Try trough level
Posted By: Tami Zajicek on 2006-03-21
In Reply to: "Trof" levels are 18, therapeutic levels are 15. - Orthopedics, wound infection
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Short for a vancomycin trough level. You'll hear a vanco trough often. nm
Subject: Short for a vancomycin trough level. You'll hear a vanco trough often. nm
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Trough level, just like vancomycin trough.
Subject: Trough level, just like vancomycin trough.
trough phosphorus (as in peak and trough etc values) ? nm
Subject: trough phosphorus (as in peak and trough etc values) ? nm
In labs, digoxin level and s/l pernesil level. Don't think I have heard of that before. TIA!
Subject: In labs, digoxin level and s/l pernesil level. Don't think I have heard of that before. TIA!
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okay trying this again. it ate my post s/l multiple level or mobile level spout
Subject: okay trying this again. it ate my post s/l multiple level or mobile level spout
He is listing past surgeries.. first time sounded like mobile level spout in 1960 while in the military.. then it sounded like multiple level spout, anyone have a clue? tia.. Gina
stupid question is it digi level dig level???
Subject: stupid question is it digi level dig level???
sl delpricate level and dench level
Subject: sl delpricate level and dench level
These are tests for a patient will all types of cardiac and pulmonary problems and osteoporosis.
CBC, CMP, TSH, fasting lipid profile, ____ level, magnesium level and ____ level in 1 week.
Sounds like delpricate level and dench level.
Thanks!
Depakote level and dig (digoxin) level.
Subject: Depakote level and dig (digoxin) level.
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trough
Subject: trough
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Could be trough. nm
Subject: Could be trough. nm
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Is it trough??????
Subject: Is it trough??????
trough :-)
Subject: trough :-)
Trough! I don't have a horse! (nm)
Subject: Trough! I don't have a horse! (nm)
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probably 'peak and trough' - -- .sm
Subject: probably 'peak and trough' - -- .sm
means "highest and lowest values."
could be, although trough not usually measured in a ratio (1:512) sm
Subject: could be, although trough not usually measured in a ratio (1:512) sm
trough is usually indicating the amount of a treating medication in the bloodstream and it's measured in mg/L...don't know if that applies here....whereas a cryptococcal titer is measured in a ratio and they look for 1:512 or 1:1024...
S/L pick and trough monitoring.....sm
Subject: S/L pick and trough monitoring.....sm
Patient is on vanco for MRSA.
Thanks for any help!
Oops I meant peak and trough
Subject: Oops I meant peak and trough
dysphagia level 3 vs. level III?
Subject: dysphagia level 3 vs. level III?
Does anyone know the correct way to type this? Thanks!
I think it is level 2
Subject: I think it is level 2
C3, 2-5 level
Subject: C3, 2-5 level
"along with finding system with an intraspinous destruction at C3 2 5 level" Can anyone tell me how to type C3 2 5 level? Thanks!
the L3-4 level?? nm
Subject: the L3-4 level?? nm
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dig level
Subject: dig level
I guess I am a perfectionist, I always expand it.
s/l H level
Subject: s/l H level
"H" level is slightly low at 0.65. TSH is normal at 2.5
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s/l an-ku level
Subject: s/l an-ku level
The patient was also followed by nephrology for his hematuria and also to rule out vasculitis. A complement defiency was noted. s/l ANKU level was ordered.
level IIa
Subject: level IIa
yes, it was cervical nodes. Heard back and level IIa is what i am to use. Thanks, found different ways
I think it's IgG level?!
Subject: I think it's IgG level?!
Mod I level
Subject: Mod I level
Does "mod I level" equate to moderately independent level. Doing a rehab hospital. Thanks!
dig level
Subject: dig level
s/l the level of T8 with hypoesthesias
Subject: s/l the level of T8 with hypoesthesias
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Forget it! He said C3-5 level!
Subject: Forget it! He said C3-5 level!
Sorry about that post! 
lactate gas level
Subject: lactate gas level
Does this make sense?
air-fluid level nm
Subject: air-fluid level nm
dig level is correct - they say it 24/7....nm
Subject: dig level is correct - they say it 24/7....nm
digoxin level...I would think. nm
Subject: digoxin level...I would think. nm
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per the BOS you should label each level - C4-C5 and C5-C6.
Subject: per the BOS you should label each level - C4-C5 and C5-C6.
level of pain
Subject: level of pain
Can you hear average level of pain?
I think it is hGH1 level. nm
Subject: I think it is hGH1 level. nm
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anti-Xa level
Subject: anti-Xa level
...puts her BMI at 29? or BMI level at 29? nm
Subject: ...puts her BMI at 29? or BMI level at 29? nm
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GTTP level?
Subject: GTTP level?
The doctor states the patient's GTTP level was either 46 or 446. It's hard to tell if she made a mistake and stuttered or if it is 446. I have no idea what the average range would be for this (either in the 40's or the 400's). Also, does anyone know what GTTP stands for?
Thanks!
Have always typed dig level. nm
Subject: Have always typed dig level. nm
lamotrigine level
Subject: lamotrigine level
sentence: steady dose of lamotrigine with a recent level of about 5 mg s/l percent (%) ???
level IIa nodes
Subject: level IIa nodes
Need a little help here. Would it be lowercase a level IIa nodes or uppercase level IIA? Needing clarification.
necrotic right level IIa jugulodigastric cervical lymph node
Thank you
Level 2a is what I thought it was
Subject: Level 2a is what I thought it was
Neck lymph nodes, yes?
alcohol level of 108?
the doctor dictates he has an alcohol level of 108 but that makes no sense to me and I can't reference that anywhere. Should I flag it? Thanks.
ferritin level? nm
Subject: ferritin level? nm
There is a CEA test/level used for
Subject: There is a CEA test/level used for
evaluating cancer patients.
Dig level (digoxin)
Subject: Dig level (digoxin)
s/l dij for short
Maybe saying "PCO2 level of" ??
Subject: Maybe saying "PCO2 level of" ??
microorgan level?
Normal complete blood count, blood sugar, hemoglobin A1c, renal profile, liver profile, lipid profile and normal urine microorgan level, normal sedimentation rate. The Carotid Duplex Scan did not show significant stenosis in either of the arteries.
is microorgan level correct?
lactic acid level? nm
Subject: lactic acid level? nm
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