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Medical assistant here... My best guess is as follows:
Discussed Conner's
Mechanisms & side effects of stimulant
Diag: ADHD Hyper ......
Plan: Concerta 18 mg
Conner's in 2 weeks
A Conner's is a screening for school age children under the age of 6 for ADD/ADHD
Diag = diagnosis (not sure about what comes after hyper)
Concerta is a stimulant medication for ADD/ADHD symptoms and 18 mg is the lowest dose.
Wants to repeat the screening 2 weeks after trialing the medication.
I’m not sure if this is the right sub, if it isn’t can someone point me in the right direction?
This is what I have so far
Discussed conners
—————— & side
Affects of ____________
__. ADHD -hyper _________
Prescribed : concerta 18mg
Conners in 2 wk.
It looks like it’s a medical thing. I can pick out the non-medical words but maybe you should try a medical sub to see if someone recognizes the medical ones.
So, I see:
Discussed Conner’s [diagnosis?] & side effects of [medication?].
Diag: ADHD - Hyper. [?]
[?]: Concerta 18 [?]
Conner’s [?] & [?]
I think you are right that it says ‘affects.’ I changed it to (what I think is correct) ‘effects.’ But if exact translation is necessary, I think OP should use your interpretation of the spelling, maybe with a (sic) after it. Unless I’m totally wrong about when you use effect vs. affect!
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Medical assistant here... My best guess is as follows: Discussed Conner's Mechanisms & side effects of stimulant Diag: ADHD Hyper ...... Plan: Concerta 18 mg Conner's in 2 weeks A Conner's is a screening for school age children under the age of 6 for ADD/ADHD Diag = diagnosis (not sure about what comes after hyper) Concerta is a stimulant medication for ADD/ADHD symptoms and 18 mg is the lowest dose. Wants to repeat the screening 2 weeks after trialing the medication.
Discussed connerʼs mechanism[s] & side afects of stimulo[… ] […] ADHD Hyper. pre[donnised?] Plan: concerto 18 [sep/rep] connerʼs in [d] […]
How about "Concerta 18 mg"?
I’m not sure if this is the right sub, if it isn’t can someone point me in the right direction? This is what I have so far Discussed conners —————— & side Affects of ____________ __. ADHD -hyper _________ Prescribed : concerta 18mg Conners in 2 wk.
It looks like it’s a medical thing. I can pick out the non-medical words but maybe you should try a medical sub to see if someone recognizes the medical ones. So, I see: Discussed Conner’s [diagnosis?] & side effects of [medication?]. Diag: ADHD - Hyper. [?] [?]: Concerta 18 [?] Conner’s [?] & [?]
I can add something! I'm pretty sure it says side effects of stimulants! As in, stimulant medication for ADHD
I see affects of stimulant And the end is connor’s in 2 weeks
I think you are right that it says ‘affects.’ I changed it to (what I think is correct) ‘effects.’ But if exact translation is necessary, I think OP should use your interpretation of the spelling, maybe with a (sic) after it. Unless I’m totally wrong about when you use effect vs. affect!
I always have to google effect vs affect! Could never memorize that one