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nasty itchy witchy, some of us will use that site again too...

Posted By: re the MRI Center...... on 2006-05-12
In Reply to: Your Google references are all written by a lay sm - nm

Subject: nasty itchy witchy, some of us will use that site again too...

      


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Cracked itchy lips
Subject: Cracked itchy lips

This patient has a rash on his lips.  It is itchy and the lips are cracked.  He has been using what S/L commix or commex?  I don't find anything listed under C or K?  Any ideas?
urticaric? as in itchy? noun is urticaria. nm
Subject: urticaric? as in itchy? noun is urticaria. nm

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Dr. states no emolliation used on itchy skin - I cannot find this word in dictionary only emollient
Subject: Dr. states no emolliation used on itchy skin - I cannot find this word in dictionary only emollient


Don't be so nasty!
Subject: Don't be so nasty!

Sportmom91 has been posting for help on the word board off and on for some time. We experienced transcriptionists are happy to help her out, as others did for us when we started out.
I am not going to be as nasty as sm
Subject: I am not going to be as nasty as sm

"WE DON'T CARE" but do you have surgical word books or access to OB GYN terminology book or something? These are very very common words that you should already know if you are an MT.......much less an MT working at home unsupervised.

If you called yourself an MT and sent me back a report with urethral lysis typed in it, you would not have a job tomorrow.

wasn't being nasty as you put it - I merely asked
Subject: wasn't being nasty as you put it - I merely asked

how you can interpret a simple question being *nasty* is beyond belief....I asked because she never posted before 3/1 and there are a slew of questions - and is the ONLY reason I asked if she was testing.  I showed and had no attitude in my question BUT YOU SURE DID !!!


around these here parts, I guess one is dam*ed if you do and  dam*ed if you don't. 


post was nasty, challenging and saying..nm
Subject: post was nasty, challenging and saying..nm


Tonsiloliths those nasty sulfur balls...
Subject: Tonsiloliths those nasty sulfur balls...

that are found in tonsillar crypts.  Please don't ask me how I know this.     Anyway, I'd say tonsillar snoring in this case.
People can be so nasty! I bolded those that I could figure out for you. I would agree that...
Subject: People can be so nasty! I bolded those that I could figure out for you. I would agree that...

that maybe you're not ready for ops though. 


 


Right wrist "rest"--?? assuming AV fistula. 


 


ANESTHESIA:  @@Local with monitored anesthesia s/l--montra--garis bolus 20 cc. 


 


extremity was prepped and draped in a sterile (not Pfannenstiel) fashion.  The patient was given a 1 gram (instead of low grade--??) of Ancef


 


The artery was then carefully dissected out proximally and distally and little side--?? branches were clipped to help obtain hemostasis of the anastomosis.  The


 


A Potts (pot--??) scissors were then used to form a hood.  It had been marked with a marking pen prior to division 


 


Bull (Markable--??) dogs were used to obtain control of the artery proximally and distally. 


 


The vein was sewn to the arteries using a 6-0 Prolene (pulling) suture in a circumferential--?? fashion. 


 


The wound was then closed (enclosed )in layers using a 3-0 Vicryl suture in the subcutaneous layer in a running fashion and a 4-0 Vicryl running subcuticular (subventricular--??) closure. 


 


The patient was brought out from (and) monitored anesthesia care--?? and taken to the recovery room in stable condition. 


 

Sponge, needle, and instrument counts were reported to be correct at the end of the case--??.
Thanks. I didn't feel bad. Gotta have nasty ppl along with the nice ones
Subject: Thanks. I didn't feel bad. Gotta have nasty ppl along with the nice ones


When our fish tank gets nasty, I say they're surviving
Subject: When our fish tank gets nasty, I say they're surviving

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well, this site IS an American MT site....nm
Subject: well, this site IS an American MT site....nm


TX DOI site has Workers', MO DOI site has Workers (no apostrophe), CA DOI has Workers'
Subject: TX DOI site has Workers', MO DOI site has Workers (no apostrophe), CA DOI has Workers'

Most state's department of insurance sites seem to use Workers'. I have not seen Workman or Workmen in any form. I hope this helps.
Thank you for that site.
Subject: Thank you for that site.


that site just led me to the FDA site that SM
Subject: that site just led me to the FDA site that SM

I originally checked. The only Google hit I found was from drugs that were made in the 1980s and before. I think this drug does not exist now.
here's another site....can
Subject: here's another site....can


This site always
Subject: This site always

This site always freezes up my computer and I do not know why, but it is an excellent website though.
One-Look site says:
Subject: One-Look site says:

This is from the Cambridge One-Look definition:

offending adjective [before noun] OFTEN HUMOROUS
unwanted, often because unpleasant and causing problems or inconvenience:
"There's a hair in my soup!" "Well, pass it over here and I'll remove the offending article
This site is for US MTs only. (SM)
Subject: This site is for US MTs only. (SM)

Do not post here anymore, Lez.

Goldbird

NCI site
Subject: NCI site

Did you try looking at www.cancer.gov ?  You can search for local studies.
Try this site...sm
Subject: Try this site...sm

prescriptiondrug-info.com  - They have lists by letter or search in lefthand corner.  There is a Kaolin.  This site could be of some help. 
Here' a site that may help....(sm)
Subject: Here' a site that may help....(sm)

http://www.bioscience.org/atlases/tumpath/staging/neurobla.htm
Do you have this site? sm
Subject: Do you have this site? sm

http://www.accessdata.fda.gov/scripts/cder/drugsatfda/index.cfm


 


You can go to the drug, click and it tells you what strength it comes in etc.


 


Also has list of newly developed drugs.


here is their web site, if this is the med you are looking for
Subject: here is their web site, if this is the med you are looking for

http://www.yaz.com/html/index.html
from this site
Subject: from this site

http://forum.mtstars.com/word/v/1/28518.html

Glasscock dressing
Web site
Subject: Web site

www.applemed.com/
After looking at this site, my best
Subject: After looking at this site, my best

guess is that they are talking about degrees of flexion at those 2 digits of the pinky, so it means 15 degrees and 15 degrees, if that helps you decide if you want a comma between the numbers or perhaps a back slash.

http://www.dupuytren-online.info/dupuytren_stages_therapies.html
try this web site
Subject: try this web site

at lumitex.com - describes their equipment, has a wrist band, see if that works into the context of your report.


 


Web site that might help
Subject: Web site that might help

Try doing a fuzzy search on OneLook.com.  I love that web site.  Put in * for a wild card search.  Hope this helps! 
I think that's it and thank you so much for the site
Subject: I think that's it and thank you so much for the site

I have an electronic drug list on my computer, but it's not very updated as I found out since Tekturna isn't listed there (although I did know of it, but didn't know the generic name).
Try it on this site...
Subject: Try it on this site...

http://www.onelook.com/


I like this site and got it from here on Stars some time back and love it!  Thanks MTStars and you're message board posters!!!   


Try this site
Subject: Try this site

http://www.writersblock.ca/tips/monthtip/tipsep99a.htm

I have the exact same problem. Someone here suggested it to my several months ago. I still go to this site a couple of times a week just for reassurace.
One-look site
Subject: One-look site

http://www.onelook.com/?w=instilled&ls=a
I like this site
Subject: I like this site

http://www.olympusamerica.com/msg_section/msg_gastro_colon.asp
Not OP but thanks for site! NM
Subject: Not OP but thanks for site! NM

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not sure about that site...
Subject: not sure about that site...

I did see that, but it seems to be some weird search engine-type thing because "myovax" and "myovac" both some up with similiar info, none of which seem to be confirmed as a vaccine there....
another good site--sm
Subject: another good site--sm

http://www.medicaltrans.net/gmt-transcription-rules.html
Found on a site-might help.
Subject: Found on a site-might help.

Urate crystals are negatively birefringent. Pragmatically, this means that the crystals are yellow when aligned parallel to the slow ray of the compensator and that they are blue when they are perpendicular.
Abbreviation site
Subject: Abbreviation site

That's not a combination I'm familiar with, but with context you can probably figure them out at this abbreviation website:

http://www.pharma-lexicon.com/
Thank you for that site.....it should be very helpful!!!
Subject: Thank you for that site.....it should be very helpful!!!


YW. Here is best ortho site I think. SM
Subject: YW. Here is best ortho site I think. SM

http://www.wheelessonline.com/
exam site SM
Subject: exam site SM

www.vnh.org/Shipwreck/Shipwreck.html -


 


Here's a great site!
Subject: Here's a great site!

Don't have my list in front of me, but go to www.chemocare.com. It has the chemo drugs and other info.
bookmarked this site! nm
Subject: bookmarked this site! nm


Yes, it's Site-Rite. NM
Subject: Yes, it's Site-Rite. NM


www.site-rite.com
Subject: www.site-rite.com

nm
i just found a new site (new for me, anyway)
Subject: i just found a new site (new for me, anyway)

http://medicine.ucsd.edu/clinicalmed/links.html 
Is there a site to verify?
Subject: Is there a site to verify?

I had searched for that word as well.  It's not in my Stedman's surgery or cardio book and couldn't find it online.
Thank you for the great site!!! nm
Subject: Thank you for the great site!!! nm


Thanks I added that site to my fav. nm
Subject: Thanks I added that site to my fav. nm

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Thank you so much! Great site!
Subject: Thank you so much! Great site!

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