KCL as you have it in your original post stands for
Posted By: ama on 2006-02-17
In Reply to: do you really use KCl and not Kay Ciel? - blown my mind! - nm
Subject: KCL as you have it in your original post stands for
potassium chloride.
It would be 20 mEq of potassium chloride.
20 mEq of KCL
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I would do it the way you have it in your original post.
Subject: I would do it the way you have it in your original post.
Madhan's suggestion isn't a chart. If he specifically requests a chart I would type it that way. It doesn't matter what you think looks better. It matters what the doctor thinks looks better.
I'm sorry, see message in side original post.nm
Subject: I'm sorry, see message in side original post.nm
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Yes, In the original post she asked about the doc numbering each
Subject: Yes, In the original post she asked about the doc numbering each
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Original Poster
Subject: Original Poster
She is saying sPAP.
see original message
Subject: see original message
Thanks Derm MT - not original poster, but /sm
Subject: Thanks Derm MT - not original poster, but /sm
I wrote this one down -- cross-referencing in both "c" and "s"
Browsing this morning, I read original post and thought I had had "servant" as "cervatte" or something before -- looked up a couple different spellings, and could not find, so figured I must have been wrong and moved on. However, this one would have bugged me enough I would have spent more time searching later...
Glad you posted the correct answer.
original poster figured it out all on her/his own...nm
Subject: original poster figured it out all on her/his own...nm
original pack sm written OP
Subject: original pack sm written OP
http://www.ppa.org.uk/education/endorsing_fp10_dispensed.htm
found it here
I am the original poster for the dosing
Subject: I am the original poster for the dosing
question. So you would not type the word dispense out? I sent my report in with a blank so I will let my QA person make that decision.
Thanks.
maybe the original skin cancer,
Subject: maybe the original skin cancer,
if this is a recurrence.
Misspelled in original e-mail
Subject: Misspelled in original e-mail
This word should be colpoproctogram.
I refer to original Tessier book. Does the new one still have sm
Subject: I refer to original Tessier book. Does the new one still have sm
Buckwalter retractor and Buchwalter retractor (rather than the correct Bookwalter?). There were several others, but I can't recall them now. I gave my book away about 15 years ago, and strictly use Stedman's Med/Surg Equipment words, Stedman's Surgery words, and Vera Pyle's latest. I think what you're seeing is an entry before Hasson was verified. The same thing happened with Steffee/Steffe and Veress/Verress. If there were two spellings for Hasson/Hassan, I would think Vera's book would clarify. Time will tell, though. Ya never know in this business.
Yah, but I wasn't sure the original questioner did, sorry if I made you mad :)
Subject: Yah, but I wasn't sure the original questioner did, sorry if I made you mad :)
I checked wtih the original chart
Subject: I checked wtih the original chart
that I typed where the doctor stated that he was going to do an FNA and it was on the thyroid. I had already sent my charts, but I copied and pasted another with the work spelled colloid and an explanation and then sent that. Thanks so much.
um, original poster absolutely makes no reference to 110
Subject: um, original poster absolutely makes no reference to 110
nm
Did you try shutting down and rebooting to get back to your original settings?
Subject: Did you try shutting down and rebooting to get back to your original settings?
you said chronic IBS, original poster heard long E disease.
Subject: you said chronic IBS, original poster heard long E disease.
therefore chronic IBS disease.
You said it.... NOT me.
to answer the original question, initials mean "BIpolar CircumActive Probe" nm
Subject: to answer the original question, initials mean "BIpolar CircumActive Probe" nm
On a similar note, I copied and pasted a URL/Link & sent with my post, but it was absent from post.
Subject: On a similar note, I copied and pasted a URL/Link & sent with my post, but it was absent from post.
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ADMIN, can you post a perm msg to post LOTS of context when asking about WORDS?
Subject: ADMIN, can you post a perm msg to post LOTS of context when asking about WORDS?
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OP's post inside post says not Harrington rods
Subject: OP's post inside post says not Harrington rods
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Wait...! apparently my post did not post
Subject: Wait...! apparently my post did not post
I would do 60%. I have several doctors that will say 60 (as in ) 6-0. Clarifying the numbers so you don't put 16. They do 50, 5-0 so you don't put 15 because they sound close. It just sounds like sixty-six-zero. Put what you feel is right but I would be from experienc it is 60%
Could someone please tell me what CPE stands for (sm)
Subject: Could someone please tell me what CPE stands for (sm)
sounds like a test . . . may be related to hearing or ear infection
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Anyone know what MBA stands for?...
Subject: Anyone know what MBA stands for?...
working on discharge summary and I haven't got a clue. TIA.
BTW, the ALL stands for...
Subject: BTW, the ALL stands for...
both Acute Lymphoblastic Leukemia and Acute Lymphocytic Leukemia.
and it stands for:
Subject: and it stands for:
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I don't know what LCL stands for.
Subject: I don't know what LCL stands for.
ENG stands for
Subject: ENG stands for
electronystagmogram and your next blank may be canalith repositioning. I assume the patient is having trouble with dizziness?
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Subject: OD stands for
right eye. So, the patient had conjunctivitis of the right eye.
Are you asking what D&C stands for?
Subject: Are you asking what D&C stands for?
dilatation and curettage. Sentence is "She had a D&C and was placed on Provera" maybe???
Yes, PAFs ... it stands for
Subject: Yes, PAFs ... it stands for
platelet-activating factors. The presence of those in the eye usually indicate there has been an injury.
That identifies what is stands for... sm
Subject: That identifies what is stands for... sm
but that does not sound anything like what I'm hearing. Sounds like sonic dura-vo-tee.
anybody know what UPPI stands for? sm
Subject: anybody know what UPPI stands for? sm
I'm on this report and the worktype is UPPI evaluation. I think the dictator entered the wrong worktype because it is a letter, but I can't make the call without knowing what UPPI stands for. Any help?
TIA!
AC stands for acromioclavicular
Subject: AC stands for acromioclavicular
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I've never heard it put quite that way - is this an op report? I normally only do radiology.
KUB is correct - it stands for..
Subject: KUB is correct - it stands for..
kidneys, ureters, bladder - it is an x-ray.
that type out zero if it stands alone gets me and
Subject: that type out zero if it stands alone gets me and
I truly don't think most orthopedists or chiropractors (both of which were my first fields 30 years ago) like zero alone when they are giving degrees of movement of a limb, i.e., 30 degrees of extension, 0 degrees of flexion, 10 degrees of abduction, and 0 degrees of adduction......I truly don't think they would want zero degrees in any part of that....just my *take*
If we were to follow the BOS2 statement about zeroes in this particular case above, I do believe the orthopedists and/or chiropractors would have a problem with that.
Even in labs now, I DO type zero troponin for 0 troponin, but I don't think it looks very good when all other labs in same paragraph are numerical....
and let's think about urinalysis...... ..... zero red cells or 0 red cells
(they rarely do this - they will say 0-2 red cells and in that case, the zero is not standing alone and we can use 0 there but it's just more to think about.....because occasionally, if a patient has had hematuria, let's say.....the dictator might very well say: There are zero red cells.)
just commenting and exercising my own concerns and/or opinions...
IV in this case stands for
Subject: IV in this case stands for
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I checked it also; it stands for both.
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google COR zero. stands for
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code blue.
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Subject: STEMI , not sure what it stands for though
s
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Subject: BNP - B stands for Beta not brain.
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it stands for bifemoral - usually hear
Subject: it stands for bifemoral - usually hear
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Subject: One thing--O2 is an O, not a zero. O stands for oxygen. sm
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Subject: backwards u stands for micro
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Subject: Depends on what the CAO2 stands for
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Sorry, don't know about the rest.
stands for Campylobacter-like organism
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