TYVM. Very helpful. Somehow I got off track and didn't see that info when I was searching.
Posted By: MQnewB on 2007-09-21
In Reply to: Yale observation score link (sm) - Hayseed
Subject: TYVM. Very helpful. Somehow I got off track and didn't see that info when I was searching.
The first poster was obviously correct too. I don't know why it didn't come up with that when I searched it. It has just been one of those days.
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Thank you!!! Helpful info! - nm
Subject: Thank you!!! Helpful info! - nm
more info would be helpful..
Subject: more info would be helpful..
thanks
more info would be helpful...nm
Subject: more info would be helpful...nm
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helpful info - thank you
Subject: helpful info - thank you
Thank you so much. Very helpful info.
Subject: Thank you so much. Very helpful info.
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The sentence or more info may be more helpful.
Subject: The sentence or more info may be more helpful.
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Txczech, you always give such helpful info
Subject: Txczech, you always give such helpful info
Kudos to you on being nice all the time. JMO
I'm wondering if its just "acute" ulcerations - any more info might be helpful
Subject: I'm wondering if its just "acute" ulcerations - any more info might be helpful
what part of the body does the report reference. More info. is helpful, as
Subject: what part of the body does the report reference. More info. is helpful, as
x
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
We didn't have enough info. Now we know how to answer.
Subject: We didn't have enough info. Now we know how to answer.
Fluconazole comes as a tablet and a suspension (liquid) to take by mouth.
So the answer is that this medication could either be mg or ml (or mL), so your dictator misspoke meaning one of the two. If the child is an infant, I would suspect it was given as a liquid, so ml. And I have had MDs misspeak mm for ml before, but I wasn't going to say that until I was sure what drug we were talking about.
Flybye - I didn't know that so thanks for the info..sm
Subject: Flybye - I didn't know that so thanks for the info..sm
But I must say in 28 years of doing this work, I never heard them say HER negative......but I remember the days when I couldn't understand *HER2/neu* also when they dictated *lol* - thanks for the info......sincerely! 
I love this work because we all learn something new every single day!! 
You didn't give enough info
Subject: You didn't give enough info
Knowing what they were looking for or what the study was done for or what the findings were at the end, all of these might be clues pointing to what particularly they were checking.
No other info - just s/l bizz - ell - didn't think of Vivelle - that may be it.
Subject: No other info - just s/l bizz - ell - didn't think of Vivelle - that may be it.
nm
thanks - i didn't want to give incorrect info
Subject: thanks - i didn't want to give incorrect info
Dicyclomine? You didn't give any other info.
Subject: Dicyclomine? You didn't give any other info.
What's the mg, or what is the medical history?
After a half an hour of searching and searching
Subject: After a half an hour of searching and searching
I finally found it. He was saying endocrine neoplasia. Just thought I'd let you all know.
I did Google it, but I didn't know it was a hearing test it didn't pop up. Sorry to bother you
Subject: I did Google it, but I didn't know it was a hearing test it didn't pop up. Sorry to bother you.
TYVM that was it
Subject: TYVM that was it
TYVM! :) nm
Subject: TYVM! :) nm
TYVM
Subject: TYVM
tyvm :)
Subject: tyvm :)
tyvm
Subject: tyvm
That was a huge help. I appreciate it.
Tyvm (nm)
Subject: Tyvm (nm)
That's it - TYVM :)
Subject: That's it - TYVM :)
That's it, TYVM!!
Subject: That's it, TYVM!!
TYVM!!
Subject: TYVM!!
I do believe you are correct! TYVM!!
Subject: I do believe you are correct! TYVM!!
Yes, they should be the least of our worries! lol...TYVM ...nm
Subject: Yes, they should be the least of our worries! lol...TYVM ...nm
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No, I didn't mean that as a slam that you didn't research!!!
Subject: No, I didn't mean that as a slam that you didn't research!!!
I just meant that it's checked and verified for you. Shitzoo showed up on Google, too. LOL
You guys are AWESOM!!!! that was it. TYVM.
Subject: You guys are AWESOM!!!! that was it. TYVM.
nm
tyvm...adding to my reference! =) nm
Subject: tyvm...adding to my reference! =) nm
tyvm...but no matches found on that site... =( nm
Subject: tyvm...but no matches found on that site... =( nm
tyvm...will add this too...dentistry=my least favorite specialty =) sm
Subject: tyvm...will add this too...dentistry=my least favorite specialty =) sm
definitely getting my share of TRICKS today and not enough TREATS! =) thanks again
OMG, you're right, sounds just like it now!! I can't believe I coudn't get that. TYVM!!
Subject: OMG, you're right, sounds just like it now!! I can't believe I coudn't get that. TYVM!!
Searching
Subject: Searching
Go to google.com and type in bronchoscopy RB2 and you can research it and find out.
I am not intending to be mean but you need to know how to research things you do not know so that you can learn them. Onelook.com is another great resource.
I'm searching and searching and searching
Subject: I'm searching and searching and searching
You may have already figured this out, but I can find a Wallach that makes surgical instruments, but I can't figure out the "heinlig". Sorry!! I'll keep looking!
I did some searching - sm
Subject: I did some searching - sm
apparently there are medial and lateral coronary ligaments, so he could be pertaining to those.
track...........nm
Subject: track...........nm
I was way off track.. Thank you so much!
Subject: I was way off track.. Thank you so much!
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thanks a lot - I've been searching for a while....
Subject: thanks a lot - I've been searching for a while....
yw...and here's a tip for searching on Google...sm
Subject: yw...and here's a tip for searching on Google...sm
you can use a wildcard "*" to search for a phrase on Google. If you enter "carotid * are brisk" you will get all matches to that phrase. You must use the quotation mark before and after and the wildcard * symbol for the unknown word. Unfortunately Google will not find partial words (yet)...wish it did! Try it, you'll see your "carotid upstrokes are brisk" comes up in quite a few hits.
Sorry, if you think it is not aspects, I will keep searching.
Subject: Sorry, if you think it is not aspects, I will keep searching.
Found it after a lot of searching...
Subject: Found it after a lot of searching...
Hi all, having a breakdown searching.....plz see msg...
Subject: Hi all, having a breakdown searching.....plz see msg...
 Presurgery H&P, patient's medical history is of hypothyroidism, hypertension, hyperlipidemia, and stroke. Medications are Monopril, s/l on-gre-nox (heavy Russian accent ESL), and triamterene, s/l siko, lomotil, atenolol, Synthroid, and Asacol. Any ideas on the missing two meds?? Thanks everyone a bunch!
track trauma
Subject: track trauma
I am not sure if he stumbles or if he actually says track trauma. The entire line is ...No track trauma.
The patient has hamstring pain from injuring himself playing a baseball.
s/l track and pack
Subject: s/l track and pack
ESL, dictating a problem list in a patient with respiratory failure, anemia and hip fracture: It's just a numbered list of problems.
Status post s/l "track and pack". ?????
I would use track, as in path etc. nm
Subject: I would use track, as in path etc. nm
tract or track
Subject: tract or track
This always gets me...is it screw tract or track? Thanks.
Thanks, but that is not it. I've been searching and came up with epigeous, but am not certain.
Subject: Thanks, but that is not it. I've been searching and came up with epigeous, but am not certain. nm
nm
Searching for medication s/l TRIAMAZ?
Subject: Searching for medication s/l TRIAMAZ?
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