Agree. No plural for Tylenol or Lasix or any other drug. nm
Posted By: vb89 on 2007-04-19
In Reply to: I'd keep it nitroglycerin, singular. - Hayseed
Subject: Agree. No plural for Tylenol or Lasix or any other drug. nm
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Tylenol No. 3 per drug books.
Subject: Tylenol No. 3 per drug books.
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I agree that it is views and should be plural.
Subject: I agree that it is views and should be plural.
Agree with MMK that it is a statin drug.
Subject: Agree with MMK that it is a statin drug.
It is the plural form of decubitus so type plural decubiti
Subject: It is the plural form of decubitus so type plural decubiti
I AGREE - DRUG-ELUTING STENT
Subject: I AGREE - DRUG-ELUTING STENT
I AGREE - DRUG-ELUTING STENT
Subject: I AGREE - DRUG-ELUTING STENT
Looks like Lasix 40 mg PRN sm
Subject: Looks like Lasix 40 mg PRN sm
Lasix (furosemide) is given for CHF and edema. Sometimes patients alternate it as needed for their legs etc. Just a thought.
It could be K-Dur which is taken with Lasix.
Subject: It could be K-Dur which is taken with Lasix.
WAG could it be Lasix 80 mg q.d. x7 days
Subject: WAG could it be Lasix 80 mg q.d. x7 days
Could this Lasix dose be correct?
Does Lasix 380 mg twice daily sound excessive? The doctor originally dictated 20 mg daily and then went back and had me change it. I saw something about a dose can be titrated up carefully to 600 mg daily with patients with severe edematous conditions........just not sure. Any help would be greatly appreciated!!!
Usually when a patient takes antihypertensives like Lasix, they will sm
Subject: Usually when a patient takes antihypertensives like Lasix, they will sm
need potassium, too. I'm thinking that maybe what you're hearing is Lasix (comma), then maybe potassium chloride? Don't know about the 3rd.
does not give. Listed with other meds Coumadin, metoprolol, Lasix, Synthroid, calcon, potassium. nm
Subject: does not give. Listed with other meds Coumadin, metoprolol, Lasix, Synthroid, calcon, potassium. nm
nm
I mean PRN Tylenol
Subject: I mean PRN Tylenol
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Tylenol
Subject: Tylenol
Tylenol 975 mg - is it there? i cannot document it.
Tylenol #3.
Subject: Tylenol #3.
Tylenol No. 3
Subject: Tylenol No. 3
CORRECT way is "Tylenol No.3" as per manufacturer. Look it up in your PDR. I've been correcting that # sign for years now.
Rosie
Tylenol #4 or Tylenol No. 4
Subject: Tylenol #4 or Tylenol No. 4
Can anyone tell me which is the proper way to transcribe Tylenol #4- I seem to be finding it both ways. Thanks.
Tylenol No. 4
Subject: Tylenol No. 4
nm
Not on verbatim--it would be PRN tylenol
Subject: Not on verbatim--it would be PRN tylenol
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Maybe something like Tylenol Junior sm
Subject: Maybe something like Tylenol Junior sm
Or something like that. Junior because it would be chewable or liquid since she can't swallow.
S/L Tylenol grain 10 q.i.d. ???
Subject: S/L Tylenol grain 10 q.i.d. ???
Medications to include Tylenol grain 10 q.i.d. scheduled for his arthritis, .....
Thanks
IT IS BUT I DON'T KNOW WHAT EXACTLY SHE IS SAYING! i AM THINKING IT MIGHT BE TYLENOL NM
Subject: IT IS BUT I DON'T KNOW WHAT EXACTLY SHE IS SAYING! i AM THINKING IT MIGHT BE TYLENOL NM
NM
Tylenol #4 no message
Subject: Tylenol #4 no message
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I have always typed it as Tylenol No. 4 NM
Subject: I have always typed it as Tylenol No. 4 NM
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Since it's verbatim, how about w/o periods? Prn Tylenol. I don't think that looks bad. nm
Subject: Since it's verbatim, how about w/o periods? Prn Tylenol. I don't think that looks bad. nm
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s/l Tylenol pudding elixir
Subject: s/l Tylenol pudding elixir
Can't find this anywhere - for a patient whose jaw is wired shut.
Tylenol with Codeine elixir ?
Subject: Tylenol with Codeine elixir ?
Could it be Tylenol/Codeine elixir or Tylenol with Codeine elixir ?
pt was started on a program of s/l MSN and Tylenol. sm
Subject: pt was started on a program of s/l MSN and Tylenol. sm
Right knee pain. The patient has had previous injuries and problems with the knee including some arthritis that flared up a few weeks ago and was particularly bothersome for awhile. She got on a program of s/l MSN and Tylenol
Infant is receiving Tylenol and s/l Sweetease...nm
Subject: Infant is receiving Tylenol and s/l Sweetease...nm
nm
Tylenol No. 4 because # sign can be confused for quantity. nm
Subject: Tylenol No. 4 because # sign can be confused for quantity. nm
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plural. nm
Subject: plural. nm
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plural...nm
Subject: plural...nm
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IMO only, but seems plural SM
Subject: IMO only, but seems plural SM
Unfortunately I cannot find a "rule" on this either, but if you change "bilateral" to "both" or "right and left" it does not change the meaning of the sentence but you would use the plural, tibias.
In the same way in your example, I believe it should be "examination of the hips, knees and ankles is normal bilaterally." (Consider if "bilateral" was before the word hips instead.)
Again, just my opinion -- tough question! Especially in a sentence fragment such as a diagnosis...
....plural, I mean....
Subject: ....plural, I mean....
nm
Your plural
Subject: Your plural
http://www.m-w.com/cgi-bin/dictionary?book=Dictionary&va=phalanx
plural. :) nm
Subject: plural. :) nm
...plural. :) ...nm
Subject: ...plural. :) ...nm
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NEVER add an 's' to cc. It is already plural.
Subject: NEVER add an 's' to cc. It is already plural.
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plural has e at the end
Subject: plural has e at the end
nm
I would use plural, nm
Subject: I would use plural, nm
plural of plexus
Subject: plural of plexus
Isn't plexus both singular and plural? My doc keeps saying "brachial plexi" when he's talking about both arms, and I can't find that anywhere. Any help is appreciated.
...and the plural form would be....:) nm
Subject: ...and the plural form would be....:) nm
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metastases - plural
Subject: metastases - plural
x
Pleural is not plural--ack!
Subject: Pleural is not plural--ack!
"Pleural" - You have been transcribing too long. You mean "plural," n'est-ce-pas?
Plural of orifice?
Subject: Plural of orifice?
What is the correct plural form of orifice?
Always use the plural - Adnexa
Subject: Always use the plural - Adnexa
Per BOS - Page 13
Yes, plural effusion
Subject: Yes, plural effusion
plural! Gotcha! :) nm
Subject: plural! Gotcha! :) nm
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I would use it as the plural form. :) nm
Subject: I would use it as the plural form. :) nm
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No because it's plural, not possessive
Subject: No because it's plural, not possessive
It's just Apgars.
adnexa is plural
Subject: adnexa is plural
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