"phosphrenal 1000 mg," RX for endstage renal disease??

Patient is a 43-year-old man with a history of end-stage renal disease, status post cadaveric renal transplant in ___. Patient had multiple episodes of increased (sl corrented) and rejection and had been treated with steroids in the past. Thanks!! ...

Sentence reads.........his s/l "INR and PDQ" were both above 90. Can find INR but PDQ? Any suggestions? Thanks so much for your time. Finnie ...

Are stages of kidney stage transcribed as roman numerals or arabic numbers? ...

I always have a hard time remembering whether there is a hyphen between "end" and "stage" in end stage renal disease. Anyone? ...

S/L "mid effect" versus HIV nephropathy. Cannot find anything that sounds like "mid effect". Anyone? Thanks in advance if you know this one! ...

When a patient is pregnant, she undergoes important alterations in acid-based, electrolyte, and renal function due to pregnancy-associated physiologic changes in renal and systemic hemodynamics. That means she might be susceptible to conditions such as albuminuria, nephropathy, uremia, and gestational proteinuria, Your inputs on it? ...

It's a dermatological disease. Patient has chronic ulcers on extremities. Being treated with clobetasol. Thanks! ...

I have seen it both ways, would like to know definitively. TIA! ...

Handling 1000 pages a day in any capacity, even if just sitting and flipping them over one at a time, warrants better pay than a measly $50.00. They must think we are desperate. This is about a job posted on the Other Site. I am stunned that we are going backwards in pay incrementally. Of course, they will get someone to do it. ...

Dr. says it pretty clearly - no idea what it is for. ...

I have a report here on an excision of a mass on the cheek. This dictator talks very fast, but in the anesthesia section, it sounds like he is saying Xylocaine with 1:1000 epinephrine. I have never heard anything below 1:100,000 before, but it sure sounds like 1000. Is it used like that, or is he just talking too fast? Thank you! ...

Thought it was cross-fused renal ectopia (with hyphen?) but when searching I see a ton of references to crossed fused renal ectopia. Anyone with a reliable source to verify or can you explain why one versus the other? Thanks! ...

Has anyone ever had trouble collecting the $1000 sign on bonus? ...

1. Pernicious anemia. 2. Hashimoto’s thyroiditis. 3. Open angle glaucoma. 4. Paroxysmal atrial fibrillation. 5. Esophageal stricture. 6. Peripheral neuropathy. 7. Hyperlipidemia. 8. Hypertension. 9. ...

I know this can vary of course. I have built up my shorthand to over 12,000 entries. I really think I have my speed up considerably but have been paid by the hour working on straigt typing with tapes for some time now. We are going to VR and may need to pick up a second job to take up the slack in work. Can someone give me some idea of what to expect in time to take on another PT or FT position (depending on the amount of downtime I will have soon)? ...

? I don't get it. Guess I am not supposed to. Wish the work was kept inhouse then they'd at least lie to your face, but we'd have way better benefits. ...

sounds like Crowley disease. ...

MD dictated ?canabaric? renal transplant --- Any ideas? ...

Which is correct, "medicorenal" or "medical renal" disease? ...

Patient with severe stenosis of upper ureter. "We had talked about various options for repair, including primary ureteral repair if possible with renal s/l disESSens." ...

The corticomedullary differentiation appears maintained, though, please keep in mind that the (___) secondary to patient body habitus. 1. corticomedually is it spelled correctly or is it cortico-medullary? 2. should there be a comma before and after , thought,? ...

anybody heard of this.. s/l C-N-TOES syndrome. i have searched everywhere. this is also a foreign dr but this is best i can do phonetically. thanks so much for the help Hyponatremia, multifactorial, possibly secondary to hydrochlorothiazide; however, this has been on hold; also secondary with excessive p.o. fluid intake with low solute intake (*------* syndrome). The patient also reports dry mouth which makes her drink fluids constantly. Another possibility wou ...

s/l medulocortical area???? ...

#1: I wanted to know if this sounds like the correct phrase? "EXAM: Renal ultrasound. HISTORY: (S/l "Focal"?) destructive BPH. TECHNIQUE: Multiple images were taken of both kidneys and the bladder." #2: In the same report, I see under findings that it says right after dictating the size of the kidneys: "No other (?) noted." Would that be "No other deficits noted" ? #3: Should the word be just typed as "symmetric" or "symmetrical"? I think symmetrical sounds better but wa ...

This is a dictator who's not fond of articles, conjunctions or verbs. Have transcribed as dictated. Can anyone please tell me what the "INT" might mean here? It sounds pretty clear but could be "IMT". Many thanks. Kidney area, in cm2 (sq cm): left - 42.39, right - 42.39. Perfusion percent INT: left - 56.49, right 43.51 Perfusion percent (slope): left - 79.18, right 20.82 ...

I already sent this in as blank, just wondering if anybody knows, spent a long time researching, cannot find. It sounded like pressure measurements of the cerebral and renal arteries. Sentence was "Cerebral thermanetics ranged from 22 to 39. Renal thermanetics ranged from XX to XX." Can't remember numbers now. Anybody know? Was in the cardio section of report. Thanks. ...

This fast talker is saying "there is a 1 cm s/l axcividic cyst in the left kidney." Can't quite get that one, anyone familiar????? ...

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