Oops, explains "as" kilogram calorie
Posted By: Grace on 2008-03-30
In Reply to: Stedman's says "kilocalorie" sm - Grace
Subject: Oops, explains "as" kilogram calorie
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1,800-calorie diet or 1800-calorie diet
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mikes per kilogram
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Thanks for your help Monday. I thought that was it but I could not wrap my head around it. 
mikes per kilogram
Subject: mikes per kilogram
How do you transcribe when the doc dictates Nitroglycerine drip 3 mikes per kilo per minute? I know I have had this before, but cannot remember what I decided was proper. Thanks for your help.
milliosmoles per kilogram (mOsm/kg) sm
Subject: milliosmoles per kilogram (mOsm/kg) sm
milliosmoles per kilogram (mOsm/kg)
You might check on urine osm. test on labcorp.com.
kilo calorie
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Well that explains a lot
Subject: Well that explains a lot
Yes, she has been talking about applying for another job. It would make sense to follow the bread crumbs. First entire reports are posted, then what appears to be test questions are posted. I can't help but wonder if those entire reports where from the company she may be applying to. It did raise my curiosity level about how she got a job transcribing reports of that level of difficulty; however, if you add entire report plus test questions with her statements of applying for another job, she could very well be getting the people on this board to help her land a new job.
Of course getting it and keeping it are two different things.
That explains it. Thank you so much !!..nm
Subject: That explains it. Thank you so much !!..nm
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This explains what it is:
Subject: This explains what it is:
"...The results showed that the autism group and both their receptive language and nonverbal IQ-matched controls imitated familiar actions with realistic objects (evidence for functional play) and placeholder objects (evidence for symbolic play) after delays ranging from 24 hours to 3 weeks. Experiment 2 tested familiar three-step event sequences in which a placeholder object was substituted for the second step in half the events. The results showed that the autism group remembered as many of the actions with the placeholder objects as the language-matched controls and as many correctly ordered sequences, a finding that supports a symbolic-delay (rather then deficit) hypothesis."
received "velicare" 30 calorie per oz? nm
Subject: received "velicare" 30 calorie per oz? nm
Diet: 2000 calorie APA ...
Subject: Diet: 2000 calorie APA ...
Diet: 2000 calorie s/l APA mekanicum stoff without meat diet.
Anyone have any ideas??
renal 70/70/70 calorie diet? is this how it is written? nm
Subject: renal 70/70/70 calorie diet? is this how it is written? nm
That explains why I couldn't find it in viruses thank you so much!
Subject: That explains why I couldn't find it in viruses thank you so much!
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Now that explains a lot, did psych for years, I think you have to go verbatim, at least according to
Subject: Now that explains a lot, did psych for years, I think you have to go verbatim, at least according to
my psychiatrists, made me cringe and clean my keyboard out with soap!
think it should be "as was..." ...nm
Subject: think it should be "as was..." ...nm
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The phrase "as well as"
Subject: The phrase "as well as"
I'm never sure.. for example, The patient has hypertension, as well as coronary artery disease. Is the comma necessary?
Maybe he means "as well as a" instead
Subject: Maybe he means "as well as a" instead
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"as well as" usage
Subject: "as well as" usage
I have a dictator that constantly uses "as well as" in the following manner:
"The patient is treated for a variety of issues including hyperlipidemia, hypertension, LVH, as well as generalized risk factor modification."
Shouldn't there be an "and" before LVH to make "as well as" work in this sentence? I read that "as well as" does not mean "and" - any help?
TIA
could it be "as-needed" ??
Subject: could it be "as-needed" ??
Modifier -22 is used in conjunction with a surgery code, that explains that it was complex or more d
Subject: Modifier -22 is used in conjunction with a surgery code, that explains that it was complex or more difficult.
I am a MT and a medical biller. Say for instance we use a regular surgery code 29880 (arthroscopy of the knee) and we might add a -22 if this procedure was more difficult than usual. We increase our fees for the surgery due to the difficulty, thus the -22 indicates why we upped our fees. Hope this helps and was not too confusing.
Very true, the adverb/modifier explains if there is more than one, for example, decubitus ulcer, etc
Subject: Very true, the adverb/modifier explains if there is more than one, for example, decubitus ulcer, etc
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"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.
Is "as seed" another doctor?
Subject: Is "as seed" another doctor?
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dr. states "as the isotype would likely pool
Subject: dr. states "as the isotype would likely pool
on the infected colon" - do you think I'm hearing that correctly? would it be "pool"?
thanks in advance
could part of your answer be UD for "as directed" ? sm
Subject: could part of your answer be UD for "as directed" ? sm
I don't know what the OG might be...but i think bacitracin ointment comes in a *1 GRAM* size...hope someone knows the rest of your answer! =)
Eighteen hundred or eighteen-hundred calorie diet? SM...
Subject: Eighteen hundred or eighteen-hundred calorie diet? SM...
It is at the beginning of the sentence. TIA!
oops
Subject: oops
I hit "enter" before I typed anything, sorry.... anyway, the way I'd do it?
he was given one day's notice.
she was given 10 days' notice.
oops
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sent this before posting the question! CT scan of abdomen and pelvis with s/l teevo? contrast -- ?
Oops
Subject: Oops
You are right, but q. b.i.d. is that correct??
Oops, that would be just lol
Subject: Oops, that would be just lol
:-)
oops, I see you got it already :) (nm)
Subject: oops, I see you got it already :) (nm)
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Oops...here it is...really
Subject: Oops...here it is...really
http:/home.adelphia.net/!ktm58/links.html
Good luck!!!!!
Oops..just saw you already got it...nm
Subject: Oops..just saw you already got it...nm
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oops...try this
Subject: oops...try this
http://www.aboardcertifiedplasticsurgeonresource.com/lip_augmentation/types.html
oops...sm
Subject: oops...sm
I just looked up adenosine cardiolite and found that it was a chemical stress test. I am wondering now if JST would be *TST* for thallium stress test, or EST for exercise stress test. It has to be some kind of stress test. sorry about other post.
oops, sorry, I keep using nm when I mean sm!
Subject: oops, sorry, I keep using nm when I mean sm!
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oops
Subject: oops
ugh...sory for the double post! i got an error on the first one and thought it didn't work...
oops
Subject: oops
that typo in there should read sutures:)
Oops, I did a boo-boo
Subject: Oops, I did a boo-boo
Well I did that wrong. I have noted the spelling of Advicor for future reference. Thank you very much. I am going to have to get the Quick drug book.
Where do you order it from.
Thanks.
Oops!
Subject: Oops!
Didn't see any other replies when I wrote that.
Sorry for the redundant post.
OOPS...
Subject: OOPS...
Told you I knew it was a stupid question. I figured it out.. duh he was talking about disc level. Sorry.
oops. I think you are right...could that be --sm
Subject: oops. I think you are right...could that be --sm
Phago, as short for phagocyte white blood cells??
oops
Subject: oops
I meant, could it be autonomic dysfunction? Hence the question mark.
Oops
Subject: Oops
sorry it is hyphenated. I have been out of the loop for a while and was pleased that I at least remembered the term. 
Oops Hem-o-lok
Subject: Oops Hem-o-lok
oops, no such med! Sorry :(
Subject: oops, no such med! Sorry :(
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oops
Subject: oops
Oops, sorry, I meant sunk. Typo. 
Oops - thanks
Subject: Oops - thanks
I usually type out the numbers - thanks
oops...are they the same
Subject: oops...are they the same
TIA
oops......I mean sm!
Subject: oops......I mean sm!
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Oops! Should say sm no nm!
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