Ptx has elevated BUN and creatinine.....
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Pt with elevated BUN and creatinine.....
Subject: Pt with elevated BUN and creatinine.....
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Pt with elevated BUN and creatinine....
Subject: Pt with elevated BUN and creatinine....
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elevated s/l c-ract? protein of 1.8 and a slight elevated glucose at 108.
Subject: elevated s/l c-ract? protein of 1.8 and a slight elevated glucose at 108.
This one Dr. can be very difficult to understand. Please help! :)
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creatinine --urine creatinine
Subject: creatinine --urine creatinine
it's definitely BUN and creatinine....
Subject: it's definitely BUN and creatinine....
BUN and creatinine. nm
Subject: BUN and creatinine. nm
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Probably BUN and creatinine - nm
Subject: Probably BUN and creatinine - nm
creatinine of 1.6 and a s/l B1 of 26?
Subject: creatinine of 1.6 and a s/l B1 of 26?
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creatinine
Subject: creatinine
It s/l dict is saying BUN and creatinine 18 and "33.9". The patient has ESRD and is on dialysis, but would his creat be 33.9 or maybe jsut 3.9?
WBC 9.5, BUN and creatinine...nm
Subject: WBC 9.5, BUN and creatinine...nm
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BUN 76 and creatinine 10.4.
Subject: BUN 76 and creatinine 10.4.
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BUN 76 and creatinine 10.4 normally.
Subject: BUN 76 and creatinine 10.4 normally.
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can you hear creatinine?
Subject: can you hear creatinine?
bumin and creatinine
Subject: bumin and creatinine
Can you hear BUN and creatine by any chance? They often lump those two together just like they do hemoglobin and hematocrit.
bumin and creatinine
Subject: bumin and creatinine
Could she be saying bumin for albumin and creatinine?
s/l beaman and creatinine
Subject: s/l beaman and creatinine
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Could it be clearance (as in creatinine)
Subject: Could it be clearance (as in creatinine)
not sure what you are doing. What part of the report or sentence before or after, etc.
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Subject: creatinine clearance?
Yes... BUN & Creatinine, LFTs, UA
Subject: Yes... BUN & Creatinine, LFTs, UA
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Subject: creatinine phosphokinase nm
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Would it be microalbumin creatinine ratio?
Subject: Would it be microalbumin creatinine ratio?
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he had a slight s/l bump in his BUN and creatinine
Subject: he had a slight s/l bump in his BUN and creatinine
How to correctly write out creatinine ?
Subject: How to correctly write out creatinine ?
"Creatinine one five"
Creatinine 15 or Creatinine 1.5?
normal BUN / creatinine ratio? nm
Subject: normal BUN / creatinine ratio? nm
or microalbumin / creatinine ratio? nm
Subject: or microalbumin / creatinine ratio? nm
This isn't necessarily true. A cardiac patient COULD have a creatinine of 15. nm
Subject: This isn't necessarily true. A cardiac patient COULD have a creatinine of 15. nm
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lab work: BUN and creatinine were 16 and 0.7, glucose 93, **microlytes** were unremarkable
Subject: lab work: BUN and creatinine were 16 and 0.7, glucose 93, **microlytes** were unremarkable
WBC 9.5, hematocrit 33.7, hemoglobin 10.8. BUN and creatinine 42 and 2.6. Troponin was negative.
Subject: WBC 9.5, hematocrit 33.7, hemoglobin 10.8. BUN and creatinine 42 and 2.6. Troponin was negative.
I am assuming that the sentence should read his baseline creatinine clearance is 74.
Subject: I am assuming that the sentence should read his baseline creatinine clearance is 74.
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The elderly patient had elevated troponin and mental status change. S/L dictator is saying patient was treated for possible "enstemmie" ??? (He said this twice during discharge summary and both times sounded like "enstemmie"?? Thanks for any help.
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Subject: listened again - why would it be elevated?
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Subject: elevated bilirubin disease
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A troponin of 0.2 is still elevated with normal being
Subject: A troponin of 0.2 is still elevated with normal being
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Subject: Yes, it can be elevated. I'm with the response poster
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Elevated white count
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S/L rusperacase...given for elevated uric acid in
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Nope, maybe just elevated as in higher than normal? nm
Subject: Nope, maybe just elevated as in higher than normal? nm
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