S/l he may be combining...here's what QLDB has...
Posted By: neuromuscular on 2008-04-22
In Reply to: is there such a thing as hydroxicodone? - cb
Subject: S/l he may be combining...here's what QLDB has...
oxycodone --
Synonyms
dihydrohydroxycodeinone
oxycodone hydrochloride
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What is it for? The QLDB has K-Lor for hypokalemia?
Subject: What is it for? The QLDB has K-Lor for hypokalemia?
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Exactly how I find it in QLDB
Subject: Exactly how I find it in QLDB
I always use the Quick Look Drug Book. It tells you if the drug is a brand name or generic. If it is a generic drug such as verapamil, they will list all of the brand names it goes by. If none of them are what the dictator is staying (i.e. verapamil SR) I would simply transcribe it as dictated "verapamil SR" the pharmacist will know that the SR is for sustained release.
I don't know if I've answered all your questions. If not, feel free to reply and I'll try to do a better job :-)
What are the combining forms?
Subject: What are the combining forms?
I can't find anything even when I separate it out like the OP said. I would like to learn what this word means if somebody could help me out. Should it be xanth with an h instead of just xant? Even trying that, I am still stuck.
Metoclofen nausea suppositories per QLDB,,,,,,nm
Subject: Metoclofen nausea suppositories per QLDB,,,,,,nm
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Is your client in Canada? QLDB shows Nu-Ibuprofen and other
Subject: Is your client in Canada? QLDB shows Nu-Ibuprofen and other
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QLDB shows acetylcysteine is used for acetaminophen poisoning.
Subject: QLDB shows acetylcysteine is used for acetaminophen poisoning.
I always hyphenate when combining would put two of the same vowels together sm
Subject: I always hyphenate when combining would put two of the same vowels together sm
Like re-enter or re-emphasize. Or extra-axial. Or intra-abdominal.
In another other case, if the meaning is clear and it is not confusing, I do not hyphenate. Most clients seem to prefer minimal hyphenation.
JMHO
He is just combining the 2 drugs. I type
Subject: He is just combining the 2 drugs. I type
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Thank - couldn't find anywhere (spelled many ways) including QLDB.
Subject: Thank - couldn't find anywhere (spelled many ways) including QLDB.
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There is factor IX complex (human). Brand name Bebulin according to QLDB
Subject: There is factor IX complex (human). Brand name Bebulin according to QLDB
sorry, forgot combining form sacrosciatic. nm
Subject: sorry, forgot combining form sacrosciatic. nm
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Some terms don't have a clear combining form.
Subject: Some terms don't have a clear combining form.
What I do is type it as proximal-lateral. If the doc clearly says proximolateral, I would feel safe in typing it that way.
Possibly Luxiq from QLDB...topical agent for inflammatory dermatoses..nm
Subject: Possibly Luxiq from QLDB...topical agent for inflammatory dermatoses..nm
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I would combine it and give the doc what they're saying. Combining forms is done often enough. nm
Subject: I would combine it and give the doc what they're saying. Combining forms is done often enough. nm
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As long as combining forms make sense,
Subject: As long as combining forms make sense,
you can combine just about anything.
Could be be saying negative Ober and O'Brien sign, just combining the two? nm
Subject: Could be be saying negative Ober and O'Brien sign, just combining the two? nm
neuro short for neurology...not used as a combining form in this case. nm
Subject: neuro short for neurology...not used as a combining form in this case. nm
juxta- (juxta-) [L. juxta near, close by] a combining form meaning situated near or adjoining. nm
Subject: juxta- (juxta-) [L. juxta near, close by] a combining form meaning situated near or adjoining. nm
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