 0, not the letter O.....
Only apostrophe if there is only 1 letter, i.e. I's and O's, but other than that it would be C
Subject: Only apostrophe if there is only 1 letter, i.e. I's and O's, but other than that it would be CBCs, WBCs, etc. A1c is correct.
confused about letter
Subject: confused about letter
You can use semicolon. In 2004, 225 pounds; 2005, 242 pounds; 2006, 267 pounds; 2007, 258 pounds; 2008, 255 pounds.
Is this useful?
Info for a letter help?
Subject: Info for a letter help?
Hello, I am writing a letter and doc wants me to list this info as a chart in the letter? In 2004 225 pounds, 2005 242 pounds, 2006 267 pounds, 2007 258 pounds, 2008 255 pounds. How what I format that?
I am thinking....
In:
2004 225 pounds
2005 242 pounds
etc? However, it would not be double spaced for some reason it keeps doing it on here? 
C02 or CO2...is it the letter 'o' or 'zero'?
Subject: C02 or CO2...is it the letter 'o' or 'zero'?
nope. She is clearly saying C like the letter.
Subject: nope. She is clearly saying C like the letter.
She further goes on to list several "factor" lab values including:
factor 11 C
factor 9
factor 8 C
and a s/l see-ton cofactor
If it is who the letter is addressed to, it is
Subject: If it is who the letter is addressed to, it is
in the header:
Dr. xxxxx
xxxxx
Anywhere, USA
Dear Dr. xxxx.
Letter to 2 doctors
Subject: Letter to 2 doctors
I am typing a letter to 2 doctors. How should I put the addresses on the letter? Do I put both addresses on? Thanks!
ending a letter
Subject: ending a letter
doctor dictates to end the letter with his name different than usual: i.e., Paul J. Pagano, MD Orthopedic Surgeon
my question is, do I leave on the MD when adding that he is an orthopedic surgeon or take off the MD and just have the new ending he dictated????
lower case letter L here
Subject: lower case letter L here
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The letter "I" is roman numeral 1
Subject: The letter "I" is roman numeral 1
NM
letter question cc has an enclosure
Subject: letter question cc has an enclosure
The doc wrote a letter to a physical therapist on behalf of a patient. At the end, he says to copy to the patient and include a copy of her MRI scan results. How do I transcribe this so that the doctor's office knows to enclose the MRI results to the patient, not the physical therapist who the letter is to?
dehiscence; sorry, missed a letter.
Subject: dehiscence; sorry, missed a letter.
this is why you should look things up yourself
Depends on the type of letter
Subject: Depends on the type of letter
If it is business correspondence, I would use the person's "official" first name. If it is a personal letter, I would use the nickname.
If you're not sure, I would advise leaving it blank.
JMHO
Only for a first capped letter. It's never hyphanted. nm
Subject: Only for a first capped letter. It's never hyphanted. nm
s
There is definitly a "b" sound it may even be the second letter.
Subject: There is definitly a "b" sound it may even be the second letter.
it's for a letter, Dear ____ (nm)
Subject: it's for a letter, Dear ____ (nm)
Sorry, need lots of help with this letter See message
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