strep screen

Anticoagulation due to s/l strep prophylaxis due to his mechanical mitral valve was initiated; however, the patient developed GI bleeding significant enough to require blood transfusions. ...

which is correct- group B strep or Group B Strep? thanks ...

The patient has "strep cellulitis". Is this the way this should be typed or should I expand to Streptococcus? Thanks ...

Is quick strep capitalized? ...

Per Stedman's Pathology & Lab book, it is group B Streptococcus, but is it group B strep and also is it group B streptococcal meningitis. When it is a variation of the word "Streptococcus," we don't cap, right? TIA!!!! ...

I don't know what to expand strep throat to in the diagnosis or do I just leave it as strep throat. Thanks ...

kind of like someone is squishing the sides of my screen, or tilting the side back and forth...thanks for any help. its bugging the peawadding outta me. ...

s/l Agasen-130 method ...

to choose whether or not I send the report to QA. I still get the old screen with QA checked because I left a marker, and I can't uncheck the box that sends it to QA. Anybody getting the new screen that has you choose? ...

(s/l tethan or dethan) screen is O positive. ...

This is the second time doc has dictated s/l blue 13 drug screen. I've searched every way I know how and cannot find this. Does anyone know if there is a Blue-Thirteen, Blue-13, or just something that s/l it? Thanks. ...

How do you get the autocorrect screen to come up - what are the short cut controls to add new autocorrects in MS Word 2003. Thanks. ...

stating "Unable to contact database"? I did the ADT search and then tried to hit accept to accept the patient and this popup keeps coming up. What the H*** am I supposed to do about this?? ...

I am having a tough time with something like "kiniprinoid" just can't understand dictator. Any ideas? it is under tox screen, but I just can't find. thank you, sammye ...

Hello all: Hope someone might be able to help me or steer me in the right direction. I just started a new job that uses Fusion RIS 5.0. When I open the program the left side of the screen has a RIS editor and the right side has all the patient demographics. I have to type in Arial 11 in the editor after I call up a template shell. After typing for several hours, my eyes get really strained. Is there a way I could make that part of my screen larger without affecting t ...

To take a screen shot: Press CTRL + Screen Shot, go to Microsoft Paint and press CTRL+V, paste it in. Then save it as a .jpg file. ...

Please help before I go completely bilnd - I got special "computer glasses" and even that didn't help much. Thanks. ...

I hated that bright white screen too so I found a tech that helped me. I adjusted the contrast to 5.8 and brightness to about 5.8. It tones it alll down quite a bit. You first click the minus button, then the first button or the button to the left of the minus button on the monitor to increase or decrease. It kind of mellows down that bright white screen to a very light grey. Hope this helps you. ...

Would sure like to know how it works out, where it came from, if you like, if it is a program or an actual device. Any info mucho appreciated. Bless you Bun ...

Okay, so they accused me of changing the dictators name on the ADT screen to an incorrect name... which I might add once again, I did not do. I document every change I make and the only thing I changed was the WT... to the correct WT I might add because it had been entered incorrectly! If, in fact, I had changed the dictator's name, however, would it not have shown up on the ADT portion of the report when I went back into DocQmanage and checked&nbs ...

Ok - need a screen magnifier, not expensive. zoom, etc, not helping, so nix that. Has anyone used one of these? How is it and where can I get one? thanks in advance!! ...

What is the short cut to bring the ADT info into the typign screen. I seem to have deleted it somehow and forget the short cut to get it back again or the function to use. ...

"Urine drug screen was negative for PCP, oxycodone, propoxyphene, THC, benzodiazepines, amphetamines, barbiturates, methamphetamines, methadone, opiates, and GCAs. I can't find a reference for GCAs. Is that correct? TIA! ...

Hello! :) This segment was dictated, and I can't for the life of me figure out what is in the parentheses: "Rubella immune. Varicella immune. Hepatitis negative. RPR negative. GC/Chlamydia negative. PPD negative. (JPS/JPF/GPS/GPF) negative." Obviously the doctor didn't say all of those acronyms, those are just some options of what it sounded like to me. The most distinctive sound is the middle letter "P." So it sounds like a 3-letter acronym with the middle letter being P. The pa ...

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Might get more help on the word board - nm

I'll answer. sm - Anon

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