nope...definately s/l a variant anler avose...sentance
Posted By: Kimberly on 2008-08-06
In Reply to: usually hear Ehlers-Danlos - MDmt
Subject: nope...definately s/l a variant anler avose...sentance
This is a lady with a variant (danler or andler) (alose or avose) who we see for chronic pyelo. She has been on Augmentin suppression much longer than we would like to have had that done.......
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s/l variant danler avose....
Subject: s/l variant danler avose....
Sentence: This is a patient with variant (danler avose) who we see for chronic pyelonephritis.
Infectious disease report...
sentance help
Subject: sentance help
Range of motion is limited opposition and abduction compared to uninvolved left hand.
How should this be punctuated? This is exactly how it is said.
word/sentance help
Subject: word/sentance help
What is wrong with this sentence? And this is exactly how it is said. He has an unstable ? injury and should heal with fatigue immobilization appeared to keep using boot.
Sending to QA but the full sentance was:
Subject: Sending to QA but the full sentance was:
We will restart his BiPAP nocturnally and bronchodilators ____ q.i.d.
must be a variant of take-down
Subject: must be a variant of take-down
Sorry, I should have mentioned the next sentance is negative for aspergillus. :(
Subject: Sorry, I should have mentioned the next sentance is negative for aspergillus. :(
Question regarding starting sentance with numbers
Subject: Question regarding starting sentance with numbers
I know it's a no-no, but I keep changing this around and nothing looks right and am having a brain freeze right now. Without being able to add any extra words how would you type this. I've tried typing out "eight millimeters" but nothing is looking right.
Impression
8 mm anterior subluxation
folate variant
Subject: folate variant
This usually refers to tumors - does that fit?
Lisfranc variant?
Subject: Lisfranc variant?
This doc is saying "A large (Kaposi's lesion) on his tongue?? see sentance
Subject: This doc is saying "A large (Kaposi's lesion) on his tongue?? see sentance
He does have some chronic dental disease, but no evidence of the previous large (Kaposi's lesion) on his tongue?
Kaposi sarcoma I found, but no Kaposi lesion...could Kaposi be right, though 
normal-variant repolarization? nm
Subject: normal-variant repolarization? nm
Cheloid is a variant of the word keloid, but it is
Subject: Cheloid is a variant of the word keloid, but it is
the word keloid.
a thick scar resulting from excessive growth of fibrous tissue and occurring especially after burns or radiation injury
I believe either word is acceptable, but 'keloid' is the more common spelling.
pellucidum/a normal anatomic variant
Subject: pellucidum/a normal anatomic variant
Could be detumescence (reduction of swelling) and MD is making up his/her own variant of the word.
Subject: Could be detumescence (reduction of swelling) and MD is making up his/her own variant of the word.
Yes, he is definately saying...
Subject: Yes, he is definately saying...
He is saying skin but it still doesn't make sense to me.
Maybe he is saying "with at least single vessel coronary disease. I'm stumped!
There definately could be some truth to that :-) -nm
Subject: There definately could be some truth to that :-) -nm
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no there definately is a "p" sound
Subject: no there definately is a "p" sound
thanks though
That definately looks alot better. THANKS!!!
Subject: That definately looks alot better. THANKS!!!
definately not saying exudate.
Subject: definately not saying exudate.
she is definately saying s/l a-statin
Subject: she is definately saying s/l a-statin
no, it is definately 1 word, thanks though..
Subject: no, it is definately 1 word, thanks though..
s
No, definately s/l ukalemic. NM
Subject: No, definately s/l ukalemic. NM
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Thank you. It definately is cyanobalamine
Subject: Thank you. It definately is cyanobalamine
Would definately think polyethylene. nm
Subject: Would definately think polyethylene. nm
definately anti
Subject: definately anti
med s/l Caprix definately the X old man
Subject: med s/l Caprix definately the X old man
x
s/l KAYLOOR. Definately not K-Dur. He says it twice. TIAnm
Subject: s/l KAYLOOR. Definately not K-Dur. He says it twice. TIAnm
she definately says duraban and naprosyn
Subject: she definately says duraban and naprosyn
s/l cynex, definately not Xanax
Subject: s/l cynex, definately not Xanax
dictator said: she denied initially how her urine became positive for amphetamines and stated that she does not know how that happened. She later revealed in a core occuring group that she was taking s/l cy-nex or cinex and that she knew that meth had been placed in the Cinex bottle. TIA
No, definately sounds like Card-i-pel
Subject: No, definately sounds like Card-i-pel
no, know sounds like fetal, definately a "f"
Subject: no, know sounds like fetal, definately a "f"
x
No, definately "Broke" or "Brook"--Never heard this before
Subject: No, definately "Broke" or "Brook"--Never heard this before
it's not D-ring splint. she is definately saying strap.
Subject: it's not D-ring splint. she is definately saying strap.
nm
Good idea, but there are definately 4 letters.
Subject: Good idea, but there are definately 4 letters.
Thanks very much for the help!
Abby
makes sense but she is definately saying the short "a" at the start. Thanks. nm
Subject: makes sense but she is definately saying the short "a" at the start. Thanks. nm
nm
she is definately saying the sound "es" and then "cay", or SK. Maybe saying it funny?
Subject: she is definately saying the sound "es" and then "cay", or SK. Maybe saying it funny? Thanks!
Definately sounds like combigent but she frequently mispronounces. You are probably right. Thanks!
Subject: Definately sounds like combigent but she frequently mispronounces. You are probably right. Thanks!
Cardiology word help....dictator is definately saying mitral gurgitation. I see mitral regurg...
Subject: Cardiology word help....dictator is definately saying mitral gurgitation. I see mitral regurg...
Is mitral gurgitation a d/o
nope
Subject: nope
It's test for tears ducts. It's an ophthalmic term.
nope
Subject: nope
He said it very very clear. I searched for nearly an hour and couldn't find a doggone thing. :)
nope...nm
Subject: nope...nm
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nope, that's not it (i wish it was). nm
Subject: nope, that's not it (i wish it was). nm
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nope, that's not it....thanks!
Subject: nope, that's not it....thanks!
nope..
Subject: nope..
Unfortunately doctor just says in past surgical history "appendectomy and "vintage". he may have to get a blank, but i detest leaving blanks!
Nope...that's not it:(
Subject: Nope...that's not it:(
Nope, that's what he said...
Subject: Nope, that's what he said...
"I debrided all the material out of his maxillary sinus using a straight, uncurved, whatever..." I let hubby listen too (he's got a good ear) and that's what he heard too.
nope............................nm
Subject: nope............................nm
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nope......................nm
Subject: nope......................nm
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nope
Subject: nope
I would have to disagree with you on that one and haven't seen a company yet accept it that way. The norm is followup for noun and follow up or follow-up for a verb. What I'm trying to find is a REAL rule for this somewhere in some book.
Nope, don't think it was either of those....
Subject: Nope, don't think it was either of those....
I just sent it to QA and was gratified to see they had no clue either so the blank got sent on to the client. Guess whatever it was he mangled it beyond recognition LOL. Thanks for the suggestions though!
nope
Subject: nope
all i can hear is "preston to cultures over both lower extremities" I have been looking online for an hour and can come up wiht nothing!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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