Med s/l 'sear-a-mere', given in list. PMH of diabetes, hypertension, OSA, chronic kidney

Doctor is dicating what s/l: patient was admitted to the (GEM) unit?; the patient has chronic kidney disease..thx ...

Doc dictates "The patient has a history of chronic kidney disease (stage 4 to stage 5) ?!?! is that how it is transcribed per the BOS II ... I just moved and cannot locate my book for verification. ...

A 57-year-old woman with chronic kidney disease. In the Plan, dr (soft spoken with heavy accent) says "We will do a (s/l) P-urea or (s/l) Fe-urea.'' ? Thanks very much for any help. ...

which of the 2 is correct: a.) Lasix 60 mg present by EMF b.)Lasix 60 mg present by EMS? ...

Here are some of my observances of chronic ASR errors, though sometimes it gets it right. Most are not a biggie, but one could get marked down on an audit. 1. BiPaP. Should be BiPAP. 2. Levothyroxine. ASR capitalizes the "L" for some reason. This med is a generic for the brand Levothyroid. Should be levothyroxine. 3. FIO2. Should be FiO2. 4. Hospice. In the English dictionary, this is simply hospice. If a specific organi ...

This is for chronic kidney disease stage IV on "mupericin" therapy? Thanks in advance! ...

The patient was upset with the mere implication of narcotic dependence. of all the medical terms we need to know, and I'm stuck on this. ...

I have a doc dictating report for a patient with Alzheimer dementia. On of her meds sounds like "ah-sto-lav-o-mere." With his accent taken into consideration, other possibilities follow. I have searched my references and all of my usual online sources, even fuzzy searches. I am coming up with nada. hast-o-lav-o-mere hast/ast-o-lad-o-mere hast/ast-o-lab-o-mere The "m" could also be "v." ...

The patient was referred for left-sided hydronephrosis and a CT scan was dictated as consistent with a UPJ obstruction. Upon my review of the films, the picture did not appear to be consistent with a classic UPJ obstruction (it was not a box kidney). TIA!!! :) ...

Is there is quick way to add commas between items in a list? Of course, using Ctl K in front a word will change the punctuation, but it will also change a capitalized drug to lower case, and you will still have to get to the beginning of the next drug which will require 2 Ctl arrows and backspace. Ctl arrow takes you to the beginning of the next word, but you will have to backspace to put in the comma. Adding punctuation to lists is so time consuming! ...

Any ideas on a hypertension med that comes in 30 mg? Hypertension. Lasix 40 mg orally daily, metoprolol 100 mg twice a day, s/l nafrovit 30 mg orally daily, hydralazine 50 mg three times a day. ...

It sounds like theyre saying "Hypertension, well controlled on duo therapy" Any ideas? Is that right? ...

"Lower extremity edema - pulmonary hypertension. Most likely s/l 'claws up'." ...

ESL doc says patient has hypertension, probably secondary hypertension from hyper----ism. Cannot understand the middle part of that word. Any guesses? Thanks. ...

neuro doc is saying something that sounds like "axillary hypertension." I have found axillary swelling and pulmonary hypertension and axillary vein thrombosis, but not axillary hypertension itself. Also tried "ancillary hypertension" but didn't get far with that either. Anyone have an idea? Any help will be greatly appreciated. ...

is there such a thing as cephalic hypertension? If yes, what is it?? ...

Grateful for any help. S/l Flonil, flonel, flonelle ...

I can't document this anywhere and have never heard of it. TIA ...

CONTEXT: "Hypertension – patient is to keep a blood pressure log, which will be reviewed in approximately three weeks. MJNC7 guidelines will be mailed to the patient as well. " Any ideas? Thank you! :) ...

This sounds like "adawhit parameters" Sentence: Will place the patient on low-dose beta-blocker for cardio protection with _____ parameters for hypotension and bradycardia. ...

In assessment/plan, doc says: Diabetes, on s/l sulfanourian. This is a foreign doc. No other pertinent information related to diabetes. ...

is it type II or type 2 diabetes? ...

"CTAPSE ??? or CTA PSE was reduced 1.3 to 1.6 (Sounds like he is saying TAPS...??? Tricuspid annular plane systolic excursion (TAPSE) - BEX ...

Microscopic: Rare ______, (sounds like: abcelioe cells) occasional mucus. Rare WBCs, RBCs, and casts. is rare even right? The doctor has a thick accent... ...

Patient has pulmonary hypertension and is on sildenafil and s/l lethirus. What is it?? I feel like I should know what this is, but I just can't get it. Can anyone help? Thanks. ...

Med s/l 'sear-a-mere', given in list. PMH of diabetes, hypertension, OSA, chronic kidney - ty nm

sevelamer? - Bilboa NM

hmmm, could be but doesn't quite s/l - sm

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