Thanks....I was wondering about the central force part.
Posted By: Sorry I was unclear. sm on 2008-01-12
In Reply to: Papule: A small, circumscribed, solid, elevated lesion of the skin. - MT50
Subject: Thanks....I was wondering about the central force part.
I find referrence to papule central this-and-that, but no central force. Thanks!
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central?
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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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Wondering...
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How many of these questions are from MTs taking tests?
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Subject: I*'m just wondering why all this
couldn't have been in emails by posting for help from a mentor. If you'll notice on another forum on this website, I've pubically stated that I have mentored more than my share of newbies in the past. BUT, if you are posting entire reports, that would concern me from an MTSO standpoint as a breach of confidentiality even IF the patient's name and doctor's names have been deleted. I can tell it is a teaching/trauma hospital by the discharging service (so you can tell I'm not a newbie).
Also, do you know the people who run this board have to pay for the bandwidth of the posts here, so when you load it up with long reports, it costs them money.
BTW, yes, I've been in every setting possible in the health care industry other than doing procedures and practicing medicine and there wasn't someone there who enabled me and kept me from devloping my research skills. I do think you are now trained like Pavlov's dogs to come here and ask questions rather than do a little research (which could have been helpful especially with a simple word like posttussive)...just do some research first.
Another thought I had was that you might not be working for a service yet but simply doing classwork/homework and if people here are going to do it for you, then how exactly do you feel you've earned your grade (or if employed, your salarly?)
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wondering - sm
Subject: wondering - sm
Could it possibly be "Ludwig's angina" -- which can be a complication of oral abscesses. I know that is a stretch from your s/l, but would make sense.
Your question had me googling for about an hour last night -- love to try and figure out things I don't know! if you ever find out the correct word, let us know.
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That's what I was wondering if he..
Subject: That's what I was wondering if he..
was saying, but it sure didn't sound like that. Thanks!
wondering
Subject: wondering
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Subject: yes, that is what I was wondering (sm)
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Subject: Thanks. I was wondering about that too,
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just wondering...
Subject: just wondering...
I was just wondering if there was such a term as 90/90 only because I am not sure if he stuttered or not. :-)
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wondering
Subject: wondering
I am wondering if the doctor is just reading what the patient wrote on a form as it may be Uroxatral. I have doctors that mess up on meds all the time, because they just believe the patient wrote it down correctly.
That is what I am wondering.
Subject: That is what I am wondering.
This patient is 66 years old. That really doesn't seem to fit, but it sounds like it. I left it blank.
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