Is drug Januvia all caps?

Does anyone know the BOS rule for drug names that are technically all caps, i.e., TUMS, GRALISE? Do they stay all caps or is it okay to capitalize just the first letter, or is it company/client preference? QA is telling me just to capitalize the first letter so as not to draw more attention than needed to the drug name in the report, but I can't document this in the Book of Style. Thanks in advance! ...

was not able to see this patient at this time because of his "Mission of Mercy" trip to Haiti. it is dictated in quotes. I am unsure if its Mission of Mercy, or mission of mercy ...

How do you punctuate this? Spurling Compression Rotation Extension tests? Spurling, compression, rotation, extension tests? or something entirely different? Thanks! ...

Good morning ladies and gentleman from MQ. I need your help. On the ASR reports, how do you ALL CAPS a sentence? Here's the deal . . . Say under allergies, the MD dictates no known drug allergies. What I do is hilite the sentence and then Control, Shift, A. After I do that, the sentences comes out No Known Drug Allergies (initial caps only). Then I have to do the Control, Shift, A again and it will switch to ALL CAPS. Is there an easier way to do th ...

Plain as day, he's saying ziggy caps -- under Psych ROS, "checking for depression, ziggy caps . . ." What is this in reference to? HELP! THANKS ...

Is ALIMTA, the cancer treatment written in all caps? Thanks for any help. ...

Should Crystalloid be capitalized or not? ...

My spellchecker is not checking for words in all caps, such as in headings. I have Windows XP and Word. Does anyone know where I am supposed to look to find and correct this? I know this probably sounds dumb to you smart MTs out there, but I really just don't know where to look and how to fix this. Thank you in advance for any help you can give me. ...

Stryker PEEK cage or peek cage or Peek cage? ...

Is this not an option in the new platform? This is the toggle that prevented you from putting two capital letters together...i.e., typing She instead of SHe. I tend to do this a lot and would to enable this function if possible. ...

Just saw today that apparently it is an acronym and should be all caps? ...

I am transcribing a report for the Einstein trials for a drug. Everywhere I look, it has EINSTEIN (all caps). I cannot find anywhere this is an acronym. Should it be transcribed in all caps? ...

New job, new platform. I am wondering if you can select text in Inscribe and easily convert it to all caps, like using shift+F3 in Word? It seems crazy not to have this ability in the platform, so I figure I must be missing something. ...

I need help with Word 2007. I've searched and can't find anything to help and have also asked tech support at my company without remedy. I'm hoping I can explain it well enough so someone here on the board might have dealt with this and can help me. It certainly would be appreciated as I give up! When I put in a heading such as MEDICATIONS: At this point, I try to hit the return to the next line to begin my typing. However, it will not go to the next ...

For example, I have my headings entered in as follows: xpmh = PAST MEDICAL HISTORY: I will type my abbreviation and hit my space bar twice and while the abbreviation is still expanding, I will start my sentence, but if I hit the shift key and the first letter of the first word of my sentence too soon, I will get stuck in caps lock without the caps lock button being pushed. Then if I hit shift and any letter (to capitalize), it will all be in lowercase as if caps lock is on, bu ...

I appreciate it. Making me nuts with do-overs in the middle of a sentence. Thanks for anyone's help. ...

A few weeks ago, for no reason that I can find, I cannot get the first letter of a sentence to be in all caps automatically, (unless I do it manually.) The same for the letter " I " by itself when typed. It was always automatic and now all of a sudden it is doing this and I cannot figure out how to change it back. Has anybody else had this problem, if so, how did you fix it? Thanks, appreciate the help ...

I am looking for a drug that s/l ah pos. I found APO, but that is usually for Parkinson's which the pt does not have. He does have CAD, CHF, t2 diabetes, hypothyroidism, hypercholesterolemia, PVD, MI, pneumonia. Any ideas? ...

Three drug names... She takes medication including Naprosyn and butalapap without any codeine. She was taking Aleve over the counter as needed and using her Leoprime loosely. The last one is just listen in medications taken,.. Utotalac ... he says it like U-total-lac. ...

In the ER, patient with asthma had s/l "serol," albuterol, Atrovent nebulized treatments. TIA!! ...

Sounds like "Hyoxymin" I cannot find a thing. Any clues? ...

S/l "soderal" 14 mg before dialysis. I checked sotalol and thats not it. Any ideas?? ...

s/l Cindamin capsules 30's 100 mg one daily. Patient has a history of DM, vulvular cancer, heart disease, chronic headaches, glaucoma, blindness, chronic bronchitis, heart murmur, history of heart attack, hepatitis and anemia. My first thought is cinnamon. ...

Patient has past medical history of allergies, tinnitus, Frey's syndrome, hypothyroidism, mitral valve prolapse, SVT, Raynaud's, scoliosis, rheumatoid arthritis, osteoarthritis, fibromyalgia and chronic low back pain. Thanks for any help. ...

Anyone familiar with what s/l Hymox, Hiamox, Himox, etc. etc. I thought the doc was dictating an antibiotic - then later s/l he said to use it p.r.n.- so not clear. At any rate, the sound of it was clear as I put above. Any help much appreciated. ...

I have looked for this drug all over the place online and I can't find anything that even comes close to it. This patient was admitted to the ICU for hyperkalemia and was put on an insulin-glucose infusion as well as Lasix to bring his potassium down. Then the doctor adds that he was also placed on s/l "kxlyte" to further help control it. He says that word twice and it sounds the same both times. Does anyone have any ideas? ...

I'm stuck on a medication for a patient that has Raynaud's, polymyalgia rheumatica, osteoarthritis, cataracts, and anxiety. It sounds like the doctor is saying "Circulair" or "Circular" 50 mg daily. The patient is also on prednisone, Imitrex, and Ambien. Does anyone have any ideas? It doesn't sound like Singulair. ...

Is drug Januvia all caps? - vangle

No, Januvia (sitagliptin) nm - jmn

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