There is factor IX complex (human). Brand name Bebulin according to QLDB
Posted By: just me on 2009-04-03
In Reply to: Patient with Factor IX deficiency, taking s/l factor. I found Factrel but can't find anything sm - drug help
Subject: There is factor IX complex (human). Brand name Bebulin according to QLDB
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Patient with Factor IX deficiency, taking s/l factor. I found Factrel but can't find anything sm
Subject: Patient with Factor IX deficiency, taking s/l factor. I found Factrel but can't find anything sm
definite if this drug is taken for Factor IX deficiency. Any help would be great.
could it be dorsovenous complex??? also says deep dorsovenous complex?? about 4 blanks here
Subject: could it be dorsovenous complex??? also says deep dorsovenous complex?? about 4 blanks here
S/l he may be combining...here's what QLDB has...
Subject: S/l he may be combining...here's what QLDB has...
oxycodone --
Synonyms
dihydrohydroxycodeinone
oxycodone hydrochloride
What is it for? The QLDB has K-Lor for hypokalemia?
Subject: What is it for? The QLDB has K-Lor for hypokalemia?
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Exactly how I find it in QLDB
Subject: Exactly how I find it in QLDB
I always use the Quick Look Drug Book. It tells you if the drug is a brand name or generic. If it is a generic drug such as verapamil, they will list all of the brand names it goes by. If none of them are what the dictator is staying (i.e. verapamil SR) I would simply transcribe it as dictated "verapamil SR" the pharmacist will know that the SR is for sustained release.
I don't know if I've answered all your questions. If not, feel free to reply and I'll try to do a better job :-)
Metoclofen nausea suppositories per QLDB,,,,,,nm
Subject: Metoclofen nausea suppositories per QLDB,,,,,,nm
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Is your client in Canada? QLDB shows Nu-Ibuprofen and other
Subject: Is your client in Canada? QLDB shows Nu-Ibuprofen and other
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QLDB shows acetylcysteine is used for acetaminophen poisoning.
Subject: QLDB shows acetylcysteine is used for acetaminophen poisoning.
Thank - couldn't find anywhere (spelled many ways) including QLDB.
Subject: Thank - couldn't find anywhere (spelled many ways) including QLDB.
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as no HUMAN name is before it...sm
Subject: as no HUMAN name is before it...sm
the original poster said something like "pt to be seen by cardiology and infectious disease departments" -
These are not proper nouns/names..........it would only be a proper noun/name if the hospital name precedes it.....i.e., St. Mary's Dept of Cardiology and/or St. Mary's Infectious Disease Department, or a name like....John Doe's Dept of Cardiology etc., etc.
Unless, of course, your client wants these things capitalized...but even if your client wants them capitalized, without a proper name preceding the departments, your client would be incorrect, but again one gives the client(s) what they want.
Possibly Luxiq from QLDB...topical agent for inflammatory dermatoses..nm
Subject: Possibly Luxiq from QLDB...topical agent for inflammatory dermatoses..nm
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human insulin. see def. sm
Subject: human insulin. see def. sm
human insulin
a protein that has the normal structure of insulin produced by the human pancreas, prepared by recombinant DNA techniques and by semisynthetic processes.
HIg (human immunoglobulin)
Subject: HIg (human immunoglobulin)
Human neutrophil elastase nm
Subject: Human neutrophil elastase nm
nm
HGH or human growth hormone? nm
Subject: HGH or human growth hormone? nm
.
Would use human papilloma virus DNA
Subject: Would use human papilloma virus DNA
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Another one, human antiKEMERIC?? antibody
Subject: Another one, human antiKEMERIC?? antibody
During that period, we did human antiKEMERIC? antibody against Remicade.
Since Humulin is human insulin, I, too, wonder if she corrected herself. nm
Subject: Since Humulin is human insulin, I, too, wonder if she corrected herself. nm
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Serostim® -- human growth hormone. see ref.
Subject: Serostim® -- human growth hormone. see ref.
Welcome to Serostim
Serostim® is the only growth hormone approved by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration for the treatment of AIDS wasting or cachexia. ...
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Human papilloma virus/EAIN1?
Subject: Human papilloma virus/EAIN1?
History of human papilloma virus/__________.
Sounds very clearly like EAIN1. E-A-I-N-1. How is this typed?
Thanks!
I found HSA (human serum antibody) and HLA-B nm
Subject: I found HSA (human serum antibody) and HLA-B nm
nm
HPV is human papillovirus which was positive. Pap smear negative.
Subject: HPV is human papillovirus which was positive. Pap smear negative.
basic human anatomy (thumb has "opponens" musculature) sm
Subject: basic human anatomy (thumb has "opponens" musculature) sm
Opposition is the movement whereby the palmar aspect of the thumb touches the palmar aspect of another finger of the same hand. (When the contact is not by their palmar aspects, the movement is merely apposition.) The converse of opposition is reposition. These movements occur at all the joints of the thumb, although opposition takes place mainly at the carpometacarpal joint.(source--Dartmouth.edu)
http://www.dartmouth.edu/~humananatomy/part_2/chapter_11.html
The only thing I found was human neutrophil elastase. There are several articles on this
Subject: The only thing I found was human neutrophil elastase. There are several articles on this
and aneurysms on google.
but how do you know they always use the brand name? it might be a generic brand they are using... n
Subject: but how do you know they always use the brand name? it might be a generic brand they are using... nm
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Ro may be rho as in rho factor (??) nm
Subject: Ro may be rho as in rho factor (??) nm
Rheumatoid Factor 1-4
His rheumatoid factor was mildly positive at 1-4
I am not sure about the 1-4 part of this. I have done some research but cannot figure it out. Is is 1:4 or is I-IV.
Please help!
Factor V Lieden
Subject: Factor V Lieden
I think it is factor V Leiden
How about Factor 1, can you hear that?
Subject: How about Factor 1, can you hear that?
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Could he be saying serum factor? nm
Subject: Could he be saying serum factor? nm
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Rheumatoid factor
Subject: Rheumatoid factor
S/L ANA or ENA rheumatoid factor and S/L sed rate today. Thanks in advance.
There is a Factor 4G therapy?
Subject: There is a Factor 4G therapy?
Urisk factor?
Subject: Urisk factor?
Urine study?
Urisk profile shows a total volume of 1.8 liters with increased risk factors being a urine sodium of 192 millimoles per day . . . . .
Ur-Risk? Anyone ever heard of it?
Factor V Leiden
Subject: Factor V Leiden
Only found Factor Xa... sorry
Subject: Only found Factor Xa... sorry
Not sure about your ??, but should be factor VIII, :)
Subject: Not sure about your ??, but should be factor VIII, :)
Factor 12 C assay?
Subject: Factor 12 C assay?
Patient was found to have a prolonged APTT on routine preop labs prior to tonsillectomy. Next they checked her s/l Factor 12 C assay.
factor 12 deficiency??
Subject: factor 12 deficiency??
There is a Factor XII assay.
Subject: There is a Factor XII assay.
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Rh Factor...see link
Subject: Rh Factor...see link
It is Rh factor and there are many different bypes. I am enclosing a link that will take you to a listing of different types.
http://medical-dictionary.thefreedictionary.com/Rh+factor
factor not capitalized
Subject: factor not capitalized
Med s/l zygus for factor V Leiden...
Subject: Med s/l zygus for factor V Leiden...
The patient has had her (s/l zygus)______ for factor V Leiden.
TIA
could it be heterozygous factor V Leiden?
Subject: could it be heterozygous factor V Leiden?
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Factor V (five) Leiden deficiency? nm
Subject: Factor V (five) Leiden deficiency? nm
antifactor 10 or anti-factor Xa?
Subject: antifactor 10 or anti-factor Xa?
How do you write antifactor 10? talking about Lovenox and checking this test.
Factor V Leyden or Leiden?
Subject: Factor V Leyden or Leiden?
and should it be capitalized or not?
How to type Factor X(10) AA level?
Subject: How to type Factor X(10) AA level?
Does anybody know how to type a Factor X (or 10) AA level?
More details would help, but maybe a factor V Leiden effect? nm
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2. History of factor V Gluten deficiency
Subject: 2. History of factor V Gluten deficiency
Plager I growth factor injection? nm
Subject: Plager I growth factor injection? nm
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says the Von Willebrand factor antigen is normal however
Subject: says the Von Willebrand factor antigen is normal however
the s/l Multoomers <spelled phonetically..... are still pending
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