Your Lispro sentence might be "with" her regular..& you usually hear
Posted By: the # of units to be given with all the values, no on 2007-09-07
In Reply to: ESL diabetic dictation and I am LOST. Can you translate how this should look? sm - as
Subject: Your Lispro sentence might be "with" her regular..& you usually hear
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i would go with regular also in view of the overall sentence
Subject: i would go with regular also in view of the overall sentence
Ever hear of a regular "spadolence" followup for breast cancer...?
Subject: Ever hear of a regular "spadolence" followup for breast cancer...?
Heart: Regular rate and rhythm, no murmur, s/l (no extra beat) is hear
Subject: Heart: Regular rate and rhythm, no murmur, s/l (no extra beat) is hear
regular RS might be regular rhythm strip if the doc is old fashioned. nm
Subject: regular RS might be regular rhythm strip if the doc is old fashioned. nm
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Usually hear regularly irregular or irregularly irregular. Regular
Subject: Usually hear regularly irregular or irregularly irregular. Regular
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nevermind - I think she's saying Lispro. nm
Subject: nevermind - I think she's saying Lispro. nm
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Nevermind the Lantus it is lispro. Sorry
Subject: Nevermind the Lantus it is lispro. Sorry
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P.S. I just saw lispro insulin in my drug book. NM
Subject: P.S. I just saw lispro insulin in my drug book. NM
insulin lispro - generic Humalog NM
Subject: insulin lispro - generic Humalog NM
Can I hear it in a sentence?
Subject: Can I hear it in a sentence?
What type of report is it?
Still would like to hear the whole sentence.
Subject: Still would like to hear the whole sentence.
Can you hear anhedonia? A sentence would have been nice (nm)
Subject: Can you hear anhedonia? A sentence would have been nice (nm)
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anybody hear of a zank smear?? see sentence
Subject: anybody hear of a zank smear?? see sentence
He is unfortunately far beyond our being able to do zank smears, IFAs, PCRs, or cultures off of the primary lesions. Should we turn up a herpes type 2 lesions, we will at least broach the issue of hepatitis testing, in addition to HIV testing.
Can you give the whole sentence so that we can hear the word prior to that one?
Subject: Can you give the whole sentence so that we can hear the word prior to that one?
I would leave out the "with". You cannot
Subject: I would leave out the "with". You cannot
have 3 D&Cs with an appendectomy. Think you are making this too hard.
I agree with "with" (see message)
Subject: I agree with "with" (see message)
but now with some productive sputum.
Hey, we have ALL been there. Hang in there...it definitely gets better :-)
how about "with a" widely patent..."
Subject: how about "with a" widely patent..."
How about just "with suction cautery"? nm
Subject: How about just "with suction cautery"? nm
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No comma before the word "with"
Subject: No comma before the word "with"
as it is a conjunction and doesn't need a comma before it.
Maybe substitute "to" with "with" or "of." JMO NM
Subject: Maybe substitute "to" with "with" or "of." JMO NM
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Laparoscopic cholecystectomy "with grams"?
Subject: Laparoscopic cholecystectomy "with grams"?
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Wondering if the "with" sound is "graphy" sm
Subject: Wondering if the "with" sound is "graphy" sm
aortography
Could the doctor be stuttering over "with ease" sm
Subject: Could the doctor be stuttering over "with ease" sm
and then changing his mind?
You added "with" after status, not necessarily
Subject: You added "with" after status, not necessarily
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maybe "with a lauer" might be incised "subareolar"?
Subject: maybe "with a lauer" might be incised "subareolar"?
"with PAI-1 Stage 4G/5G gene heterozygous" nm
Subject: "with PAI-1 Stage 4G/5G gene heterozygous" nm
last part should read "with sensitivities to..." Why do words get cut off at the end of the l
Subject: last part should read "with sensitivities to..." Why do words get cut off at the end of the line?!?
I type in the subject line until I can't type anymore, but always the last few characters get cut off!! You would think that end of the line would be the end of the line, not four or five spaces before the end of the line!!! That is a pet peeve of mine.
Ach, nevermind- could easily change it to "with ballottement of the knee"- Thank you!
Subject: Ach, nevermind- could easily change it to "with ballottement of the knee"- Thank you!
I'm wondering if maybe it is "Gram-negative rods sensitive to" or maybe "with sensitivit
Subject: I'm wondering if maybe it is "Gram-negative rods sensitive to" or maybe "with sensitivities to..."
What does the dictator say immediately following your problem spot?
Probably regular
Subject: Probably regular
since everything else was normal
s/l S1, S2, regular RS
Subject: s/l S1, S2, regular RS
Is that right? One of my infamous ESLs that I always makes me want to pull my hair out! TIA
30 R (regular) and 60 NPH
Subject: 30 R (regular) and 60 NPH
look in your regular dictionary
Subject: look in your regular dictionary
there is a word syncopize, derivative of syncopate, derivative of syncope.
As a regular helper here, thank YOU both!! nm
Subject: As a regular helper here, thank YOU both!! nm
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Need a regular dictationary for this one!
Subject: Need a regular dictationary for this one!
The correct word is "integral". It means "pertaining to an essential part of the whole".
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!!
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. 
How about regular insulin?
Subject: How about regular insulin?
Maybe?
No - he definitely is saying "regularly regular"
Subject: No - he definitely is saying "regularly regular"
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s/l occasional DE regular.
Subject: s/l occasional DE regular.
Vitals: Height 5 foot 2 inches. Weight 334 pounds. Pulse 76 and s/l occasional DE regular. Respiratory rate is about 18 per minute.
TIA!!
That's a regular word, gamut.
Subject: That's a regular word, gamut.
nm
s/l S1, S2, regular. RS lungs: Clear
Subject: s/l S1, S2, regular. RS lungs: Clear
He runs the whole thing together with a heavy accent, so not sure if the RS goes with the S1, S2 or if it is RS lungs. TIA!
Could it be regular heart sounds?
Subject: Could it be regular heart sounds?
alternative to regular placement nm
Subject: alternative to regular placement nm
Just a regular old-fashioned IVP. They rarely do those.
Subject: Just a regular old-fashioned IVP. They rarely do those.
HEART: Regular rate and rhythm, S1 and S2 s/l plus zero?
Subject: HEART: Regular rate and rhythm, S1 and S2 s/l plus zero?
nm
Sounds like - regular haint (?) dilators were used for D&C.
Subject: Sounds like - regular haint (?) dilators were used for D&C.
s/l "kitshocks" with regular insulin coverage
Subject: s/l "kitshocks" with regular insulin coverage
s/l "kitshocks" with regular insulin coverage
Heart: S1, S2 regular. S/l systolic is noted
Subject: Heart: S1, S2 regular. S/l systolic is noted
Or maybe systolic ____ is not heard.
Heart sounds were regular. She has a s/l pector 6 con-vat-um SM
Subject: Heart sounds were regular. She has a s/l pector 6 con-vat-um SM
which is probably somewhat restrictive of pulmonary function.
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