means excess of any of the body fluids
Posted By: passing through on 2008-03-07
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Subject: means excess of any of the body fluids
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Got it! base excess is 1 NM
Subject: Got it! base excess is 1 NM
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Base excess--sm
Subject: Base excess--sm
per Stedmans Abbreviations book and online. Check it out.
excess fluid maybe? n/m
Subject: excess fluid maybe? n/m
or sialorrhea (excess saliva)?
Subject: or sialorrhea (excess saliva)?
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hirsutism--excess hairiness (nm)
Subject: hirsutism--excess hairiness (nm)
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can you have excess bilirubin in the urine?
Subject: can you have excess bilirubin in the urine?
I really don't know. Listen carefully, though, and make sure the doc is not saying "emia" instead of "uria" at the end of it.
Gas-X? For excess gassiness. Like simethicone. nm
Subject: Gas-X? For excess gassiness. Like simethicone. nm
nm
just a guess, but how about "in excess"?
Subject: just a guess, but how about "in excess"?
SBE for standard base excess measure? All I can think of. sm
Subject: SBE for standard base excess measure? All I can think of. sm
Standard Base Excess is the best overall measurement we have of the level of the metabolic acidosis. An adjunct method sometimes used to help identify the ...
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taking insulin "in excess" maybe
Subject: taking insulin "in excess" maybe
Plastic Surg. Pt has excess skin on right lid due to lateral s/l "heading". TIA. nm
Subject: Plastic Surg. Pt has excess skin on right lid due to lateral s/l "heading". TIA. nm
nm
IV fluids..?
Subject: IV fluids..?
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IV fluids -- sm
Subject: IV fluids -- sm
How would you write the following:
1. "placed on D5 and a 1/2-normal saline at maintenance and a quarter."
2. and then later she says: "IV fluids, D5 and a 1/2 with 20 of KCl per liter"
These fractions confuse me. I assume the 1/2 goes with the normal saline in the first instance and maybe the "normal saline" is implied in the second instance, but how do I express these fractions? Did I do the "quarter" right in the first instance?
Fluids
Subject: Fluids
How about intravenous fluids were or was administered as in normal saline?
I've heard "limited due to body habitus" or "difficult due to body habitus." Not sur
Subject: I've heard "limited due to body habitus" or "difficult due to body habitus." Not sure.
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and therefore starting IV fluids? nm
Subject: and therefore starting IV fluids? nm
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There is "pooling" of fluids in various
Subject: There is "pooling" of fluids in various
parts of the body.
Fluids were administered.
Subject: Fluids were administered.
Better ask your QA. Some "verbatim" means "not really verbatim," some means "strictl
Subject: Better ask your QA. Some "verbatim" means "not really verbatim," some means "strictly verbatim." nm
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Para means near. Parathoracic means near the thoracic muscles. nm
Subject: Para means near. Parathoracic means near the thoracic muscles. nm
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Sometimes fluids are given at a bolus rate
Subject: Sometimes fluids are given at a bolus rate
of so many mL per hour. 
extravasation - leakage of fluids
Subject: extravasation - leakage of fluids
FLUIDS: 500 mL Crystalloid; s/l Hexten 500 mL. TIA
Subject: FLUIDS: 500 mL Crystalloid; s/l Hexten 500 mL. TIA
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IV fluids with D5 1/4 normal saline with s/l
Subject: IV fluids with D5 1/4 normal saline with s/l
10 KCL per liter at 50 an hour? and please what is the correct way to write D5 1/4 ?
Thanks
FLUIDS, ELECTROLYTES AND NUTRITION:
Subject: FLUIDS, ELECTROLYTES AND NUTRITION:
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Fluids, electrolytes, nutrition
Subject: Fluids, electrolytes, nutrition
exudates is correct just like you have fluids. nm
Subject: exudates is correct just like you have fluids. nm
i just realized it's probably "IVF" - IV fluids ??
Subject: i just realized it's probably "IVF" - IV fluids ??
Might be turbinates are red and swollen. Yes they would want you to push fluids.
Subject: Might be turbinates are red and swollen. Yes they would want you to push fluids.
Word help, sounds like "cautious" IV fluids
Subject: Word help, sounds like "cautious" IV fluids
Can someone help me with a word, sounds like cautious or precautious IV fluids were initiated.
patient was dehydrated and s/l "resulsated" with IV fluids. nm
Subject: patient was dehydrated and s/l "resulsated" with IV fluids. nm
Pt with nausea and vomiting and s/l pre vert resulting in IV fluids. TIA
Subject: Pt with nausea and vomiting and s/l pre vert resulting in IV fluids. TIA
Pt needs fluids - Dr. says "Urine S/L ?spotsorium?" would be useful to determine status of flu
Subject: Pt needs fluids - Dr. says "Urine S/L ?spotsorium?" would be useful to determine status of fluids.
NM
Thank you! That makes sense, She says earlier that the patient got IV fluids.
Subject: Thank you! That makes sense, She says earlier that the patient got IV fluids.
Pt advised to increase her oral intake of fluids based on S/L ?leuk est? was trace. ?UNC&S? ordered
Subject: Pt advised to increase her oral intake of fluids based on S/L ?leuk est? was trace. ?UNC&S? ordered
NM
IV FLUIDS: 4000 mL of Crystalloid and 500 mL of Hespian. I can't confirm Hespian? Help? TIA!
Subject: IV FLUIDS: 4000 mL of Crystalloid and 500 mL of Hespian. I can't confirm Hespian? Help? TIA!
Where in the body is it being used? nm
Subject: Where in the body is it being used? nm
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where are you in the body?
Subject: where are you in the body?
Is it the same part of the body or different
Subject: Is it the same part of the body or different
subchondral sclerosis can happen in many different joints of the body...
what part of the body is the x-ray of? nm
Subject: what part of the body is the x-ray of? nm
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What part of the body are we in? nm
Subject: What part of the body are we in? nm
What part of the body?
Subject: What part of the body?
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half the body --
Subject: half the body --
I'm thinking it's hemibody.
what body part?
Subject: what body part?
what part of body?
Subject: what part of body?
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What part of body?
Subject: What part of body?
Of what part of body? nm
Subject: Of what part of body? nm
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What part of body is this on?
Subject: What part of body is this on?
If it's a foot, can you hear hallux valgus? I'm wondering if the "salbeck" you are hearing is supposed to be a type of bunionectomy, but we are at a terrible disadvantage if we don't know if this is bunion surgery.
What part of the body are you in?
Subject: What part of the body are you in?
Body temperature
Subject: Body temperature
Dictator states the patient's temperature is 75.7. (Patient is having a surgical consult for abdominal pain). This is the third time in as many weeks I've had physician dictate a body temperature in the 70s. Celsius temp is normally in the 30s, Farenheit - of course - is normally in the high 90s. Am I missing something here? Is there some other temperature scale I don't know about? So far I've flagged them as blanks.
Thanks!
what body part it is on? nm
Subject: what body part it is on? nm
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