"rothampin" antibiotic for anaerobic gram variable

A thick purulent secretion was aspirated, sent for cultures for an anerobic-aerobic s/l confroncal. ...

taking x-ray for leg length discrepancy and sounds like "standing T-leg __gram" ...

....his eye gram reveals flat optic disks.... ...

doc states: pt reports photosensitivity when taking s/l NEGRAM or any GRAM. not sure if she is saying NEGRAM or any GRAM. ...

When used within a sentence, should gram negative be hypenated? Also should gram be capitalized? Please help! ...

Mine does. I can count on at least one but usually more in my in-box every day when I log into my Nuance e-mail account. I have figured out that these aren't addressed to me personally but they look like they are as the names and e-mail addys of the members of the TSM's group seem to be hidden. How classy. How motivating! ...

The patient was given IV antibiotics using s/l mirim 1 gram IV q.12 hours. Thanks. ...

Thanks for any help! - he has chronic sinus infection and on a 3-week course of s/l "cef sa" ...

For pancreatitis, an antibiotic that s/l metroceph - very clear. ...

I swear this is what he's saying, but I never heard of such a thing. ...

Any help is very, very much appreciated. ...

The patient is being seen in followup of s/l craniotomy bed abscess. He remains on empiric antibiotic s/l faropueis. ...

Is anyone familiar with a topical antibiotic that s/l Santeel? or Santheel? A lady was trying to treat an abscess with it. ...

Too early in the morning for this!!! lol Doctor is saying what sounds like "diparpamin" for an antibiotic or "aparpramin"? Any ideas? ...

He is also taking an antibiotic for s/l nexus. ...

This is the sentence that was dictated: "The patient does not tolerate antibiotics well because of a congenital anal stenosis..." I can't find any relation between the two, does anyone know for sure? ...

MD states what sounds like, "She was given D4 antibiotic treatment but could not tolerate it on her stomach and after seven days stopped it." This antibiotic tx was for Helicobacter pylori. I can almost make myself think he is saying, "She was given the full abx tx but then the sentence would not really make sense, would it? Can anyone help? Dictating MD is a neurologist and referring is Internal Medicine. Thanks!!! ...

I would add an antibiotic to decrease the *colony counter* ulcers in her foot and try to speed up the healing with doxycycline. ...

"rothampin" antibiotic for anaerobic gram variable - patsygene

try rifampin - Olive

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