i'm wondering if he might be mispronouncing and means "backwash" - but would that make sens
Posted By: vn on 2009-04-09
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Subject: i'm wondering if he might be mispronouncing and means "backwash" - but would that make sense?
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I know what it means - I was wondering if that is the way it should be typed even though -sm
Subject: I know what it means - I was wondering if that is the way it should be typed even though -sm
that wasn't how it was dictated.
Also wondering if the doctor means - sm
Subject: Also wondering if the doctor means - sm
the apex of the heart is not prominent
Me again... wondering if doc means *Niferex* - will flag. nm
Subject: Me again... wondering if doc means *Niferex* - will flag. nm
nm
intertriginous closely matches your s/l, but I'm wondering if dicator means interdigital?
Subject: intertriginous closely matches your s/l, but I'm wondering if dicator means interdigital?
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yes - it just means "every" shift, so it does make
Subject: yes - it just means "every" shift, so it does make
sense - it is a term that is used.
I am wondering if it is "tap sense". Does that make sense?
Subject: I am wondering if it is "tap sense". Does that make sense?
absence seizures (pronounced ab' sens)
Subject: absence seizures (pronounced ab' sens)
nm
Nope. Looked up operose and it means labored. She is in respiratory distress so it seems to make
Subject: Nope. Looked up operose and it means labored. She is in respiratory distress so it seems to make
sense. I think he is trying to impress me with his crazy vocabulary skills! Never heard it used before though. Hmmm.
wondering then if its an apnea hypopnea index... just wondering... n/m
Subject: wondering then if its an apnea hypopnea index... just wondering... n/m
I am sure he is mispronouncing it
Subject: I am sure he is mispronouncing it
because I have worked for him for 13 years and he always mispronounces words, but I'm stuck on this one!
perhaps mispronouncing Cournand? nm
Subject: perhaps mispronouncing Cournand? nm
She is saying kyzor...maybe mispronouncing it?
Subject: She is saying kyzor...maybe mispronouncing it?
She might be as rusty as me given how she is pronouncing some of the others -teehee! Thanks!
are you sure doc isn't just mispronouncing "trauma" ?
Subject: are you sure doc isn't just mispronouncing "trauma" ?
not stupid at all....doc prolly mispronouncing. nm
Subject: not stupid at all....doc prolly mispronouncing. nm
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Trust Txczech! Doc is probably mispronouncing it. nm
Subject: Trust Txczech! Doc is probably mispronouncing it. nm
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maybe mispronouncing *Veramyst* ??--just a guess (nm)
Subject: maybe mispronouncing *Veramyst* ??--just a guess (nm)
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Would think that he read Levoxyl as Levoryl and is mispronouncing it.
Subject: Would think that he read Levoxyl as Levoryl and is mispronouncing it.
he says it pretty clear, but is probably mispronouncing it, as I could not find it anywere.
Subject: he says it pretty clear, but is probably mispronouncing it, as I could not find it anywere.
but thanks for the suggestions.
if anhedonia fits, maybe the dictator is mispronouncing the word? sm
Subject: if anhedonia fits, maybe the dictator is mispronouncing the word? sm
For example, I have one who always says "epitectasis" for epistaxis, and another one who always says "supp-tull" for supple. ??
It could be. He's famous for mispronouncing meds - doesn't say she has hypercholesterolemia.
Subject: It could be. He's famous for mispronouncing meds - doesn't say she has hypercholesterolemia.
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Better ask your QA. Some "verbatim" means "not really verbatim," some means "strictl
Subject: Better ask your QA. Some "verbatim" means "not really verbatim," some means "strictly verbatim." nm
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Para means near. Parathoracic means near the thoracic muscles. nm
Subject: Para means near. Parathoracic means near the thoracic muscles. nm
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The only thing I can find close is subtilise meaning to make senses more keen or make one's sense
Subject: The only thing I can find close is subtilise meaning to make senses more keen or make one's senses more acute?
I'm still listening and trying to fit it together to make any suggestions make sense.
Subject: I'm still listening and trying to fit it together to make any suggestions make sense.
Wondering...
Subject: Wondering...
How many of these questions are from MTs taking tests?
I*'m just wondering why all this
Subject: I*'m just wondering why all this
couldn't have been in emails by posting for help from a mentor. If you'll notice on another forum on this website, I've pubically stated that I have mentored more than my share of newbies in the past. BUT, if you are posting entire reports, that would concern me from an MTSO standpoint as a breach of confidentiality even IF the patient's name and doctor's names have been deleted. I can tell it is a teaching/trauma hospital by the discharging service (so you can tell I'm not a newbie).
Also, do you know the people who run this board have to pay for the bandwidth of the posts here, so when you load it up with long reports, it costs them money.
BTW, yes, I've been in every setting possible in the health care industry other than doing procedures and practicing medicine and there wasn't someone there who enabled me and kept me from devloping my research skills. I do think you are now trained like Pavlov's dogs to come here and ask questions rather than do a little research (which could have been helpful especially with a simple word like posttussive)...just do some research first.
Another thought I had was that you might not be working for a service yet but simply doing classwork/homework and if people here are going to do it for you, then how exactly do you feel you've earned your grade (or if employed, your salarly?)
Just making observations and not excuses.
wondering - sm
Subject: wondering - sm
Could it possibly be "Ludwig's angina" -- which can be a complication of oral abscesses. I know that is a stretch from your s/l, but would make sense.
Your question had me googling for about an hour last night -- love to try and figure out things I don't know! if you ever find out the correct word, let us know.
Have a great day.
That's what I was wondering if he..
Subject: That's what I was wondering if he..
was saying, but it sure didn't sound like that. Thanks!
wondering
Subject: wondering
Is Potts a procedure?
yes, that is what I was wondering (sm)
Subject: yes, that is what I was wondering (sm)
if it were P0-1, they usually say P zero one, but this dictator is saying P zero TO one, so I wondered about that. I am definitely no OB/GYN expert, though, so I am not sure.
Wow...also wondering! I'd ask for them. nm
Subject: Wow...also wondering! I'd ask for them. nm
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I was wondering if maybe
Subject: I was wondering if maybe
he did have an accent and was trying to say something like multiple falls and (resulting in) broken teeth or multiple falling, etc., sometimes hard to make sense of things...
thanks!! Now I'm wondering if I have been
Subject: thanks!! Now I'm wondering if I have been
Maybe I have been typing the wrong word for my plastic surgeons for 10 years....they wouldn't tell me anyway if I was incorrect...or rarely would....they always say fluctuant or fluctuance (in wounds and the ilk) - maybe they want flocculent and flocculence..I'm awful confuzzled now but thank you SO MUCH for the definition of that NEW word I learned today, flocculence....
Thanks. I was wondering about that too,
Subject: Thanks. I was wondering about that too,
but can't find anything to substantiate it. I appreciate your help!
just wondering...
Subject: just wondering...
I was just wondering if there was such a term as 90/90 only because I am not sure if he stuttered or not. :-)
He does at 90/90 have a subacromial popping sensation.
wondering
Subject: wondering
I am wondering if the doctor is just reading what the patient wrote on a form as it may be Uroxatral. I have doctors that mess up on meds all the time, because they just believe the patient wrote it down correctly.
That is what I am wondering.
Subject: That is what I am wondering.
This patient is 66 years old. That really doesn't seem to fit, but it sounds like it. I left it blank.
I was wondering that too, but he actually --sm
Subject: I was wondering that too, but he actually --sm
SAYS Narpac, but I guess I will have to leave a blank. I cannot find anything close to it and the man has no past medical history to speak of to give any indication as to what it is for. It is a STAT and i have to turn it in now. thanks all.
I was wondering if maybe
Subject: I was wondering if maybe
you were hearing cemented total hip replacement instead of index THR. :-)
Yes I was wondering about the 1/2 to 3/4 :-). sm.
Subject: Yes I was wondering about the 1/2 to 3/4 :-). sm.
but the "to" helped also...lol. Thanks so much for your help :-)
I don't think a comma is necessary. I was wondering
Subject: I don't think a comma is necessary. I was wondering
about having to authenticate, too.
The patient was wondering??
Subject: The patient was wondering??
The patient was wondering if she might have s/l LLT ADHD???
Thank you Deborah
Just wondering how some of you would write this.
Subject: Just wondering how some of you would write this.
He put his arm through a window and had
40 some odd stitches.
Is it just as I put it above or are there hyphens? Never run into this.
Thanks!
I was wondering if that's what she's stumbling over, it could be, thanks. nm
Subject: I was wondering if that's what she's stumbling over, it could be, thanks. nm
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Thanks for the info. I was wondering about that.
Subject: Thanks for the info. I was wondering about that.
nm
Just wondering if you could hear
Subject: Just wondering if you could hear
chronic obstructive pulmonary disease on your last question you posted.
No, wondering if maybe IgA that is why s/l "IJ"...nm
Subject: No, wondering if maybe IgA that is why s/l "IJ"...nm
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Just wondering.... When the doc says platelet value
Subject: Just wondering.... When the doc says platelet value
of say... 350, do you leave at that or expand to 350,000. Thanks.
I'm wondering, thinking, too, it's glucosamine sm
Subject: I'm wondering, thinking, too, it's glucosamine sm
chondroitin, that maybe it's "supplement and a muscle relaxant." Don't know what else it could be.
Is the doc trying to be funny, facetious? I'm wondering sm
Subject: Is the doc trying to be funny, facetious? I'm wondering sm
how a debridement can be done with a suction. Must be really superfriable tissue! I'd give him a blank for that one.
I'm wondering if he's saying "backward" clamp...nm
Subject: I'm wondering if he's saying "backward" clamp...nm
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