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should be translated in Dutch with '''<span style="color:red;">aan</span>''' to use the word '''<span style="color:red;">"tot"</span>''' in this situation is very unusual. | should be translated in Dutch with '''<span style="color:red;">aan</span>''' to use the word '''<span style="color:red;">"tot"</span>''' in this situation is very unusual. | ||
==Constants with comments== | |||
:to{{range}} | |||
:*Use when describing range (ie. June to July) | |||
:to{{salutation}} | |||
:*Use when addressing someone (ie to Brady) | |||
==Unclear Constants== | |||
:a.c. | :a.c. | ||
:*ante coenam = before meals | :*ante coenam = before meals | ||
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:*Urinary Trackt Infection(s)</span> | :*Urinary Trackt Infection(s)</span> | ||
==Miscellaneous Issues== | |||
From this "date"'''<span style="color:red;"> to </span>'''"that date" can be translated into Dutch as '''<span style="color:red;">tot</span>''' | |||
But sending this message '''<span style="color:red;">to</span>''' Dr. S. O. Andsoo | |||
< | should be translated in Dutch with '''<span style="color:red;">aan</span>''' to use the word '''<span style="color:red;">"tot"</span>''' in this situation is very unusual. | ||
[[Category:Internationalization]] | [[Category:Internationalization]] | ||
Revision as of 01:19, 11 May 2012
From this "date" to "that date" can be translated into Dutch as tot
But sending this message to Dr. S. O. Andsoo should be translated in Dutch with aan to use the word "tot" in this situation is very unusual.
Constants with comments
- toTemplate:Range
- Use when describing range (ie. June to July)
- toTemplate:Salutation
- Use when addressing someone (ie to Brady)
Unclear Constants
- a.c.
- ante coenam = before meals
- A related IPPF code is required!
- a code with relevance for International Planned Parenthood is required! (Google for relevant code and myAdminPHP and use CSV/SQL or other script to include them in OEMR)
- A/F Level Right:
- AB
- Billing Attn
- Bpd
- Bloodpressure Diastolic (?)
- Bps
- Bloodpressure Systolic (?)
- ChampUS
- Civilian Health and Medical Program of the Uniformed Services. Formerly the medical insurance company for US military dependents. Replaced by TRICARE
- CMS ID
- D&C
- D&E
- DISC
- Discovery Credit Card (Like VISA and AMEX Card)
- DOS
- Date Of Service = Date the doctor saw the patient
- ABN1
- AM
- F/H Blood Problems
- FECA
- Female G
- Female LC
- Female P
- FMS
- Format incorrect for NDC
- HAI Status
- HPI:
- IM
- Intra Muscular = Place to inject medications
- IN
- IPPF SRH Data for
- International Planned Parenthood Federation SRH Data for(???????????????)
- IPV 1
- Inactivated Papiloma Virus 1st inoculation or could be First Injection Papiloma Virus
- IUD
- Intra Uterine Device = Contraception Method
- LLL:
- LMP
- Last Menstrual Period = Calculation date for pregnancies
- MA Category
- Member Association Category
- MC
- Master Card = Like VISA and Discovery
- NO
- No Bills Found to Include in OFX Export
- OFX is a way for electronic tranport of bills to be paid (?)
- Non-electronic
- Context can be found in OpenEMR->Reports->Automated Measures. The entry goes Number labs: (Non-electronic) meaning the labs are not done via computer orders and not recorded in computer as discrete values (instead done the old-fashioned way of paper orders and lab results on a piece of paper). It's part of a feature that tracks how much a clinic is using electronic labs.
- Normal BL
- NPI
- National Personal Medical Identification Number:O.A.F.V.
- OD
- Oculus Dextra = right eye
- Or upload ERA file:
- OS
- Oculus Sinistra = left eye
- OU
- OUT
- p.c.
- post coenam = after meal(s)
- PND
- S.S.
- Social Security number(?)
- SS
- Social Security number (?)
- Td
- Tetanus Toxoid (?)
- T.V.
- There is no COA entry for AR account
- TMs/EAMs/EE, ext nose
- TO
- UTIs
- Urinary Trackt Infection(s)
Miscellaneous Issues
From this "date" to "that date" can be translated into Dutch as tot
But sending this message to Dr. S. O. Andsoo should be translated in Dutch with aan to use the word "tot" in this situation is very unusual.
