sorry..I meant the abbrv. version.. q.hs? q.h.s.?? not sure
Posted By: style on 2007-09-23
In Reply to: at bedtime or nightly - xcopper
Subject: sorry..I meant the abbrv. version.. q.hs? q.h.s.?? not sure
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Stedman's Abbrv. book has it as AFib
Subject: Stedman's Abbrv. book has it as AFib
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and what is right, my version..sm
Subject: and what is right, my version..sm
According to her, this is right
40-week, appropriate-for-gestational-age female infant.
Don't make me laugh!
There are good websites with instructions about how to use hyphens correctly.
I would go with the first version.
Subject: I would go with the first version.
it's version - nm
Subject: it's version - nm
Can you offer a different version of your s/l? nm
Subject: Can you offer a different version of your s/l? nm
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I like your version better than the "real" one! LOL...nm
Subject: I like your version better than the "real" one! LOL...nm
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maybe "faster version" sm
Subject: maybe "faster version" sm
as opposed to a more thorough one?
try retroverted/anteverted or some version of that
Subject: try retroverted/anteverted or some version of that
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I've seen mostly the hyphenated version used.
Subject: I've seen mostly the hyphenated version used.
What Word version are you using? And are you using it with software? Wonder if it's
Subject: What Word version are you using? And are you using it with software? Wonder if it's
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This version makes it appear that the stability is most
Subject: This version makes it appear that the stability is most
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version of belly press test?? nm
Subject: version of belly press test?? nm
nm
The hypenated version was elimated about 5 or 6 years ago. sm
Subject: The hypenated version was elimated about 5 or 6 years ago. sm
The only two acceptable forms now are follow up, a verb (The patient will follow up in 2 weeks), and followup for either a noun or an adjective (On followup, the patient's incision was healing nicely) (He had a followup exam). Clear?
Would think a mushed up version of 'by mouth' or 'p.o.' ..nm
Subject: Would think a mushed up version of 'by mouth' or 'p.o.' ..nm
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but as others have noted before, it has a newer version now that isn't as good
Subject: but as others have noted before, it has a newer version now that isn't as good
Glad to help. I love the print version of MPR also. nm
Subject: Glad to help. I love the print version of MPR also. nm
How would you type this version of the word rales
Subject: How would you type this version of the word rales
As in rales and rhonchi. Dictator says "The patient has a non-productive "rally" cough. How would you spell "rally"?
What is the fully written out version of "chem stick"? - tia - nm
Subject: What is the fully written out version of "chem stick"? - tia - nm
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RE: What is the fully written out version of "chem stick"? - tia - nm
Subject: RE: What is the fully written out version of "chem stick"? - tia - nm
Chemstick
Use a diagnostic tool (Chemstick) to measure for the presence of: ...
Use the indicator key on the Chemstick box to measure the pH of the urine sample
2007 Version, Line Break anger
Subject: 2007 Version, Line Break anger
Every time I hit 'enter' to go to the next line (a return), it double spaces. How do I get it to just single space?
Thanks, everyone.
even BOS states that follow-up is an acceptable version of followup. sm
Subject: even BOS states that follow-up is an acceptable version of followup. sm
Isn't it funny how this profession dwells on simple little things like this.
My dictionary is an older version...Is saphenopopliteal acceptable? TIA!!!
Subject: My dictionary is an older version...Is saphenopopliteal acceptable? TIA!!!
I can only find the matricectomy version in Tessier's Surgical Words. nm
Subject: I can only find the matricectomy version in Tessier's Surgical Words. nm
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THANK YOU to all below! I pasted the final version inside if you care to see your masterpiece :)
Subject: THANK YOU to all below! I pasted the final version inside if you care to see your masterpiece :)
Lispro insulin pen, and for her regular insulin on a sliding scale t.i.d.: Less than 60, orange juice and call; 81-150 no insulin; 151-200 six units subcutaneous, 201-250 eight units subcutaneously; 251-300 give 10 units subcutaneously; 301-350 fourteen units; 351-400 eighteen units; over 400 twenty-three units and call.
I would say it could be split. It is just giving the version of Verapamil, like ER for extended rele
Subject: I would say it could be split. It is just giving the version of Verapamil, like ER for extended release, or SR for slow release, etc.
Found this - DSMr-IV (Diagnostic and Statistical Manual, 4th version, revised)
Subject: Found this - DSMr-IV (Diagnostic and Statistical Manual, 4th version, revised)
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No, and I meant to IJV...sorry
Subject: No, and I meant to IJV...sorry
This guy is such a mumbler. He says the name of the balloon catheter twice in the report and I can't get it either time. I'm about to give up and leave blanks.....
I meant - Anyone know?
Subject: I meant - Anyone know?
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maybe he meant..
Subject: maybe he meant..
SPEP
serum protein electrophoresis?
JMO-I don't think that is what is meant.--sm
Subject: JMO-I don't think that is what is meant.--sm
I checked on google as well, and the closest I could come to this term medically was that the patient was malingering. I do not think that fits with this case. but could be wrong. jmo
meant nm
Subject: meant nm
I actually meant...
Subject: I actually meant...
*Avaflow* was probably *IV fluid* with D5.....etc.
Yes, that's what he meant, but now that I see it,
Subject: Yes, that's what he meant, but now that I see it,
I don't think I would want to type that in my report like that. I will have to have to see what the Vac part stands for and find out if I can substitute the real words for that abbreviated slang. But yup, that's what the ESL must have meant, though I think he said it with the word air in there.
Oh, I see what you meant now.
Subject: Oh, I see what you meant now.
(nm)
Sorry, I really meant
Subject: Sorry, I really meant
Upward slowing QRS just a try
I believe that is it. He did say CT though but I think he meant CP. Thx!!!
Subject: I believe that is it. He did say CT though but I think he meant CP. Thx!!!
But what I meant to say was
Subject: But what I meant to say was
you may be right in the Cor Status: Full Cor if is is in reference to a code status. I've heard some unusual things dictated in reference to code status and maybe that's how that account refers to it? That's why I was wondering if there was anything to indicate he was talking about code status. 
I meant to say...
Subject: I meant to say...
V of the neck
Sorry I meant
Subject: Sorry I meant
Which is the right way 3 to 4 mm or 3 - 4 mm? Sorry about that.
exactly - that's what I meant to. .
Subject: exactly - that's what I meant to. .
say - I've seen docs write on my own prescriptions: Sig - then the directions on how to take it. Thanks for clearing that up.
Regarding above meant to say sm not nm -
Subject: Regarding above meant to say sm not nm -
nm
I think that's what he meant
Subject: I think that's what he meant
but he only said apex... (I guess of the heart)... this account has a little flagging tool where he can put something in brackets for the doctor to look at
Meant to ask -- or is it 1 and 2...
Subject: Meant to ask -- or is it 1 and 2...
meant 65, not 64!!
Subject: meant 65, not 64!!
I'd take it that he meant (sm)
Subject: I'd take it that he meant (sm)
Percocet 5/325; but, I've been doing this for decades, and if the doctor doesn't take the time to elaborate, then I really don't give a rats Azz anymore.
That's what I meant!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!SA!!!
Subject: That's what I meant!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!SA!!!
In this case it HAS DEFINITELY TO BE PLURAL !!!!!
I KNOW THAT THERE IS ALSO PLEURAL, BUT NOT IN THIS CASE!
Sorry, meant mcg (nm)
Subject: Sorry, meant mcg (nm)
nm
Right! That's what I meant to say!
Subject: Right! That's what I meant to say!
Meant to say CMB could also fit. nm
Subject: Meant to say CMB could also fit. nm
Meant to say...
Subject: Meant to say...
AND left knee edema. :-)
meant nm for above, not sm. nm
Subject: meant nm for above, not sm. nm
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