sure he didn't say generic instead of genetic?
Posted By: MDmt on 2007-11-26
In Reply to: Genetic metformin? - PAMT~MDM
Subject: sure he didn't say generic instead of genetic?
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genetic screen on babies, 21____ genetic analysis
Subject: genetic screen on babies, 21____ genetic analysis
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genetic screen on babies, 21____ genetic analysis
Subject: genetic screen on babies, 21____ genetic analysis
s/l the patient has tried some 21 (chromosome ?) genetic analysis
Could be genetic.
Subject: Could be genetic.
I did Google it, but I didn't know it was a hearing test it didn't pop up. Sorry to bother you
Subject: I did Google it, but I didn't know it was a hearing test it didn't pop up. Sorry to bother you.
Genetic mutation
Subject: Genetic mutation
The doctor states, "This entity (focal segmental glomerulosclerosis) has been associated with a number of genetic mutations, most prominently for s/l potasin. TIA.
Genetic metformin?
Subject: Genetic metformin?
As an allergy? Found Gen-Metformin. Is that what he means?
Does the MD actually say the word genetic?
Subject: Does the MD actually say the word genetic?
HFQ or HF2 genetic mutation
Subject: HFQ or HF2 genetic mutation
This is for breast cancer.
genetic term link. sm
Subject: genetic term link. sm
http://ghr.nlm.nih.gov/glossary/browse/c
got it but thanks, Trisomy 21 confirmed by genetic analysis
Subject: got it but thanks, Trisomy 21 confirmed by genetic analysis
she talks funny
There is a genetic test called TDFA. Here is link.
Subject: There is a genetic test called TDFA. Here is link.
Complete information for TDFA gene (genetic locus), Testis-determining factor, autosomal (ZFY-related autosomal) www.genecards.org/cgi-bin/carddisp.pl?gene=TDFA - 117k - Cached - Similar pages
Leefromine (sp?) genetic disorder, doctor spells...see more
Subject: Leefromine (sp?) genetic disorder, doctor spells...see more
She is scheduled for a mastectomy in the next week or so. She carries a genetic disorder of Leefromines where she is carrying genetic markers for cancer and she has had a right mastectomy for that reason.
No, I didn't mean that as a slam that you didn't research!!!
Subject: No, I didn't mean that as a slam that you didn't research!!!
I just meant that it's checked and verified for you. Shitzoo showed up on Google, too. LOL
Thanks again...tried that but didn't get anything because I didn't know how to spell it. (nm)
Subject: Thanks again...tried that but didn't get anything because I didn't know how to spell it. (nm)
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generic vs brand
Just wondering if anyone has a good site that correctly capitalizes brand name drugs and lower cases generic drugs - thanks
Brand or generic?
Subject: Brand or generic?
The drug is basikol - he spells it, but I don't know if it should be capitalized...I don't think so, but has anyone heard of it??
Thanks.
Generic/Name Brands
I'm trying to perfect my knowledge for capitalization of generic and name brand medications.
Anybody have any tips - besides looking every single one up and memorizing which are capitalized and which are not?
TX~
PS: It is generic for Buprenex..NM
Subject: PS: It is generic for Buprenex..NM
Generic vs Brand.
Subject: Generic vs Brand.
The expander software I use is part of Softmed. It has 2 lines to put your abbreviations in. I type in a drug in lower case in the short form part and the drug as it should appear in the long form part. IE...I would put "ativan" in the short form line and "Ativan" in the long form line. Then all I ever have to do is just type the drug in all lower case and it will auto cap from my expanders. You have to do this for every drug that you find, but when you are all done, you won't have to worry about generic or brand. This works for any drug from Avelox to Zoloft and in between. I hope this helps.
penicillin is generic (nm)
Subject: penicillin is generic (nm)
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Yep that's it, cause he says the generic later. But he's saying Cylexa .. just doing my best
Subject: Yep that's it, cause he says the generic later. But he's saying Cylexa .. just doing my best :) Thx again!
I think bandage would be generic...
Subject: I think bandage would be generic...
and Band-Aid is the brand name so it is capitalized.
no, it is generic term
Subject: no, it is generic term
nm
yep-clonazepam is the generic.
Subject: yep-clonazepam is the generic.
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Look up the generic of Atrovent nm
Subject: Look up the generic of Atrovent nm
nm
diltiazem is generic and therefore not
Subject: diltiazem is generic and therefore not
capitalized. The QA person apparently does not know this.
Generic - perphenazine is used for schizoprenia. /nm
Subject: Generic - perphenazine is used for schizoprenia. /nm
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linezolid (generic for Zyvox)
Subject: linezolid (generic for Zyvox)
http://www.zyvox.com/hcpConfirm.asp?hcp=check
generic drugs ;as for the other, give him .....sm
Subject: generic drugs ;as for the other, give him .....sm
Give him/her what they want for the capitalization of an md's name under consultation.
generic drugs are always lower case except when listed (usually flush left) with a number....a drug list.
octreotide (it's generic) is not an antibiotic. nm
Subject: octreotide (it's generic) is not an antibiotic. nm
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lamotrigine (generic for Lamictal)??? nm
Subject: lamotrigine (generic for Lamictal)??? nm
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tizanidine (generic for Zanaflex)??? nm
Subject: tizanidine (generic for Zanaflex)??? nm
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could be zolpidem (generic for Ambien).
Subject: could be zolpidem (generic for Ambien).
x
generic versus brand name
Subject: generic versus brand name
Generic Name : Gentamicin
Pronunciation : Jen-ta-my-sin
TradeName : Biogaracin, Gentaswift, G-mycin, Gerocin, Gentamycin, Mycin
This is what I found - it is a generic.
Generic versus name brand
Subject: Generic versus name brand
Does anyone have a hint for remembering which drugs are generic and which are name brand as far as capitalization goes? Right now I'm looking up each and every one - there has to be an easier way. TX
Can be Toprol XL and metoprolol for generic...nm
Subject: Can be Toprol XL and metoprolol for generic...nm
nm
Telmisartan (generic) Micardis nm
Subject: Telmisartan (generic) Micardis nm
c
first one is quinapril (generic Accupril) - sm
Subject: first one is quinapril (generic Accupril) - sm
if you try rxlist.com you can get some help on s/l (try *pril or quin*, etc.)
Not exactly your S/L but Urecholine (bethanechol generic) ? nm
Subject: Not exactly your S/L but Urecholine (bethanechol generic) ? nm
aztreonam, generic drug
Subject: aztreonam, generic drug
Aztreonam (AzactamŽ) is a synthetic monocyclic beta-lactam antibiotic (a monobactam) originally isolated from Chromobacterium violaceum.
Could be silver? (as in Silvadene generic)
Subject: Could be silver? (as in Silvadene generic)
It's a generic part of a prosthesis.
Subject: It's a generic part of a prosthesis.
sertraline (generic Zoloft). NM
Subject: sertraline (generic Zoloft). NM
is this drug generic or name brand?
Subject: is this drug generic or name brand?
conflicting info regarding whether to cap or not.
carisoprodol? generic for Soma (nm)
Subject: carisoprodol? generic for Soma (nm)
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simvastatin generic for Zocor
Subject: simvastatin generic for Zocor
Could be what you are looking for.
or maybe sulfasalazine (generic for Sulfazine) sm
Subject: or maybe sulfasalazine (generic for Sulfazine) sm
This is also for ulcerative colitis.
Is betadine generic or brand?
Subject: Is betadine generic or brand?
I usually use RXlist.com to determine this but it comes up weird for betadine.
Sorry ondansetron is generic for Zofran
Subject: Sorry ondansetron is generic for Zofran
nm
sertraline - generic for Zoloft
Subject: sertraline - generic for Zoloft
Generic versus brand name
Subject: Generic versus brand name
As I posted earlier, Kay Ciel is a brand name of potassium chloride just like K-Dur or others. KCl is the chemical abbreviation or symbol for potassium chloride by using the periodic table. It is no different than when the doctor dictates in labs Sodium 140, K 4.2. K is potassium, Cl is chlorine which contains a chloride ion (or something like that my chemistry is rusty). Unless the doctor specifies that he means the brand name Kay Ciel, then always go with KCl the generic as that won't ever technically be wrong or a patient care error.
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