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It would be mycins (and you are right all mycin drugs)

Posted By: MT50 on 2007-12-26
In Reply to: drug help - post christmas

Subject: It would be mycins (and you are right all mycin drugs)




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that is what I thought, but she only said Mycin and not mycins
Subject: that is what I thought, but she only said Mycin and not mycins

does that make a difference
drug s/l sept-o-mycin?
Subject: drug s/l sept-o-mycin?

Ceftomycin?  Ceptomycin?  I can't find anything!  Any ideas? 
Mycin or Macon forte
Subject: Mycin or Macon forte


could be to mycins
Subject: could be to mycins

as in mycin drugs, garamycin, gentamycin, erythromycin...
Mycins
Subject: Mycins

An allergy to "mycins," such as erythromycin, etc.
Coly-Mycin - found this on Quick Look.
Subject: Coly-Mycin - found this on Quick Look.

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No, it's definitely stryspnEEAns, no mycins - sm
Subject: No, it's definitely stryspnEEAns, no mycins - sm

There are all sorts of very "strange" things in this report but thank you very much for trying. It's a consult and this dictator can't figure out why the consult - she's dictating for someone else, and doesn't even give her name. =:O
Ah...the mycins. Great job Tz.
Subject: Ah...the mycins. Great job Tz.

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Yes, to "the mycins" would be fine.
Subject: Yes, to "the mycins" would be fine.

They don't always say things exactly right, but that's close enough to know what the dictator meant IMO. It is certainly common to be allergic to a group of antibiotics like that.
-mycins commonly used when listing allergies. nm
Subject: -mycins commonly used when listing allergies. nm


for drugs phonetic guessing, etc. I do Drugs.com
Subject: for drugs phonetic guessing, etc. I do Drugs.com

worth a dry, can also search part of drug ie *threx
re: Mycin forte or macon forte post below
Subject: re: Mycin forte or macon forte post below

Please tell me where you are referencing these medications with these spellings: Mycin Forte/Macon Forte
drugs and lab
Subject: drugs and lab

mumbling doctor here.  pt has diabetes with sugars running high--has not been seeing a sl-dopatologist.


drugs--sl-lorclazepam 30 mg at night.


lab--white count sl-550,400.


thanks


drugs
Subject: drugs

D: Sentinel 75 mcg IV and Versed. Sentinel??
need help on 3 drugs
Subject: need help on 3 drugs

Patient has past medical history of CVA, angina, type 2 diabetes. Current meds are Coumadin, Glucophage, aspirin, "_______ glycerin", ibuprofen,  Endura, S/L "Lasix PCO", Synthroid, "S/L carbonephrine", Cordarone, Norvasc, Vasotec.
3 drugs
Subject: 3 drugs

I forgot to tell you he is a mumbler.  It was nitroglycerin.  Imdur, not Endura.  Lasix (mumble).  I had to flag the "corbinephrine"
drugs
Subject: drugs

agreed.  thanks :)
Drugs. . .
Subject: Drugs. . .

s/l Clathoriane?
drugs
Subject: drugs

s/l centinel?


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drugs...
Subject: drugs...

s/l:  Elavyl? (given dosage: 15 mg h.s.)


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drugs dot com.............
Subject: drugs dot com.............


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Subject: drugs?

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drugs
Subject: drugs

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Subject: help drugs.....

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Subject: try www.drugs.com

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yes - taken from drugs.com
Subject: yes - taken from drugs.com

  • For treating prostate cancer:

    • Adults—1.25 to 2.5 mg three times a day.

  • have you tried drugs.com?
    Subject: have you tried drugs.com?

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    Subject: According to drugs.com both with a "z"


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    Subject: Yep (sm) per drugs.com

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    Brand Name: Examples include Glycron and Glynase

    Drugs per BOS
    Subject: Drugs per BOS

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    Drugs.com
    Subject: Drugs.com

    Drugs.com is an excellent site.  You can do a partial search of word or even a sounds like search.
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    Subject: drugs.com

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    Subject: drugs

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    drugs
    Subject: drugs

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    Subject: HIV drugs

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    Subject: I'm not sure if this is one or two drugs being dictated. SM

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    Subject: drugs for leukemia

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    memory drugs
    Subject: memory drugs

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    Subject: illicit drugs?

    nm
    drug help! Not sure if it's one or two drugs...
    Subject: drug help! Not sure if it's one or two drugs...

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    Chemo Drugs
    Subject: Chemo Drugs

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    www.chemocare.com/bio/
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    List of drugs
    Subject: List of drugs

    In a list of medications the physician says the patient is on what sounds like "diapran"  any ideas?  No idea what it is for or the dosage...
    List of drugs
    Subject: List of drugs


    There are many statin drugs... nothing with a "g" though
    Subject: There are many statin drugs... nothing with a "g" though

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    Subject: Your welcome. Found it under drugs.com.


    Most of these new drugs can be learned
    Subject: Most of these new drugs can be learned

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    Sympatholytic drugs
    Subject: Sympatholytic drugs

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    separation between drugs please sm
    Subject: separation between drugs please sm

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    Subject: newbie needs help with drugs

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