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epinephrine 1:100,000 105 mg - newbieairhead

Posted: Jun 09, 2010

Sorry, I am having an airhead moment. I have a doctor dictating epinephrine 1:100,000 105 mg. What is the correct way to transcribe that since numbers are not supposed to be next to each other like that. Any help is appreciated!

I don't think that is correct.... - Kelley

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I think 105 mg is either not heard correctly or a mistake was made. There is no 105 mg dose of epinephrine that I am aware of.

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