The dictator clearly says 'doe bee' or something very similar
Posted By: SM on 2007-09-20
In Reply to: diluted Betadine maybe??? - ME
Subject: The dictator clearly says 'doe bee' or something very similar
Do some dictators say 'doe bee' as a short way of saying diluted betadine?
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holiday...is the dictator an Arab dictator? nm
Subject: holiday...is the dictator an Arab dictator? nm
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type what dictator said, dictator is not incorrect.....
Subject: type what dictator said, dictator is not incorrect.....
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is this dictator ESL (foreign dictator)?....
Subject: is this dictator ESL (foreign dictator)?....
if ESL, I would either blank him or give him that Avodart but the other one I haven't a clue and would have to blank there too. Sorry :(
similar?
Subject: similar?
too many similar
Subject: too many similar
I would not try to guess. Anafranil?
My guess is similar ...
Subject: My guess is similar ...
Similar to the first response, I'd listen for something like:
PVD, venous stasis ulcers of lower legs.
(Knowing which syllables were accented might have helped this one).
I found something similar?
Subject: I found something similar?
Stedman's med/surg equipment book - MacIlwain tissue chopper?
I used to type for a doc that said something similar...
Subject: I used to type for a doc that said something similar...
He always said - A 14-point review of systems is negative....etc. Can you hear point?
Thank you! sound similar nm
Subject: Thank you! sound similar nm
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s/l Nexium EC. Something similar to this, e.g. AC, AT, ET?
Subject: s/l Nexium EC. Something similar to this, e.g. AC, AT, ET?
nm
You know what, I just typed something similar to that the other day...
Subject: You know what, I just typed something similar to that the other day...
I have never heard it before, but it does make sense. The patient was doing range of motion cold, and in your case, he is using the term "cold turkey", meaning the extremity he is trying to range is "cold", not yet warmed up. So, I would say yes it makes sense!!
Check "Urchin". I just had something similar to this. nm
Subject: Check "Urchin". I just had something similar to this. nm
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She has restless leg syndrome, but is is also similar to when she had...sm...
Subject: She has restless leg syndrome, but is is also similar to when she had...sm...
S/L TRANSPUS ARAL E ITIS many years ago and she has had these symptoms persistant since then. Thanks in advance!!!!
I had something similar "netflex", never found it though. nm
Subject: I had something similar "netflex", never found it though. nm
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...would be similar to saying in close proximity to each other...nm
Subject: ...would be similar to saying in close proximity to each other...nm
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cannot find similar word...
Subject: cannot find similar word...
A Non-Stress test was performed and was not reassuring, with decreased variability and S/L defallorations.
Does it sound like MCV? That is a similar range. nm
Subject: Does it sound like MCV? That is a similar range. nm
I guess I was thinking this would be similar to however...sm
Subject: I guess I was thinking this would be similar to however...sm
He looked ill; however, his color was good. You have to complete sentences on each side of the semicolon. Subject and verb on each side. Know what I am saying? I guess that is why I am questioning it! Thanks!
I did a Google and found things similar
Subject: I did a Google and found things similar
not exact but close enough
Similar study done with BEXXAR and s/l sinencephalin. Help! TIA -nm-
Subject: Similar study done with BEXXAR and s/l sinencephalin. Help! TIA -nm-
congruent means similar or matching so
Subject: congruent means similar or matching so
that might be what the doctor is really saying
the sounds are similar, but the word doesn't fit.
Subject: the sounds are similar, but the word doesn't fit.
Please provide more context! So many drugs sound similar! nm
Subject: Please provide more context! So many drugs sound similar! nm
ccc
It's similar to mucus/mucous. ous is an adjective, us the noun, sm
Subject: It's similar to mucus/mucous. ous is an adjective, us the noun, sm
So you would have callous tissue as callous is the adjective modifying tissue.
psych eval - never heard of a similar word...sm
Subject: psych eval - never heard of a similar word...sm
I also believe the diagnosis of Disruptive Behavior Disorder Not Otherwise Specified should be ruled out for her given high levels of concerns of these types seen for her at school. However, it does seem possible that some of these behaviors are related to issues with attention span and/or learning, and in particular, auditory memory; conceivably, as these issues are successfully addressed, we may see less pronounced S/L: SUP-TUNE-IS on her part, at least in the classroom.
just thought I'd say thanks for this reply- it just helped me w/ a similar question! :) (nm)
Subject: just thought I'd say thanks for this reply- it just helped me w/ a similar question! :) (nm)
akin ( essentially similar, related, or compatible )
Subject: akin ( essentially similar, related, or compatible )
Aargh, it came up as "posts similar to yours" when I posted the question.
Subject: Aargh, it came up as "posts similar to yours" when I posted the question.
Mullinpati. I better search the MT Stars board in a better way next time. I thought I did.
Similar word combos I found. You might need "Monopty," for one thing.
Subject: Similar word combos I found. You might need "Monopty," for one thing.
Coaxial Percutaneous Biopsy, Automated Biopsy devices. modified Tru-Cut type needle. (Monopty, ... a biopsy. of some chest wall. and pleural-based. lung masses but not for. biopsy ...
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.
These are the usual drugs associated with dysuria, maybe you can catch something that sounds similar
Subject: These are the usual drugs associated with dysuria, maybe you can catch something that sounds similar.
Drugs associated with Dysuria
Azo-Gesic
Azo-Standard
Azo-Standard
Baridium
Baridium
Eridium
Eridium
Flavoxate
Flavoxate
Flavoxate
Phenazo
Phenazo
Phenazopyridine
Phenazopyridine
Prodium
Pyridiate
Pyridiate
Pyridium
Pyridium
Re-Azo
Urinary Analgesic
Urispas
Urispas
Urispas
Uristat
Urodol
Urogesic
Urogesic
Viridium
Viridium
Good work. I did a similar search and didn't find anything. nm
Subject: Good work. I did a similar search and didn't find anything. nm
And here I've only heard of tree gall disease! Must be similar! :) Will research. nm
Subject: And here I've only heard of tree gall disease! Must be similar! :) Will research. nm
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yes, absence seizures. always sounds like french word (ab sahns or similar pronunciation)
Subject: yes, absence seizures. always sounds like french word (ab sahns or similar pronunciation)
Many drugs sound similar, can u give context of sentence/patient problems? NM
Subject: Many drugs sound similar, can u give context of sentence/patient problems? NM
nm
On a similar note, I copied and pasted a URL/Link & sent with my post, but it was absent from post.
Subject: On a similar note, I copied and pasted a URL/Link & sent with my post, but it was absent from post.
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Help - not an ESL dictator.....sm
Subject: Help - not an ESL dictator.....sm
Anglo mushmouth cardiologist is saying:
This 85-year-old white male was admitted and had a posterior s/l *A to E* resection for rectal carcinoma.
I am not sure he is saying *A to E* and I already googled this to no avail.
TIA for any light anyone can shed on this....really appreciate it...
Dictator says ...
Subject: Dictator says ...
She has a history of being intolerant of an ACE and s/l RHAB. She says it like a word, so it s/l Are ab
I pretty sure it's an abbreviation like ACE, but I can't make out the exact letters to even know what to look up to be sure. TIA!
When a dictator says Cor S1 and S2, how...sm
Subject: When a dictator says Cor S1 and S2, how...sm
should that be typed? Coronary: S1 and S2?
This must be something the dictator often says. sm
Subject: This must be something the dictator often says. sm
Can "preson" be "perfusion?"
"perfusion to tissues?"
"present 2+ pulses?" (awkward)
What are the sentences before and after? Do you have any other PEs from this dictator?
Is this an orthopedic exam or general PE?
Dictator says...
Subject: Dictator says...
CBC showed WBC of fourteen point six thousand.
What is the correct way to type this number?
is the dictator ESL? perhaps not saying N
Subject: is the dictator ESL? perhaps not saying N
You could be right as the dictator is ESL. Thank you. NM
Subject: You could be right as the dictator is ESL. Thank you. NM
two more for same dictator pls sm
Subject: two more for same dictator pls sm
Patient without evidence of a left atrial s/l apinich thrombus.
The patient underwent s/l durakyto cardioversion.
VERY fast talker. Any ideas?
I bet you that you are right though, it is an ESL dictator
Subject: I bet you that you are right though, it is an ESL dictator
and I think he is just flipping through the chart giving me every med she ever had not realizing they are one in the same. I will flag it anyway. You are awesome thank you!
could the dictator be SM
Subject: could the dictator be SM
stumbling over words and saying something like:
First, today I am giving him Vicodin and Skelaxin.
?? Just guessing. Never heard of first aid being used in that way, but I suppose it could be...?
If dictator says
Subject: If dictator says
"blood pressure was in the 140s 150s". How do I type this?
But if the dictator is saying the "A" it has to be
Subject: But if the dictator is saying the "A" it has to be
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Dictator says:
Subject: Dictator says:
Abdomen is nondistended. No 'LKF' felt. Then he says 'BJE', the patient's abduction is normal.
What is LKF or is the acronym something different?
What does BJE stand for? He is clearly saying 'BJE', but I am not sure about 'LKF'. I still would like to know what BJE means. Thanks
Could the dictator be saying "CU" as in sm
Subject: Could the dictator be saying "CU" as in sm
"cystourethroscopy?"
Need quick help with this dictator please
Subject: Need quick help with this dictator please
This doctor just said
"Initial white blood count was elevated at 12.7 thousand."
Do I transcribe it like that, or do I put 12,700?
TIA!
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