or microalbumin / creatinine ratio? nm
Posted By: sassee on 2008-10-02
In Reply to: Renal - s/l with normal microendocrine and ratio of 2.8. Does this sound right? - Robin
Subject: or microalbumin / creatinine ratio? nm
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Would it be microalbumin creatinine ratio?
Subject: Would it be microalbumin creatinine ratio?
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normal BUN / creatinine ratio? nm
Subject: normal BUN / creatinine ratio? nm
Echoes: Is E to E prime ratio: E/e' ratio, e/e' ratio, or E/E' ratio (finding all) nm
Subject: Echoes: Is E to E prime ratio: E/e' ratio, e/e' ratio, or E/E' ratio (finding all) nm
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creatinine --urine creatinine
Subject: creatinine --urine creatinine
microalbumin was 10 0 5?
Subject: microalbumin was 10 0 5?
How should this look?
Dictates "last microalbumin was ten zero five"
microalbumin?
Subject: microalbumin?
I believe it is microalbumin. Just found something on it and listened again.
maybe doc means microalbumin? nm
Subject: maybe doc means microalbumin? nm
all I can think of is flow velocity ratio or blood flow velocity ratio
Subject: all I can think of is flow velocity ratio or blood flow velocity ratio
it's definitely BUN and creatinine....
Subject: it's definitely BUN and creatinine....
BUN and creatinine. nm
Subject: BUN and creatinine. nm
nm
Probably BUN and creatinine - nm
Subject: Probably BUN and creatinine - nm
creatinine of 1.6 and a s/l B1 of 26?
Subject: creatinine of 1.6 and a s/l B1 of 26?
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creatinine
Subject: creatinine
It s/l dict is saying BUN and creatinine 18 and "33.9". The patient has ESRD and is on dialysis, but would his creat be 33.9 or maybe jsut 3.9?
WBC 9.5, BUN and creatinine...nm
Subject: WBC 9.5, BUN and creatinine...nm
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BUN 76 and creatinine 10.4.
Subject: BUN 76 and creatinine 10.4.
x
BUN 76 and creatinine 10.4 normally.
Subject: BUN 76 and creatinine 10.4 normally.
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M:C ratio
Subject: M:C ratio
M:C ratio or M/C ratio or however written, is short for the same microalbumin:creatinine ratio.
ratio...see msg
Subject: ratio...see msg
1,005:7.4
5/10. 5:10 is 5 to 10 in ratio
Subject: 5/10. 5:10 is 5 to 10 in ratio
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LS ratio
Subject: LS ratio
Anyone heard of a L/S ratio relating to pregnancy?
ratio
Subject: ratio
It would mean lecithin/sphingomyelin (L/S) ratio.
From Baby/Partner, Inc.: The lecithin/sphingomyelin (l/s) ratio and phosphatidyl glycerol (pg) tests are two ways of measuring the maturity of your baby's lungs. Used in combination, they give the doctor a unique ability to determine whether a baby will be able to breathe after delivery, or whether it will need the aid of a respirator.
L/S ratio
Subject: L/S ratio
How would L/S ratio be typed .. L/S or L:S, in small or capital letters? Please help. Thanks
L/S ratio, sm.
Subject: L/S ratio, sm.
For amniocentesis? (lecithin/sphingomyelin). As per Vera Pyle CMT, it is L/S
can you hear creatinine?
Subject: can you hear creatinine?
bumin and creatinine
Subject: bumin and creatinine
Can you hear BUN and creatine by any chance? They often lump those two together just like they do hemoglobin and hematocrit.
bumin and creatinine
Subject: bumin and creatinine
Could she be saying bumin for albumin and creatinine?
s/l beaman and creatinine
Subject: s/l beaman and creatinine
Patient had s/l beaman and creatinine drawn.
Could it be clearance (as in creatinine)
Subject: Could it be clearance (as in creatinine)
not sure what you are doing. What part of the report or sentence before or after, etc.
creatinine clearance?
Subject: creatinine clearance?
Yes... BUN & Creatinine, LFTs, UA
Subject: Yes... BUN & Creatinine, LFTs, UA
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creatinine phosphokinase nm
Subject: creatinine phosphokinase nm
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Ptx has elevated BUN and creatinine.....
Subject: Ptx has elevated BUN and creatinine.....
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Pt with elevated BUN and creatinine.....
Subject: Pt with elevated BUN and creatinine.....
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Pt with elevated BUN and creatinine....
Subject: Pt with elevated BUN and creatinine....
nm
E to E prime ratio
Subject: E to E prime ratio
I was wondering how to write this. Is it
E to E prime ratio or E-E prime ratio?
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I type 50:50 since it is a ratio. nm
Subject: I type 50:50 since it is a ratio. nm
S/L Monetto ratio....
Subject: S/L Monetto ratio....
carotid artery ultrasound...s/l Monetta or Monetto ratio???
It is probably a ratio, type 2:1.
Subject: It is probably a ratio, type 2:1.
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he had a slight s/l bump in his BUN and creatinine
Subject: he had a slight s/l bump in his BUN and creatinine
How to correctly write out creatinine ?
Subject: How to correctly write out creatinine ?
"Creatinine one five"
Creatinine 15 or Creatinine 1.5?
LSR? liver/speen ratio (nm)
Subject: LSR? liver/speen ratio (nm)
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could be, although trough not usually measured in a ratio (1:512) sm
Subject: could be, although trough not usually measured in a ratio (1:512) sm
trough is usually indicating the amount of a treating medication in the bloodstream and it's measured in mg/L...don't know if that applies here....whereas a cryptococcal titer is measured in a ratio and they look for 1:512 or 1:1024...
actually probably "vertical cup-to-disc ratio" SM
Subject: actually probably "vertical cup-to-disc ratio" SM
Not sure how 85 would fit there though.
http://www.google.com/search?source=ig&hl=en&q=vertical+cup+to+disc+ratio
INR = international normalized ratio
Subject: INR = international normalized ratio
you could use risk:benefit ratio
Subject: you could use risk:benefit ratio
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E:A wave ratio per Stedman's
Subject: E:A wave ratio per Stedman's
Cardiology & Pulmonary Words.
lecithin/sphingomyelin ratio?
Subject: lecithin/sphingomyelin ratio?
lecithin/sphingomyelin
Yes. I also thought it might be a ratio and typed like this - 1:1280 to 0.
Subject: Yes. I also thought it might be a ratio and typed like this - 1:1280 to 0.
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I would you risk-benefit ratio, talking about
Subject: I would you risk-benefit ratio, talking about
whether risks outweigh the benefits of a medication, procedure, etc.
This isn't necessarily true. A cardiac patient COULD have a creatinine of 15. nm
Subject: This isn't necessarily true. A cardiac patient COULD have a creatinine of 15. nm
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