Migraine medicine

Just got done on an ASR job that was 1256 seconds long and I had to put it all in a standard of 24 headings!!! God help me! ...

Not much other info other than sounds like Trinamet or Terinamet p.r.n. for migraines. Thanks for helping! ...

I got on this new account and the Management on this team are so anal, I just started and training a week and a half ago on some very difficut doctors. One doc is so fast but I don't have an ear for him yet, so I sent it to my team lead and she found what she called a critical error (sentence missing). I felt like I committed a crime and now feel like she is building a case against me. They said they don't want any more errors and I have to take as long as I have to to figure out ...

Doctor spells out a migraine drug - A-S-A-P-R-O-R-I-D-I-N? Any ideas? I can't find it anywhere. Thx ...

history of migraine s/l sythalgia. I can't find this word anywhere. I have checked sy, si, ci, and cy. ...

Under discharge medicatons, the doctor dictates: s/l "pin needles kit b.i.d." I've no idea if this is right but it is pretty clear. Help? ...

S/L prazazine. He is using it for decreasing nightmares. Thanks! ...

Could somebody help me. I'm trying to understand the name of a cream used for tinea corporis and it sounds like N&T cream, but I can't find it on drugs.com. ...

Can anyone help me out with a cough medicine. It sounds like Cortisol Plus. I am not sure of the spelling and have searched the net and can't seem to find it. Does anyone have any idea how this is spelled. Thanks in advance. ...

Is the correct way to type.....DiaBeta five milligrams one every a.m. OR DiaBeta 5 mg 1 q.a.m. OR something completely different. Thanks! ...

The delayed images of the feet show some motion artifact and are count poor secondary to the patient's inability to maintain stillness. (Thanks in advance) ...

The doctor says "He is apparently on medications for s/l Riata hepatitis-B" Any ideas. I don't even know if this is a drug or what? Thanks for any help! ...

The doctor is dictating... "I would recommend he continue on Bisoprolol both for hypertension control and to decrease DPTT* which can reduce the pace of aortic root dilatation" Not sure if it is DPTT or not?? ...

Sentence: She has her usual migraine symptoms with photophobia, photofoamia and vomiting. She was very clear with the "photofoamia". Can't find under any possible spelling. Ideas? Thanks! ...

Medicine for chronic pain. Sounds like Odenza. 30 mg. I've searched everywhere. Thank you in advance for your help! ...

Dr is mumbliing again - sounds like poly-my-o-dermatica or poly my o trumatica It is not Polymyalgia rheumatica. Just a mention in the report - no further info. Thanks! marel ...

Seropositive rheumatoid arthritis being treated with leflunomide and "evadafept". Any suggestions? TIA. ...

Has anyone heard of what s/l Vembico for naproxen use as a type of stomach protector when taking medication? Thank you! ...

Diagnoses: 1. Right anterior cruciate ligament reconstruction utilizing hamstring autograph. 2. Right medial collateral ligament repair with posterior ______ ligament capsulorrhaphy. S/l Bleak? ...

Sounds like "Vee-than" or maybe "Vee-Fan" antifungal medication. Any ideas? ...

Concern for decreased (s/l Plavix) activity with proton pump inhibitors and will have to check a (s/l PTY 12) if she is to continue on proton pump inhibitors as an outpatient. ...

Dicated: Medications: Prilosec and metta (or imetta) for Crohn disease. Any help appreciated! ...

Adding insult to my job injury, yesterday my TM suggested a "voluntary" class on "critical thinking" that was really "mandatory." That just means they require me to do it, but they don't want to have to pay for my time to do it. That made me so angry. You have no idea. Critical thinking indeed. Grrrhhh. What do they think I use daily to unravel their VR messes like this? My secret decoder ring? Come on Batman get a clue. LOL. VR: Per eye disease, patient' ...

Is the name of a service, i.e. internal medicine service, capitalized or not? ...

The patient is referred with fever, chills and progressive shortness of breath with a history of IV drug abuse and alcoholism. The patient is a poorly-nourished 44-year-old Hispanic male in "s/l seria desperator" distress and agitated. Could the doctor mean severe respiratory distress? ...

. . . continue the rest of her medications as listed in her MAR. Does anyone know what this stands for or if I am spelling it right? Thank you in advance for any help. Terry ...

Migraine medicine - Jeanne

AXERT (almotriptan malate) - Di

Migraine medicine - Jeanne

You're welcome so much !! - Di

Axert ??? - XanaX

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