newborn followup immunization?
Posted By: nm on 2009-04-12
In Reply to: sl borno fell-up - sm
Subject: newborn followup immunization?
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some kind of immunization? anthrax immunization? Just a WAG here. nm
Subject: some kind of immunization? anthrax immunization? Just a WAG here. nm
please help with immunization
Subject: please help with immunization
"The patient is requesting a s/l zustavirax immunization." there is no info given as to what this may be for or the patient being in a special category for immunizations.
Any help is much appreciated. TIA! 
Immunization help please
Subject: Immunization help please
It sounds like manto or mantle? It is for an adult.
Thanks! :)
s/l men-a-trick immunization NM
Subject: s/l men-a-trick immunization NM
Pneumovax - the immunization?
Subject: Pneumovax - the immunization?
long shot, but immunization?
Subject: long shot, but immunization?
Saw this when I was looking on the net. does not really fit though, but close as I could get.
I offered the hepatitis immunization. She has deferred and will follow up at work where
Subject: I offered the hepatitis immunization. She has deferred and will follow up at work where
I offered the hepatitis immunization. She has deferred and will follow up at work where administration will "EL BEE IT" at no cost. What fits here? Thank you.
Help with newborn please
Subject: Help with newborn please
Weight was 9 pounds and ______ (no idea) at 1 minute and 9 and 5 minutes.
Guesses?
IM medication for newborn...
Subject: IM medication for newborn...
Sounds like "ak-ma-phytin" 1 mg IM given to newborn before discharge, no discharge diagnosis other than healthy newborn.
Newborn exam
Subject: Newborn exam
Please.... SL (HENT: IF OS). and would the doc leave out the other E?
Need help with newborn lingo. sm
Subject: Need help with newborn lingo. sm
I am not proficient on newborn terminology and monitoring, plus sound quality sucks. Would appreciate any help on this one!!
"Initially there was a little (s/l meck?) and he had some facial bruising and was rather plethoric on initial exam and was monitored every shift with (s/l TCB?). On the second day he was found to have a 6-ounce weight loss and his (again, s/l TCB?) was 12.2."
ABL hemolytic disease of the newborn
Subject: ABL hemolytic disease of the newborn
s/l she received 50-70 s/l micrologs per centimeter squared per nanometer range of phototherapy.
newborn exam s/l "cone-eye"
Subject: newborn exam s/l "cone-eye"
It's a newborn and during the HEENT exam the doctor says "A catheter can be passed down bilateral "cone-eye." Who knew babies had all these parts?? Can anyone clue me in on what this is? Than,s.
newborn with high bili due to AO incompatibility and - sm
Subject: newborn with high bili due to AO incompatibility and - sm
doc does an anti-A antibody s/l "dilution" or "illusion" or "allusion" which turned out positive. Dilution would be my best guess but don't know if I'm correct. Can someone give me the correct word? thx!
nevermind - just found newborn dosing of 0.1 mg/kg
Subject: nevermind - just found newborn dosing of 0.1 mg/kg
newborn sleep study word
Subject: newborn sleep study word
On newborn: She continued to have brief episodes of apnea and bradycardia that was thought to be secondary to reflux. A sleep study with _____ (starts with p and ends with o) was obtained that showed severe gastroesophageal reflux.
on exam of newborn, S/L normal "roving" reflex......is this right....TIA
Subject: on exam of newborn, S/L normal "roving" reflex......is this right....TIA
s/l capsid. newborn with apnea, bradycardia, desaturations. sm
Subject: s/l capsid. newborn with apnea, bradycardia, desaturations. sm
s/l the patient was on "capsin" TIA
newborn had foul smelling sl vy-ca-ram-ni, suspecting sl coriam neonitis?
Subject: newborn had foul smelling sl vy-ca-ram-ni, suspecting sl coriam neonitis?
The baby was admitted directly after birth, for presumed sepsis and hyperbilirubinemia. Any help on this would be much appreciated.
Does Reglan 0.5 mg p.o. q.6h. sound like a correct dose for newborn who underwent heart surgery? sm
Subject: Does Reglan 0.5 mg p.o. q.6h. sound like a correct dose for newborn who underwent heart surgery? sm
It sounds like doc is clearly stating 0.5 mg, but I can't verify in my drug book or google.
Thanks and Merry Christmas!
followup
Subject: followup
Have finally found second-hand descriptions of AV Moschcowitz's 1912 publication on rectal prolapse, attributing to him a description of female rectal prolapse and its association with abnormally high/deep cul-de-sac. Still can't find definitive reference, but this would seem to be a smoking gun.
re f-up or followup
Subject: re f-up or followup
Use followup for noun and adjective forms (hyphenated is acceptable alternative)ie, the patient did not return for followup.
For verb, only follow up is correct, ie, patient will follow up with her primary care doctor.
Not sure about the esq stuff.
The above is per 2nd edition of BOS.
s/l E and A followup (sm)
Subject: s/l E and A followup (sm)
discharged home with E and A (?) followup - (evaluate and advise?)
Followup
Subject: Followup
I have trouble to some of the best advise i got is: in for followup visit, in for followup, will
follow up. Hope this helps some.
followup - since there are more than
Subject: followup - since there are more than
one volar locked plating systems existing.
third one is followup
Subject: third one is followup
is acting more like a direct object, which is a noun. If he said in to follow up, then that would be a verb.
Followup
Subject: Followup
I learned that if you can put an a or the in front of it it is followup (noun), if not then follow up (verb).
sorry, sm for followup
Subject: sorry, sm for followup
Is Rocephin (brand name) but probably not IV as it is an injection. Not sure what could be at the end there.
followup or
Subject: followup or
follow-up?
followup NM
Subject: followup NM
followup
Subject: followup
It was my nose. Left it blank because I did not get your help in time. I thought it sounded like she said my nose, but I thought surely she is not saying that. Oh, well.
followup
Subject: followup
It was my nose. Left it blank because I did not get your help in time. I thought it sounded like she said my nose, but I thought surely she is not saying that. Thanks for your help.
followup
Subject: followup
I type it as: The patient returns for followup (One Word). He will follow up with me in the office. (2 words).
I use followup
Subject: I use followup
n/m
It is followup for both.
Subject: It is followup for both.
followup vs follow up - sm please
Subject: followup vs follow up - sm please
Is there an easy way/helpful hint to remember the difference between these?
TIA!
Followup when adjective..
Subject: Followup when adjective..
As in, "schedule a followup visit."
"Follow up" as in "The patient is to follow up with his primary care physician's office."
"Follow-up" is also sometimes used instead of "followup," but as far as I know hyphenation is becoming less and less preferred in almost all cases.
Serology followup
Subject: Serology followup
This is an ESL - sounds like she is saying "The serology followup was negative on the repeat of the lab s/l*eek sounds"
This is a patient with a history of lupus erythematosus thank you
dashes in followup
Subject: dashes in followup
I think the newest way they like it is with no dash, i.e. followup, not follow-up. Although both are acceptable...
For first poster, you are definitely correct in using followup. :)
Followup or follow up
Is knowing the difference between followup and follow up really a huge deal? I can never get them straight and QA is always nagging about it.
followup or follow up
Subject: followup or follow up
The rule most places I've seen in followup for a noun and follow up or follow-up for a verb. Any official rules floating around out there? I work for 2 different companies and the editors do it different at each.
Thank YOU for posting a followup to it!
Subject: Thank YOU for posting a followup to it!
I wish more people would come back here and post what the answers really were, because I'm a neurotic freak like that and would love to know the answers! 
help with followup follow up
Subject: help with followup follow up
Found this on another MT board and thought it was EXTREMELY helpful as even as QA I still get confused!
I know "follow up" is a verb and "followup" is a noun/adjective but am still having some trouble. A suggestion is to place a different noun or verb in its place. For example, use eat. He will followup/follow up next week. If you place "eat" in the sentence, "He will eat next week." you know it is a verb because the sentence still makes sense.
followup, follow up
Subject: followup, follow up
I believe it was in Vera Pyle I learned years ago that followup (one word) is a noun, and follow up is an action, a verb. That's how I always remember it.
I know that, but followup or follow-up
Subject: I know that, but followup or follow-up
I'm trying to figure out whether it is "followup" or "follow-up"
followup/follow up help
Subject: followup/follow up help
Do I have this right?
This is a pleasant 71-year-old male in followup (noun) of his small cell CA.
...................................................in followup (adjective) mode of his small cell CA
...................................................in for follow up (verb) of his small cell CA.
Thanks!
FOLLOWUP V. FOLLOW UP
Subject: FOLLOWUP V. FOLLOW UP
Follow up (2 words) is a verb, as in to follow up a patient, while followup (1 word) is a noun, as in seen in followup.
Rosie
Follow up p.r.n. or followup p.r.n.
Subject: Follow up p.r.n. or followup p.r.n.
Even now I'm confused about followup and follow up. TIA.
follow up or followup
Subject: follow up or followup
Is there a "rule" about when it is appropriate to use "follow up" versus "followup"?
Thanks!!
follow up followup
Subject: follow up followup
patient will follow up (verb)in a month.
patient here for followup (noun).
patient will have a followup (noun) appointment in a month.
followup is correct...nm
Subject: followup is correct...nm
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