lipid medication

The patient saw her doctor about her elevated lipids.  He put her on a lipid ? medication. 

I assume he is saying a lipid "lowering" medication but it sound like there might be a g or a v in the middle of the word.  Is there something else it could possibly be?

• lipid medication - trose
  • The first one I thought of with a "v" would be Lovaza? - MT50
    • I am not sure sm - trose
      • Then I would say it is lipid-lowering medication (thanks for the compliment!) - MT50

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s/l lipid (? trip-cee ?)

Thanks for any help.

Okay had this before, but it is stumping me now on spelling.

for dyslipidemia.  S/L  Mini-3 or amini-3.  Please advise of proper spelling.  Thanks.

 One of those days when I can't understand anyone!

Doc says, "pt  has hx of abnormal protein S, (s/l) CNN, and possible lipid antibody,  all three.  Hx of DVT in 2001.  She had pulmonary embolus in June at which time she had Factor V difficiency.  She has multiple coagulopathies."   Any help appreciated.Thx. mmw 

Doctor sure sounds like he is saying a dosing of b.a.d.  I cannot find anything to verify and have never come across this before anyone?

medication s/l "absorbabond".  all i know is that he takes it three times daily.  sorry for lack of info.  any help is greatly appreciated.

What could this be?  s/l Kaylatol 40 gel; she can put twice a day to her nails.

Any ideas? 

Thanks in advance for your help.

I don't have much info to give on this.  It is a very short report.  The only illness mentioned is pneumothoraces. 

The patient is on Valium and (s/l) __betrasept.

S/l **May-gay suspension 400 mg per tube daily.

This patient is anemic, hypotensive, and has squamous cell carcinoma of the epiglottis. I am not findings this one. Thank you

s/l Topalace-L 200 q.d.  Thanks in advance.

Patient with history of renal transplant and diabetes mellitus type 1

**Cy-a-lim-ose** 2 mg p.o. daily

s/l Sta-lic-s 120 mg t.i.d.

I don't have much to go on other than his diagnoses (these are at home medications): left lower lobe pneumonia, diabetes type 2, hypertension, COPD, and glaucoma

thank you

"She is to continue all of her other measures including attempts at weight loss, which she is taking s/l **Vietta**  for. "

Thank you!

Sl/declotapine.  The ptatient has hypertension, microalbuminuria and hematuria.  TIA

Under list of medications, sounds like Sotic 10 mg p.o. q.d.

I have no way of knowing what this medication is for. Past medical history is Diabetic with neuropathy, hypertension, hyperlipidemia, history of left knee arthritis, osteoarthritis, and also with hypopituitary with steroids, COPD, home oxygen dependent.

Thanks for any help!

Good morning!

Under assessment, doc is stating "Hypertension stable on al-ti-za"

She is an ESL, and I think she may be saying Diltiazem, but wanted to get other opinions. Thanks for any help!

sounds like Vega-son or Vaga-sum

This is for a lumbar epidural injection, and is listed under current medications, so I have no other info except for past medical history, which is arthritis, skin cancer, and temporal arteritis. Thank you

s/l fibro-hepradine 4 mg p.o. t.i.d.

He has a known history of a GI bleed, bipolar disorder, hypothyroidism, hepatitis C and laryngeal cancer.

TIA!

Ever heard of this medication.  Doctor states it is for rheumatoid arthritis.  S/l      E-mir-a.

TIA.

s/l: fintinel

 _____75 micrograms IV

for GI bledding

Under med list, s/l glipamine ER (no dosage given to help).

Past medical history of osteoporosis, depression, hyperlipidemia, CVA, GERD, and CAD. Patient is being seen for urge incontinence.

The "mine" sound at the end is very clear and the only real clue I have to finding this one. Thanks for any help! 

This is a med list for a patient in psychiatry unit and with COPD.  Doc sounds like he's underwater.  S/L fitagulones medrol or fitagulonzamedrol 250/50 one puff b.i.d.