Probably either, but would make a choice depending on the
Posted By: dictator's inflection and context. nm on 2007-08-31
In Reply to: which is correct postinfectious changes or post-infectious changes or can either be used? nm - RadMT
Subject: Probably either, but would make a choice depending on the
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Choice should be capitalized (nm)
Subject: Choice should be capitalized (nm)
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infrared, but photo must his choice
Subject: infrared, but photo must his choice
of a word. Capillary perfusion or profusion?
and watershed zones is correct.
Your choice unless client dictates different.
Subject: Your choice unless client dictates different.
Is Advance your reference book? Bad choice.
Subject: Is Advance your reference book? Bad choice.
Part of this profession is having accurate, up-to-date reference books, not relying on magazines for confirmation.
But if you're doing verbatim, you don't have that choice. Give the docs what
Subject: But if you're doing verbatim, you don't have that choice. Give the docs what
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Depending on where it is...(sm)
Subject: Depending on where it is...(sm)
could possibly be:
pilon fracture: fracture of the distal metaphysis of the tibia extending to the ankle joint
or
ping-pong fracture: regular cranial concavity in infants; may or may not be associated with fracture (also known as derby hat fracture)
maybe 2 through 8, depending on where it's being given? nm
Subject: maybe 2 through 8, depending on where it's being given? nm
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Depending
Subject: Depending
on the context...could be saying negative log roll.
Depending
Subject: Depending
on where the patient is, it could be referring to The Neuroscience Institute ??
depending on what type of PEG it is sometimes
Subject: depending on what type of PEG it is sometimes
they can just "pop" it out without actually doing a surgery.
It is actually both, depending on the situation sm
Subject: It is actually both, depending on the situation sm
The patient has Alzheimer's. That is correct.
The patient has Alzheimer disease. That is correct.
You add the 's only if it stands alone.
I used Kocher clamps.
I used the Kocher's.
See what I mean?
depending on what doc says prior to this, could the
Subject: depending on what doc says prior to this, could the
first one be ..."similarly" show marked congestion ??
depending on hx, maybe "..has had no..." or "has
Subject: depending on hx, maybe "..has had no..." or "has
had known..."
Maybe plexus for box, depending on how mangled it's getting? nm
Subject: Maybe plexus for box, depending on how mangled it's getting? nm
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I think the patient's dosage is just different depending what problem it's being used for.
Subject: I think the patient's dosage is just different depending what problem it's being used for.
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or even 0023 and 0158 depending on when they were admitted? nm
Subject: or even 0023 and 0158 depending on when they were admitted? nm
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Depending on surgical site there is "seton."
Subject: Depending on surgical site there is "seton."
A cutting seton (usually a silk ligature)
how about "attempts at" ? (depending on rest of sentence)
Subject: how about "attempts at" ? (depending on rest of sentence)
another possibility - Zaroxolyn, depending on dialect?
Subject: another possibility - Zaroxolyn, depending on dialect?
Depending on age of patient,, maybe anxiety about world issues
Subject: Depending on age of patient,, maybe anxiety about world issues
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Yep, shiny Schultz or dirty Duncan, depending on placental
Subject: Yep, shiny Schultz or dirty Duncan, depending on placental
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I expand CC to cubic centimeters or milliliters depending on which is correct.
Subject: I expand CC to cubic centimeters or milliliters depending on which is correct.
I always spell abbreviations out such as this one that follows a vague number , i.e., few, several, many, etc. It just doesn't look right having the abbreviation in that sort of sentence to me. If you adhere to the BOS, it suggests spelling them out in this instance as well.
Or, depending, could be forward flexion. Have to listen carefully and keep in context.
Subject: Or, depending, could be forward flexion. Have to listen carefully and keep in context.
What kind of surgery, there are a few sound alikes depending on procedure????NM
Subject: What kind of surgery, there are a few sound alikes depending on procedure????NM
nm
The only thing I can find close is subtilise meaning to make senses more keen or make one's sense
Subject: The only thing I can find close is subtilise meaning to make senses more keen or make one's senses more acute?
I'm still listening and trying to fit it together to make any suggestions make sense.
Subject: I'm still listening and trying to fit it together to make any suggestions make sense.
Thank you both!! I'm going to see if I can make either of these out. nm
Subject: Thank you both!! I'm going to see if I can make either of these out. nm
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I actually know of 2 QA who do indeed make above 17.00.
Subject: I actually know of 2 QA who do indeed make above 17.00.
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LOL, make that above. NM
Subject: LOL, make that above. NM
nm
I need more help I just can't make out what she is saying...
Subject: I need more help I just can't make out what she is saying...
Her left shift resolved within one day of IV antibiotics* at 645 band* Lymphocytes 41, monocytes 90 with ***. Patient was continued on ** plus 2 feeds along with IV fluids ~~~does 645 band sound correct?~~~after monocytes 90 with S/L OPEN-SOR-PER?---AFTER CONTINUED ON S/L IN-STRAL?
I would make just a few changes -
Subject: I would make just a few changes -
If you're asking whether the sentences look right, most of it looks okay to me, but at the very least, I'd suggest the following changes:
1. BioMed AGC anatomic femoral component, 60 mm, left.
2. BioMed all-poly patellar button, three-post, 34 mm diameter. (you might be able to expand all-polyethylene if okay with account specs).
3. Biomet DCN AGC molded tibial component, interlock finish, posterior stabilized, 12 mm thick x 65 mm wide.
Someone else may do it differently, but this is how I would type it.
BTW, did you mean BioMed on #3, or is it actually Biomet in this case?
just to make sure
Subject: just to make sure
you are saying it is Kerlix and fluffs, not Kerlix fluffs?
I would make the following changes..
Subject: I would make the following changes..
I would like to take this opportunity to wish a healthy and happy holiday season, a Merry Christmas, and a joyous New Year to you, your families, and staff members . . . . "
like that? Many thanks in advance! (And Merry Christmas!)
no, but i would make sure the
Subject: no, but i would make sure the
patient's name and date of service were completed in your demographic screen.
Make sure...
Subject: Make sure...
you are not mistaking for brachiocephalic.
Sorry, I can't make anything out.
Subject: Sorry, I can't make anything out.
Where I am an IC, I make 10 cpl. As an
Subject: Where I am an IC, I make 10 cpl. As an
employee they offer 8 cpl because they are paying taxes, social security, etc. Most places are 1.5 to 2 cpl lower for employees because of that.
Thank you! Had to make sure. :)
Subject: Thank you! Had to make sure. :)
Oh, but listen to make sure not PCI :)
Subject: Oh, but listen to make sure not PCI :)
Thank you! Will make a note of it. nm
Subject: Thank you! Will make a note of it. nm
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Make shortcuts.........sm
Subject: Make shortcuts.........sm
However you prefer, but personally, mine are:
fu---followup (noun)
fuu---follow up (verb)
fuuu--follow-up (adjective)
Whatever you can remember.
Make sense?
Subject: Make sense?
pt had a cholecystectomy symptomatic with right upper quadrant pain with elevated liver function studies thereafter.
Is there a better way to say this?
Here is a link, not sure what to make
Subject: Here is a link, not sure what to make
http://www.gulfgroupco.com/ggmed/PageModule.asp?Page=20201
just to make it more confusing :) ...sm
Subject: just to make it more confusing :) ...sm
The company MedicAlert (1 word) has a trademark emblem/bracelet; that is the most common one used. But, there's an org in Canada, Med-Alert, that supplies medical alert bracelets, and another, 911MedAlert, that I found. If any of that helps! :)
That would make more sense. lol.. you are probably right
Subject: That would make more sense. lol.. you are probably right
nm
make sense?
Subject: make sense?
Certainly, if there is any kind of stricture or lesion that might improve his nutritional status, this certainly could lead to his improved comfort and increased survival.
The pt has dysphagia and has lost weight, so doc is sending him to an ENT physician.
Does this make sense to anyone out there?
Subject: Does this make sense to anyone out there?
The patient had CAT scan of the head which showed stable chronic small vessel ischemic changes, stable chronic infarction, right ventricular nucleus, posterior (LIVE??) internal capsule.
does not make sense to me...sm
Subject: does not make sense to me...sm
how about *involving* her hind foot? just a thought.
Does this make sense????
Subject: Does this make sense????
He is talking about lab results and he says:
"negative immunofixation s/l tighter"
does "tighter" make sense here?
I would type it how she says it, but make it
Subject: I would type it how she says it, but make it
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Does t.o. make sense here?
Subject: Does t.o. make sense here?
Doc gives prescription for Hydroxyzine 25 mg s/l t.o. q. four hours p.r.n. It distinctly sounds like t.o. and not p.o.
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