he should FOCI on medicine and let you FOCI on the spelling and grammar :) nm

• Am I behind the times or is FOCI now singular sm - Okie MT
  • he should FOCI on medicine and let you FOCI on the spelling and grammar :) nm - sassee
    • You ARE sassy, girl, and I like it! ROFLOL nm - Okie MT
    • Oh, very good!...nm - I vote A-R
    • LMAO!! nm - Another KSMT
  • LOL... - I vote A-R

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A 12-lead EKG done in May 2007 shows sinus rhythm with normal foci and axis. There was no evidence of WPW.

Sounds more like fossus.  tried Google - not a lot of hits

The doctor says that there were scattered areas of s/l *fossi* in the liver. 

What I found was scattered areas of foci.  Is that how you pronounce foci?

Thanks

as well as plural? I left a note on a report that I had changed "foci" to "focus" when he was clearly stating there was ONE focus of enhancement on an exam, and he just dictated one where he specifies "there is a foci - F - O - C - I - of echogenicity..." on an ultrasound.

So am I just old-fashioned, anal-retentive, or what?

s/l lep-a-zes-tray

Left wrist pain.  Patient advised in conservative measures.  He is given pain medication and a prescription for s/l lep-a-zes-tray.

Thank you

Deborah

Thats all the info I have.

Medications: sl/ Ne-kon 35.

She needs a refill on her BCP, could this be a pill?

Thank you

You can check the FDA drug site for scripts.

http://www.accessdata.fda.gov/scripts/cder/drugsatfda/index.cfm

Or you can just Google the drug in quotes and it will usually tell you.

Is this what you mean?

Doc says:   Dr. Jones states that his marrow looks okay and he placed him on S/L "Rapleva" 21/7.  Any help.  Thanks

Would you put "dual isotope stress test" or "dual-isotope stress test"?  I keep wanting to hyphenate "dual isotope" with the thought that it is acting as an adjective decribing the stress test, but every example I can find leaves it unhyphenated.  For whatever reason, my thick head can't come up with the rationale.  HELP!  I transcribe for a cardiology practice, so it's kind of important, LOL!

Thanks!

• an apricot
  
• an egg
  
• an Indian
  
• an orbit
  
• an uprising
  

with two exceptions: When u makes the same sound as the y in you, or o makes the same sound as w in won, then a is used.

• a union
  
• a united front
  
• a unicorn
  
• a used napkin
  
• a U.S. ship
  
• a one-legged man

Help please.

Is it readmitted or re-admitted?

Is it 24 hour or 24-hour?

The soft tissue and the bowel lumen measures [would you change to measure] 8 cm in length and has [then change to have] a 6 x 3.5 cm margin of the colostomy deep to the subcutaneous tissue.

Or would you just leave this as dictated.......

she was given s/l you-co-fen and tessalon pearls

thanks alot

She states that she has tried multiple medicines over the last year or two in reference to her headaches.  She has tried different triptans including Maxalt and Imitrex, none of which work.  She states Midrin works minimally, but the medicine that works the best is "her or-go-to-meen." 

for J-pouch associated diarrhea. 

Thanks!!

For sinus or allergies. I am thinking it is over the counter-

S/L clortrimatine.

Thanks

Does this make sense:

Doctor says, "This will allowist for him to be more aware of whether grogginess is associated..."

ALLOWIST?  is the question.

Thanks.