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I have a thickly accented ESL who has just started dictating dialysis notes for our facility. I'm used to the docs giving the dialysate as, say, BGK 4/5, or breaking the concentrations down by potassium, bicarb, etc., but this new guy is saying what sounds like "RSP 440" or "RFP 440" and we're at a loss as to what that is, unable to document it yet. I thought at first that they were talking about some solution used in a recirculating single-pass machine, and QA thought they were hearing RFP, stating that they thought that stood for "red fluorescent protein used in dialysate solutions" (neither of which answers the "440" portion of that phrase, and whether that refers to some ratio components, or a total dose of something, or merely the number desginating a particular manufacturer's formulat, or ....?
Anyone know for sure? what's being said here? TIA.