doc dictates "senna docusate" as one drug. How to type?

methamphetamine, marijuana, ecstasy, mushrooms, PCP, DMT, 5-MeO, peyote, LSD, alcohol, and tobacco. (the commas are not dictated). I am questioning the DMT, 5-MeO, because I find 5-MeO-DMT and one thing?? How to type? ...

He has not gotten lost driving. He has gotten a workup. ...

I see it so many ways?? ...

I'm typing a psych eval. Doc dictates the patient states "I don't give a f**k" I can't find the rules for typing profanity in BOS, but I did find in the psych eval section to type it as quoted. Anyone else know any different??? ...

I have look this up and seems to be the name of a medication by several manufactuers so I'm guessing the second but was wanting a second opinion. TIA! ...

It is written in the patient's chart as "carbevo." I know it is for Parkinson disease. Carbidopa and levodopa. I googled it and found carb/levo. I'm not sure if I should type it that way or type it out completely. The doctor is pronouncing it as "carbevo" also. Any information would be helpful. Thanks! ...

.... 25 mg one-half daily, .... 5 mg one daily. Should I type it like that ^^ or should I use numbers? - 25 mg 1/2 daily, 5 mg 1 daily?? I know the BOS says to type out one number when there are 2 consecutive numbers, but these are technically not consecutive since they are seperated by mg. I can't find any official rules on what I should do here. any help appreciated. ...

it as wet-to-drys or simply wet-to-dry? In context: that wet-to-drys would be the best way to go ...

VR: "Patient went out drinking CYANIDE (and soon felt sick). DICTATED: "Patient went out drinking SATURDAY NIGHT (and soon felt sick). VR: "Patient has allergy to P _ N I S." DICTATED: "Patient has allergy to P E A N U T S." ...

Morning all - looking for suture name/type. Doc dictates s/l 14-0 ef a lon was used for closure. Pt. had sharp dissection of nose lesion. Thank you! ...

Most vena cava clips these days can be MRIed - MRId ........ Would it be ed behind MRI or just the d? Both look very odd. TIA ...

It's a terrible s/l but really is best I can do with how fast she dictates. Always, always, indistinguishable and run together this way. Vital Signs: Blood pressure 168/102, pulse 95. Respiratory rate is 16, oxygen saturation 100% on room air, *s/l "wushterpizhil"*, and temperature is 98.4. ...

exactly the same on every report and you have put his ROS and PE in your abbreviation expander, but sometimes he will dictate something out of order. For example, the dictator still says the same exact things he always says, but sometimes instead of saying "EXTREMTIES: No clubbing, cyanosis or edema." He says, "EXTREMITIES: No edema, clubbing or cyanosis." Do you go back and change it or do you leave it since he is saying the same thing? And if you don� ...

I have not heard this in a long time and I forget how to transcribe it. The doctor dictates the white blood cell count as 12.3 thousand. Do I leave it like that, or is it 12,300??? TIA ...

The doctor dictates: Lumbar puncture was performed and the CSF showed cryptococcal trough 1:512. "India ink pains were positive" Has anyone ever heard of this? If so what does "India ink" pains mean? ...

how do you transcribe this ...

Doctor dictates "arterio and arteriosclerosis." What is the correct way to type this? "arterio- and arteriolosclerosis" or as above. Thanks for any and all help. TXMT ...

If ECG is dictated, can I use the abbreviation, or type in full? ...

I cannot find this - any help would be welcome. ...

Next, 20 mm ovoids were placed into the lateral fornices. Appropriate geometry was obtained. ...

I googled the phrase, it came back "diverticulated" small bowel. Is it acceptable to use diverticulated in this sentence? Is "diverticulized" a word? Thank you in advance for any help. ...

doc dictates "senna docusate" as one drug. How to type? - traci

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