how is this typed: 10 to the 5th gram-negative rods?
Posted By: tiredMT on 2009-04-28
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gram-negative, lactose-negative rods is correct. I found a couple of interesting websites SM
Subject: gram-negative, lactose-negative rods is correct. I found a couple of interesting websites SM
after doing a google search for gram-negative, lactose-negative rods. Basically testing organisms to see if they ferment lactose (positive) or not (negative).
Also, just FYI, gram-negative is not capitalized.
Probably too late, I'm sure. Better late than never, I guess. 
There were 2 out of 2 gram-negative rods, is what I would do.
Subject: There were 2 out of 2 gram-negative rods, is what I would do.
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Two out of two positive gram negative rods?
Subject: Two out of two positive gram negative rods?
Does that sound right? What's the right way for it to be transcribed?
gram-negative *leak? proof* rods?
Subject: gram-negative *leak? proof* rods?
No, don't cap gram-negative. The test Gram stain is capitalized - per Stedmans Inf Dis Book. -s
Subject: No, don't cap gram-negative. The test Gram stain is capitalized - per Stedmans Inf Dis Book. -sm
Also, I worked in a lab for many years, and gram-negative and gram-positive are not capitalized. Gram is the name of the doctor or scientist who came up with the staining test, Gram stain, so that is capped.
Sted's Path and Lab Words - gram-negative bacilli but Gram
Subject: Sted's Path and Lab Words - gram-negative bacilli but Gram
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How would you type *10 to the 5th* gram-neg rods?
Subject: How would you type *10 to the 5th* gram-neg rods?
Hyphens, no hypens? I can't do superscript, and I don't feel like I should change the numbers, though I *guess* I could... Thanks
It should be Gram's stain, the formal name, or the result was gram negative.... then not.....nm
Subject: It should be Gram's stain, the formal name, or the result was gram negative.... then not.....nm
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Incorrect, it is gram-negative and cap only for Gram stain.
Subject: Incorrect, it is gram-negative and cap only for Gram stain.
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could be "gram-negative rods" - nm
Subject: could be "gram-negative rods" - nm
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Which is correct..Gram or gram negative?nm
Subject: Which is correct..Gram or gram negative?nm
nm
Gram stain, and gram-negative. (nm)
Subject: Gram stain, and gram-negative. (nm)
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urinary tract infection - greater than 100,000 ??? negative rods
Subject: urinary tract infection - greater than 100,000 ??? negative rods
I'm wondering if maybe it is "Gram-negative rods sensitive to" or maybe "with sensitivit
Subject: I'm wondering if maybe it is "Gram-negative rods sensitive to" or maybe "with sensitivities to..."
What does the dictator say immediately following your problem spot?
gram-negative/Gram-negative
Subject: gram-negative/Gram-negative
I have an email in to my supe to clarify this, but how do you transcribe "gram-negative" in a report?
Capitalized or not?
I have done it both ways and have been counted off each time for it, so I am looking for a little clarity here!
TIA!
Gram-negative?
Subject: Gram-negative?
I know I'm a little old lady who is very fixed in my ways, but do I need to type this phrase with a capital G? I guess if I must I will, but it looks strange to me. Got QA'd on it and lost some points. Tx.
Stedman's says Gram negative
Subject: Stedman's says Gram negative
I knew Gram stain was in caps, and thought it was gram-negative until I saw Stedman's saying it was capped??? Is it wrong?
should Gram-negative bacilli be capitalized?
Subject: should Gram-negative bacilli be capitalized?
Stedman Ortho has Gram negative capitalized
Subject: Stedman Ortho has Gram negative capitalized
A search is showing gram-negative rod sepsis, so I think your s/l might
Subject: A search is showing gram-negative rod sepsis, so I think your s/l might
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gram-position pleomorphic bacilli? (gram-positive should be small "g")
Subject: gram-position pleomorphic bacilli? (gram-positive should be small "g")
Wet-prep shows negative whiff, 10-20 WBCs, negative clue, few s/l "LB's". Is LB's right?
Subject: Wet-prep shows negative whiff, 10-20 WBCs, negative clue, few s/l "LB's". Is LB's right? nm
Ortho - negative straight leg raise and negative s/l Lasek??
Subject: Ortho - negative straight leg raise and negative s/l Lasek??
She had a negative s/l clasp thumb test and a negative Finkelstein's.
Subject: She had a negative s/l clasp thumb test and a negative Finkelstein's.
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Culture was sent for Gram's stain or gram stain. Which is correct? TIA!!
Subject: Culture was sent for Gram's stain or gram stain. Which is correct? TIA!!
May be Harrington rods
Subject: May be Harrington rods
s/l Aynet Rods
Subject: s/l Aynet Rods
Hello,
Can someone please help me with this? The procedure is a total left knee arthroplasty. It sounds like they are saying "Aynet rods". I can't find this term ANYWHERE.
Any suggestions would be appreciated.
McMurray's negative. Lachman's negative. nm
Subject: McMurray's negative. Lachman's negative. nm
McMurray negative. Lachman negative. No 's at end
Subject: McMurray negative. Lachman negative. No 's at end
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Surgical History: s/l harris rods in her spine. SM
Subject: Surgical History: s/l harris rods in her spine. SM
Does not sound like Harrington... sounds just like "Harris rods"
Patient has a negative wrist extension sign on the right and a negative s/l 3rd finger sign on the R
Subject: Patient has a negative wrist extension sign on the right and a negative s/l 3rd finger sign on the R
There are some harrington rods with s/l 3 garth R defect or 3 garth atrifact?? TIA
Subject: There are some harrington rods with s/l 3 garth R defect or 3 garth atrifact?? TIA
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OP's post inside post says not Harrington rods
Subject: OP's post inside post says not Harrington rods
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Gram or gram
Subject: Gram or gram
It's gram negative, as in gram-negative rods. There is also a Gram stain, which IS capped.
A-gram
Subject: A-gram
Does anyone know if A-gram means angiogram or arteriogram?
pt has pneumonia & given s/l pla-fa-rin 1 gram I.M. nm
Subject: pt has pneumonia & given s/l pla-fa-rin 1 gram I.M. nm
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Gram stain? nm
Subject: Gram stain? nm
gm may be for gram..dunno about MT
Subject: gm may be for gram..dunno about MT
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gram stain or Gram stain
Subject: gram stain or Gram stain
Is the g in "gram stain and culture" capitalized? I keep finding it both ways and my brain is going numb here.
1 gram of Ancef was given s/l IB?
Subject: 1 gram of Ancef was given s/l IB?
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g versus gram
Subject: g versus gram
Agree with Elderberry. G for gram is correct, although I have run across it in account specifics wanting it spelled out or not spelled out.
gram-positive____emia
Subject: gram-positive____emia
It sounded like the doc said "the patient has Gram-positive sethisemia suspect secondary to MRSA."
What is the "sethisemia" part and how do you spell it??
Gram or gram--to capitalize or not to capitalize??
Subject: Gram or gram--to capitalize or not to capitalize??
I never got this right during training and I'm having flashbacks! Is this word capitalized or not when it's the test? HEELLLPPP.
Gram stain
Subject: Gram stain
Culture and sensitivity done with s/l annagram stain did not reveal any kind of organisms.
Could he be saying Gram stain? He clearly pronounces it as annagram!
Nervasa 1 gram
Subject: Nervasa 1 gram
which is an Omega 3....I can't be sure if he is saying Norvaza or Nervasa...but can't document this.. Any ideas? thanks a bunch!
gram stain
Subject: gram stain
Given 2 gram IV piggy back
Subject: Given 2 gram IV piggy back
Occult Gram stain???
Subject: Occult Gram stain???
Is there an occult Gram stain? If there is not, what could he be saying place of the occult?
yes, there is occult Gram stain
Subject: yes, there is occult Gram stain
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s/l conic five gram vesimatous,
Subject: s/l conic five gram vesimatous,
A CT of the chest was done, which showed decreased s/l conic five gram vesimatous, (maybe vesi matters)? changes within the lungs.
could it be AFB? and that is Gram (capital G) stain. nm
Subject: could it be AFB? and that is Gram (capital G) stain. nm
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