Substantive: important, serious or related to real facts
Posted By: giddy pc guru on 2007-02-28
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Subject: Substantive: important, serious or related to real facts
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FACTS study
Subject: FACTS study
Baby is having a FACTS study. I know what it is but was wondering if anyone knew what FACTS stands for. I have been trying to find this FOREVER. Thanks in advance
Just stating the facts....that's all......nm
Subject: Just stating the facts....that's all......nm
Need opinions or facts
Subject: Need opinions or facts
Most docs dictate possesion for Hodgkin's lymphoma, Meckel's cavity, Gerota's fascia, Morison's pouch, etc. You get the picture. All of my references have these without possession. What is the standard for transcribing? I was told at one point to leave off the 's and type as referenced. Do you agree?
I found Real-Time, Real-time, real-time ultrasound...
Subject: I found Real-Time, Real-time, real-time ultrasound...
nm
IMO as you have it is correct. The which clause is too important sm
Subject: IMO as you have it is correct. The which clause is too important sm
to the meaning of the sentence to set it off.
yep...but...shh...they think it makes them sound important ;) nm
Subject: yep...but...shh...they think it makes them sound important ;) nm
Sorry, the whole sentence IS important. Here it is. Do you still think levators?
Subject: Sorry, the whole sentence IS important. Here it is. Do you still think levators?
Discussed with her and also later with her athletic trainer that we will work on her myofascial-type release of the trapezius ___ s/l “luvaders”) to help with a little bit more curvature of the spine.
Thank you for all your help today!!
flag it - too important with allergies not to
Subject: flag it - too important with allergies not to
LAATE BUT IMPORTANT; for Kendra, 'a' or 'an'
Subject: LAATE BUT IMPORTANT; for Kendra, 'a' or 'an'
In front of a vowel, 'an' is used.
These are the exceptions, when 'a' is used in front of a vowel:
When 'u' or 'e' as the first letter in the word makes a consonant sound, like 'y', use 'a' instead of 'an'. Example: a urinary infection, a US ship, a union, etc....a European,
When 'o' as the first letter makes a consonant sound, naemly 'w', use 'a' instead of 'an'. 'Example: a one-eyed man, etc....
Hope this helps, GL
principal as in main, major, important, etc.
Subject: principal as in main, major, important, etc.
x
Common sense though is the most important prerequistite in my opinion.
Subject: Common sense though is the most important prerequistite in my opinion.
then comes intelligence. Then comes experience. In that order. LOL
Is it OB-GYN related? That would be ICON...
Subject: Is it OB-GYN related? That would be ICON...
it is a pregnancy test.
Is it ankle related?
Subject: Is it ankle related?
talar tilt test
Aneurysm related
Subject: Aneurysm related
Stumped on a word - here is the sentence.
We discussed again the options of observation versus full open repair versus remote Referral Center for off-label investigational branch vessels _____ versus thoracoabdominal aortic paving with branch vessel reconstruction.
This is something like femcraft, themcraft. I have tried to google this but cannot come up with anything.
AC-related therapy?
Subject: AC-related therapy?
This is probably specifically related to the
Subject: This is probably specifically related to the
x
see above, probably not related to extremities nm
Subject: see above, probably not related to extremities nm
x
Help -- hip replacement related.
Subject: Help -- hip replacement related.
The difference in the modulus of elasticity between the metal and the bone can definitely lead to some s/l furching and mild discomfort. It has to do with a recent hip replacement. Any ideas?
If cardiac related, is probably
Subject: If cardiac related, is probably
amiodarone. It's an antiarrhythmic.
No, but I assume it is related to
Subject: No, but I assume it is related to
nm
try using 1/12,000, not real sure though
Subject: try using 1/12,000, not real sure though
oxygen related term
Subject: oxygen related term
she is oxygen dependent on 3 liters with a convention. I have tried lots of words, condension, contention, etc. and nothing seems to relate.
Thanks for the help!
would not list anything related to hypotension in there
Subject: would not list anything related to hypotension in there
Is the doctor perhaps trying a variation of no suicidal ideation or homicidal ideation as an abbreviation? (suicidal ideation/homicidal) That is what I hear mostly in that context.
Try looking up living-related ureterocystostomy
Subject: Try looking up living-related ureterocystostomy
I found a whole bunch of stuff under that...unfortunately nothing that looks or sounds like that "cliche" thingy there. Might be a start though.
related to lung exam - s/l ti-kip-ium
Subject: related to lung exam - s/l ti-kip-ium
She had crackles in the bases of her lungs bilaterally. No ___ti-kip-ium___.
"mittelschmerz" but not related to bowel. sm
Subject: "mittelschmerz" but not related to bowel. sm
You might be missing a word or have heard an extra one? mittelschmerz is related to ovulation.
Don't think so. It is definitely related to headache. ANy other ideas? nm
Subject: Don't think so. It is definitely related to headache. ANy other ideas? nm
Is that related to the air quality changes? Am I right in what I am hearing?
Subject: Is that related to the air quality changes? Am I right in what I am hearing?
I think it's related to the phrase cam stroke. (sm)
Subject: I think it's related to the phrase cam stroke. (sm)
Noun: cam stroke
The maximum movement available to a pivoted or reciprocating piece by a cam
- throw, stroke
Derived forms: cam strokes
Type of: motion, movement
Intussusception is related to the GI cavity, i.e.
Subject: Intussusception is related to the GI cavity, i.e.
x
vestibular related? - this one is killin me. lol - nm
Subject: vestibular related? - this one is killin me. lol - nm
*ICA* related lumbar radiculopathy
Subject: *ICA* related lumbar radiculopathy
Can't find what ICA stands for other than internal carotid artery. TIA!!!
another one related to same thumb injury - says
Subject: another one related to same thumb injury - says
...2 interrupted sutures of 4-0 "P3" - never heard of that - pretty clear.
the diagnosis: Mardynia related to....
Subject: the diagnosis: Mardynia related to....
xx
it's real-time NM
Subject: it's real-time NM
Okay, here is my real response
Subject: Okay, here is my real response
What is the basis for any jealousy here? That concept baffles me. You obviously spent a lot of time into the events of today and I would suggest an alternate outlet...like a l-i-f-e. I do not always come here to flame or denigrate others. That you consider me trouble is of no consequence to me. I have no concern for how my posts are perceived and when I post, I'm usually my ADD and dyslexic self with multiple lines of thinking bouncing around in my head at the same time. I do not self check my grammar or spelling. I'm happy with my QA score of greater than 99.5% monthly because when I work, I allow no distractions. Before I was out of high school, I had the skill set I needed that today's poster lacked and that you commented on as a general rule for all newbies.
If you do not understand my point, that is your failing, not mine. Others have repeated my point so I hope it is a bit more clear to you by now. I will not "leave this newbie" alone (not that I now have a vendetta against her/him now) but you hold no power over my actions, just as I have none over yours. I feel no threat from you, do not feel diminished by you and feel sorry that you are so worked up over today's events.
I had no one to ask questions of at all when I entered MT as I came in as the MT supervisor with years of experience in being a records auditor. When I went home and entered the acute care arena, I had more books than I could count, with my favorite being "A Syllabus for the Surgeon's Secretary" (first published in the 50s). I didn't make a lot of money my first year at home but every report was superior to those of the other MTs on the account. I feel today's newbie has no excuse for not being able to find many of the answers to many of the issues that were addressed today other than by posting entire reports for strangers who may only think they are qualified to answer. Asking for QA help on entire reports is a crap shoot. On a forum where no one knows who anyone really is in real life, you can easily get crappy help anot not know the difference. Your mileage may vary.
I hope you find some peace and a healthy outlet for your frustrations.
a real stumper
Subject: a real stumper
Dr. just dictated thoracic *s/l cervingeal *s/l myedia
Any suggestions please? Thanks!
Hmm, I liked the first one better. Think it should be real word. :)
Subject: Hmm, I liked the first one better. Think it should be real word. :)
xx
Medication: S/l Ram a fa real
Subject: Medication: S/l Ram a fa real
Is this a real word? sm
Subject: Is this a real word? sm
She is describing some symptoms possibly consistent with ADHD. We discussed the differential diagnosis and possibly overlap of S/L: subsymptoms between anxiety and ADHD and possibly that these were comorbid disorders.
I cannot find subsymptoms as a legit word..
Thanks for any help!
Doc say this a lot but isn't a real word.
Subject: Doc say this a lot but isn't a real word.
I transcribe decubitus ulcer(s) when I hear decubiti.
Out in the real world, it is according to
Subject: Out in the real world, it is according to
how the client prefers. If you are being marked down for not putting them, then I would go ahead and add them if you cannot get an instructor to let you know one way or the other. Sometimes the docs do dictate vital signs separate from the PE, and unless you have been told to move them under the PE heading, then I would leave them as dictated.
is that a real word though?
Subject: is that a real word though?
I can't find a definition for gammaglobulinemia in Stedman's or online anywhere...pardon my stupidity here, but is it even a real word??? (maybe I'm just bleary eyed and am not seeing it!) Help!
Help please....Is this a real drug or not....
Subject: Help please....Is this a real drug or not....
S/L propoxycet. I was thinking some form Darvocet or Percocet? Thanks lots.
syndrome related to abnormal TFTs.
Subject: syndrome related to abnormal TFTs.
I know, didn't make sense to me either, but it does exist.
if this is sports related injury may be no contact--sm
Subject: if this is sports related injury may be no contact--sm
as in no contact sports
If this is related to surgery, it could possibly represent (s/m)
Subject: If this is related to surgery, it could possibly represent (s/m)
American Society of Anesthesiologists' Patient Classification.
(Example: ASA:IV)
s/l chem BG, maybe related to diabetes? See msg for sentence
Subject: s/l chem BG, maybe related to diabetes? See msg for sentence
Vital Signs: Chem BG 251. Chem BG usually runs between 120 and 126.
I have googled and looked through all of my lab books. I think they are talking about finger stick glucose (bg=blood glucose). Anyone familiar with the term?
...heart-related findings? Usually elevated after
Subject: ...heart-related findings? Usually elevated after
s
s/l SHEM, and is related to sexual function
Subject: s/l SHEM, and is related to sexual function
Patient has poor sexual function due to taking Cymbalta. Dr. says:
His s/l SHEM is 14.
s/l Tabony's study related to AC separations. TIA. nm
Subject: s/l Tabony's study related to AC separations. TIA. nm
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