thanks for explaining that-I had no clue...NM

• Help - Tam
  • 20 mEq of KCl (?easily found in any reference....) nm - flybye
    • do you really use KCl and not Kay Ciel? - blown my mind! - nm
      • would rather type Kay Ciel.......nm - national said have to type KCl.....
      • yes, I use KCl...sm - flybye
        • thanks for explaining that-I had no clue...NM - national said have to type KCl.....
      • KCL as you have it in your original post stands for - ama
        • lower case letter L here - nm
        • Yes, I know the table of elements and I also know the drug name - that is administered. There is a difference. NM
          • Cap the K and C but lowercase the L - KCl is how it is written

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She has a sore throat and CP.  She apparently makes facial expression to the (s/l defect)??? with tears in her eyes following this.  This seems to happen frequently.  She tends to clear her throat. 

The patient apparently cannot talk and her mother is explaining how she acts.  Anyone know what the doc might be saying?  Do you need more info?    Probably not, you all are good. 

. . . as to what this might be?  ESL dictation and I can't seem to make out what he's saying.  I THINK I have an idea, but I wanted to run it by some of you ladies (and gentlemen) to see if your ideas are similar.

Sounds like he's saying the following:

Patient doesn't have much cough. Orsh-a-lavasta have a little bit of blood coming out.  (This is on a patient with a trach.)

Any ideas?

There are multiple small mobile 'calcilicemas' in the gallbladder.

Any suggestions?

Thanks I'm going to listen to it now.

Still in need of help with the neurological

Just gross and nonfocal

She says this in a nanosecond   Thanks again.

I asked about Pepcid and Protonix, as well as starting a Simadastatin  or Artreitide.  He had asked me to check with his cardiologist.