in list of medications....s/l *Fibrel or Vibrel" patch. No other information given.

past medical history includes Sleep apnea. Hypertension. Seasonal allergies. Gastroesophageal reflux disease. The patient is being seen for anemia. ...

"He has no allergies. He takes Mavik 1 mg daily, s/ coronavera 240 mg daily and ASA 81 mg daily." This is a 70-year-old patient with history of cataracts, bilateral hip replacements with bone grafting and acetabular component replacement, but no CAD, diabetes, renal dysfunction and no other disorders/diseases. TIA ...

patient had an abdominal colectomy and "J patch" can't find J patch anywhere? ...

I did notice the physician lookup sped up. However, that annoying copying of the same line you just typed still happens. I thought they were going to fix ALL the snags? Anyone else have this problem, where the line you just typed gets repeated like this the line you just typed gets repeated like this the line you just typed gets repeated like this So annoying. You can go up to the top of the page and then cursor back down and it usually gets rid of it temporarily, but just another snag ...

Is there is quick way to add commas between items in a list? Of course, using Ctl K in front a word will change the punctuation, but it will also change a capitalized drug to lower case, and you will still have to get to the beginning of the next drug which will require 2 Ctl arrows and backspace. Ctl arrow takes you to the beginning of the next word, but you will have to backspace to put in the comma. Adding punctuation to lists is so time consuming! ...

Under meds, the patient is on a Lidoderm patch 200(s/l pounds)/acetaminophen 10/325 q. 6 - rarely takes. Pounds could also be cones or pretty much anything else. I can't really tell anything besides the "s" at the end. I couldn't find anything online that might match up. ...

s/l Verifite patch twice daily ...

S/L BioWay absorbable patch - cannot document this. Anyone ever hear of this? TIA. ...

Can someone please help? I am doing a report where the doc dictates s/l Stratus interposition patch 6 times in the report and I cannot locate this anywhere. It is for abdominal flap closure. Thanks! ...

I have two medications I can't figure out...first one sounds like "avencia" and the other one sounds like "sulfazolin" - - any ideas??? * The patient has/had rheumatoid arthritis, diabetes zoster, atrial fibrillation, high cholesterol, hypertension and large B-cell lymphoma. Thanks!!! ...

s/l pluridol IM s/l syamedrol Need confirmation on spelling. Thanks! ...

medication that s/l grosbag. ...

Does anyone know of a good reference website for antiretroviral meds? TIA! :) ...

Ruvella or Rivella ...

for spelling etc... ...

It's a new one on me and it's not even in the acronym finder web site. Any help is appreciated. ...

I have a report where EMS arrived at a home where someone was unresponsive. Sounds like she said "They administered RSM medications and intubation with good bilateral breath sounds.I cannot find RSM anywhere ...

Seizure "s/l seizure in section" X 1. ...

Not sure of the spelling for either. Also, not sure if these are 2 separate medications or if they should be separated by a comma. Any help is appreciated. Also, if you are familiar, please indicate whether they are brand or generic meds. amiodipine danazopril oral ...

Does anyone know where I could find a list of the top 100 medications prescribed and their dosages? Maybe one of you have such a list. Hopeful! ...

How many of you leave blanks when medications are not pronounced correctly? Or fill in because you are sure of what medication it is supposed to be? I've seen QC and QA fill in the medication when it was badly mispronounced. Example: Methylprednisone for methylprednisolone (there is no methylprednisone). ...

Does anyone have a good website where if you can only make out part of the name of a drug it will research everthing with that part. I used to have one ages ago that all it needed was at least 3 letters, but have since lost it. Now a year or so later I am trying to find it again. Any help is appreicated. ...

Doc is saying within the pump infusion she has had baclofen, s/l UPVK, and Sufenta. TIA ...

The dictator is an orthopedist, he is doing an orthopedic consultation. Musculoskeletal examination demonstrates the patient to be neurosensory intact in the bilateral upper and lower extremities. In her right upper extremity she has sensation intact over the s/l "police" or "pleese" patch in the C4 distribution, as well as the remainder of the upper extremity with C5-T1 distributions. I have been up since 2:30 this morning with my autistic son and my mind is just blank! I cannot understand wh ...

in list of medications....s/l *Fibrel or Vibrel" patch. No other information given. - nm

Vivelle patch possibly (if patient is a female) nm. - FlaMT

It is a female! Of course Vivelle!!! Thank you so much. - Hope you are having a great day!

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