Oops - must have crossed you in posting. This does go along with patient's respiratory failure.
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Subject: Oops - must have crossed you in posting. This does go along with patient's respiratory failure.
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Patient has respiratory failure and possible
Subject: Patient has respiratory failure and possible
Boroffs syndrome
Totally Stumped!!! Patient has respiratory failure..sm
Subject: Totally Stumped!!! Patient has respiratory failure..sm
and is status post "dragon pack", "drag n pack"???? I can't find anything on this. Dictator is ESL, so it could be something completely different than what it sounds like. Thanks if anyone knows what this is!
RF makes sense for respiratory failure...
Subject: RF makes sense for respiratory failure...
The SI part could mean several things....seriously ill, strict isolation, and many others. Is this for like final diagnosis where you need things to be expanded or can you just leave as is?
oops, didn't look at your answer til after posting...
Subject: oops, didn't look at your answer til after posting...
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Thanks but I found it. Patient has respiratory
Subject: Thanks but I found it. Patient has respiratory
problems and uses a coughalator at home. Probably should have given the sentence. Thanks again.
drug help. flurithromycin? Patient has respiratory symptoms (shortness of breath secondary to
Subject: drug help. flurithromycin? Patient has respiratory symptoms (shortness of breath secondary to
s/l epical drip - patient has renal failure and had heart transplant. (nm)
Subject: s/l epical drip - patient has renal failure and had heart transplant. (nm)
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Yes, thanks. We must have crossed in mid air.
Subject: Yes, thanks. We must have crossed in mid air.
Appreciate your help.
That crossed my mind too . . .
Subject: That crossed my mind too . . .
It does sound like partnal, but I was thinking maybe she stumbled a bit there.
ah, if you had only crossed the t in Transcription *L*
Subject: ah, if you had only crossed the t in Transcription *L*
strabismus --- crossed eyes. nm
Subject: strabismus --- crossed eyes. nm
cross or crossed axillary graft
Subject: cross or crossed axillary graft
Which is correct - cross axillary graft or crossed axillary graft ? 
I am thinking that the doc has crossed 2 different meds, but just in case...
Subject: I am thinking that the doc has crossed 2 different meds, but just in case...
Is there a drug called Metformin hydrochlorizitide or his he just saying it wrong. I know that Metformin hydrochloride is a med for type 2 diabetes which this patient has. She is also being seen for pericardial effusion.
Thanks for any and all help!!
Parks' crossed-swords technique...
Subject: Parks' crossed-swords technique...
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Hmmm...after the 3rd post here, all the posts have lines through them, like they've been crossed
Subject: Hmmm...after the 3rd post here, all the posts have lines through them, like they've been crossed
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crossed stay sutures and figure-of-8 tension band?
Subject: crossed stay sutures and figure-of-8 tension band?
PE respiratory on 7 m/o
Subject: PE respiratory on 7 m/o
It sounds like the doc is saying respiratoyr showed slight whimpering???
Respiratory help...sm
Subject: Respiratory help...sm
tidal volume 700, assist/control 12, 50% FiO2 and s/l he is saying *no* PEEP. Would that be right?
It is not respiratory.
Subject: It is not respiratory.
Respiratory
Subject: Respiratory
She has oropharyngeal dysphagia and failure to wean her off of the s/l wind delivery console, was placed for PEG tube.
Thank you for posting this
Subject: Thank you for posting this
I thought that I had been wrong all this time.
Respiratory ??? virus
Subject: Respiratory ??? virus
The child was hospitalized for respiratory s/l "sinsishual" virus. Please, any help?
respiratory phasicity?
Subject: respiratory phasicity?
respiratory phasicity?
I have no direct experience, but from some Google-ing, respirations seem to have a big impact on venous ultrasounds. The above is the only phrase I could find that seemed close to your s/l.
Good luck!
Thanks a lot! it's respiratory variability.
Subject: Thanks a lot! it's respiratory variability.
respiratory rate nm
Subject: respiratory rate nm
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Not respiratory rate
Subject: Not respiratory rate
RR is also given. This seems to be something else which is why I'm confused.
is it in the respiratory section?
Subject: is it in the respiratory section?
s.o. "trolley" - respiratory ?
Subject: s.o. "trolley" - respiratory ?
Etiology of patient's acute respiratory decompensation may be "trolley," but less like given the "trolley" labs. TIA
She has not stopped posting her name
Subject: She has not stopped posting her name
She was on last night answering the one about chemo drugs.
No, you are not the only one seeing this. We seem to be the only ones talking about it.
I have noticed her quite a bit in the last few days and it just amazes me the answers she gives. I do not think she will stop, and I agree, I hope the people she is giving the info too will double check or leave it out and let their QA people handle it.
These are legal documents.
refer to my second posting
Subject: refer to my second posting
It's definitely in the PE - he's in the HEENT section - refers to the eyes. Thanks for the thought though.
thanks for posting that - I never heard an MD
Subject: thanks for posting that - I never heard an MD
thanks again for sharing with us!!! 
Thank YOU for posting a followup to it!
Subject: Thank YOU for posting a followup to it!
I wish more people would come back here and post what the answers really were, because I'm a neurotic freak like that and would love to know the answers! 
When posting a question, you don't
Subject: When posting a question, you don't
want to start with the word you think you aren't getting because if you post the whole sentence, usually it will turn out you went astray earlier and suddenly it all makes sense.
Thanks for posting that site!
Subject: Thanks for posting that site!
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To the Monteurochannel posting. sm
I got this straight from the horse's mouth so to speak. Actually from the Peds Urologist whose work I do. He lives in Arizona.
A bladder augmentation with the small bowel ileum (ileocystoplasty) and the creation of a continent catheterizable channel using the small bowel and reconfiguring that into a short tube or channel that is implanted into the bladder. That allows the patient to catheterize from the abdomen (often the belly button) rather than having to cath through the urethra since after the augmentation they usually can not void enough to empty the enlarged bladder. It was described by a physician named Montie (I think at the Univ of Miami) and is now often called a Montie catheterizable channel. Both are an attempt to make a small bladder (eg neurogenic bladder) bigger to hold more urine and avoid urinary incontinence. Essentially trading an enlarged bladder with the need for catheterization to maintain continence for too small a bladder and incontinence.
Found it 10 sec after posting.
Subject: Found it 10 sec after posting.
It seems that merely asking for help helps find the answer myself.
sorry for double posting
Subject: sorry for double posting
common respiratory flora?.......nm
Subject: common respiratory flora?.......nm
can respiratory percusses resonant?
Subject: can respiratory percusses resonant?
Thank you
Deborah
child with respiratory distress
Subject: child with respiratory distress
He says, "The pulse oximetry is showing 95% on room air.
The s/l <T4 or P4?> was around 150 to 200 over s/l <260 or 20 60?> at this time."
URI? - upper respiratory infection
Subject: URI? - upper respiratory infection
respiratory rate temperature??
Subject: respiratory rate temperature??
first thought is respiratory functions. nm
Subject: first thought is respiratory functions. nm
S/L "Azo"-therapy as in respiratory
Subject: S/L "Azo"-therapy as in respiratory
The patient has pulmonary fibrosis and she was to begin pulmonary rehab, in addition to converting her over to only prednisone and discontinuing her s/l "azo-therapy"
try accessory respiratory muscles (nm)
Subject: try accessory respiratory muscles (nm)
Newbie posting reports
Subject: Newbie posting reports
Newbie, this is the stuff of which lawsuits are made. Get informed. Get some ethics. Get a clue. Good thing you do not work for my company or you would be out in a New York minute.
posting the sentence would have helped........thanks.
Subject: posting the sentence would have helped........thanks.
they are just trying to keep the "bots" from posting garbage......
Subject: they are just trying to keep the "bots" from posting garbage......
you are posting on the wrong board here...nm
Subject: you are posting on the wrong board here...nm
You are posting a lot of incorrect answers..nm
Subject: You are posting a lot of incorrect answers..nm
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Try posting this on the Main Board...sm
Subject: Try posting this on the Main Board...sm
Hey, Mike. I do not use SmaType, so cannot help you, but you might get more views on the Main Board. Good luck.
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