You're welcome - my long-term memory still good
Posted By: Falx...........check it out.....*S on 2006-05-26
In Reply to: It is definitely falx! Thanks. That was driving me crazy! - Liz
Subject: You're welcome - my long-term memory still good
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on a short term memory test do they say
Subject: on a short term memory test do they say
recall 2 out of 3 s/l Pad?? objects after 5 mintues
Just guessing, "some problems" with short-term memory?
Subject: Just guessing, "some problems" with short-term memory?
Just for the heck of it, can you hear "lapses in short-term memory"?
Subject: Just for the heck of it, can you hear "lapses in short-term memory"?
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Patient is oriented to time, person and place with good *respondent* memory. Does this make sense?
Subject: Patient is oriented to time, person and place with good *respondent* memory. Does this make sense?
long-term illness.. sm
Subject: long-term illness.. sm
or: illness is long term, without dash... never used longterm... hope this helps
Perforomist is used for long-term treatment of asthma.
Subject: Perforomist is used for long-term treatment of asthma.
Thanks....stupid ASR. Been correcting that term for so long I was doubting myself.
Subject: Thanks....stupid ASR. Been correcting that term for so long I was doubting myself.
Thought maybe I was out of the ordinary in typing S1, S2 as it ALWAYS comes up S1-S2. Stupid fricken ASR, grumble, grumble, grumble.
gaze-evoked? Long time since ENG but remember that term. nm
Subject: gaze-evoked? Long time since ENG but remember that term. nm
Could it possibly be LTAC..for long term acute care? nm
Subject: Could it possibly be LTAC..for long term acute care? nm
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No, not saying that, but it's good to know. I've done radiology too long. Thanks!
Subject: No, not saying that, but it's good to know. I've done radiology too long. Thanks!
Randomized Evaluation of Long-Term Anticoagulant Therapy (RELY)
Subject: Randomized Evaluation of Long-Term Anticoagulant Therapy (RELY)
Fat accumulation on back of the neck can be caused by long-term steroid use.
Subject: Fat accumulation on back of the neck can be caused by long-term steroid use.
You are most welcome. I learned a long time ago to become a good transcriptionist not only
Subject: You are most welcome. I learned a long time ago to become a good transcriptionist not only
do you need to know how to spell it, but also learn what it is that you are typing (and save yourself the embarassment of having one of your reports make the "laughing rounds" at the hospital or company that you're working for). :>)
In Review of systems: Hem/Lymph: Has long-term bruising, no s/l atreemia, noncontributory. nm
Subject: In Review of systems: Hem/Lymph: Has long-term bruising, no s/l atreemia, noncontributory. nm
RELY study program is Randomized Evaluation of Long term anticoagulant
Subject: RELY study program is Randomized Evaluation of Long term anticoagulant
You're welcome, sorry that took so long.
Subject: You're welcome, sorry that took so long.
Should be You're welcome. Long night.
Subject: Should be You're welcome. Long night.
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Careful, Jeeves is not a good website for Med term
Subject: Careful, Jeeves is not a good website for Med term
there are very few REALLY RELIABLE medical websites for this, NIH comes to mind, medilexicon, even onelook.com but jeeves? Ask Jeeves? No way......I'd trust google (which I do not) before I'd trust Ask Jeeves.
JMHO.....
Curious as to why you're assuming the term is sm
Subject: Curious as to why you're assuming the term is sm
an orthopedic surgery when it's part of the past MEDICAL history? Please provide your clues so we can help you.
wow you're good! nm
Subject: wow you're good! nm
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Wow, you're good
Subject: Wow, you're good
Thank you so much for your help.
Wow you're good! Thanks.
Subject: Wow you're good! Thanks.
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wow! thanks! you're good. Thanks (nm)
Subject: wow! thanks! you're good. Thanks (nm)
Wow, you're good.
Subject: Wow, you're good.
I never would have gotten that out of what I heard. Thanks so much.
You're good!
Subject: You're good!
I didn't even know where to start on that one.
You're getting some very good advice here. sm
Subject: You're getting some very good advice here. sm
I've been using PRD for years and it allows me to use symbols as part of the shortcuts which really helps a lot. Because there can be the same abbreviation for different phrases, I will add a single hyphen for cardio, 2 hyphens for ortho, etc. Also, if the phrase needs to be hyphenated to precede a noun, such as in "up-to-date information," the short form here for a hyphenated "up to date" would be "-utd." When it doesn't need to be hyphenated, it would be "utd." This comes in handy for the phrase "too numerous to count." (You get the idea.)
This is really a personalized thing. My short forms may be a mystery for another MT.
For personal names that crop up a lot that I don't want to type out each time, I'll use the last name with either a hyphen after it or a "1." For instance, "George Washington, MD," I'd use "wash1." For "George Washington, PA-C" I'd use wash-.
Your "rrr" also could be "r3." My "alert and oriented x3" is "ao3."
Whatever floats your boat! Have fun!
You're welcome. Have a good evening.
Subject: You're welcome. Have a good evening.
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wow...you're quick and good. thank you.
Subject: wow...you're quick and good. thank you.
you're welcome - GOOD IDEA - QA it...nm
Subject: you're welcome - GOOD IDEA - QA it...nm
Good morning and you're welcome!
Subject: Good morning and you're welcome!
Good morning and you're welcome.
Subject: Good morning and you're welcome.
You're welcome. Have a good weekend!
Subject: You're welcome. Have a good weekend!
Good morning and you're welcome.
Subject: Good morning and you're welcome.
Good morning and you're welcome.
Subject: Good morning and you're welcome.
You're welcome and good luck!
Subject: You're welcome and good luck!
Not good, just ancient, and you're welcome.
Subject: Not good, just ancient, and you're welcome.
Good morning and you're welcome...
Subject: Good morning and you're welcome...
Ignore that. At least you're good at hearing what is being said.
Subject: Ignore that. At least you're good at hearing what is being said.
You'll get there. You got the phonetics on that one.
You're welcome. Always a good idea to get another opinion. nm
Subject: You're welcome. Always a good idea to get another opinion. nm
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You're Welcome! Good luck to your friend : - ) nm
Subject: You're Welcome! Good luck to your friend : - ) nm
Yes! You're good. Now it is quite clear but I could not figure that out myself. Thanks!!
Subject: Yes! You're good. Now it is quite clear but I could not figure that out myself. Thanks!!
awwww thanks Jai - was long long ago *hugs*....nm
Subject: awwww thanks Jai - was long long ago *hugs*....nm
memory drugs
Subject: memory drugs
Hello! I need some help for a foreign acquaintance of mine. He's from the Ukraine, or thereabouts, and has been having memory problems. His doctor discussed some meds with him, but he can't remember what they were, and now he's too embarassed to ask about them again!!?? I told him I'd see if we could get a list together, in the hopes that one (or more) of them would jump off the page at him, and he'd remember what he and his Dr. discussed. Help me! 
Thank you, now all I have to do is commit that to memory...lol, Thanks again (nm)
Subject: Thank you, now all I have to do is commit that to memory...lol, Thanks again (nm)
Come on - not memory foam
Subject: Come on - not memory foam
Nothing comes to mind for the memory portion, but the foam is more than likely "from" edema, don't you think.
No, it is not about memory problem.
Subject: No, it is not about memory problem.
This has to do with problem eating, but thanks anyway, and it is very clear he is saying "pneumestic" or "numestic", etc. I even tried plugging in a word ending in "mastic" having to do with chewing, but no luck.
drug for memory?
Subject: drug for memory?
The patient was electrocuted and takes this for memory...sounds like "namotin" or "nanotin"....???
Help!
Indirect memory
Subject: Indirect memory
Respondent memory is right.
Subject: Respondent memory is right.
A respondent is defined as "one who responds."
If it's truly that and not say 9.7, then give it to them. They may just be stating it from memory
Subject: If it's truly that and not say 9.7, then give it to them. They may just be stating it from memory
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help refresh my memory...C.diff...
Subject: help refresh my memory...C.diff...
How do you spell the word that is the "C" in C. difficile? He's pronouncing it but I can't find it, I'm drawing a blank here....
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