pt constipated..give them cris-tal-os 20 gram, a packet in 6 oz of water once a day
Posted By: minmin on 2007-04-30
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Water Pic is brand name for oral hygiene, water pick would be for surgery. It's
Subject: Water Pic is brand name for oral hygiene, water pick would be for surgery. It's
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cris-tal-ose
Subject: cris-tal-ose
Kristalose
www.kristalose.com
If constipated..
Subject: If constipated..
lactulose. :-)
No, don't cap gram-negative. The test Gram stain is capitalized - per Stedmans Inf Dis Book. -s
Subject: No, don't cap gram-negative. The test Gram stain is capitalized - per Stedmans Inf Dis Book. -sm
Also, I worked in a lab for many years, and gram-negative and gram-positive are not capitalized. Gram is the name of the doctor or scientist who came up with the staining test, Gram stain, so that is capped.
gram-position pleomorphic bacilli? (gram-positive should be small "g")
Subject: gram-position pleomorphic bacilli? (gram-positive should be small "g")
Sted's Path and Lab Words - gram-negative bacilli but Gram
Subject: Sted's Path and Lab Words - gram-negative bacilli but Gram
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It should be Gram's stain, the formal name, or the result was gram negative.... then not.....nm
Subject: It should be Gram's stain, the formal name, or the result was gram negative.... then not.....nm
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Incorrect, it is gram-negative and cap only for Gram stain.
Subject: Incorrect, it is gram-negative and cap only for Gram stain.
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Which is correct..Gram or gram negative?nm
Subject: Which is correct..Gram or gram negative?nm
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Gram stain, and gram-negative. (nm)
Subject: Gram stain, and gram-negative. (nm)
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s/l gly-co-lox 17 mg packet
Subject: s/l gly-co-lox 17 mg packet
TIA!
sachet (packet):
Subject: sachet (packet):
sachet (packet)
Subject: sachet (packet)
A s/l compass packet was given to the patient on hypertension.
Subject: A s/l compass packet was given to the patient on hypertension.
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benadryl packet as appetite stimulant? Isn't this something against the flu?
Subject: benadryl packet as appetite stimulant? Isn't this something against the flu?
Culture was sent for Gram's stain or gram stain. Which is correct? TIA!!
Subject: Culture was sent for Gram's stain or gram stain. Which is correct? TIA!!
water?
Subject: water?
The only kind of water used in medicine are normal saline (also called "a balanced salt solution" or "salt water"), or distilled water. If the water was not placed by a medical person, it could be something else.
Will be different for every institution. Might be npo, might be just water, might
Subject: Will be different for every institution. Might be npo, might be just water, might
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s/l nontodable water?
Subject: s/l nontodable water?
The patient comes in today with a history of headache disorder and recent diarrheal illness.
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It's Pik arthroplasty - as in Water-Pik NM
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water brash? sm
Subject: water brash? sm
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Perhaps water brash? See msg
Subject: Perhaps water brash? See msg
Heartburn with regurgitation into the mouth of fluid that may be sour or almost tasteless.
waterpic or Waterpik or water pic? nm
Subject: waterpic or Waterpik or water pic? nm
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LIKE WATER OFF A DUCKS BACK
Subject: LIKE WATER OFF A DUCKS BACK
LET IT GO SIS, THOSE OF US MATURE IN THE BUSINESS KNOW YOUR HEART
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Subject: Might be saying water-logged and means...
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Subject: it's Waterpik.not water pic.....no message
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Subject: hyperhidrosis, possible solution is tap water i-am-for-esis
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Water pill s/l glythaladone. Not Thalitone. Thx! nm
Subject: Water pill s/l glythaladone. Not Thalitone. Thx! nm
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Pt has not drank any s/l unpodable (long o) water (nm) TIA!
Subject: Pt has not drank any s/l unpodable (long o) water (nm) TIA!
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Subject: H2O 5 mL flush before and after bolus feedings plus 4 mL of s/l iggrahauled water. Help! TIA
Can't find enemas or suppositorities with a 'T' so maybe just senna, or a tap water enema?
Subject: Can't find enemas or suppositorities with a 'T' so maybe just senna, or a tap water enema? nm
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Got it..heartburn, water brash, globus or dysphagia. I'm a dork :)
Subject: Got it..heartburn, water brash, globus or dysphagia. I'm a dork :)
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You hear trialed all the time. Give 'em what they give you! Can't drive yourself friggin'
Subject: You hear trialed all the time. Give 'em what they give you! Can't drive yourself friggin'
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Subject: pediatric w/ diarrhea- mother has been "giving him soy milk, water, and [s/l propel]"- any ideas? nm
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Does it give the dosage? Could you give more of the sentence? nm
Subject: Does it give the dosage? Could you give more of the sentence? nm
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Gram or gram
Subject: Gram or gram
It's gram negative, as in gram-negative rods. There is also a Gram stain, which IS capped.
A-gram
Subject: A-gram
Does anyone know if A-gram means angiogram or arteriogram?
gram-negative/Gram-negative
Subject: gram-negative/Gram-negative
I have an email in to my supe to clarify this, but how do you transcribe "gram-negative" in a report?
Capitalized or not?
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TIA!
pt has pneumonia & given s/l pla-fa-rin 1 gram I.M. nm
Subject: pt has pneumonia & given s/l pla-fa-rin 1 gram I.M. nm
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Gram-negative?
Subject: Gram-negative?
I know I'm a little old lady who is very fixed in my ways, but do I need to type this phrase with a capital G? I guess if I must I will, but it looks strange to me. Got QA'd on it and lost some points. Tx.
Gram stain? nm
Subject: Gram stain? nm
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Subject: gm may be for gram..dunno about MT
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gram stain or Gram stain
Subject: gram stain or Gram stain
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Gram or gram--to capitalize or not to capitalize??
Subject: Gram or gram--to capitalize or not to capitalize??
I never got this right during training and I'm having flashbacks! Is this word capitalized or not when it's the test? HEELLLPPP.
Gram stain
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