s/l new pressin nose drops to treat staph infection
Posted By: cowgirl on 2005-10-20
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Is this after a procedure's been done or to treat something still on the nose? nm
Subject: Is this after a procedure's been done or to treat something still on the nose? nm
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staph infection in the...
Subject: staph infection in the...
Staphylococcus aureus infection in the s/l eyelet?
Patient with a staph infection. Please sm
Subject: Patient with a staph infection. Please sm
It turned out to be a non-MRSA infection. When he was in the hospital, he received "2 s/l units of s/l Ancept therapy" Thanks!
nose drops
Subject: nose drops
Ocean "nose drops." Ocean is brand name and capitalized.
s/l ocean nose drops for a cold
Subject: s/l ocean nose drops for a cold
How about Zymar drops for eye infection or sm
Subject: How about Zymar drops for eye infection or sm
Mylicon drops for gas relief?
Zymar eye drops for conjuntival infection? nm
Subject: Zymar eye drops for conjuntival infection? nm
vibrissa - nose hair; vibrissae - nose hairs. nm
Subject: vibrissa - nose hair; vibrissae - nose hairs. nm
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SORRY, DUHH, ear drops, not eye drops, I tunneled on that one!...sm
Subject: SORRY, DUHH, ear drops, not eye drops, I tunneled on that one!...sm
Maybe Uni-otic ear drops?
may be "nidus of" infection (i.e. source/focus of infection) .nm
Subject: may be "nidus of" infection (i.e. source/focus of infection) .nm
Type of infection s/l merse infection?
Subject: Type of infection s/l merse infection?
I'm stumped. New doctor for me and I have never heard anything like this. Sounds like merse infection? Any ideas?
Jerovecki infection or Gerovecki infection...see more
Subject: Jerovecki infection or Gerovecki infection...see more
The prophylactic antibiotic that I probably would give her would be something to avoid Pneumocystis corinii "Gerovecki infection" or "Jerovecki infection."
Could it be strep or staph? nm
Subject: Could it be strep or staph? nm
Staph pneumonia? (nm)
Subject: Staph pneumonia? (nm)
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maybe Staph epidermidis
Subject: maybe Staph epidermidis
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Staph. epidermiditis
Subject: Staph. epidermiditis
This is the one that is dictated the most often.
staph aureus............
Subject: staph aureus............
What negative staph?
Subject: What negative staph?
It SOUNDS like guaiac negative staph, but I know that is not right. Any ideas? The patient had a reexcision of left chronic draining fistula from periductal mastitis and completion ductectomy.
Staph ominus?
Subject: Staph ominus?
The dictator states that the patient is only growing staph ominus in two blood cultures.
Or Staph non-aureus? nm
Subject: Or Staph non-aureus? nm
Staph orni ??
Subject: Staph orni ??
He says it clearly and it sounds like Staph orni, but I've never heard of it. Anybody?
TIA!
coagulase negative Staph
Subject: coagulase negative Staph
Staphylococcus epidermidis
s/l coag neg staph *indipiloid*
Subject: s/l coag neg staph *indipiloid*
Thanks for any help
culture was only coag neg staph and
Subject: culture was only coag neg staph and
s/l and dipiloid or indipiloid
Maybe Staph Coagulase positive
Subject: Maybe Staph Coagulase positive
I think I have heard this before.
H. pylori and Staph aureus probably
Subject: H. pylori and Staph aureus probably
Staph aureus that is resistent to
Subject: Staph aureus that is resistent to
benzylpenicillen and other agents. A ______ that is resistent to Bactrim.
I feel like it is another organism but I can't hear it clear enough to decide.
Now sounds like Staph fornari
Subject: Now sounds like Staph fornari
He says it a second time but I can't find anything resembling Staph fornari either.
Staphylococcus hominis is a species of staph...sm
Subject: Staphylococcus hominis is a species of staph...sm
It is usually a harmless skin infection but can cause problems in immunocompromised patients. He's probably saying "staph hominis sepsis."
could it be coag (coagulase) negative staph
Subject: could it be coag (coagulase) negative staph
We had cultures done initially which showed him to have Enterobacter and staph which was sm
Subject: We had cultures done initially which showed him to have Enterobacter and staph which was sm
sensitive to Floxin and he had been on s/l tenalones for about 14-20 days.
I treat it the same s/m
Subject: I treat it the same s/m
as all other latin abbreviations. I abbreviate it, etc.
There is a VAC used to treat ulcers...
Subject: There is a VAC used to treat ulcers...
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ligament of Treat?
Subject: ligament of Treat?
sounds like ligament of Treats - maybe in the abdomen/colon ?
Novantrone is used to treat MS nm
Subject: Novantrone is used to treat MS nm
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Sarcoma clinic note - patient found to have coag-neg staph instead
Subject: Sarcoma clinic note - patient found to have coag-neg staph instead
-The plan is to start her on antibiotics as per s/l ID's recommendation and follow her closely.-
This doesn't sound like the name of any of the doctors involved, so I thought it may be a protocol that I'm not familiar with. Thanks for your help!
wound cultures grew staph s/l avitromidus ?? avid-troe-muh-tus
Subject: wound cultures grew staph s/l avitromidus ?? avid-troe-muh-tus
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that is used to treat hypertension, but thanks neways
Subject: that is used to treat hypertension, but thanks neways
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yes, but also used to treat orthostatic hypotension sm
Subject: yes, but also used to treat orthostatic hypotension sm
Beta Blockers
Beta blockers have also been studied for the treatment of orthostatic hypotension.9 The three agents most widely studied are propranolol, piûdolol, and xamoterol. Propranolol’s mechanism of action is believed to be antagonism of beta-controlled vasodilator effects of catecholamines. Pindolol is a nonselective beta blocker with intrinsic sympathomimetic activity. Patients with orthostatic hypotension may have reduced sympathomimetic activity, and the agonist properties of pindolol account for its usefulness in these patients. Xamoterol, a partial beta1-selective agonist, has been shown to be useful in patients unable to tolerate pindolol. Because xamaterol is an investigational agent, its usefulness is limited. Nevertheless, a New Drug Application has been filed with the FDA.
You know an antibiotic could cause thrush, not treat it, right? (nm)
Subject: You know an antibiotic could cause thrush, not treat it, right? (nm)
(nm)
Asparaginase? used to treat leukemia
Subject: Asparaginase? used to treat leukemia
Drug used to treat ED-- s/l Bimex???
Subject: Drug used to treat ED-- s/l Bimex???
Top 3 meds to treat gout.........sm
Subject: Top 3 meds to treat gout.........sm
NSAIDs, Indomethacin, Probenecid. Can you hear any of these being dictated?
Mobic is used to treat arthritis. Could the doc being saying that?
Subject: Mobic is used to treat arthritis. Could the doc being saying that?
Alinia - used to treat diarrhea with
Subject: Alinia - used to treat diarrhea with
certain intestinal infections.
CharcoCaps: activated charcoal used to treat....
Subject: CharcoCaps: activated charcoal used to treat....
Gas, Diarrhea, Poisoning from Swallowed Unknown Substance.
Elmiron used to treat interstitial cystitis nm
Subject: Elmiron used to treat interstitial cystitis nm
nm
nadolol used to treat complications associated with cirrhosis
Subject: nadolol used to treat complications associated with cirrhosis
Drug to treat Acinetobacter and Pseudomonas s/l *tesovactan* nm
Subject: Drug to treat Acinetobacter and Pseudomonas s/l *tesovactan* nm
possibly Avacor ?...used to treat hair loss
Subject: possibly Avacor ?...used to treat hair loss
Brent pressure earrings -- used to treat keloids. (nm)
Subject: Brent pressure earrings -- used to treat keloids. (nm)
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