discharge medications
Posted By: still going crazy on 2007-08-21
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Subject: discharge medications
When this doctor is dictating the discharge medications it sounds like she is saying Claritin 10 mg 2 PEG once a day. The patient is on PEG tube. Could that be it? Never heard that before.
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Under discharge medications, the doc says:
Subject: Under discharge medications, the doc says:
Nutritional supplement L shakes b.i.d.
it is part of discharge medications ....
Subject: it is part of discharge medications ....
but also in discharge summary under hospital course he mentions, "All his home inhalers including his s/l spidy one albuterol was continued." I haven't got a clue on this. Thanks.
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Subject: discharge
They eyes have discharge bilaterally. (secretions etc)
discharge
Subject: discharge
DISCHARGE DIAGNOSES:
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2. PAS.
3. HD with recent stints.
4. GI bleed, post stint.
discharge med.
Subject: discharge med.
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Preemie discharge
Subject: Preemie discharge
S/l the doc is saying that the baby was fed initially with 22-kilocavity fortified breast milk fortified with NuSure Powder
I can't verify the italic words???? Anyone?
Discharge summary
Subject: Discharge summary
A diagnosis of pneumomediastinum, presumed from catheter placement, was made. An x-ray showed air under the (high , five, thigh) diaphragm. I can't make out what he's saying here, but those are the words it sounds like he's saying. Thanks.
A discharge summary. Thank you
Subject: A discharge summary. Thank you
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HPs, Consults, Ops and Discharge
Subject: HPs, Consults, Ops and Discharge
Summaries. Is that what you are looking for?
discharge summary
Subject: discharge summary
pt. had cardiac cath
Condition upon discharge: Stable, up and walking without <bike line> complications.
Help please, very hard to understand ESL
discharge summary help
Subject: discharge summary help
Patient is a 46-year-old white female with past medical history significant for motor vehicle accident in 1976 with closed head injury profound mental retardation. Since then *** feedings at home. Started to have diarrhea a week prior to her admission S/L "onfactive" feedings at home any suggestions? thanks so much!!!
is this an OP or a discharge summary or what?
Subject: is this an OP or a discharge summary or what?
it is a discharge summary
Subject: it is a discharge summary
discharge, drainage, or pus IMO nm
Subject: discharge, drainage, or pus IMO nm
x
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Subject: discharge summary
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Yes, it's discharge diagnoses-First
Subject: Yes, it's discharge diagnoses-First
one is enterobacter septicemia due to line infection.
Not sure. In the discharge meds. PT has
Subject: Not sure. In the discharge meds. PT has
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2. Oral thrush.
3. Congestive heart failure exacerbation.
4. Mastoiditis.
5. Bilateral upper lobe pneumonia. Rule out tuberculosis.
6. HIV/AIDS.
7. Urinary tract infection.
MSIR discharge RX
Subject: MSIR discharge RX
He lists it as one of her current (discharge) meds--go figure. I certainly appreciate the help.
Seems odd to me...
discharge summary
Subject: discharge summary
I am working on a Discharge Summary and in the medication list "folic 12.5 one p.o. b.i.d." is listed. (This is a male pt.) I can't find 12.5 as a dosage available anywhere and also, isn't "folic" as in folic acid usually for women? the diagnoses are.... chf, cellulitis, cardiomyopathy and morbid obesity. I don't see what "folic" would be prescribed for. Any ideas? Thanks, this is driving me crazy!
discharge medication
Subject: discharge medication
I cannot find reference to this medication anywhere, but it sounds like "quinopen 30.5 mg p.o. nightly."
Any ideas?
discharge summary
Subject: discharge summary
I cannot make out this word at all. Any suggestions?
On admission his INR and PTT were both elevated and his hemoglobin and hematocrit were 12.9 and 38.1. We applied pressure dressingand gave 4 units of plasma. We then gave subcutaneous Vitamin K. The bleeding has stopped and we have *bal ized tip* and are sending him home on outpatient dialysis.
discharge summary
Subject: discharge summary
stabilized him?
discharge summary help
Subject: discharge summary help
does this sound right?
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Discharge status
Subject: Discharge status
Psychiatric discharge summary: Sounds like OPT NSD 'discharge'.
He's probably saying suppuration or discharge of pus from the ear.
Subject: He's probably saying suppuration or discharge of pus from the ear.
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Discharge Summary?
Subject: Discharge Summary?
I'm practicing an assignment for my class and I figured this was the best place to post a question about it.
I know that it's a discharge summary but I'm completely stumped as to the layout. It doesn't seem to fit the layouts in my books so I don't know what I should do. I don't want to get a bad grade on the assignment and would love to get the format right the first time.
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Nipple discharge/Ductogram
Subject: Nipple discharge/Ductogram
30-gauge cellographic cannula. Anyone heard of this?
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Sorry, no. It was just listed on the discharge meds; sm
Subject: Sorry, no. It was just listed on the discharge meds; sm
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It's a list of discharge diagnoses...
Subject: It's a list of discharge diagnoses...
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part of discharge diagnoes... sm
Subject: part of discharge diagnoes... sm
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HELP! Kolophonic discharge?? (sinusitis)
Subject: HELP! Kolophonic discharge?? (sinusitis)
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ophthalmology-discharge report...
Subject: ophthalmology-discharge report...
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Subject: leukorrhea is vaginal discharge though
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word help please discharge summary
Subject: word help please discharge summary
Patient had more than 100,000 colonies of Gram-negative lactose negative rod **. at the end it sounds like sensitive see through. can that be right? thanks
The patient has no discharge, drainage, or pus.
Subject: The patient has no discharge, drainage, or pus.
Discharge Summary Abbreviations
Subject: Discharge Summary Abbreviations
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On discharge note after bariatric
Subject: On discharge note after bariatric
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I would put "nasal or oral discharge..."
Subject: I would put "nasal or oral discharge..."
Psych Discharge Summary
Subject: Psych Discharge Summary
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Psych Discharge Summary
Subject: Psych Discharge Summary
Thank you, thank you, thank you. I feel so braindead sometimes. It's like I just can't understand one more word.
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Subject: DISCHARGE DIET: 2 peas???
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Subject: suppuration = formation or discharge of pus
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Subject: ?Through ostometer? has been more liquid discharge.
NA
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Subject: help please - medications
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Subject: 2 medications
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