Yes - non-insulin-dependent
Posted By: Thank you. nm on 2007-11-28
In Reply to: Patient have diabetes? - desperado
Subject: Yes - non-insulin-dependent
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insulin dependent diabetes mellitus? nm
Subject: insulin dependent diabetes mellitus? nm
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non-insulin-dependent diabetes mellitus
Subject: non-insulin-dependent diabetes mellitus
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insulin requiring and NPH insulin
Subject: insulin requiring and NPH insulin
No, definitely dependent
Subject: No, definitely dependent
trace dependent
Subject: trace dependent
Yes, but without the dash. Trace means "slightly"
dependent rubor......................nm
Subject: dependent rubor......................nm
could it be length dependent
Subject: could it be length dependent
xx
dependent position
Subject: dependent position
hanging down to the side
could demyelinating be in there instead of dependent?
Subject: could demyelinating be in there instead of dependent?
Maybe transient, dependent edema..
could that possibly be dependent rubor? --sm
Subject: could that possibly be dependent rubor? --sm
just a long shot on that one. just a thought.
yes, "trace dependent edema." nm
Subject: yes, "trace dependent edema." nm
xx
can you hear "length" dependent? nm
Subject: can you hear "length" dependent? nm
hemoglobin is lees than 9 or is becoming trans _____________ dependent. Thanks. nm
Subject: hemoglobin is lees than 9 or is becoming trans _____________ dependent. Thanks. nm
nm
s/l 'morinon' dependent end stage heart failure
Subject: s/l 'morinon' dependent end stage heart failure
Patient is here for f/up of his 'norinon' dependent end stage heart failure.
Also lists this medication as a dose of 0.5 mcg/kg per minute. What is it?
catecholamine-dependent end-stage heart failure? nm
Subject: catecholamine-dependent end-stage heart failure? nm
advanced inotrope-dependent end-stage heart failure ? nm
Subject: advanced inotrope-dependent end-stage heart failure ? nm
Motor nerve study with "lace" dependent pattern. see message plz :)
Subject: Motor nerve study with "lace" dependent pattern. see message plz :)
Motor nerve conduction studies were notable for decreased amplitude in both upper and lower extremities in a lace dependent pattern.
Ecchymosis tracking into the s/l dependent areas of the foot and the proximal aspect of the toes. sm
Subject: Ecchymosis tracking into the s/l dependent areas of the foot and the proximal aspect of the toes. sm
Patient fell and twisted his ankle. He has bruising that has tracked down into the distal foot.
insulin help
Subject: insulin help
insulin 70 30 2 injections a day
The doctor dictates this under medication list. I understand that it is 70 units and 30 units..not sure how to transcribe it. Any ideas?
RE: Insulin Help
Subject: RE: Insulin Help
70/30 insulin 2 injections q. daily.
help with insulin
Subject: help with insulin
I don't know if she is stumbling or if this is correct:
Medications: Insulin human, Humulin NPH, Humulin N.
My question is "insulin human"? 
Insulin help.............sm
Subject: Insulin help.............sm
s/l insulin NPH and R 70/30 9 units in the morning.
Does this sound correct? This is a foreign doc. I have not had much experience with insulin dosages.
TIA
An insulin that s/l Lah-vee-nia
Subject: An insulin that s/l Lah-vee-nia
55 units in the morning and 50 units at night.
Insulin (sm)
Subject: Insulin (sm)
Insulin is usually the same concentration here in the US with U-100 insulin being 100 units/mL, so I don't think that it would mean 150 units/3 mL or anything like that. I'm not sure what the dictator is trying to say though. Usually a sliding scale is based on actual blood sugar minus target blood sugar divided by the correction factor. For example, my son's correction factor is 1 unit of insulin per 200 mg/dL over the target blood sugar of 120. If his blood sugar was 400, you would subtract 120 to get 280 and then divide that by 200 to get the total units of insulin, in this case 1.4 units. I know that probably doesn't help much with your report, but maybe it will be useful information for you someday.
Insulin help
Subject: Insulin help
Does anyone know of a site where I could get information regarding dosage for insulin? I have a doctor that dictates the units so quickly that I'm not sure what she wants, i.e., 6 units s/l 60 and 16, 4 sounds like 40, etc. I'm not familiar with insulin dosages and would like to learn. Thanks.
Here's the sentence currently in question if anyone can advise:
We did her A1c a couple of weeds ago and it was 8.1. I had asked her to increase her NovoLog to s/l 4 (or 40) units with breakfast, s/l 4 (or 40) units with lunch, and s/l 6 (or 16) units with supper.
Could it be insulin?
Subject: Could it be insulin?
Is the second one something insulin?
Subject: Is the second one something insulin?
insulin vs. Insulin
Subject: insulin vs. Insulin
My company has started voice recognition and whenever the word "insulin" is used by itself, no brand names or anything it comes in with a capital I - Insulin - I disagree with this and am trying to get the "bosses" to fix it. I think it looks silly -" patient is on Insulin" Anyone agree or disagree. Thanks in advance.
insulin.
Subject: insulin.
nm
Protein S is a vitamin K–dependent anticoagulant protein, thus low levels tend to
Subject: Protein S is a vitamin K–dependent anticoagulant protein, thus low levels tend to
increase the tendency for coagulation/DVT. In this regard, I agree with you.
However, maybe the elevation of protein S at the time of the DVT rules out protein S deficiency as a probable cause of the thrombotic episode. Is there any such implication? The clotting mechanism involves a complex cascade of activation events of numerous factors, and Protein S is just one cofactor for another anticoagulant protein.
Still, it would be wise to flag the doctor and let him put the final word.
insulin via a taunt?
Subject: insulin via a taunt?
CURRENT MEDICATIONS
- Tenoretic 25/12.5 mg one-half tablet b.i.d.
- Cartia XT 300 mg daily.
- Crestor 10 mg daily.
- Humalog insulin (s/l via a taunt)
Any ideas? Is this correct?
aspartamate insulin? ...
Subject: aspartamate insulin? ...
Anyone know if there is such a thing? Sounds like what doc says but can't find it. TIA.
Insulin Pump
Subject: Insulin Pump
Thanks for the help. I listened again and I can definitely hear an "ed" at the end of the word so I don't think that's it.
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.
ephredra insulin?
Anyone heard of this term?
insulin drug help
Subject: insulin drug help
S/L viatapan. Any ideas??
Could she be saying Lantus insulin
Subject: Could she be saying Lantus insulin
and then the numbers are blood sugar numbers and what to do if they are in between those particular numbers, but I think you are missing how many units at 151-206, try to hear 200, 6 units, 201-258, maybe 250 with 8 units and after the 300 give units? but how many? Hope this is not more confusing.
Okay, QA says regular insulin
Subject: Okay, QA says regular insulin
Is this correct? I was taught it the R was capitalized, but maybe things have changed. My Stedman's says Regular, but I know I read in my company newsletter that it was a small R. I don't want to get a critical error. Guess where I work????
TIA!!
Insulin detemir
Subject: Insulin detemir
Regular insulin
Subject: Regular insulin
I've seen regular insulin typed both capitalized (Regular) and small (regular). Anyone know for sure which is correct? Anyone know which one the AAMT prefers? Thanks in advance!
Tammy
Regular insulin
Subject: Regular insulin
Thank you! I didn't think it should be but you never know. I know the brand names like Humulin and Lantus are but it kind of puzzled me to see "regular" capitalized.
s/l bullous insulin?
Subject: s/l bullous insulin?
"She is to cut her (s/l) bullous insulin in half."
How about regular insulin?
Subject: How about regular insulin?
Maybe?
glargine insulin? for 1st one
Subject: glargine insulin? for 1st one
s/l premin insulin
Subject: s/l premin insulin
Dr. states he is changing the patient's insulin to (s/l premin) insulin.
Anyone know what this is? TIA!
insulin meds
Subject: insulin meds
http://diabetes.emedtv.com/diabetes/list-of-diabetic-medication.html
This is a website for lists of medications for diabetes for future use, but I do not find either of the ones you were looking for on there. The insulema sound like it should be insulinoma but that is not a medication. Sorry.
Insulin Syringe
Subject: Insulin Syringe
s/l Dialup syringe? TIA.
Lantus insulin?
Subject: Lantus insulin?
sliding scale insulin? nm
Subject: sliding scale insulin? nm
x
Type of insulin pump
Subject: Type of insulin pump
It s/l the doctor is saying - The patient is using a "self-rate _________ pump." The word in the blank I believe starts with an "n" (possible the word needle). I searched and couldn't find anything. TIA.
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