Only mention in report = "Has s/l Den's peripheral neuropathy with diabetes. States his blood sugars have been running in the 120s."
I tried "dengue" but I don't think that's it. Help anyone? ...
what is the best way to start, let's say for example in the EXTREMITIES: doc says, 2+ peripheral pulses. I know we should not start sentence using numerals, so what is the best way to start this sentence. There is 2+ peripheral pulses? I would like to see a variety of ways this could be started. Thanks. ...
Patient with glioblastoma multiforme and peripheral edema in lower extremities...
"Patient does not have (hypo-al-pulmonemia) or any other obvious reason for peripheral edema." ...
Doctor is dictating a diabetes medication that sounds like guai-a-cet? (The "guai" in the first part like guaiac -- phonetic spelling sounds like Gwy-a-cet? Anybody? ...
Patient with diabetes with other meds including: amlodipine, carvedilol, Glucagon and hydrochlorothiazide. Patient also has chronic kidney disease. ...
It sounds like he is saying a dullance of diabetes mellitus for followup A1c.
Anyone heard of this or having any suggestions for what it could be??? ...
I know I've found this before, but i'm drawing a blank. It's a diabetes drug that sounds like Tragenda.
Any ideas?
Thanks in advance for your help.
Cindy ...
If a doctor dictates
Glucotrol 10 mg p.o. a.c. and b.s. - i got the a.c. but what does the b.s mean? I thought maybe b.s. was before supper, but that would not make any sense. before meals and before supper?
AND
Metformin 1000 mg p.o. WBS - what is WBS and how is it correctly "written" w.b.s., WBS, wbs?? ...
She is to go on a regimen of a.m. insulin 48 and then 22R. I am thinking the R means regular versus NPH. Does this sound right to anyone else or if not what do you think? Thanks in advance. ...
This patient has gestational diabetes and the doc has put her on s/l "A Carbos" 25 mg t.i.d. The whole sentence is as follows:
I have gone ahead and started her on a carbos 25 mg three times a day to address her postprandial hyperglycemia.
Any help would be appreciated!! Thanks! ...
There is a 3 cm enhancing nodule within the left hepatic lobe which shows peripheral s/l "pelling" type enhancement on early phase imaging and delayed fill in with similar attenuation as hepatic veins consistent with hemangioma.
Thanks for the help! ...
Doc says: Patient's sliding scale insulin will be determined by blood sugar -150 divided by 75. Should I type this as is or is there a formulaic expression for this? I've never come across this type of thing before. Any help would be greatly appreciated. ...