Nothing more to provide - it is just part
Posted By: of the PSH, sm on 2008-04-25
In Reply to: Seroma? - Need more of the sentene - nm - sammypot
Subject: Nothing more to provide - it is just part
PSH: Hysterectomy and then a s/l roma removal
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Is there more of the sentence? The 'que' part might be part of a dosage like q.12, etc. nm
Subject: Is there more of the sentence? The 'que' part might be part of a dosage like q.12, etc. nm
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You will need more help than I can provide, but
Subject: You will need more help than I can provide, but
first one is probably gabapentin.
Any more info to provide
Subject: Any more info to provide
Could you give the sentence before he/she said that?
Please provide context.
Subject: Please provide context.
x
Please provide more context. nm
Subject: Please provide more context. nm
x
Please provide context! nm
Subject: Please provide context! nm
x
could you provide some context?
Subject: could you provide some context?
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If you would provide more information, we might sm
Subject: If you would provide more information, we might sm
be able to help you. I'll take a wild guess at your S/L and say "diminished."
Please provide some context.
Subject: Please provide some context.
Diagnosis? Working up to exclude what? The paragraph where it appears?
It would help if you can provide the sentence.
Subject: It would help if you can provide the sentence.
can you provide the sentence please. (nm)
Subject: can you provide the sentence please. (nm)
so I guess you can't provide more (sm)
Subject: so I guess you can't provide more (sm)
sentence info and the context of which it was said...hmmmm
Can you provide more info?
Subject: Can you provide more info?
It often helps if you can provide diagnoses, medications, or other information on the patient. Maybe even a couple extra sentences before and after the one in question.
From my experience, a physical examination does not usually give a numerical result unless it is something such as pregnancy examination or musculoskeletal such as reflexes, strength, etc.
Can you provide more context?
Subject: Can you provide more context?
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Can you provide more of the sentence. There is not
Subject: Can you provide more of the sentence. There is not
enough information here.
You still didn't provide more info...help us help you ;-) nm
Subject: You still didn't provide more info...help us help you ;-) nm
can you provide the entire sentence? nm
Subject: can you provide the entire sentence? nm
x
Could you provide dosage and/or symptoms for ?
Subject: Could you provide dosage and/or symptoms for ?
Can you provide context, sentence, etc.?
Subject: Can you provide context, sentence, etc.?
can you provide the sentence - is there any dosing?
Subject: can you provide the sentence - is there any dosing?
It sounds like either one would work.
Could you provide the entire sentence? nm
Subject: Could you provide the entire sentence? nm
x
could you provide the full sentence?
Subject: could you provide the full sentence?
x
Can u provide some surrounding context?
Subject: Can u provide some surrounding context?
Would you provide some sort of context, please? nm
Subject: Would you provide some sort of context, please? nm
nm
Please provide more context, like the complete sentence. nm
Subject: Please provide more context, like the complete sentence. nm
x
If it was skin hemostasis (please provide more context!!!) sm
Subject: If it was skin hemostasis (please provide more context!!!) sm
DuraSeal.
Could you provide the complete sentence/context? TIA
Subject: Could you provide the complete sentence/context? TIA
2-part, 3-part, or 4-part possibly - nm
Subject: 2-part, 3-part, or 4-part possibly - nm
It helps if you provide more info like the entire sentence..nm
Subject: It helps if you provide more info like the entire sentence..nm
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Please provide more context! So many drugs sound similar! nm
Subject: Please provide more context! So many drugs sound similar! nm
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Can you please provide the sentence? Or is question of a personal nature?
Subject: Can you please provide the sentence? Or is question of a personal nature?
x
Please provide diagnosis/reason for MD writing script. Thanks.
Subject: Please provide diagnosis/reason for MD writing script. Thanks.
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Pt with contusion to the leg. "Will provide him with s/l tuli-grip". Thanks! nm
Subject: Pt with contusion to the leg. "Will provide him with s/l tuli-grip". Thanks! nm
Perhaps uroxatral. Please verify to make sure it fits the context. You did not provide enough
Subject: Perhaps uroxatral. Please verify to make sure it fits the context. You did not provide enough
information for us to make an informed response.
Hollister-Steir laboratories provide allergy testing products and services.
Subject: Hollister-Steir laboratories provide allergy testing products and services.
So, Hollister would be correct.
S/P skin grafting. Plan: Provide local wound care with s/l aroform ardaptic. ??? tia
Subject: S/P skin grafting. Plan: Provide local wound care with s/l aroform ardaptic. ??? tia
Thanks, now for part 2...
Subject: Thanks, now for part 2...
Monarc procedure with s/l susquee.
Forgot this in my original post, sorry!
not sure about the first, but the second part may be right
Subject: not sure about the first, but the second part may be right
It is possible he is saying "of five to seven inches" or "site of seven inches" but that still leaves the first part. If it's the first one it sounds like "muce" or "moose" or "meese". For the second one it would end in an "a" sound like "meesa site" It sounds like he's saying "uh" in front of that, like he's thinking. But maybe it's part of the word "ameesa site" or something like that. And then again, maybe it's not even an "m". Could be an "n" or something else. I feel like I'm getting closer. I just wish he didn't have to talk so fast! Actually, you suggested adhesion and I just thought of "adhesive site". It doesn't sound like an "h" really, but would that make sense? "a moderate to severe adhesive site of seven inches with the radiation therapy?" Seven inches! That's really long.
maybe second part of #4
Subject: maybe second part of #4
is pus exudate
I know part of it!
Subject: I know part of it!
Last word is "atraumatically". Have to think about the other one. Anyone else care to guess in the meantime?
That is all part of the job.
Subject: That is all part of the job.
This is the reason we are so skilled in what we do. If we weren't, a monkey could do this job! LOL - I wouldn't let it bother you to the brink of insanity. Take it with stride...There's more to life really.
First part I would think is...
Subject: First part I would think is...
Bilateral inguinal hernia is right greater than left...
Second part I am thinking...
Uh - duh on my part! TY so much!
Subject: Uh - duh on my part! TY so much!
Thanks to both. Duh on my part. I am
Subject: Thanks to both. Duh on my part. I am
having a horrible day.
don't know about your s/l, but other part sm
Subject: don't know about your s/l, but other part sm
I wonder if the other part of the sentence should be "facet degenerative changes" rather than "of said degenerative changes"
This is part of his A/P . . .
Subject: This is part of his A/P . . .
and the only other thing he dictates is the left knee.
i.e.
Diagnosis 1. Possible grushen ligament injury, left knee.
does this help? Ooh wait . .
does this make sense:
cruciate ligament injury
maybe that is what he is saying. = ) Tx
Yes, that is it! Duh on my part. Thank you so much.
Subject: Yes, that is it! Duh on my part. Thank you so much.
Got part of it
Subject: Got part of it
**s/l - Sub-tox skin is curetted using a razor blade, then 3 freeze-thaw cycles at 10 seconds using liquid nitrogen applied.
What part of PE was this in?
Subject: What part of PE was this in?
What part of the physical exam section was this in (what body system)?
got part of it
Subject: got part of it
I've got nosocomial sepsis, but it still sounds like "par" nosocomial sepsis.
That's is part of it...
Subject: That's is part of it...
it s/l he's saying "anti-esamanxiolytic" medication. Can't figure it out!
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