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I do it this way for clarity, too. Forget where the docs want paragraphs! Lots of

Posted By: 'em say it at the end of all sentences! nm on 2007-06-07
In Reply to: op notes - aln

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Lots of docs
Subject: Lots of docs

say patellar crepitus as patellar is referring to the patella. Just another way to say patella crepitus. :-)
paragraphs?
Subject: paragraphs?

I am a MT student completing my last set of reports for my final exam. Is there any hints you can give me on when to know to begin a new paragraph? These guys go on and on and it is tuff toknow when toi indent. thanks
paragraphs
Subject: paragraphs

I usually start a new paragraph when the subject changes.
Paragraphs in Op notes
Subject: Paragraphs in Op notes

I have noticed that when I transcribe an Op note as the dictator dictates it, starting a new paragraph as dictated...that QA always removes the spacing between the paragraphs.

Is there some rule in transcription that you don't break an op note into paragraphs? The client profile does not say anything about this.
Paragraphs in body of op reports.
Subject: Paragraphs in body of op reports.

When dictators dictate 'paragraph' within the body of the procedure portion of op reports, do I create separate paragraphs or ignore this request? This is not a verbatim account.
Clarity
Subject: Clarity

Could you put the word in the context of the sentence for me?
Here is what I would do for clarity:
Subject: Here is what I would do for clarity:

...mixture of 2 mL of 2% Xylocaine and 1 mL of 40 mg/mL of Depo-Medrol.


But that's just me.  Others may have other opinions.


 


Lots of Detail for Lots of Help!
Subject: Lots of Detail for Lots of Help!

Okay, I'm transcribing a SOAP note and this word that I'm trying to figure out is under the ASSESSMENT AND PLAN part. She says the word three times and I am now thinking she is saying something like "number next or number next is." What do you think?


(Normonaxis) Anemia may be caused from a recent epistaxis. He will start an iron pill daily over the counter called Fergon. Next visit we will check a hemoglobin, iron studies. (Normonax) He was in for right shoulder pain in the past. This was resolved. (Normonax) Recent qualm was treated with doxycycline.


Also, I was told to transcribe this using a straight SOAP format, but the doctor dictates things like "Review of Systems" and "Exam." I didn't think those headings or subheadings were in a SOAP format. She never dictates "Subjective" or "Objective," only "Assessment And Plan" as one heading towards the end of the report. Any advice?


Yep, done for clarity, thank goodness! Now if they'd only
Subject: Yep, done for clarity, thank goodness! Now if they'd only

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I have always typed it out for clarity.
Subject: I have always typed it out for clarity.


I used to have an Oriental doc that said 'puffa' when he wanted paragraphs! Drove me nuts. nm
Subject: I used to have an Oriental doc that said 'puffa' when he wanted paragraphs! Drove me nuts. nm

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Either is correct, but 14,800 makes for better clarity. nm
Subject: Either is correct, but 14,800 makes for better clarity. nm

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For clarity, trailer zeroes are acceptable in
Subject: For clarity, trailer zeroes are acceptable in

glasses have adds like
-2.00, +3.25, and it is required to use them to show how to dispense the prescription.
q.h.s. should be at bedtime or at hour of sleep due to clarity. Actually I have never seen q. hs bef
Subject: q.h.s. should be at bedtime or at hour of sleep due to clarity. Actually I have never seen q. hs before.


I type things like that with a "to" for clarity etc. nm
Subject: I type things like that with a "to" for clarity etc. nm


I won't forget now.
Subject: I won't forget now.

No, I never thought of it, but thank you to all who helped, now I most definitly know.
Forget it all.....
Subject: Forget it all.....

I won't bother anyone again.
ENT-forget to add
Subject: ENT-forget to add

Sorry, Forget to add that he is putting him on Augmentin 875 mg and if it is not better, he is going to admit him for IV antibiotics.


 


Forget to add
Subject: Forget to add

Forget to add: I am going to give him an injection of Solu-Medrol 250 mg, Celestone Soluspan 12 mg and Kenalog 80 mg IM.  I am going to start him on a Prednisone Dosepak.
forget to add
Subject: forget to add

We are going to put her on some doxycycline 100 mg b.i.d.
Don't forget F1
Subject: Don't forget F1

The f1 is the help menu
Sorry, forget the ref!! sm
Subject: Sorry, forget the ref!! sm


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    bacteria.emedtv.com/amoxicillin-and-clavulanate-potassium/amoxicillin-and-clavulanate-potassium-p5.html - 51k - Cached - Similar pages


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  • Forget it! He said C3-5 level!
    Subject: Forget it! He said C3-5 level!

    Sorry about that post!


    Forget it I think it is colchicine.
    Subject: Forget it I think it is colchicine.

    Thanks anyway!


    Forget it - I found it-Sorry
    Subject: Forget it - I found it-Sorry

    I'm embarrassed.  Osteoarticular Transplants (OATs)


    Thanks all! This one had me stumped! I will never forget it now!
    Subject: Thanks all! This one had me stumped! I will never forget it now!


    Don't forget Webster's dictionary--sm
    Subject: Don't forget Webster's dictionary--sm

    you usually don't think to find "medical" words in Webster's but found the following--
    Main Entry: in to·to
    Pronunciation: in-'tO-(")tO
    Function: adverb
    Etymology: Latin, on the whole
    : TOTALLY, ENTIRELY
    Some people might be in a hurry, or might forget just this once. nm
    Subject: Some people might be in a hurry, or might forget just this once. nm

    nm
    Maybe 'partial' since patient's forget them
    Subject: Maybe 'partial' since patient's forget them

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    Sorry. Forget ref. Here is an excellent lab link. sm
    Subject: Sorry. Forget ref. Here is an excellent lab link. sm

    http://www.labtestsonline.org/understanding/analytes/chem_panel/glance.html
    What is the correct way to type 2 cm x 2 cm. I forget if I need to use the zero. TIA
    Subject: What is the correct way to type 2 cm x 2 cm. I forget if I need to use the zero. TIA


    So true! I forget to try and think like them when listening.
    Subject: So true! I forget to try and think like them when listening.


    They usually do not say just ESR. Guess he forget the D. LOL. Glad I could help. NM
    Subject: They usually do not say just ESR. Guess he forget the D. LOL. Glad I could help. NM

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    Yes, all looks fine, don't forget the s on RBCs.
    Subject: Yes, all looks fine, don't forget the s on RBCs.


    Forget it. I figured it out! Yeah!!!
    Subject: Forget it. I figured it out! Yeah!!!

    False alarm . . . sorry.
    MIVA or MEVA? I always forget nm
    Subject: MIVA or MEVA? I always forget nm


    forget it I do not care anymore thanks ;-)
    Subject: forget it I do not care anymore thanks ;-)

    Pulling hair out today, Glad to be quitting this rotten job at MQ soon.
    relax Shirl - people forget they were once new too.
    Subject: relax Shirl - people forget they were once new too.

    I'm patient with newbies because I remember how tough it was for me being a newbie 28 years ago.  Feel free to email me with any questions now or in the future - just click on email in my post.


    Folks, try to remember what it was like to be new in the world of medical transcription.  We should never forget from where we came......


    Have a GREAT Sunday!!  .


     


    Forget it. Think he is saying CHLORthalidone, the generic. Geez:) nm
    Subject: Forget it. Think he is saying CHLORthalidone, the generic. Geez:) nm

    ..
    FORGET THIS POINT. MADE A MISTAKE-nm
    Subject: FORGET THIS POINT. MADE A MISTAKE-nm

    ss
    Forget my doctor's appointment this week...
    Subject: Forget my doctor's appointment this week...

    ...I'm coming to see YOU!! You were right! And this is one tough thing to find out. I think a medical school somewhere is calling your name....Thanks!
    I also looked for an answer for you--don't forget to write it down this time!!!-nm
    Subject: I also looked for an answer for you--don't forget to write it down this time!!!-nm

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    Forget the first reply. It is spelled suppurative. alzwell
    Subject: Forget the first reply. It is spelled suppurative. alzwell


    I would write it as "inflammation of the anus" and forget trying to decipher the EFL descripti
    Subject: I would write it as "inflammation of the anus" and forget trying to decipher the EFL description

    nm
    thank you lots
    Subject: thank you lots


    Lots and lots of thanks
    Subject: Lots and lots of thanks

    Many thanks wanderer. I never would have figured that out. I am going to add your name to my list of Favorites.
    lots of them say GOT and GPT instead of
    Subject: lots of them say GOT and GPT instead of


    We know. This person has lots of sm
    Subject: We know. This person has lots of sm

    trouble with the English language, to say nothing of the medical language. His (I'm assuming he's male) questions are very confusing. See above. It's scary.
    I use lots of sites - SM
    Subject: I use lots of sites - SM

    I use google first and get to healthgrades dot com if I know the state and then I only click on the CACHE button thru google and only the MD I'm searching for will highlight in all the states.  I hope I made myself understood in that sentence.  I also use anywho dot com and 411 dot com, 411locate dot com, dr-411 dot com, and last but far from least:


    http://www.upinregistry.com/provider_form.asp


    http://upin.ecare.com/


    Thank you! There are lots of sites...
    Subject: Thank you! There are lots of sites...

    out there on google who have drug-eluding. I did look that up and thought I chose the right one!! Thanks!
    Lots of things it could be, unfortunately. Why do you think
    Subject: Lots of things it could be, unfortunately. Why do you think

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