cardiac tele monitor (short for telemetry) nm
Posted By: starzzz on 2008-07-02
In Reply to: cardiac monitor - Diane
Subject: cardiac tele monitor (short for telemetry) nm
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Is this patient in the hospital? Could be - "tele" as in telemetry monitor.
Subject: Is this patient in the hospital? Could be - "tele" as in telemetry monitor.
cardiac monitor
Subject: cardiac monitor
s/l cardia kelly monitor. Can't find it anywhere.
Would use telemetry. Cardiac patients often go there before hitting the regular floors. nm
Subject: Would use telemetry. Cardiac patients often go there before hitting the regular floors. nm
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Is there a cardiac s/l flex monitor? nm
Subject: Is there a cardiac s/l flex monitor? nm
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cardiac evaluation which documented some sleeping episodes of *wankibok* through a Holter monitor.
Subject: cardiac evaluation which documented some sleeping episodes of *wankibok* through a Holter monitor.
patient was admitted to s/l (3) or Tree telemetry - Could it be Triage telemetry?
Subject: patient was admitted to s/l (3) or Tree telemetry - Could it be Triage telemetry?
tele?? plse see msg....
Subject: tele?? plse see msg....
Doc dictates: she had an arrhythmia that led to problems with her blood pressure, which led to problems with her mental status, which led to pulmonary problems, which led to being intubated and she was in the ICU for about a week, four of those days intubated. She was then in tele for another week after that.
Would it be telemetry? This is in a letter and I would rather use the whole form of the word. TIA
tele unit.
Subject: tele unit.
The patient is on a telemetry unit
tele unit
Subject: tele unit
telemetry unit
Guessing, nitro short for nitrofurantoin, and proph short for prophylaxis?.....nm
Subject: Guessing, nitro short for nitrofurantoin, and proph short for prophylaxis?.....nm
nm
telemetry?
Subject: telemetry?
go with Three Telemetry
Subject: go with Three Telemetry
on one of my accounts, Three West is Telemetry....
could it be 3-telemetry?? HELP!
Subject: could it be 3-telemetry?? HELP!
medical-telemetry (nm)
Subject: medical-telemetry (nm)
A patient can be on telemetry as long as
Subject: A patient can be on telemetry as long as
x
planemetry??seems probable. telemetry seems improbable. SM
Subject: planemetry??seems probable. telemetry seems improbable. SM
From the word parts, I imagine that planemetry is measuring the size of the heart and its chambers by taking "still" echos in various planes, then moving the screen markers to define the maximal up-down dimensions and the maximal left-right dimensions.
yeah, in ER full code definitely not telemetry
Subject: yeah, in ER full code definitely not telemetry
patient was admitted to tree?? telemetry
Subject: patient was admitted to tree?? telemetry
Neers monitor???
Subject: Neers monitor???
I've had 2 doctors say this now and don't wanna leave a blank. "Patient will be monitored with pulse oximetry, end-tidal CO2 measurements and (neers?)".
Thanks a bunch!
Toca Monitor??
Subject: Toca Monitor??
This is some type of monitor used in labor and delivery, and it sounds like a Toca or Toka monitor. Cannot find on Google. Please help with the spelling. Thx.
Toca monitor
Subject: Toca monitor
It is clearly said as toca monitor. Would it be correct to transcribe tocamonitor, being all one word? Meter is not in the word.
Did patient have an event monitor?
Subject: Did patient have an event monitor?
If the dictator is talking about a Holter monitor or an event monitor, then you are correct with transmission. When the patient notices an "event", they press a button and this triggers a transmission report.
end titdal CO2 monitor is used after intubation. nm
Subject: end titdal CO2 monitor is used after intubation. nm
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Implantable glucose monitor, maybe? It would
Subject: Implantable glucose monitor, maybe? It would
help to hear it in context-
s/l express-a-vent monitor sm
Subject: s/l express-a-vent monitor sm
patient has atrial fibrillation. Doc states, we will have an AF s/l ++express a vent++ monitor done.
AF Express event monitor
Subject: AF Express event monitor
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Could the board monitor or webmaster PLEASE
Subject: Could the board monitor or webmaster PLEASE
I end up typing the authentication twice almost every time because it's not set to have the cursor automatically go there like the other pages.
And yes, I've emailed about this and gotten no response.
s/l "fival" heart monitor sm.
Subject: s/l "fival" heart monitor sm.
"fival" monitor rhythm looks, at best, to be a fine irregular rhythm that could be compatible with fine V. fib.
nerve integrity monitor (NIM) nm
Subject: nerve integrity monitor (NIM) nm
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Correct. We moderate and monitor the boards. (SM)
Subject: Correct. We moderate and monitor the boards. (SM)
No one contacted anyone - just found this on our own. LOL
Could it be some type of fetal electrode monitor?
Subject: Could it be some type of fetal electrode monitor?
BCBGM-brand name blood glucose monitor NM
Subject: BCBGM-brand name blood glucose monitor NM
Pt on "Mal ex" for her migraines but will monitor for any signs of seratonin syndrome. nm
Subject: Pt on "Mal ex" for her migraines but will monitor for any signs of seratonin syndrome. nm
Okay - could be "vital" - but cannot confirm a vital heart monitor when I google it
Subject: Okay - could be "vital" - but cannot confirm a vital heart monitor when I google it
Could ax be short for
Subject: Could ax be short for
dx is short for diagnosis? Just a thought.
AX short for?
Subject: AX short for?
I'm doing a Review of Records list, and it says Request for AX to refer PT to a "Psych." I was thinking it meant access, but I don't know if that would make sense. Anybody know what AX stands for in this example? Thanks!
P.S. If it's obvious, bear with me, I'm a newbie still. LOL
short example
Subject: short example
All four patients initially underwent surgical excisions of the pilonidal cyst followed by primary closure of the wound and application of a penrose drain. Pre-operative antibiotic treatment followed by a 10-day post-operative antibiotic course was used. Intra-operative identification of the sinus tract was made using a lacrimal probe and methylene blue injection of the sinus tract opening. Closure of the wound was accomplished with a subcutaneous 3-0 vicryl suture followed by a subcuticular 4-0 vicryl reinforced with 3-0 nylon interrupted suture. All procedures were done as same-day surgery. The drain had been pulled on initial follow-up within seven days on all the patients.
don't all of us already do that? short msg
Subject: don't all of us already do that? short msg
Not sure if those "xxx" are actually part of your autocorrect format, or just "for display" only. If I misspell a word even once, I stop right there and fix it. Anyone else? Any other tips?
BP 38/85?! short msg
Subject: BP 38/85?! short msg
Doc clearly says that! I wonder if this doc needs sleep and if he/she will make it out of residency.
Did I say that?
short for repolarization (nm).
Subject: short for repolarization (nm).
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Short cuts. sm
Subject: Short cuts. sm
I doubt you could get all that with one keystroke. I don't have anything with just one key stroke. You could, however, try something like endx that is 4 strokes, but the whole thing would pop out. Here is what I do cad = CAD, cadx = coronary artery disease, and so on.
Short on time right now
Subject: Short on time right now
I am short on time to do a thorough search here.
What I need are links to cancer terminology. Does any onc specialist have a favorite site you could post for me? Mostly looking for drugs and combination therapies, their abbreviations.
Thank you VERY MUCH in advance if you could help me out.
I changed computers since doing specialized cancer and lost my links.
Maybe "mag" is short for
Subject: Maybe "mag" is short for
The Mark II sounds like good advice though. hmmmm, puzzler, you've got there...
sm could also mean short message....nm
Subject: sm could also mean short message....nm
possibly short for
Subject: possibly short for
dexamethasone suppression test?
short for kilocalorie
Subject: short for kilocalorie
repole changes? Is this short
Subject: repole changes? Is this short
for repolarization? TIA
short for fludrocortisone....n/m
Subject: short for fludrocortisone....n/m
x
What is polys short for in a wbc pls
Subject: What is polys short for in a wbc pls
that is where I got that short sample
Subject: that is where I got that short sample
from...I see we think on the same wave length MT50.. =)
short sniff? huh? sm
Subject: short sniff? huh? sm
doc says: patient would benefit from a (s/l)short sniff or TCC prior to discharge.
Ive never heard short sniff before. Anyone?
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