yes - it just means "every" shift, so it does make
Posted By: vn on 2009-06-08
In Reply to: q.shift - paige
Subject: yes - it just means "every" shift, so it does make
sense - it is a term that is used.
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i'm wondering if he might be mispronouncing and means "backwash" - but would that make sens
Subject: i'm wondering if he might be mispronouncing and means "backwash" - but would that make sense?
Nope. Looked up operose and it means labored. She is in respiratory distress so it seems to make
Subject: Nope. Looked up operose and it means labored. She is in respiratory distress so it seems to make
sense. I think he is trying to impress me with his crazy vocabulary skills! Never heard it used before though. Hmmm.
I don't use either anymore - "every 6 hours..."
Subject: I don't use either anymore - "every 6 hours..."
I type "every Monday/Wednesday/Friday."
Subject: I type "every Monday/Wednesday/Friday."
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I was taught that q. should not stand alone, therefore, I would transcribe it "every Monday, Wedn
Subject: I was taught that q. should not stand alone, therefore, I would transcribe it "every Monday, Wednesday and Friday x6 weeks." (sm)
No space after the x per AAMT-BOS2.
Pt with Parkinsons on Neuro exam: Speech was mildly hypophonic "every" phrenic. nm
Subject: Pt with Parkinsons on Neuro exam: Speech was mildly hypophonic "every" phrenic. nm
Me neither, just hit the shift-key ???
Subject: Me neither, just hit the shift-key ???
q.shift
Subject: q.shift
the doc says fetal heart checks q.shift. can we put q.shift or is it something else.
q.shift
Subject: q.shift
well the specifics don't actually mention about this, but i wanted to know whether there is something as q.shift
q.shift
Subject: q.shift
i mean whether in this sentence q.shift is valid of not
q.shift
Subject: q.shift
tx nm that helps
just left shift key does it for me
Subject: just left shift key does it for me
I got this from the Shorthand people. Evidently, this is a common thing.
MLS=midline shift? sm
Subject: MLS=midline shift? sm
another wild guess here, but perhaps on the CT scan they can see a posterior MLS (midline shift)...caused by the hemorrhage...and now showing up as a hematoma or contusion within the midline shift???
shift and maintain
Subject: shift and maintain
"a test requiring her to shift and maintain a new set requiring her to inhibit previous learned response."
what is shift n maintain?
Yep, Ctrl+shift+N
Subject: Yep, Ctrl+shift+N
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Ctrl+Shift+8 took care of it. Thanks anyway!!
Subject: Ctrl+Shift+8 took care of it. Thanks anyway!!
nm
Better ask your QA. Some "verbatim" means "not really verbatim," some means "strictl
Subject: Better ask your QA. Some "verbatim" means "not really verbatim," some means "strictly verbatim." nm
x
Para means near. Parathoracic means near the thoracic muscles. nm
Subject: Para means near. Parathoracic means near the thoracic muscles. nm
x
If you use Shorthand, try hitting Ctrl, then ALT, then Shift. NM
Subject: If you use Shorthand, try hitting Ctrl, then ALT, then Shift. NM
x
Lachman, pivot shift and * manuever
Subject: Lachman, pivot shift and * manuever
Left knee problems. Lachman, pivot shift and s/l seg maneuvers are negative. Thank you
Third-spacing is correct. Refers to fluid shift
Subject: Third-spacing is correct. Refers to fluid shift
to interstitial space.
"Ctrl, ALT, Shift" worked to switch CAPS lock OFF
Subject: "Ctrl, ALT, Shift" worked to switch CAPS lock OFF
THANK YOU.
"Ctrl, ALT, Shift" worked to switch CAPS lock OFF
Jonathan
Cute! Glad you had a good laugh to break up your shift! :) nm
Subject: Cute! Glad you had a good laugh to break up your shift! :) nm
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In Word, press Ctrl + Shift + ; then the letter you want to get umlaut
Subject: In Word, press Ctrl + Shift + ; then the letter you want to get umlaut
You can make it an AutoCorrect entry if this is something you often do.
The only thing I can find close is subtilise meaning to make senses more keen or make one's sense
Subject: The only thing I can find close is subtilise meaning to make senses more keen or make one's senses more acute?
Yes, it's a constantly running feeding and the tubing gets flushed with a syringe once a shift. n
Subject: Yes, it's a constantly running feeding and the tubing gets flushed with a syringe once a shift. nm
s
may be referring to crepitations with lateral pivot shift of the knee. If you clearly hear it,
Subject: may be referring to crepitations with lateral pivot shift of the knee. If you clearly hear it,
x
I've heard the term nighthawk, person who works night shift.
Subject: I've heard the term nighthawk, person who works night shift.
I'm still listening and trying to fit it together to make any suggestions make sense.
Subject: I'm still listening and trying to fit it together to make any suggestions make sense.
Yergason's test? Load and shift test?
Subject: Yergason's test? Load and shift test?
Does it s/l either of those? Just ideas.
He does have a mild s/l pivot lie, but no significant pivot shift
Subject: He does have a mild s/l pivot lie, but no significant pivot shift
Thanks :-)
Do you know what this means?
Subject: Do you know what this means?
Any idea what this means?
Yes, believe that's what he means! ESL? nm
Subject: Yes, believe that's what he means! ESL? nm
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yes, means not sure
Subject: yes, means not sure
you should get a regular dictionary too
Does anyone know what DAC means?
Subject: Does anyone know what DAC means?
I'm sure it is what he means, but (sm)
Subject: I'm sure it is what he means, but (sm)
He says it so weird. I was wondering if anyone ever heard of heparnotic or something similar--I can't find it anywhere. He has said it before and says it the same way each time. I'm stumped.
That means nothing!!
Subject: That means nothing!!
/
You do know what that means?? sm
Subject: You do know what that means?? sm
Means YOU ARE ONE OF US!!!! We are just plain old puzzle solvers who try to decipher the clues!!!
Glad to help. Keep going. !!! Good luck!!
If this is a UTI, I think it means this. sm
Subject: If this is a UTI, I think it means this. sm
The patient went ahead and took something for the UTI, causing partial clearing of the urine, so the results of the UA are skewed.
Whew!! It is Monday or what!!!!
Not sure what she means . . .
Subject: Not sure what she means . . .
Patient in the ER with urosepsis. . .
"They did a cadaver and laminectomy from L2-L4." That's the sentence. I don't know if she's just spacing a little with the cadaver part or am I missing something???
maybe it means less than 2:40
Subject: maybe it means less than 2:40
nm
It means...
Subject: It means...
exploratory laparotomy
unless he means sm
Subject: unless he means sm
co as in co-morbid, the person already had this problem.
(NtBNP), and N-terminal atrial natriuretic peptide ...... be certain whether co-morbid
I think that is what he means but not said clearly!
Subject: I think that is what he means but not said clearly!
probably what she means
Subject: probably what she means
but not what she says... we can't send to editing unless it has more than 3 blanks... going to send a note to supervisor .
yes thanks I do think that's what he means
Subject: yes thanks I do think that's what he means
he did not pronounce the n but I'm sure that's it... new medication. Thank you
Since neo- means new, that would
Subject: Since neo- means new, that would
make sense. He is making a new palate. BTW, I think Coblator is a brand name.
Can you tell me what it means?
Subject: Can you tell me what it means?
REally? I can't find Craco anywhere. Do you know what it means?
that must be what he means...thanks : )
Subject: that must be what he means...thanks : )
Maybe what he really means is
Subject: Maybe what he really means is
problematic
Probably what he means. TY. nm
Subject: Probably what he means. TY. nm
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