According to (s/l) Elisa classification, he is in class I, representing a 0.4% risk
Posted By: Robin on 2008-10-30
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Subject: According to (s/l) Elisa classification, he is in class I, representing a 0.4% risk
doc is dictating surgery risk and goes on to talk about the ASA classification, but I can't figure out what the first one is.
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ELISA classification, google it.
Subject: ELISA classification, google it.
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ELISA ?nm
Subject: ELISA ?nm
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Re: ELISA...sm
Subject: Re: ELISA...sm
Is this related to checking for any type of cancer testing ? I tried Google but cannot find anything.
ELISA nm
Subject: ELISA nm
Something like ELISA studies? sm
Subject: Something like ELISA studies? sm
Sorry. I am just stumped. Here are a couple of links which tell about diagnostic studies etc.
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http://www.emedicine.com/emerg/topic122.htm======
http://www.merck.com/mmpe/sec07/ch081/ch081b.html
Oh, found ELISA using gG technology... sound right?
Subject: Oh, found ELISA using gG technology... sound right?
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classification
Subject: classification
T1,N0,M0 -- commas and no spaces, although if you put in the spaces that is not a big deal. It is as if it is being used as 1 word.
Need help with cancer classification please!
Subject: Need help with cancer classification please!
Dictated as "T1CN0MX" and I am not finding much help with the Book of Style. Would this be typed as T1 CN0 MX ?
THanks!
Mallampati classification
Subject: Mallampati classification
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s/l Henche classification
Subject: s/l Henche classification
I am doing explor lap, Hartman procedure, colostomy, etc. Dx is perforated diverticulitis (stage II s/l Henche classification). I have been unable to locate this. Any help would be appreciated.
a classification for leukemia maybe?
Subject: a classification for leukemia maybe?
This is a patient with IgG s/l coppa emga who is being followed in the leukemia clinic. I'm thinking coppa may actually be kappa, but I don't have a clue what the emga is!!! It may sound more like emguf.
Any ideas?
Wassel classification.....nm
Subject: Wassel classification.....nm
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ENT help - type of classification - see msg THX!!
Subject: ENT help - type of classification - see msg THX!!
Her oropharyngeal exam revealed a "s/l Frebin" class II with mild tonsillar hypertrophy. Any help would be appreciated. This doc mumbles something fierce.
Grade / Classification
Subject: Grade / Classification
which ones use Roman numerals? Grade or classification?
classification (as in drugs) ?
Subject: classification (as in drugs) ?
Drug search by classification
Subject: Drug search by classification
I'm back in acute care, and until the new Sauder's drug book comes out next month, are there any sites to look up drugs by category? I just want to put in a key word like "antibiotic" and have a list of them pop up. Ideally it would say what they were used for.
Surely there is such a thing as that?
mucocysteine is a drug classification
Subject: mucocysteine is a drug classification
is a mix up of saying Mucomyst and acetylcysteine
(Mucomyst is N-acetylcysteine). I could not document a US classification; only in Canada. The rest of the statement should be 100 mg per meter squared written as
100 mg/m2
I would suggest leaving a blank if you cannot document.
Breast cancer classification - s/l tra-vis-sol-lee
Subject: Breast cancer classification - s/l tra-vis-sol-lee
regarding her diagnosis of lobular neoplasia, plastic versus pleomorphic LCIS and the microcalcifications which were seen in her specimen.
He classified this under __tra-vis-sol-lee's_ category II of lobular neoplasia.
Child- Pugh classification (duh), yes, that's it. Thanks! nm
Subject: Child- Pugh classification (duh), yes, that's it. Thanks! nm
There's a Watson-Jones fx classification. nm
Subject: There's a Watson-Jones fx classification. nm
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s/l "Goldberg" Classification in perioperative complications
Subject: s/l "Goldberg" Classification in perioperative complications
TIA!!
I did find a surgical Goldberg classification
Subject: I did find a surgical Goldberg classification
staging classification for multiple myeloma? (sm)
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Sounds like "Dewey-Salmon" 3A??
Thanks.
Found it - it's Durie-Salmon classification (nm)
Subject: Found it - it's Durie-Salmon classification (nm)
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It is Mallampati. A classification used in ariway assessment.
Subject: It is Mallampati. A classification used in ariway assessment.
The number would be Class IV
Risk
Subject: Risk
The risk of surgery, olecranon bursectomy, could be a pulmonary embolism.
Maybe low risk?
Subject: Maybe low risk?
I think it is Ficat classification of femoral head osteonecrosis.
Subject: I think it is Ficat classification of femoral head osteonecrosis.
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yes, Garden's classification of femoral neck fractures
Subject: yes, Garden's classification of femoral neck fractures
Fuhrman nuclear grading system or classification.
Subject: Fuhrman nuclear grading system or classification.
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risk stratisfy?
Subject: risk stratisfy?
It has been 3 years since his last stent. The pt has coronary artery disease. He is not very active. Doctor is recommending an exercise MIBI to s/l ris-trat-is-fy him.
risk stratisfy? 
CVA as a risk of low platelets?
Subject: CVA as a risk of low platelets?
Could doc have repeated the word "of" ?
sorry risk stratify....
Subject: sorry risk stratify....
risk/benefit or risk-benefit
Subject: risk/benefit or risk-benefit
No numbers, just those words.
risk-benefit ration or risk/benefit ratio?
At the risk of contradiction.. ;-)
Subject: At the risk of contradiction.. ;-)
Curette just a variant of curet.
Oropharynx class ?? help
Subject: Oropharynx class ?? help
Hello all - I can't seem to find this anywhere but it sounds to me like "oropharynx is crowded, s/l malenpotty class 3".
Anyone have any ideas?
Thanks much, Jenny
Oropharynx class ??? help
Subject: Oropharynx class ??? help
Thank you SO much for your fast reply & infinite knowledge!!!
Jenny
Thanks, and should it be class or Class/grade or Grade? TIA
Subject: Thanks, and should it be class or Class/grade or Grade? TIA
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grade, class, etc.
Subject: grade, class, etc.
Keep a printed copy of the Medquist guidelines at your desk, it's all outlined there.
Class 3 Mallampati NM
Subject: Class 3 Mallampati NM
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class III Mallampati. NM
Subject: class III Mallampati. NM
If his is for a class, you need to refer
Subject: If his is for a class, you need to refer
to your reference and ask your instructor. Every company arranges their formats differently.
Seems to be an organization for at-risk youth. sm
Subject: Seems to be an organization for at-risk youth. sm
See link. Bet this is it. Never heard of it either!
http://www.anasazi.org/
Possible risk management issue
Subject: Possible risk management issue
I think the proper form would be to type it verbatim and then flag the report for possible risk management.
can you hear risk stratisfy?
Subject: can you hear risk stratisfy?
Found it - Gail risk
Subject: Found it - Gail risk
Pt at risk for cva with factors including sm
Subject: Pt at risk for cva with factors including sm
age, s/l atria of hypertension. TIA
you could use risk:benefit ratio
Subject: you could use risk:benefit ratio
a ratio is usually used with a colon to separate, like 1:40 or risk:benefit ratio....though a hyphen would also work there, risk-benefit ratio
Risk Complication Sheet?
Subject: Risk Complication Sheet?
Is it the ASP or ASPR Risk Complication Sheet?
okay, at the risk of sounding like an idiot, I have to
Subject: okay, at the risk of sounding like an idiot, I have to
ask - what's "IMO" ??
TIMI risk score probably. NM
Subject: TIMI risk score probably. NM
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