he did eyes earlier - got excited for a minute
Posted By: mdlfcrs on 2007-12-14
In Reply to: maybe "EOM" strong - extraocular eye movement/motion - mmk
Subject: he did eyes earlier - got excited for a minute
Thanks, though.
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welcome - I get so excited when I know something -
Subject: welcome - I get so excited when I know something -
everybody is much better at this than I am.
Oops! Got so excited I posted in the wrong spot. Thanks Barbara!
Subject: Oops! Got so excited I posted in the wrong spot. Thanks Barbara!
OMG that's it b/c he mentioned it earlier with the same patient...
Subject: OMG that's it b/c he mentioned it earlier with the same patient...
It just didn't sound like Aricept the second time around, but I'm sure that is correct. Thanks to all who replied...:)
I thought the same thing earlier when I was--sm
Subject: I thought the same thing earlier when I was--sm
on the board, but did not want to say anything. They seem to have gotten their answers, as well. Hope WE passed their test for them!
He used Ciprodex earlier - said she was on it before and will be switched to it...nm
Subject: He used Ciprodex earlier - said she was on it before and will be switched to it...nm
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As was posted earlier, distention is
Subject: As was posted earlier, distention is
correct for medical purposes.
Some posts got moved around and their responses were misplaced.
I thought that might be it earlier, but she's definitely saying an S of Z sound. - NM
Subject: I thought that might be it earlier, but she's definitely saying an S of Z sound. - NM
NM
Is this the same patient's dictation from earlier this morning?
Subject: Is this the same patient's dictation from earlier this morning?
That is it! He mentioned rheumatic fever earlier...thank you.
Subject: That is it! He mentioned rheumatic fever earlier...thank you.
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oops. I said Stenson earlier.should be Shenton...sm
Subject: oops. I said Stenson earlier.should be Shenton...sm
I meant Shenton. Measuring Shenton lines for scoliosis. sorry.
More info, the pt did fall down the steps earlier in the day. nm
Subject: More info, the pt did fall down the steps earlier in the day. nm
Thank you so very much for your quick response earlier today (s/m)
Subject: Thank you so very much for your quick response earlier today (s/m)
Due to severe weather conditions had to go off line quickly before I could send a "thank you."
I answered thie earlier, but when moved
Subject: I answered thie earlier, but when moved
the answer was lost. The "q" by itself is a dangerous abbrevision. Refer it to your supervisor as apparently the QA person does know this and, if nothing else, for clarification if they want you to use it.
I expressed that same thing to her in an email earlier this week.
Subject: I expressed that same thing to her in an email earlier this week.
Thank you! That makes sense, She says earlier that the patient got IV fluids.
Subject: Thank you! That makes sense, She says earlier that the patient got IV fluids.
Thanks, I found an earlier post also . I guess I should check the archives first.
Subject: Thanks, I found an earlier post also . I guess I should check the archives first.
Labs - patient with abdominal pain. When seen earlier in the week - sm
Subject: Labs - patient with abdominal pain. When seen earlier in the week - sm
We obtained s/l acetive toxin and stool culture, which is still pending.
He says earlier the patient has prostate cancer metastatic to the bone, so I'm thinking it's p
Subject: He says earlier the patient has prostate cancer metastatic to the bone, so I'm thinking it's prob. "has had known"
per minute
Subject: per minute
per minute
Subject: per minute
x
mcg/kg/minute or mcg/kg per minute
Subject: mcg/kg/minute or mcg/kg per minute
nm
I think it is usually mL per minute mL/min. nm
Subject: I think it is usually mL per minute mL/min. nm
per minute, (nm)
Subject: per minute, (nm)
xx
Let me think on it a minute
Subject: Let me think on it a minute
?
per minute nm
Subject: per minute nm
x
mt got it right!!!! per minute!! NM
Subject: mt got it right!!!! per minute!! NM
60% of 143 beats per minute?just
Subject: 60% of 143 beats per minute?just
5 mics per minute
Subject: 5 mics per minute
It sounds like 5 "Mikes" per minute. Talking about nitro drip.
Thanks!
per minute of oxygen??? nm
Subject: per minute of oxygen??? nm
Figured it out! 23 mL/minute
Subject: Figured it out! 23 mL/minute
nm
liters per minute
Subject: liters per minute
How do you transcribe this? TIA
Pulse is 5 *PCs* per minute
Subject: Pulse is 5 *PCs* per minute
I am drawing a blank on PC abbreviation. TIA!
Could be 10-minute strip as in they had
Subject: Could be 10-minute strip as in they had
the patient on telemetry for 10 minutes.
whatever doc dictates. Would not use beats/minute tho. nm
Subject: whatever doc dictates. Would not use beats/minute tho. nm
never mind, listened after end of this 10-minute
Subject: never mind, listened after end of this 10-minute
report and it was "history of IV", lol, did not hear anything like that first time through.
According to my Griffith's 5-minute consult
Subject: According to my Griffith's 5-minute consult
one symptom is listed as purple "striae" on the skin. Since it appears your second word is grouped wiht labs he wants done, some lab tests listed are for urinary cortisol, plasma cortisol, neutrophilia, lymphopenia, hyperglycemia, hyperlipedemia, hypokalemia. Anything there ringing a bell?
Per BOS, 50 mcg/kg per minute - do not mix Latin and English.
Subject: Per BOS, 50 mcg/kg per minute - do not mix Latin and English.
nm
Pulse -- Permanent or per minute?
Subject: Pulse -- Permanent or per minute?
I've been dealing with ESL dictators and I can't decide if they're saying in the PE that "pulse is 79, permanent" or pulse 79 per minute" Any idea on which is more common? Thanks.
hyphen in round-per-minute
Subject: hyphen in round-per-minute
She required a micro round-per-minute of Dopamine to maintain her pressure. Do I have the hyphens correct in round-per-minute? There wouldn't be a hyphen between micro and round would there? Hyphens really get me :(
Thanks.
5. 15 liters of oxygen per minute?
Subject: 5. 15 liters of oxygen per minute?
I have replayed this multiple times and could swear the RN is saying the patient received 5.15 liters per minute of oxygen but that does not seem reasonable to me. The patient is in ICU for pulmonary hemorrhage and was desatting below 80. Feedback anyone?
how do you write 50 micrograms per kilograms per minute? thank you
Subject: how do you write 50 micrograms per kilograms per minute? thank you
Heart rate 60, breathing in 14 breaths a minute?
Subject: Heart rate 60, breathing in 14 breaths a minute?
x
ekg shows paced rhythm at 76 beats per minute, sm
Subject: ekg shows paced rhythm at 76 beats per minute, sm
should I type BMP bpm or beats/minute. I dont' have a clue. THANKS
Any clue from other results? Fatigue at less than 1 minute is very unusual. nm
Subject: Any clue from other results? Fatigue at less than 1 minute is very unusual. nm
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mcg and kg are Latin terms, minute is English word
Subject: mcg and kg are Latin terms, minute is English word
Don't mix and don't use slashes between kg and minute.
thank you! Looking them up. after doing a 15 minute surgery dict, I think I am a brain expert. lo
Subject: thank you! Looking them up. after doing a 15 minute surgery dict, I think I am a brain expert. lol. nm
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I fully agree with C.J. it should be 2:1, if it is a minute it takes me 2, if it is 10 minutes it ta
Subject: I fully agree with C.J. it should be 2:1, if it is a minute it takes me 2, if it is 10 minutes it takes 15-20, etc. 1-1/2 hours of dictation should be no more than 3 or 4 hours.
I found reference to a 2-minute strip so wasn't sure if 10 mins was too long or not.
Subject: I found reference to a 2-minute strip so wasn't sure if 10 mins was too long or not.
Eyes
Subject: Eyes
Would it be possible that my doc is saying "Unusual cornea. Right propine measuring 4 mm, the left 2 mm." I am not the best at researching yet. I have been on quite a few sites and you guys were my last stop. I appreciate the help.
Eyes
Subject: Eyes
I've never heard of "unusual" cornea. Maybe "irregular". And he's probably saying right "pupil" measuring 4mm
Eyes
Subject: Eyes
Epinsatine or Olopatadine maybe
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