Yikes. Meant to type hard to find. I will go now!!! nm
Posted By: Txczech on 2007-08-01
In Reply to: Toluene Diisocyanate. Hard to fine. sm - Txczech
Subject: Yikes. Meant to type hard to find. I will go now!!! nm
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Yes, and hard to say, so hard to find
Subject: Yes, and hard to say, so hard to find
Again, thanks.
meant cool, i was thinkin about supper and workin too hard lol
Subject: meant cool, i was thinkin about supper and workin too hard lol
That is a hard one to find. Typed a lot of WC cases who use that. nm
Subject: That is a hard one to find. Typed a lot of WC cases who use that. nm
I can't believe that is it! Guess I was trying too hard to find the word. Thanks! nm
Subject: I can't believe that is it! Guess I was trying too hard to find the word. Thanks! nm
He's definitely saying the hard "t". I did find Tiazole on Google, but can't confirm.
Subject: He's definitely saying the hard "t". I did find Tiazole on Google, but can't confirm.
Appears to be a chemotherapy type drug that has been used in trials with tuberculosis.
I knew what he meant, but I couldn't find
Subject: I knew what he meant, but I couldn't find
7th nerve palsy. Would that be right? Thanks for answering!
i meant to type Ŗ by PEG once a day"
Subject: i meant to type Ŗ by PEG once a day"
i need more coffee.
Sorry. meant to type T-10 or T10. nm
Subject: Sorry. meant to type T-10 or T10. nm
I meant to type 7 or 8. nm
Subject: I meant to type 7 or 8. nm
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He has a whistling type 3/6 systolic ejection murmur best heard at the left *heart or hard* border.
Subject: He has a whistling type 3/6 systolic ejection murmur best heard at the left *heart or hard* border.
He has a whistling type 3/6 systolic ejection murmur best heard at the left *heart or hard* border. nm
Sorry, meant to type Neulasta
Subject: Sorry, meant to type Neulasta
Sorry. Meant to type Foltx. nm
Subject: Sorry. Meant to type Foltx. nm
meant to type consistent. Sorry. nm
Subject: meant to type consistent. Sorry. nm
Sorry. I thought you meant a type of medication. nm
Subject: Sorry. I thought you meant a type of medication. nm
ss
Duh. Meant to type mitral valve redundancy. Sorry. nm
Subject: Duh. Meant to type mitral valve redundancy. Sorry. nm
of course I meant to type hallux valgus deformity...
Subject: of course I meant to type hallux valgus deformity...
I'm sure you figured that out though. :)
Sorry, meant to type foot OR feet incisions. nm
Subject: Sorry, meant to type foot OR feet incisions. nm
Duh! Meant to type tophus or tophi as plural form.
Subject: Duh! Meant to type tophus or tophi as plural form.
YIKES!!!!!
Subject: YIKES!!!!!
Not to toot my own horn, but I was always excellent at English, and this is the one that always has me stumped -- still does - and I still don't know which goes where. After reading all the below posts, I see there seems to be some difference of opinion from everyone else as well. I will NEVER learn this. 30+ years experience to boot.
Yikes
Subject: Yikes
Sorry I can't be of help this time. Good Luck
Are you from Pennsylvania? PAMT? I am from NJ, right next door if you are.
Yikes, I do think he said facet.
Subject: Yikes, I do think he said facet.
Thank you, haven't turned work in yet, so appreciate your input. In listening back, it definitely sounds like locks, but facet is what he slurred. Just googled and that's what I found with lock. Thank you all so much, you saved me great embarrassment with new account.
yikes, where do you work? lol
Subject: yikes, where do you work? lol
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Trying to find correct way to type cryac - sm
Subject: Trying to find correct way to type cryac - sm
This is liquid nitrogen. Googled and found Cry-Ac, Cryac, and Cry-A-C.
Thanks for any help.
would type nasal septoplasty, but did find some hits SM
Subject: would type nasal septoplasty, but did find some hits SM
on google for nasoseptoplasty.
Trying to find how to type abbv for CT pulmonary angiogram - is it
Subject: Trying to find how to type abbv for CT pulmonary angiogram - is it
All I find is Huber (butterfly type thing) sm
Subject: All I find is Huber (butterfly type thing) sm
There is a Heubner artery or medial striate artery, he might be thinking of that.
thank you. It is clearly Isosource. But I clearly hear 2 feet after this. YIKES!!! nm
Subject: thank you. It is clearly Isosource. But I clearly hear 2 feet after this. YIKES!!! nm
Yikes. Totally old ortho guess here but. sm
Subject: Yikes. Totally old ortho guess here but. sm
I see syndesmotic in there? Just a guess but might be. You guys are killing me today!!!
hence standard teaching is that w/ rigid ORIF of the medial malleolus frx, a syndesmotic screw would generally not be required); ...
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Yikes: Pituitary surgery word!
Subject: Yikes: Pituitary surgery word!
At this point, the s/l dia fragma came into view and this denoted our rostral limit of the tumor resection.
He says the consonants hard - he gives a hard P on the par and B on the bow.
Subject: He says the consonants hard - he gives a hard P on the par and B on the bow.
Has anyone heard of prylotherapy? I can find it using Google, but I can't find whether it is cap
Subject: Has anyone heard of prylotherapy? I can find it using Google, but I can't find whether it is cap'd.
nm
Can find plenty on the internet regarding lipodermosclerosis, but unfortunately cannot find that exa
Subject: Can find plenty on the internet regarding lipodermosclerosis, but unfortunately cannot find that exact spelling in any dictionary... sorry. Anyone else?
Hard to say, I'd just put what doc says. nm
Subject: Hard to say, I'd just put what doc says. nm
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Hard to say from here, but it could mean sm
Subject: Hard to say from here, but it could mean sm
the polyethylene liner in the hip replacement system.
Thanks. Sometimes it's hard to tell
Subject: Thanks. Sometimes it's hard to tell
with the ESLs because they lack the inflection that might have told me everything, LOL.
I was confused enough that I blanked it, but thanks for helping me attempt to puzzle it out.
This could be a hard one s/l
Subject: This could be a hard one s/l
She has an allergy to s/l long-gate-di-div-u-la??
I appreciate your help
Deborah
Hard to do s/l but ...sm
Subject: Hard to do s/l but ...sm
Patient is here for follow up of a low white blood count and low platelet count. She is still having the headaches, stiffness in the neck and a sore throat, also some chills. Her Lyme test and ___ (s/l haverglosis) test is still pending.
TIA 
it is too hard,
Subject: it is too hard,
it is staying a blank. Thanks for the help!
He may be saying that - hard to tell, as -- sm
Subject: He may be saying that - hard to tell, as -- sm
I hear an "r" sound in there. I'll flag this one, but I'm glad to know they use qualify in that way.
I'd like that to be it, but there's a hard "c" in there. nm
Subject: I'd like that to be it, but there's a hard "c" in there. nm
Without context, hard to tell. SIA is sm
Subject: Without context, hard to tell. SIA is sm
subacute infectious arthritis.
SI--sacroiliac
AC--acromioclavicular
There is a drug Ziac.
We just try too hard. Dumb is what I do best!!! nm
Subject: We just try too hard. Dumb is what I do best!!! nm
Thanks to all of you for your hard work. I appreciate it! nm
Subject: Thanks to all of you for your hard work. I appreciate it! nm
Hard to say without state, but..
Subject: Hard to say without state, but..
here is something I use to help wtih hospital names
http://www.superpages.com/?SRC=promo13
Not really hard to remember when you think...
Subject: Not really hard to remember when you think...
ACE inhibitor stands for Angiotensin-Converting Enzyme
and
Ace is the name of a bandage.
could either be T8 to 11 and L1 or T8 to L1. Hard to say without being able to listen.
Subject: could either be T8 to 11 and L1 or T8 to L1. Hard to say without being able to listen.
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might be thinking too hard...
Subject: might be thinking too hard...
From the dictionary:
moi·e·ty Pronunciation (moi-t)
n. pl. moi·e·ties
1. A half.
2. A part, portion, or share.
Could be your doc is describing which part of the prosthesis?
It is also hard to figure out ...
Subject: It is also hard to figure out ...
... because they put this patient on 1 baby aspirin a day, which I thought was to thin the blood. I actually ended up asking a doc at the hospital where I work, and he seemed to indicate that there wasn't really any "hypocoagulable workup" -- it was more like "bleeding studies." There is a "hypercoagulable workup" which is extensively discussed on the net, but this patient with the bleeding may be more a candidate for the bleeding studies. However, from what I have read on the net, the tests that are done for a "hypercoagulable workup" are the ones which are being ordered for this patient. Sigh. I'm going to change it to hypercoagulable, and mark it just in case. Thanks for your input.
It's very hard to document,
Subject: It's very hard to document,
but it is bolgerized, after a doctor whose last name is Bolger.
So simple yet so hard. Thank you very much!
Subject: So simple yet so hard. Thank you very much!
Yes! Thank you. I think I'm trying too hard to learn him.
Subject: Yes! Thank you. I think I'm trying too hard to learn him.
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