These are the usual drugs associated with dysuria, maybe you can catch something that sounds similar
Posted By: MT50 on 2007-12-11
In Reply to: Med help please - Lynn
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
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Please provide more context! So many drugs sound similar! nm
Subject: Please provide more context! So many drugs sound similar! nm
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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
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appear in the review of systems. This might be throwing you off track.
I hate to guess on drugs, but sounds like Mobic
Subject: I hate to guess on drugs, but sounds like Mobic
Here's what QuickLook has to say 'bout it:
U.S./Canadian Brand Names
Mobic®
Therapeutic Category
- Nonsteroidal Anti-inflammatory Drug (NSAID)
UseRelief of signs and symptoms of osteoarthritis
Usual DosageAdult: Oral: Initial: 7.5 mg once daily; some patients may receive additional benefit from an increased dose of 15 mg once daily
Dosage FormsTablet: 7.5 mg, 15 mg
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has a catch? please help, tia
Subject: has a catch? please help, tia
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Maybe it will catch on!
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I had to laugh at that one. I like the idea of a single one being called a support "ho"
This is correct but there is a catch..
Subject: This is correct but there is a catch..
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cannot catch this one either...doc with accent
Subject: cannot catch this one either...doc with accent
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catch, click? nm
Subject: catch, click? nm
oh thank you!! He says this A LOT and I could never catch the word. nm
Subject: oh thank you!! He says this A LOT and I could never catch the word. nm
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Awesome catch-
Subject: Awesome catch-
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spellcheckers dont catch everything;...
Subject: spellcheckers dont catch everything;...
go ahead and add it in
that's right catch it, check it, change it
Subject: that's right catch it, check it, change it
nm
silly me catch/patch
Subject: silly me catch/patch
I just realized you asked about CATCH, NOT PATCH!
It's just one of those days!
Anyway, you couldn't pay me enough to have another blood patch, much less 3!
Oops!
I can't catch a "J" sound. It's at the beginning
Subject: I can't catch a "J" sound. It's at the beginning
That's what I thought at first.... I'll try listening again. I wish these docs would sometimes give a medical history.
Thank you!! :)
I really don't think it's the usual stuff, but thanks.
Subject: I really don't think it's the usual stuff, but thanks.
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Way to go Tx1 You're right on as usual.
Subject: Way to go Tx1 You're right on as usual.
thanks for all ur help =] ur awesome as usual
Subject: thanks for all ur help =] ur awesome as usual
Yep, sure is, thanks! As usual, I owe you one - or 2 this time! NM
Subject: Yep, sure is, thanks! As usual, I owe you one - or 2 this time! NM
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Subject: The usual drug name is
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Subject: thanks! I'm auditing... didn't catch it! whew! nm
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Subject: wow! didn't catch that until you wrote, Debra. thanks much - corrected it. - n/m
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Subject: How about FAIRLY PROMINENT FACET CHANGES (GOOD CATCH!)? nm
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