original pack sm written OP
Posted By: The Gingerbread Man on 2006-11-22
In Reply to: What does it mean when the doc says - aa
Subject: original pack sm written OP
http://www.ppa.org.uk/education/endorsing_fp10_dispensed.htm
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Wound packing: s/l cannon pack, kenon pack
Subject: Wound packing: s/l cannon pack, kenon pack
Original Poster
Subject: Original Poster
She is saying sPAP.
see original message
Subject: see original message
I would do it the way you have it in your original post.
Subject: I would do it the way you have it in your original post.
Madhan's suggestion isn't a chart. If he specifically requests a chart I would type it that way. It doesn't matter what you think looks better. It matters what the doctor thinks looks better.
Thanks Derm MT - not original poster, but /sm
Subject: Thanks Derm MT - not original poster, but /sm
I wrote this one down -- cross-referencing in both "c" and "s"
Browsing this morning, I read original post and thought I had had "servant" as "cervatte" or something before -- looked up a couple different spellings, and could not find, so figured I must have been wrong and moved on. However, this one would have bugged me enough I would have spent more time searching later...
Glad you posted the correct answer.
KCL as you have it in your original post stands for
Subject: KCL as you have it in your original post stands for
potassium chloride.
It would be 20 mEq of potassium chloride.
20 mEq of KCL
original poster figured it out all on her/his own...nm
Subject: original poster figured it out all on her/his own...nm
I am the original poster for the dosing
Subject: I am the original poster for the dosing
question. So you would not type the word dispense out? I sent my report in with a blank so I will let my QA person make that decision.
Thanks.
maybe the original skin cancer,
Subject: maybe the original skin cancer,
if this is a recurrence.
Misspelled in original e-mail
Subject: Misspelled in original e-mail
This word should be colpoproctogram.
I refer to original Tessier book. Does the new one still have sm
Subject: I refer to original Tessier book. Does the new one still have sm
Buckwalter retractor and Buchwalter retractor (rather than the correct Bookwalter?). There were several others, but I can't recall them now. I gave my book away about 15 years ago, and strictly use Stedman's Med/Surg Equipment words, Stedman's Surgery words, and Vera Pyle's latest. I think what you're seeing is an entry before Hasson was verified. The same thing happened with Steffee/Steffe and Veress/Verress. If there were two spellings for Hasson/Hassan, I would think Vera's book would clarify. Time will tell, though. Ya never know in this business.
Yah, but I wasn't sure the original questioner did, sorry if I made you mad :)
Subject: Yah, but I wasn't sure the original questioner did, sorry if I made you mad :)
I checked wtih the original chart
Subject: I checked wtih the original chart
that I typed where the doctor stated that he was going to do an FNA and it was on the thyroid. I had already sent my charts, but I copied and pasted another with the work spelled colloid and an explanation and then sent that. Thanks so much.
I'm sorry, see message in side original post.nm
Subject: I'm sorry, see message in side original post.nm
xx
Yes, In the original post she asked about the doc numbering each
Subject: Yes, In the original post she asked about the doc numbering each
.
Pack-a-day smoker versus pack-per-day smoker.
Subject: Pack-a-day smoker versus pack-per-day smoker.
It would be either "He is a two-pack-a-day smoker" or "He is a two-pack-per-day smoker.
If doc dictates "a" use that; if "per" go with that. That's what I do anyway. It makes life simpler that way. :)
um, original poster absolutely makes no reference to 110
Subject: um, original poster absolutely makes no reference to 110
nm
Did you try shutting down and rebooting to get back to your original settings?
Subject: Did you try shutting down and rebooting to get back to your original settings?
you said chronic IBS, original poster heard long E disease.
Subject: you said chronic IBS, original poster heard long E disease.
therefore chronic IBS disease.
You said it.... NOT me.
to answer the original question, initials mean "BIpolar CircumActive Probe" nm
Subject: to answer the original question, initials mean "BIpolar CircumActive Probe" nm
That is written as kU ...
Subject: That is written as kU ...
lowercase k and uppercase U for kilo units
Fragmin 2.5 kU
In *lew* of? How is that written?
Subject: In *lew* of? How is that written?
TIA!
This device is being used in *lew* of surgical intervention...
Thank you so much, that is getting written down for sure.
Subject: Thank you so much, that is getting written down for sure.
It should be written out because
Subject: It should be written out because
HYD, HC, HCT (all three) are common abbreviations for Hydrocortisone. HCT is also Hydrochlorothiazide.
one third cm written as
Subject: one third cm written as
0.3 cm ? Is this correct?
Not sure how this should be written
Subject: Not sure how this should be written
The doctor is saying: She has had a laminectomy done, L3-L4-L5... I am not sure if there should be - or / between , neither one looks right...TIA
written in my book
Subject: written in my book
Granted I bought this book used, but the last owner wrote in "arcade of Frosche" (tunnel in the arm). I can't find anything on the Henry one though, sorry. I do try to find another reference if they were not written in by me, but I don't have one. :)
also written as torr nm
Subject: also written as torr nm
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Written test
Subject: Written test
Help New student taking a written test for possible employment. Is " Her dorsalis pedis pulses are 3+" transcribed correctly?
written test
Subject: written test
thank you all
Per BOS - plus/minus written out unless
Subject: Per BOS - plus/minus written out unless
x
planovalgus is written together.
Subject: planovalgus is written together.
Your Google references are all written by a lay sm
Subject: Your Google references are all written by a lay sm
person, even one person from a Cannabis site! The MRI info was probably keyed in by a lay person also. There no reference for "brachioplexy" in any Stedman's reference, any Dorland's reference, Taber's or even in the rxlist.
Did you notice the other misspellings in the Google listings?
Brachioplexy makes no sense. It's brachial plexus, brachial plexopathy.
Best not to be facetious with an MT with over 30 years' experience, with a 99-100% QA rating at all times.
You still didn't define "brachioplexy" which is what I asked.
No wonder we're losing our work to a foreign country.
They can't spell! And N can look like a W if hand-written. Use it
Subject: They can't spell! And N can look like a W if hand-written. Use it
s
I have written Cypher in my book
Subject: I have written Cypher in my book
but they are always inventing new ones, too.
A six two Kirschner wire-How is that written?
Subject: A six two Kirschner wire-How is that written?
I have scoured the internet looking for K wire sizing and coming up with nothing. Would that be a 6.2 K wire? A 62 K wire? Thanks for any help!
Per Medscape this is how the 10 mEq dosage is written:
Subject: Per Medscape this is how the 10 mEq dosage is written:
Take 1 tablet (10 meq) by oral route 2 times per day with food. Hope that helps somewhat.
Based on the following paragraph written by
Subject: Based on the following paragraph written by
Vanderbilt University in relationship to Troubleshooting PICC problems, in particular; "My patient's arm is red, swollen, and/or painful."
A. How does the arm look in comparison to the arm without a PICC line.
B. If redness is involved, is it a red streak up the arm along the vein tract.
C. If swelling is involved, what is the difference in the girth of the two arms.
Your sound-alike brings to my mind: gorge; as engorged. Definition: gorge, glut; especially: to fill with blood to the point of congestion. Just an educated guess though. Good luck.
Numbers are no longer written out
Subject: Numbers are no longer written out
unless beginning of sentence or 2 of them together -- two 3-0 sutures. Per the almighty BOS.
Is X-ray written with capital X or lowercase x?
Subject: Is X-ray written with capital X or lowercase x?
NM
that would be "half percent" written as 0.5%...:)...nm
Subject: that would be "half percent" written as 0.5%...:)...nm
x
How is amp written for medication dosage
Subject: How is amp written for medication dosage
Factors are written in roman numerals
Subject: Factors are written in roman numerals
I found this on google and in Vera Pyle's Current Medical Terminology. This is a great book. I have found a lot in here.
I have barrel hoop written in the back of my
Subject: I have barrel hoop written in the back of my
miscellaneous notebook under signs... I had asked the doc dictating if that was what he was saying. He said yes. What you have could be correct, but I'm sorry I can't provide you with documentation to check out.
..exact number sequence for how this should be written yet. nm
Subject: ..exact number sequence for how this should be written yet. nm
s
renal 70/70/70 calorie diet? is this how it is written? nm
Subject: renal 70/70/70 calorie diet? is this how it is written? nm
HE probably is unaware of how it's correctly written/pronounced. I'd
Subject: HE probably is unaware of how it's correctly written/pronounced. I'd
s
sig written on a prescription means directions.
Subject: sig written on a prescription means directions.
Sig means directions when written on a prescription.
Subject: Sig means directions when written on a prescription.
How is this written out? T1CN1AM0 DUCTAL CARCINOMA
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OOPS DISREGARD PREVIOUS THIS IS WAY IT IS WRITTEN?
Subject: OOPS DISREGARD PREVIOUS THIS IS WAY IT IS WRITTEN?
A trigger point injection at the right gluteus maximus trigger point was performed using mixture of 2 mL 2% Xylocaine and 1 mL 40 mg per mL Depo-Medrol.
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