What does it refer to?
Posted By: Patty on 2009-04-27
In Reply to: Anyone hear of JACK AND FISH STATUS???? - plugged ears
Subject: What does it refer to?
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refer to my second posting
Subject: refer to my second posting
It's definitely in the PE - he's in the HEENT section - refers to the eyes. Thanks for the thought though.
If his is for a class, you need to refer
Subject: If his is for a class, you need to refer
to your reference and ask your instructor. Every company arranges their formats differently.
The stocking part would refer to
Subject: The stocking part would refer to
the lower extremities, so if they are just talking about upper extremities they might just stay glove distribution. Some books show "stocking glove distribution," but I always type it "stocking-glove distribution," because it seems more logical. Otherwise it seems like the word "and" is missing to me. Then again, hyphens are being dropped all over the place, LOL.
apparently patients sometimes refer to it as H1c. sm
Subject: apparently patients sometimes refer to it as H1c. sm
Try googling H1c, lots of hits from (apparently) patients. Also, wondered if slurring could make "an A1c" sound like your HUNC ? Also found at least one reference to histoplasmosis marker of H1C.
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.
Will add s/l moric atherene to her regimen and refer her to GI. thank u
Subject: Will add s/l moric atherene to her regimen and refer her to GI. thank u
if you have BOS2, refer to the 'editing' section sm
Subject: if you have BOS2, refer to the 'editing' section sm
It mentions editing of slang words and phrases in verbatim dictation.
I have to refer to this site practically everytime
Subject: I have to refer to this site practically everytime
http://www.writersblock.ca/tips/monthtip/tipsep99a.htm
I just bookmarked it and click on it when I need it. This site was given to me by somone on this board quite a while ago.
refer to the admission agency?? for details
Subject: refer to the admission agency?? for details
oncologists refer to FISH and JAK (usually JAK2) status
Subject: oncologists refer to FISH and JAK (usually JAK2) status
This would be incorrect. The 'L' levels of spine refer to the lumbar area,
Subject: This would be incorrect. The 'L' levels of spine refer to the lumbar area,
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cold could refer to the "cold weld" with the screw fixation...sm
Subject: cold could refer to the "cold weld" with the screw fixation...sm
this is all I could find. Hope this helps.
If he is going to suction out disk material, it could refer to a retractor with a side port on it.
Subject: If he is going to suction out disk material, it could refer to a retractor with a side port on it.
I know I got that one before, I just cannot specifics.
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