but i gave the actual manufacturers website
Posted By: sm on 2006-01-04
In Reply to: We both have refs for it! Here's 2 more for - Busy MT'ing
Subject: but i gave the actual manufacturers website
so who is correct? :-P
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sorry gave you wrong 1...the actual
Subject: sorry gave you wrong 1...the actual
chlorambucil....
Hi, I was wondering the website for labsonline. I typed it, a foto website came up thanks
Subject: Hi, I was wondering the website for labsonline. I typed it, a foto website came up thanks
yes - actual - sm
Subject: yes - actual - sm
They do actual and predicted. Here is an example from my template (that doesn't seem to want to format here):
PRE-BRONCH POST BRONCH
Pred Actual %Pred Actual %Pred %Change
LUNG MECHANICS
FVC (L) _ _ _% _% _% _%
FEV1 (L) _ _ _% _ _% _%
FEV1/FVC (%) _% _% _%
I don't think so. I think this is an actual name of a procedure.
Subject: I don't think so. I think this is an actual name of a procedure.
Is there an actual Florinex? sm
Subject: Is there an actual Florinex? sm
I do find a small blurb on google about Florinex, but 0.1 mg, not 1 mg as dictated....doc definitely saying Florinex.
No, here is the actual sentence..
Subject: No, here is the actual sentence..
The patient has also been noticing *soup-ons* of short-term memory, but this may be secondary to the increased stress she has had in the last month.
Thank you both for your suggestions, but soup-on is exactly what it sounds like.
the actual context, if you have any, might help
Subject: the actual context, if you have any, might help
Actual statement is: patient had an IVC ___ placed.
Subject: Actual statement is: patient had an IVC ___ placed.
NM
actual and distractive force?
Subject: actual and distractive force?
s/l Actual and distractive force across the MCP joint seem to accentuate pain and discomfort.
Does this make sense?
I really think docs should use actual words sm
Subject: I really think docs should use actual words sm
Not these made up silly things. I had doctor who said clunky cough, yicky sputum, goopy eyes and goopy nose...and ackME for acne...gwyahnephrine for guaifenesin...metroprolol for metoprolol and the list went on. She was such a good doctor, born in the USA and still had command of the English language that was sadly lacking.
lactonase is the actual enzyme but not something you can buy as far as I know.
Subject: lactonase is the actual enzyme but not something you can buy as far as I know.
Ah, should have looked in an actual book
Subject: Ah, should have looked in an actual book
because my HPI Radiology book does list it as over-read, and even puts the explanation of (noun) after it to help us out.
Spelled as an abbrev. or as actual word?
Subject: Spelled as an abbrev. or as actual word?
Quotations should include ONLY the actual words sm
Subject: Quotations should include ONLY the actual words sm
lifted directly from the study/exam/whatever.
Need actual sentence stating the type of cup.
Subject: Need actual sentence stating the type of cup.
Is facetogenic an actual word? I can't verify anywhere. nm
Subject: Is facetogenic an actual word? I can't verify anywhere. nm
..
Yep actual being the mobility and distractive being the resistance
Subject: Yep actual being the mobility and distractive being the resistance
Verapamil SA is the actual drug (I believe it is sinoatrial)
Subject: Verapamil SA is the actual drug (I believe it is sinoatrial)
i wish we could post the actual sound clips...
Subject: i wish we could post the actual sound clips...
it could be pre-placed or 8-French, but I just cannot be sure. arg - I HATE flagging stuff for QA. It's better than guessing and being wrong, though. Thanks so much, you guys!!!
Is there any actual cutting done or is it some kind of liposuction procedure? nm
Subject: Is there any actual cutting done or is it some kind of liposuction procedure? nm
s
onelook.com shows defervesce as an actual term. nm
Subject: onelook.com shows defervesce as an actual term. nm
s
My opinion: The actual name of the medication is Humulin 70/30 so the slash would be appropriate
Subject: My opinion: The actual name of the medication is Humulin 70/30 so the slash would be appropriate
oops cannot find an actual report, hope someon else can help....
Subject: oops cannot find an actual report, hope someon else can help....
Apparently blephar(o) is pertaining to the eyelids, the actual eyelid is palpebra
Subject: Apparently blephar(o) is pertaining to the eyelids, the actual eyelid is palpebra
The actual Latin conversion for q.h.s. is every hour of sleep, but I go by the client profile for th
Subject: The actual Latin conversion for q.h.s. is every hour of sleep, but I go by the client profile for the facility that I transcribe, some want at bedtime, some do not clarify, some want at hour of sleep.
Thanks you two...gave up on this one :(
Subject: Thanks you two...gave up on this one :(
nm
What you gave was what I was looking for...
Subject: What you gave was what I was looking for...
... he dictated that upon examination of the incision site there was no ____. I gave the wrong definition , but you gave me the right word. Thanks again!
I gave up...
Subject: I gave up...
No Suboxone either. What a horrid report. Thank you so much for trying to help. Maybe I can just get nailed by QA again. I got critical feedback for misspelling a word that does not even exist yesterday. The doc said it, I spelled it and put a hyphen in between "dis" and the rest of the word, and QA wanted no hyphen. I can't do ANYTHING right of late (very long story including the mtquestions situation).
Thanks again for trying, though!!
There is an actual company that makes Fashion Slings so you can have a "designer-type" sling,
Subject: There is an actual company that makes Fashion Slings so you can have a "designer-type" sling, but I cannot image that is what this doc is talking about !! One never knows...
It would help if you gave a little more information
Subject: It would help if you gave a little more information
:
I have tried and tried - if they gave him Suboxone - I
Subject: I have tried and tried - if they gave him Suboxone - I
was trying to make it into Narcan or naloxone - I have the most trouble with Asians because they emphasize the wrong syllable and the consonants are totally blurred. I almost called my daughter - who is a pharmacist.
Ha! I hate it so much I gave away the
Subject: Ha! I hate it so much I gave away the
only psych reference book I had. It was the old Stedman's one that had psych and neuro mixed together. HATED that book, LOL.
Not only is psych boring, but a lot of it is actually drug rehab, and those patients' problems are 95% self-inflicted out of pure foolishness.
That is what they gave me to dry my milk.
Subject: That is what they gave me to dry my milk.
its not a psych drug.
You gave a really good s/l. nm
Subject: You gave a really good s/l. nm
nm
I gave him Permacath, but still if anyone
Subject: I gave him Permacath, but still if anyone
out there can clear this up, I would greatly appreciate it. I have used Permacath and PermCath on many occasions and not sure which is right anymore.
That's the answer I already gave, though.
Subject: That's the answer I already gave, though.
Thanks...I gave her a blank...
Subject: Thanks...I gave her a blank...
She was clearly saying "saline walked" rather than saline washed or locked. I think she was distracted (dictating at 3 a.m.) and just threw a wrong word in there, so I left her a blank.
Thanks so much for your help!!!
Yes it was and I could hear it clearly since you gave me the word!
Subject: Yes it was and I could hear it clearly since you gave me the word!
the definition you gave is correct (sm)
Subject: the definition you gave is correct (sm)
i wondered how you got the incorrect spelling to go with it. must be google huh? that is a good example of google being incorrect. it finds all kinds of things, even wrong ones.
but a good definition!!! 
my pea gave out on me very early today LOL
Subject: my pea gave out on me very early today LOL
ewww yeah I bet that wasn't a whole lot of fun lol
If he already gave you a couple, then it would be 'all other...' nm
Subject: If he already gave you a couple, then it would be 'all other...' nm
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I have a 'normal' the hospital gave to me...
Subject: I have a 'normal' the hospital gave to me...
for cataract surgery and it has super-sharp blade in it. ...don't know if that helps ya or not. 
wait - you just gave the answer...
Subject: wait - you just gave the answer...
palpable peripheral edema - when you said *pulp* I realized they sometimes use *palp* - as in palpable (but usually they say *palp* in regards to blood pressure)
Think maybe it's palpable peripheral edema?
I bet that was it. Not familiar at all, I gave up and blanked it.
Subject: I bet that was it. Not familiar at all, I gave up and blanked it.
I agree with the explanation rc gave.
Subject: I agree with the explanation rc gave.
I have never seen L5-S1 expanded. However, the MTSOs that we use ask us to clarify format questions every now and then. I would have to say ask for clarification.
well, you gave such a good clue
Subject: well, you gave such a good clue
sometimes we over-think things, huh? i really love this board to get other's opinions and help -- be lost without it....
you gave a really good clue
Subject: you gave a really good clue
i hate those the most --- the names of all of those bacteria. then, the docs ramble them off like nothin... makes me crazier.... have a good night!!
since you gave NO relating information a guess might be
Subject: since you gave NO relating information a guess might be
x
No problem . . . though I gave a verbatim response.
Subject: No problem . . . though I gave a verbatim response.
xx
But he gave a good hint. It sounds like
Subject: But he gave a good hint. It sounds like
he's saying there is no evidence for anything like scleroderma beyond Raynaud's (because you can have Raynaud's without or with scleroderma).
So Raynaud's makes perfect sense.
doc gave it singular but it sounds so wrong...TY though!
Subject: doc gave it singular but it sounds so wrong...TY though!
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