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Thanks, will come in handy in future :)

Posted By: thanks on 2007-10-06
In Reply to: This is interesting and may help - piglet

Subject: Thanks, will come in handy in future :)

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thanks for the website! I'm sure this will come in handy in the future!
Subject: thanks for the website! I'm sure this will come in handy in the future!


wow thanks for that, how handy!
Subject: wow thanks for that, how handy!

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YW :) comes in handy - nm
Subject: YW :) comes in handy - nm


Thanks for the site. That'll come in handy.
Subject: Thanks for the site. That'll come in handy.


wow - lucky you...to have an ICU nurse handy!!
Subject: wow - lucky you...to have an ICU nurse handy!!


Reference books come in handy for things like this.
Subject: Reference books come in handy for things like this.

Docs mispronounce words all the time.   99% of my docs say Perm-a-Cath, but it is PermCath.    Docs spell things and spell them wrong all the time.  One of our jobs as MTs is to know enough to know doc is saying/spelling something incorrectly and correct it. 
Stedman's Ortho. Books do come in handy! nm
Subject: Stedman's Ortho. Books do come in handy! nm

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This is a great example of how a Medical Phrase Index is handy..sm
Subject: This is a great example of how a Medical Phrase Index is handy..sm

I'm not in any way picking on you, but somebody below asked how to look up words when you're not sure what they are. Since you knew it was some kind of fork, you could have looked up "fork" in the MPI and it lists 7 different medical forks, and you would have been able to deduce 'tuning fork' from this since you had a soundalike. I learned more new words from this reference book than anything else.
Books are always good. Dorland's is huge and expensive. The Taber's is cheaper and handy. nm
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I'm sure this has already gone, but for the future...
Subject: I'm sure this has already gone, but for the future...

Raz Pereyra. Found it under bladder neck suspension.
Thanks! I'll keep that for future
Subject: Thanks! I'll keep that for future


I believe it is Future Band.
Subject: I believe it is Future Band.

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I agree with this. In future, please just
Subject: I agree with this. In future, please just

give the sentence so we don't have to beg to help you, LOL.

Transcription is not about mind reading, and that's what you were asking for.
Thank you too also for the future information.
Subject: Thank you too also for the future information.


for future reference 1/8 = 0.125
Subject: for future reference 1/8 = 0.125

1/8 mL = 0.125 milliliters


for future reference
Subject: for future reference

remember that docs traditionally use the term "ring finger" to indicate the finger between the long and little fingers - it's naming a specific finger, not the name of a finger condition
for future reference
Subject: for future reference

Per Steadman's OB/GYN, it is Telinde.
here is info on Future band sm
Subject: here is info on Future band sm

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CG FutureŽ Annuloplasty Band. This 5 10(k) summary of safety and ... The CG
FutureŽ Annuloplasty Band is indicated for the reconstruction and/or remodeling ...
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thank you very much, I will write that in my future notes
Subject: thank you very much, I will write that in my future notes


I thought I was by asking here. Thanks for the website, though. In the future, if I
Subject: I thought I was by asking here. Thanks for the website, though. In the future, if I

can actually UNDERSTAND what he is saying without merely guessing, maybe I will use it.
Curious, what was it, future reference...
Subject: Curious, what was it, future reference...


just for my info/future reference..if you
Subject: just for my info/future reference..if you

don't mind...how is the sentence structured? Is it
"Heart-size Epsilons are normal" or something else...It is my understanding that Epsilons are a wave pattern.
For future reference, depends on how it's used.
Subject: For future reference, depends on how it's used.

Per Gregg Reference (of grammar, usage, style, etc.), is lower case--master's degree, bachelor of arts degree, doctorate-- when used generally like in your example.  But capitalized when used as a title, e.g., Jane Doe, Doctor of Philosophy. 


Glad you asked.  I needed a reminder too  


Thanks for your response! Save it for future. nm
Subject: Thanks for your response! Save it for future. nm

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this list was a GREAT help. Thank you so much. I am printing it out for future use. :) nm
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Thank you VERY MUCH!!! I'll mark this down for future reference. nm
Subject: Thank you VERY MUCH!!! I'll mark this down for future reference. nm

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Propofol solution? For future reference. nm
Subject: Propofol solution? For future reference. nm

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If I may make a suggestion for future reference?
Subject: If I may make a suggestion for future reference?

If you enter s* cyst into www.onelook.com, you would have seen your answer. I think you would have been able to pick it out of the suggestions offered. Onelook is a very useful tool. Hope that helps for future.
found it!!! it is sevoflurane, for future reference
Subject: found it!!! it is sevoflurane, for future reference

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You too, Dr. SS. I will look forward to consulting you in the future when I get jobs that are non-h
Subject: You too, Dr. SS. I will look forward to consulting you in the future when I get jobs that are non-hem/onc resident ESLs :) NM


no luck but good link for future ref
Subject: no luck but good link for future ref

http://www.dsmz.de/microorganisms/bacteria_catalogue.php


Couldn't find anything that sounded like that here though.


it's what I ended up using- just hoping for something better for future reference... (because acc
Subject: it's what I ended up using- just hoping for something better for future reference... (because account specifics say docs don't get to make up words) :)


Ok thanks. It is hard to tell in this case but will keep in mind for the future.
Subject: Ok thanks. It is hard to tell in this case but will keep in mind for the future.


Found this link for future refs. sm
Subject: Found this link for future refs. sm

http://www.apsf.org/resource_center/clinical_safety/sars.mspx
I placed her into bilateral s/l future wrist splints.
Subject: I placed her into bilateral s/l future wrist splints.

:-)
got it, for future it's BCS Collet from the Journey system
Subject: got it, for future it's BCS Collet from the Journey system

for knee replacement.
Here is link for future shoulder exams. sm
Subject: Here is link for future shoulder exams. sm

http://www.shoulderdoc.co.uk/article.asp?section=497&article=614
could be "to prevent" future herniation
Subject: could be "to prevent" future herniation


Reply is late, but possibles for future reference
Subject: Reply is late, but possibles for future reference

Could "Overreactive lispossum" be "overreactive specimen?"

Originally, I was thinking "overreactive splenism" which I would edit to "overreactive spleen" but diagnoses are usually NOT listed with lab values, except maybe as a statement "consistent with..." so that probaby would be wrong, although abnormal cells listed are found in hypo- and hypersplenism.

In any case, just thoughts for future since this is a day or 2 later than original post.

Also, I saw serocytes in lab terms, and assume it should be "spherocytes." At one of my very first temporary transcription jobs at a laboratory, I had mispelled "spherocytes" and "schistocytes" and doctor whose report I typed had me come back to his office and look at slides to see the cells so I would remember in the future.

Have a great day.
Thank you!! any websites for future reference for ethnic backgrounds? nm
Subject: Thank you!! any websites for future reference for ethnic backgrounds? nm

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I belive maneuver is it...Thanks I will remember for future reference..
Subject: I belive maneuver is it...Thanks I will remember for future reference..

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is following his lipids and is considering an addition of a five blade in the near future dependant
Subject: is following his lipids and is considering an addition of a five blade in the near future dependant

upon what his triclyceride level is
In Tessier was it with a capital or not, just so I know for future reference as Stedman has it 2 dif
Subject: In Tessier was it with a capital or not, just so I know for future reference as Stedman has it 2 different ways.


You're Welcome. Thought you might like to know for future reference since you were helping me.
Subject: You're Welcome. Thought you might like to know for future reference since you were helping me.


some dictators say and spellout "crie" or "scree" for future reference.
Subject: some dictators say and spellout "crie" or "scree" for future reference.

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"cc" is a possible future listing in JCAHO "do not use list" sm
Subject: "cc" is a possible future listing in JCAHO "do not use list" sm

JCAHO requires its members to follow an official "do not use list" and "cc" is being considered for possible future inclusion in the JCAHO "do not use list" to be replaced by "mL" because it can be misread as U or unit when poorly WRITTEN...typing it is not as problematic but I go ahead and change it to mL to encourage dictators to make the "mental shift" away from "cc" ...hope that helps! see this link http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_medical_abbreviations
For future reference, have reports similar to this quite often. I do transcribe them verbatim, this
Subject: For future reference, have reports similar to this quite often. I do transcribe them verbatim, this way there is no finger pointing on what we as transcriptionists take as a "liberty" in interpretation.

If it is ever in question, they can go back to the dictators original dictation (if available) and see that is what he/she said and they are directly responsible for the content of their reports.

Hope this helps.