...probably "and edema of the...", not "at the dame"
Posted By: Just Me on 2006-03-16
In Reply to: dame of mucous membranes? - cdiff
Subject: ...probably "and edema of the...", not "at the dame"
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what is a dame
Subject: what is a dame
at the dam of mucous membranes (maybe)?
What is a dame?
Subject: What is a dame?
Demours mucous membrane(s)? (maybe)...
There ain't nuthin like a dame . . . nm
Subject: There ain't nuthin like a dame . . . nm
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dame of mucous membranes?
Subject: dame of mucous membranes?
Dr. says: The sclerae and conjunctivae are unremarkable. TMs are unremarkable. The nose shows a mild degree of hyperemia at the (s/l dame) of the mucous membranes. The patient’s oropharynx shows no significant pathology. Mucous membranes are moist.
What is dame? Could not find this word anywhere. Any help 
confused...when to use "in" and "at"
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s/l bacteremia versus "AT" ........
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Or even said as "At-wahn". I think Ativan suits here. nm
Subject: Or even said as "At-wahn". I think Ativan suits here. nm
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I saw that but she is clearly saying "at brostroms" so I was wondering if there was a tendon o
Subject: I saw that but she is clearly saying "at brostroms" so I was wondering if there was a tendon or ligament called brostroms. Thanks
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Have a punctuated this correctly - around the "at which time" part....
Subject: Have a punctuated this correctly - around the "at which time" part....
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seen "in" the clnic and dept "at" the hospital.
Subject: seen "in" the clnic and dept "at" the hospital.
x
Pt with dementia in nursing home with s/l "fa (with the a being like in "at") score of 6 &#
Subject: Pt with dementia in nursing home with s/l "fa (with the a being like in "at") score of 6 "little e".
I would go with "and."
Subject: I would go with "and."
Either the way you have it or use "and"
Subject: Either the way you have it or use "and"
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I don't think the "and" is necessary -
Subject: I don't think the "and" is necessary -
those are the upper sacroiliac joints.
Yes, use the "and." SIJ is different from
Subject: Yes, use the "and." SIJ is different from
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Could doc being saying "and as well as" paraspinal...? sm :)
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Could it be "and Tisseel"
Subject: Could it be "and Tisseel"
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may be "and diphteroid" nm
Subject: may be "and diphteroid" nm
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Subject: probably "and cardia"
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could this be "involving" instead of "and ..."
Subject: could this be "involving" instead of "and ..."
multiple fractures involving the second toe. (ESL?)
That's it! "And" sounded like "N". Thank you very much!
Subject: That's it! "And" sounded like "N". Thank you very much!
I would make it 1 with an "and" between
Subject: I would make it 1 with an "and" between
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If he said "and" then no, I would not hyphenate it.
Subject: If he said "and" then no, I would not hyphenate it.
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I wonder if it could be Protonix "and Lomotil"? nm
Subject: I wonder if it could be Protonix "and Lomotil"? nm
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I would guess "marking pen" and maybe "and um" or something else after.
Subject: I would guess "marking pen" and maybe "and um" or something else after.
"and TMs" (tympanic membranes) nm
Subject: "and TMs" (tympanic membranes) nm
"as well as" does not equal "and"
Subject: "as well as" does not equal "and"
i.e., the phrase isn't a conjunction and doesn't get treated the same way in a sentence. So your first choice is correct. I find that a lot of docs dictate w, x, y as well as z. I always change this to w, x and y as well as z.
Good catch.
"as well as" does not equal "and"
Subject: "as well as" does not equal "and"
i.e., the phrase isn't a conjunction and doesn't get treated the same way in a sentence. So your first choice is correct. I find that a lot of docs dictate "w, x, y as well as z." I always change this to w, x and y as well as z.
Good catch.
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maybe saying urticaria "and" dermatitis ??
Subject: maybe saying urticaria "and" dermatitis ??
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Subject: Looks fine. I might substitute "and" for the slash. NT
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Subject: Can you hear "and distal flow?" nm
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Subject: Tocometer measures contractions, probably saying "and toco"
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Subject: Gestational age - 35 weeks 1 day - never a comma or "and" Correct?
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I went back and listened and it was fraying--you were right about "of the" and not "and"
Subject: I went back and listened and it was fraying--you were right about "of the" and not "and". Thanx!
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Subject: i would not use a comma. the "and" is the connection for two complete thoughts or statements.
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Subject: You're absolutely right, it was "and ferritin". And keeping a lab sheet is an awesome idea! TY both!
edema
Subject: edema
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edema? nm
Subject: edema? nm
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edema
Subject: edema
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edema
Subject: edema
pedal edema
edema
Subject: edema
The patient has s/l slight right over left edema.
Has anyone heard of this? If not what do you think he means to say?
2+ edema or Two plus edema.
Subject: 2+ edema or Two plus edema.
Which is the correct formatting? Extremities: 2+ bilateral lower edema. OR Extremities: Two plus bilateral lower edema.
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