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Cardiac Catheterization procedure. Doctor dictates, " He was started on s/l

mikes of IV Nitro Drip. "

I know I should expand Nitro. Could my " mikes " be mcg??

TIA

Pamela

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Hi Pam!

I don't know if this is what you are needing, but in my Drug Index in the

abbreviation section they had MIC for minimum inhibitory concentration. I

also searched to try to find out what this meant, but didn't understand very

well. In the Stedman's Abbrev. they also have for MIC minimal isorrheic

concentration. I found these two definitions that may help in some way.

minimal inhibitory concentration, (MIC) the lowest concentration of a

given antibiotic that inhibits the growth of a specific organism.

minimal isorrheic concentration, (MIC) the lower limit of urinary

concentration at which a steady state consistent with effective physiologic

regulation of solute and water balances can be maintained.

I have no idea if this has ANYTHING to do with your " mikes " but here it is.

I thought that maybe they were giving your patient the antibiotic one. Talk

about a wild guess huh. :) Best of luck to ya!

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Cardiac Catheterization procedure. Doctor dictates, " He was started on s/l

mikes of IV Nitro Drip. "

I know I should expand Nitro. Could my " mikes " be mcg??

TIA

Pamela

M-TEC Grad

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Hi Deb,

I went ahead and left it blank. I'm not sure what he was trying to say, it

could have been a slang term for " mg " . I'll find out tomorrow.

Thanks for the help though : )

Pamela

M-TEC Grad

(made it through my first day of work!) Whew

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Pamela, You would be correct in thinking that mikes is slang for mcg. Docs will

also say migs for mg and even kigs for kg. Sorry I wasn't up last night to

answer the question, but this should help for future reference, Margaret

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Cardiac Catheterization procedure. Doctor dictates, " He was started on s/l

mikes of IV Nitro Drip. "

I know I should expand Nitro. Could my " mikes " be mcg??

TIA

Pamela

M-TEC Grad

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Hi Pam!

In QLDB under nitroglycerin it does have dosages in mcg under the IV

usual dosages.

HTH!

Sylvia Roller

M-TEC Student - Session 4-5

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>Cardiac Catheterization procedure. Doctor dictates, " He was started

>on s/l mikes of IV Nitro Drip. "

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>I know I should expand Nitro. Could my " mikes " be mcg??

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>TIA

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>Pamela

>M-TEC Grad

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Thanks Margaret.

I was 99% sure that was what it was, but I didn't want to guess since I

never heard it before. Believe me I won't forget it now!

Pamela

M-TEC Grad

Day 2 newbie : )

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> Pamela, You would be correct in thinking that mikes is slang for mcg.

Docs will also say migs for mg and even kigs for kg. Sorry I wasn't up last

night to answer the question, but this should help for future reference,

Margaret

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> Cardiac Catheterization procedure. Doctor dictates, " He was started on

s/l mikes of IV Nitro Drip. "

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> I know I should expand Nitro. Could my " mikes " be mcg??

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> TIA

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