diabetes medication

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? ...

s/l Zygart, medication for either diabetes, cancer, or hypothyroidism. ...

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? ...

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 ...

Do we normally get e-mails such as this? Just curious, please don't flame me for asking. TIA ...

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! ...

Patient presents today with ulceration secondary to Lisfranc amputation. He has tried bacitracin, Neosporin, and s/l: Asell and Asellous treatments. ...

Meds in list for H&P s/l ABDICOR? Any ideas? ...

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. ...

The patient is a type 1 diabetic. The doctor says: She does not check her s/l dexy in the morning on weekends. At another spot in the dictation under the plan the doc says: Check s/l dexy in the morning on weekends and give correction as needed. TIA ...

I'm a new MT and am not sure if the doctor says "25 out of 50 units" which way it is to be written...I appreciate the help...getting my feet wet with acute care. ...

The patient has type 1 diabetes mellitus and in the "plan" portion the doctor says: Check s/l dexies premeals and at bedtime. TIA ...

Asian doc, says it twice fairly clearly. Left it in text, but can't find what to expand it to for the assessment. Any ideas? ...

Which is the correct way to type...type 2 or type II diabetes? tia. ...

This is an ER visit for a pt in because her debrillator "fired". Hx of MI, CAD, htn, high cholesterol. The med is on her allergies list. Sounds like "Topiglide." ...

Doctor is dictating a medication almost assuredly for a URI -- s/l "Ultahist/Altahist liquid". I actually had this question in the past and no one was able to help or just didn't see my post. Any help would be appreciated. TIA ...

Two drugs in question. S/L Novus and Resista? Never heard them/cannot find them anywhere. Any ideas???? ...

s/l mer-acid-iol 300 mg 2 tablets b.i.d. also on Cozaar, Celexa, metformin and Norvasc. ...

I keep hearing on patients who are in the ICU with all kinds of tubes sticking out of them something that sounds like "sea sas per protocol", often listed along with medications. Today in the same doc I heard the above and also somethng tha sounds like "citra carium per protocol" and suspect it may refer to the same thing. Any ideas? thanks a bunch. ...

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