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In a message dated 5/15/01 7:21:07 PM Eastern Daylight Time, scooska@...

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<< Pulse oxsymmetry 96 percent on room air? >>

This is pulse oximetry.

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On Tue, 15 May 2001 19:17:49 EDT scooska@... writes:

> Hi All,

>

> I have never heard a doc dictate in Vital Signs of PE:

>

> Sounds like: Pulse oxsymmetry 96 percent on room air?

>

> Could he mean oxygen symmetry? He is not saying oxygen saturation.

>

> Thanks

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How about pulse oximetry? Per Vera. Hope it helps! :)

VItal Signs

Hi All,

I have never heard a doc dictate in Vital Signs of PE:

Sounds like: Pulse oxsymmetry 96 percent on room air?

Could he mean oxygen symmetry? He is not saying oxygen saturation.

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Thanks. I was not sure. I don't think of Vera much. Must do that more

often. I sent it as Temperature max??

Aliceanne

On Thu, 28 Jun 2001 21:15:51 -0400 " Margaret Grant "

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> Yep, many times. He is meaning that the maximum temperature the

> patinet has had was 98.2. I usually hear this when the patient has

> a fever. According to Vera, it would be hyphenated as T-max.

> Margaret

>

> >>> Alice A Sawyer 06/28/01 09:02PM >>>

> Doctor is giving vital signs and says T s/l max 98.2. Have you

> ever

> heard it given that way?

> Thanks.

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Aliceanne, If you have Vera, try to remember to use her for things like this,

which are a little more obscure and less likely to be in any of your other

books. She is a great source for just this kind of question. I probably would

have either typed it as he said it, T-max, or put maximum temperature, but I

think what you put is okay also. Margaret

>>> Alice A Sawyer 06/28/01 10:57PM >>>

Thanks. I was not sure. I don't think of Vera much. Must do that more

often. I sent it as Temperature max??

Aliceanne

On Thu, 28 Jun 2001 21:15:51 -0400 " Margaret Grant "

writes:

> Yep, many times. He is meaning that the maximum temperature the

> patinet has had was 98.2. I usually hear this when the patient has

> a fever. According to Vera, it would be hyphenated as T-max.

> Margaret

>

> >>> Alice A Sawyer 06/28/01 09:02PM >>>

> Doctor is giving vital signs and says T s/l max 98.2. Have you

> ever

> heard it given that way?

> Thanks.

> Aliceanne

>

> TO REMOVE YOURSELF FROM THIS MAILING LIST send a blank email to

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> PLEASE VISIT THE NMTC WEB SITE - http://go.to/nmtc

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Just looking over the proof and they did not change it. They kept it at

Temperature max 98.2

Thanks for alerting me.

Aliceanne

On Thu, 28 Jun 2001 23:23:15 -0400 " Margaret Grant "

writes:

> Aliceanne, If you have Vera, try to remember to use her for things

> like this, which are a little more obscure and less likely to be in

> any of your other books. She is a great source for just this kind

> of question. I probably would have either typed it as he said it,

> T-max, or put maximum temperature, but I think what you put is okay

> also. Margaret

>

> >>> Alice A Sawyer 06/28/01 10:57PM >>>

> Thanks. I was not sure. I don't think of Vera much. Must do that

> more

> often. I sent it as Temperature max??

> Aliceanne

> On Thu, 28 Jun 2001 21:15:51 -0400 " Margaret Grant "

>

> writes:

> > Yep, many times. He is meaning that the maximum temperature the

> > patinet has had was 98.2. I usually hear this when the patient

> has

> > a fever. According to Vera, it would be hyphenated as T-max.

> > Margaret

> >

> > >>> Alice A Sawyer 06/28/01 09:02PM >>>

> > Doctor is giving vital signs and says T s/l max 98.2. Have you

> > ever

> > heard it given that way?

> > Thanks.

> > Aliceanne

> >

> > TO REMOVE YOURSELF FROM THIS MAILING LIST send a blank email to

> > nmtc-unsubscribe

> >

> > PLEASE VISIT THE NMTC WEB SITE - http://go.to/nmtc

> >

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