What do the letters C&DB stand for in relation tp patient care?
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Cough and Deep Breathe.
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S Corporation.  Or it may be P.C. (Partneship Corporation). Like the designation, Inc., it simply indicates the legal and tax rules that the corporation (your dentist's practice) operates under and is a legal designation that has nothing to do with his/her education or credentials.
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You need to be more specific.  CTOP stands for choice on termination of pregnancy, pertains to scales, pertains to math/science.
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DPT - an innoculation for diptheria, pertussis and tetanus\n(pertussis is whooping cough)\n\nDT-Td is the diptheria, tetanus (the Td specifies adult tetanus)\n\nAs to cost, it varies from office to office and hospital to hospital as they can all set the amount that they wish to charge...it is not a "controlled" pricing stiuation.
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Let me guess...you're a lawyer or paralegal.  Okay, I'll humor you... One thing that can delay a catheterizaion is a concommitant condition that would put the patient at risk of adverse reaction or death.  Although you do not mention his troponin I level (which is more specific for cardiac muscle than CPK), this is clearly a myocardial infarction (STEMI), and the patient likely needs a cath.  Some cardiologists are hesitant to cath a patient who has recently received thrombolytics such as tPA or TNK, but there are clinical trials of patients being cathed very soon after receiving thrombolytics.  It also depends on whether the hospital where he was treated is able to perform an "interventional catheterization".  If not, they would only be able to visualize the arteries.  If they found a blockage, they would need to ship the patient to another hospital to perform the angioplasty or open heart surgery.  Hope this helps.
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ask the hospital and or the doctors office you or the person is dealing with for the information.\nGood Luck\nGod Bless
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Usually they do a D&C which is an in and out the same day procedure, unless there are complications.
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Indian government permits private corporate hospitals to import medical equipment duty free or with concessional duty.In return 10% of patients in Indian corporate hospitals should be treated free.Approach Indian embasy in Pakistan.They can sponser you to a corporate hospital in India where cardiac surgeries are performed routinely.
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POTW - patient of the week\nPPTH - Princeton Plainsboro Teaching Hospital\nOTP - One True Pairing\nOT3 - One True Threesome
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http://www.patient.co.uk/showdoc/30002709/
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when i worked in a hospital some patient notes were 3 or 4 volumes thick. the doctors just don't have Time to read the whole history.\n\nit sucks.
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I am an R. N., but not familiar with this term, but I see no one has answered you after several hours.  So, I was thinking, if you are working in  hospital, call the nursing unit where the pt. is and ask the nurses, or if you are in an out pt. facility, call the dr's office, and ask his nurse there.  Good Luck
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i think its "C" but im not sure...could be an informal though! lol
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They might be ICD-9-CM diagnostic codes. You could try to figure them out using the ICD-9-CM guidelines, downloadable (free) from the CDC at http://www.cdc.gov/nchs/datawh/ftpserv/ftpicd9/ftpicd9.htm\n\nIt would be easier to call your doctor's office and ask them what it meant, then you can get any other questions you have about the diagnosis answered at the same time.
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English Patient\nSophies Choice\nSchindlers List\nTitanic\nBraveheart
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I am not sure what you are actually asking.  Are you asking to find the definition to work out whose patient it is?  Whenever we have a patient who "overlaps" different facilities,  responsibilty for the administration is shared but treatment responsibility lies with where the client is actually located.\n\nI think that this should help\nhttp://www.direct.gov.uk/DisabledPeople/HealthAndSupport/YourRightsInHealth/HealthRightsArticles/fs/en?CONTENT_ID=4014771&chk=jVhUS1\n\nor this\nhttp://www.dh.gov.uk/PublicationsAndStatistics/Publications/PublicationsPolicyAndGuidance/PublicationsPolicyAndGuidanceArticle/fs/en?CONTENT_ID=4133839&chk=RJV7mg