thanks, have not seen u or mt50 or other names that help me often! I need you guys! LOL
Posted By: newbiehere on 2008-03-07
In Reply to: Hi there! I personally would not hesitate - annabanana
Subject: thanks, have not seen u or mt50 or other names that help me often! I need you guys! LOL
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Even with names . . .
Subject: Even with names . . .
If it ends in s then just an apostrophe
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names sm
Subject: names sm
The engraver should be an expert, ask him/her. I would say Smith, John A., Sr.
Med names
Subject: Med names
Could it be Prilosec and possibly Protonix? Protonix does not fit as far as the dosage, should be 20 or 40 mg.
Drug names
Need help with several drug names.
Sounds like scalapsin
sounds like elest (for irregular menstrual bleeding)
sounds like televate (a scalp prep)
sounds like loscal (for hyperlipidemia)
sounds like acuflex drops (for otitis)
sounds like fosal HC (for otitis)
sounds like Azlin (nasal spray)
sounds like aproprian hydrochloride (help stop smoking)
sounds like ranitidine (for GERD)
sounds like phelden (for foot pain)
Help with drug names
Subject: Help with drug names
Rocethrin? Also something like "Cadawa NHCTC"?
Thanks in advance for any help you can give me!!
Help with drug names
Subject: Help with drug names
thanks! I found one of them...Rocephin, but still looking for the other. But the HCTZ clears up some of it! Just s/l "Cattawa N" HCTZ....
Help with drug names
Subject: Help with drug names
I saw that, and at first thought it might be, but kept playing back tape and it just doesn't sound like it! 
help with drug names
Subject: help with drug names
A 74-year-old with history of CAD (coronary artery disease), atrial fibrillation, hypertension, dyslipidemia, (__).
(retamural) 4 ml q.i.d., (ashphen/ashven) 325 mg daily.
drug names
Subject: drug names
to to: drugs.com
many ways to search for a drug and it is rare to not find something, unless the dictator is not saying it right/you are not hearing it corectly.
A very good resource!
ENT alternate names
Subject: ENT alternate names
the doctor says ENT consultation but there are no physician's available in my database under an ENT search and I cannot understand the ENT docs name. What are some alternatives I can look under such as otolaryngology???
retractor names from A-Z at this URL -sm
Subject: retractor names from A-Z at this URL -sm
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Drug Names help!
Subject: Drug Names help!
s/l Perflolex 40 mg once a day and s/l Pertonics 50 mg once a day.
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names of fingers
Subject: names of fingers
I have always heard the index finger referred to as the trigger finger. Based on the assumption, the trigger/index finger is different than the ring finger. I have never heard any other finger referred to with that label, but that doesn't mean I am right.
names of fingers
Subject: names of fingers
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could be drug names as in message
Subject: could be drug names as in message
lanoprazole
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Subject: Drug Names - Websites???
 I hope you all can help! I am in search of a good website to distinguish drug names. I am looking specifically to be able to distinguish brand names from generic and am interested in which should be capitalized, and which not? Any good sites out there that aren't all lists with all drug names starting in caps even though they shouldn't be?
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Subject: names of eye drops - not sure if name brands
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Yes, names of studies are not part of
Subject: Yes, names of studies are not part of
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ANNABANNA good to see old names again....please take a look at this!!!!!
Subject: ANNABANNA good to see old names again....please take a look at this!!!!!
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need help with 2 drug names..the patient has dementia. pls sm. Thanks.
Subject: need help with 2 drug names..the patient has dementia. pls sm. Thanks.
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Need help on 2 drugs names plz: one s/l Aveprio and one s/l Clendal - thx! (nm)
Subject: Need help on 2 drugs names plz: one s/l Aveprio and one s/l Clendal - thx! (nm)
nm
Here is link from Merck site with the names sm
Subject: Here is link from Merck site with the names sm
of drugs beginning with "C". THere are none beginning with a "K".
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Subject: transposing names in a hyphenated instrument name
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Amazing how these doc murder the names of these meds!
Subject: Amazing how these doc murder the names of these meds!
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Subject: I would type Sr. so-and-so if you're allowed pt names. nm
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Link for you with other analogue insulin names etc sm.
Subject: Link for you with other analogue insulin names etc sm.
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Listing of generic/Brand names
Subject: Listing of generic/Brand names
Okay, where is the best place on line to find a listing of generic/Brand names for drugs? It is hard to find a website that lists the proper lower/upper case info.
BOS2 says DO NOT abbreviate medication names.
Subject: BOS2 says DO NOT abbreviate medication names.
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If you weren't provided with a list of students' names, sm
Subject: If you weren't provided with a list of students' names, sm
ask your QA for help.
DePuy has several spinal systems with "cat" names
Subject: DePuy has several spinal systems with "cat" names
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Here's QuickLook info on fenofibrate (brand names)
Subject: Here's QuickLook info on fenofibrate (brand names)
Synonyms
U.S./Canadian Brand Names
- ApoŽ-Fenofibrate (Can)
- Nu-Fenofibrate (Can)
- TriCorŽ
Therapeutic Category
- Antihyperlipidemic Agent, Miscellaneous
UseAdjunct to dietary therapy for the treatment of adults with very high elevations of serum triglyceride levels (types IV and V hyperlipidemia) who are at risk of pancreatitis and who do not respond adequately to a determined dietary effort; its efficacy can be enhanced by combination with other hypolipidemic agents that have a different mechanism of action; safety and efficacy may be greater than that of clofibrate
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Dosage FormsCapsule: 67 mg, 134 mg, 200 mg
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Subject: There is a "Cerritos, CA" -- see link to city names inside.
http://dir.yahoo.com/Regional/U_S__States/California/Cities/?skw=california+cities
I see there are Lumatec brand names. Not sure about wrist tower though?
Subject: I see there are Lumatec brand names. Not sure about wrist tower though?
YW, it's hard to figure out those darn bacterial names sometimes :) nm
Subject: YW, it's hard to figure out those darn bacterial names sometimes :) nm
Ironically, most of the early settlers didn't even know how to spell their own names.
Subject: Ironically, most of the early settlers didn't even know how to spell their own names.
That's why there are so many variations out there. It could be correct either way. We may never know in this wonderful thing called life.
l-thyroxine. (google for brand names). BTW, do not capitalize "disease."
Subject: l-thyroxine. (google for brand names). BTW, do not capitalize "disease."
Prochlorperazine (marketed under the names Compazine, Buccastem, and Stemetil) .
Subject: Prochlorperazine (marketed under the names Compazine, Buccastem, and Stemetil) .
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Subject: BOS II says italicize or underline names of books or journals. Quotes
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In broad generalizations, brand names are catchy and easy to say, generics often are not..sm
Subject: In broad generalizations, brand names are catchy and easy to say, generics often are not..sm
Brand names..Avapro, Motrin, Aleve, Bentyl, Rescon, Comtrex, Toradol...easy to pronounce, spelling makes sense, sound like a shiny corporate marketing group named them (which they did).
Generics...celecoxib, lazabemide, dexormaplatin, praziquantel... look and sound like a bunch of syllables randomly thrown together.
With experience you'll recognize the common suffixes of generics...-mide,-cillin, -olone, -xime.
But, really, it's just lots and lots of repetition of seeing, looking up, hearing, and typing them hundreds of times.
Any way you can work it into your spellcheck and/or macro program is the best help you can give yourself.
Brand names are usually shorter
Per AAMT-BOS2 it says to "use the complete spelling for drug names" (sm)
Subject: Per AAMT-BOS2 it says to "use the complete spelling for drug names" (sm)
nitroglycerin paste
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great names huh? I used to type a Dr. Holeman, correct spellling, years ago. He is a gynecologist. N
Subject: great names huh? I used to type a Dr. Holeman, correct spellling, years ago. He is a gynecologist. No kidding.
Thanks, MT50
Subject: Thanks, MT50
I actually saw that in my Google search, but confirmation from another MT helps!
Thanks again MT50 for your help.
Subject: Thanks again MT50 for your help.
That has to be it. I will make a note of this one has I have never come across it before.
Thank you very much MT50!!
Subject: Thank you very much MT50!!
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That is it. Thank you MT50! nm
Subject: That is it. Thank you MT50! nm
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Yeh, probably go with MT50, did not
Subject: Yeh, probably go with MT50, did not
think of that one.
thank you MT50
Subject: thank you MT50
thank you again MT50
Subject: thank you again MT50
Thank you, MT50 and mmk!
Subject: Thank you, MT50 and mmk!
That explains why I initially thought the first part of the word sounded almost as if he was pronouncing it similar to the Rapide suture!
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