clinical institute withdrawal assessment (CIWA) protocol. nm
Posted By: Txczech on 2006-11-04
In Reply to: Ever heard of s/l "CWA" protocol (sm) - quietmoods
Subject: clinical institute withdrawal assessment (CIWA) protocol. nm
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CIWA-Clinical Institute Withdrawal Assessment nm
Subject: CIWA-Clinical Institute Withdrawal Assessment nm
CIWA-Clinical Institute Withdrawal Assessment
Subject: CIWA-Clinical Institute Withdrawal Assessment
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Think you need CIWA - Clinical Institute Withdrawal Assessment nm
Subject: Think you need CIWA - Clinical Institute Withdrawal Assessment nm
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CIWA level - Clinical Institute Withdrawal Assessment
Subject: CIWA level - Clinical Institute Withdrawal Assessment
CIWA score (Clinical Institute Withdrawal Assessment) NM
Subject: CIWA score (Clinical Institute Withdrawal Assessment) NM
CIWAClinical Institute Withdrawal Assessment for Alcohol (CIWA) nm
Subject: CIWAClinical Institute Withdrawal Assessment for Alcohol (CIWA) nm
CIWA protocol?
Subject: CIWA protocol?
clinical institute withdrawal assessment
http://www.mtstars.com/w-1,clinical_institute_withdrawal_assessment_(CIWA)_protocol_nm,19298.html
guessing "two more dose" protocol, or even "tumor dose" protocol. sm
Subject: guessing "two more dose" protocol, or even "tumor dose" protocol. sm
If either one ties in with the patient's history, etc.
CIWA
Subject: CIWA
CIWA (Clinical Institute Withdrawal Assessment)
CIWA
Subject: CIWA
CIWA
Subject: CIWA
CIWA nm
Subject: CIWA nm
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CIWA score
Subject: CIWA score
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Withdrawal from what
Subject: Withdrawal from what
In my opinion, it should be CIWA and the doc is just saying "S" when he means "C".
Subject: In my opinion, it should be CIWA and the doc is just saying "S" when he means "C".
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According to the Institute of
Subject: According to the Institute of
Safe Medication Practices: entry reads =
sub q intended meaning subcutaneous. The q has been mistaken for every. Use "subcut" or write subcutaneous.
I am not sure which would be correct BOS, Joint Commission or this Institute of Safe Medical Practices, but I can guarantee that this is where the Joint Commission would get their information from, and most hospitals are Joint Commission reviewed and inspected. Clinics, I'm not sure..
thank you, any help with the Acuvant for withdrawal?
Subject: thank you, any help with the Acuvant for withdrawal?
Would a pt with alcohol withdrawal be placed on a
Subject: Would a pt with alcohol withdrawal be placed on a
s/l Librium taper?
pt with alcohol withdrawal
Subject: pt with alcohol withdrawal
This was presumed secondary to s/l Bowmars depression __________due to alcohol use.
There was no evidence of ___________ITTPT____or DIC_____.
Thanks
opioid withdrawal
Subject: opioid withdrawal
clonidine/baclofen/s/l Moten?/Seroquel as needed.
Drug s/l at one or at 1 for alcohol withdrawal. It is not B1. Thanks!
Subject: Drug s/l at one or at 1 for alcohol withdrawal. It is not B1. Thanks!
There is an HO alcoholic withdrawal test
Subject: There is an HO alcoholic withdrawal test
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It was National Institute of Health
Subject: It was National Institute of Health
Had you not given me National, I wouldn't have gotten it.
Thanks for the help!
According to the National Cancer Institute
Subject: According to the National Cancer Institute
there is a drug called Centrin
according to National Cancer Institute/NIH,
Subject: according to National Cancer Institute/NIH,
"pheresis (fer-E-sis)
A procedure in which blood is collected, part of the blood such as platelets or white blood cells is taken out, and the rest of the blood is returned to the donor. Also called apheresis."
Ativan makes most sense for withdrawal
Subject: Ativan makes most sense for withdrawal
WSP - Ethanol-Withdrawal Seizure-Prone
Subject: WSP - Ethanol-Withdrawal Seizure-Prone
I pondered National Institute of Health
Subject: I pondered National Institute of Health
something or other. Can't find anything like that though related to lipids.
Object Relations Technique (ORT) Institute
Subject: Object Relations Technique (ORT) Institute
website is ortinstitute.org
It stands for University of the Philippines Population Institute, but
Subject: It stands for University of the Philippines Population Institute, but
Per the National Cancer Institute: sertraline hydrochloride
Subject: Per the National Cancer Institute: sertraline hydrochloride
sertraline hydrochloride
The hydrochloride salt of sertraline, a synthetic derivative of naphthalenamine with anti-serotoninergic and anti-depressant properties. Sertraline appears to selectively inhibit the neuronal uptake of serotonin, raising serotonin levels in the CNS.
Health Professions Institute Orthopedic/Neurology has it capped.
Subject: Health Professions Institute Orthopedic/Neurology has it capped.
Ativan for prevention of alcohol withdrawal & s/l Warren key corsical syndrome?
Subject: Ativan for prevention of alcohol withdrawal & s/l Warren key corsical syndrome?
S/L clinical "vinnet"
Subject: S/L clinical "vinnet"
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clinical fixtures?
Subject: clinical fixtures?
she has no clinical __________ s/l fixtures to suggest any evidence of ongoing diverticulitis.
clinical fixtures?
clinical features nm
Subject: clinical features nm
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could it be clinical representation?
Subject: could it be clinical representation?
Coutld it be clinical?
Subject: Coutld it be clinical?
s/l panair clinical course
Subject: s/l panair clinical course
Doing colonoscopy dictation with diverticulum and polyp and Doc gives "Further Recommendations" and says something that s/l "Panair" clinical course. Any help? Thanks!
pending clinical course
Subject: pending clinical course
nm
any other clinical info? symptoms? nm
Subject: any other clinical info? symptoms? nm
Clinical makes sense.
Subject: Clinical makes sense.
It means no biopsy or imaging or other testing was done, but on palpation, lymph nodes felt swollen.
If you have ever gotten very sick and it turned out to be strep throat, mumps or mononucleosis, and maybe before going to the MD, your neck hurt, so you reached up and found your nodes to be swollen. Your MD would call these clinically swollen lymph nodes. :o)
accessory clinical findings
Subject: accessory clinical findings
accessory, like jewelry:) flattering (clinical findings) to the diagnosis
right - clinical presentation is what made dict...s/m
Subject: right - clinical presentation is what made dict...s/m
treat the patient for strep.......did you read the entire thread? I was the responder to Deborah....
I thought the MD was stuttering at first, stumbling and then she asked about *representation* - and I responded to that.......
HTH :)
excessory/accessory clinical findings?
Subject: excessory/accessory clinical findings?
At this point I've over-thought it, and would appreciate if someone knows. Thanks!
Assessment
Subject: Assessment
ASSESSMENT: Family history of AAA. Will proceed with -- s/l "root" ----- to evaluate.
Anyone have any idea what this is?? I'm drawing a blank.
TY!!
Help with assessment
Subject: Help with assessment
Hypertension with s/l "realciaporosis"...??
Any ideas??
TIA
assessment ?
Subject: assessment ?
Patient had an s/l EIP - EPL transfer.
in the assessment i would, otherwise no
Subject: in the assessment i would, otherwise no
Assessment ?
Subject: Assessment ?
Assessment ?
Subject: Assessment ?
Can you have an abbreviation like URI in an assessment? Thx. Tina
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