how about alert and in no acute distress or some variation of this?
Posted By: MDmt on 2006-05-17
In Reply to: gen exam - lola
Subject: how about alert and in no acute distress or some variation of this?
hang in there - you'll get the new doctor's "habits" down.
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Subject: The costophrenic angles are acute. Acute?
Does acute make sense? Doctor with accent.
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Perhaps a variation of
Subject: Perhaps a variation of
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Subject: child with respiratory distress
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Are you giving 3 different s/l or just a variation of one?
Subject: Are you giving 3 different s/l or just a variation of one?
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Subject: could be postural variation. sm
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Subject: Are you sure this is a GI medication. There is Surfaxin, but this is for respiratory distress.
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Subject: I do "repeat CT" or a variation to fit the sentence
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alert?
Subject: alert?
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Subject: S/L-Atyptic pleasant female in no apparent distress.
ALERT AND ORIENTED x 3
Subject: ALERT AND ORIENTED x 3
YES!
That's the one! Thanks so much! I'm rather new, and some of these doctors...I wonder if they're even speaking English.
Thanks for all the help!
might be saying A&O X3 (alert and oriented) X3. nm
Subject: might be saying A&O X3 (alert and oriented) X3. nm
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Subject: Alert and oriented x1-1/2? or 1.5?
alert and oriented x3
Provider dictates alert and oriented to time, place, and person but transcribed as alert and oriented x3. I think should be typed as dictated but would appreciate your opinion. Thanks. QA person
alert and oriented. nm
Subject: alert and oriented. nm
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alert and oriented X3? nm
Subject: alert and oriented X3? nm
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Subject: sentences are "He was also tachycardic, but in no respiratory distress. He is not s/l T tipnic. NM
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Subject: uptitrating good word, as in just a variation of uptitrate
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Subject: ALWAYS flag something like this. It's part of our job as MTs to be alert to these things. nm
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Subject: attentive and alert? pleasant and cooperative? nm
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Subject: acute
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