Definitely "sk" and not "tw". Doc likes to make up words but also very particular, so w
Posted By: grace on 2007-05-16
In Reply to: twitchy legs? twitching legs? sm - Txczech
Subject: Definitely "sk" and not "tw". Doc likes to make up words but also very particular, so wanted a
second opinion. Thanks so much guys.
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Thanks for trying. This is one of those docs that likes to make up his own.
Subject: Thanks for trying. This is one of those docs that likes to make up his own.
I know there are malleable stays or retractors, but it gets flagged. Hopefully, the next time he will learn to enunciate (wishful thinking LOL).
BOS likes to make up their own thing just to be superior and..
Subject: BOS likes to make up their own thing just to be superior and..
I refuse to do EVERY SINGLE THING by BOS.
er, make that Words and Phrases
Subject: er, make that Words and Phrases
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I would think it is just the dr's wording. They make up words. If it is not verbatim I would pu
Subject: I would think it is just the dr's wording. They make up words. If it is not verbatim I would put cardiology eval, but if verbatim, leave his word if u are 100% that is what he is saying. nm
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hate it when docs make up words: gel-ish
Subject: hate it when docs make up words: gel-ish
maybe my brain's just too frozen to wing it.
would it be gellish, gel-ish ??? he's talking about the consistency of myelomeningocele tissue. i'd rather go with gel-like, but with verbatim i don't feel comfortable ad libbing...
Docs make up words all the time.
Subject: Docs make up words all the time.
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in all honesty, the words you "hear" and the questions you ask make it seem that s/m
Subject: in all honesty, the words you "hear" and the questions you ask make it seem that s/m
you would really struggle with this line of work and might be better suited to some other endeavor.
Maybe "SK," but I'm not sure we have enough info to expand that. (sm)
Subject: Maybe "SK," but I'm not sure we have enough info to expand that. (sm)
I'm thinking they could be abbreviating a skin condition as "SK," but that could stand for a number of things (seborrheic keratosis [or keratoses], for one). Can't say....
I swear I try to make words out harder than they are..I realized it was varix a few seconds ago and
Subject: I swear I try to make words out harder than they are..I realized it was varix a few seconds ago and thought man, how dumb was I!
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Sounds like you're Q/Aing my report I sent in today! Those were the words I couldn't make out!
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The spellchecker likes it . . .
Subject: The spellchecker likes it . . .
because combed is a word . . . don't know about the drug name though.
Your sound likes are probably
Subject: Your sound likes are probably
Need sound likes.
Subject: Need sound likes.
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my stedman's spellchecker likes it !
Subject: my stedman's spellchecker likes it !
transdermal? (any "sound likes"?)
Subject: transdermal? (any "sound likes"?)
which Stedman's..?? spellcheck likes either
Subject: which Stedman's..?? spellcheck likes either
My QA likes KCl if specific poss chloride is not
Subject: My QA likes KCl if specific poss chloride is not
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BOS II likes 7th and 8th, but if account lets you, writing out gives more characters. nm
Subject: BOS II likes 7th and 8th, but if account lets you, writing out gives more characters. nm
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Got a dx? All the sounds-likes I find are the wrong dose. nm
Subject: Got a dx? All the sounds-likes I find are the wrong dose. nm
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Thanks for the info my company likes FABER...QA giged me on it the other way.
Subject: Thanks for the info my company likes FABER...QA giged me on it the other way.
Sometimes this job is so draining. People have no idea how stressful it is. I had less stress as a cop...
Could be Combivent, Combivir, etc. Blank it. Speller likes "combed" as in 'you combed your
Subject: Could be Combivent, Combivir, etc. Blank it. Speller likes "combed" as in 'you combed your hair."
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No links but the Stedman's GI & GU Words is great, and you'll need a Pathology/Lab Words book
Subject: No links but the Stedman's GI & GU Words is great, and you'll need a Pathology/Lab Words book or
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onelook.com, Tessier's Surgical Words, and Sted's Ortho and Rehab Words. Great stuff! nm
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The only thing I can find close is subtilise meaning to make senses more keen or make one's sense
Subject: The only thing I can find close is subtilise meaning to make senses more keen or make one's senses more acute?
I'm still listening and trying to fit it together to make any suggestions make sense.
Subject: I'm still listening and trying to fit it together to make any suggestions make sense.
need help with 2 words please
Subject: need help with 2 words please
Hi, I'm a semi-new transcriptionist who has had no formal training, and I'm having some problems figuring out a couple spellings. One is a medication called *Inderon* (not sure how to spell). The other is a phrase that I'm not sure what exactly the doctor is saying. It sounds like *bill-raw-2 anastomoses* Thanks SO much for any help!!!
two words
Subject: two words
Inderon? How about Enduron.
A few words... need help!
Subject: A few words... need help!
This doctor is slurring bad so I don't even know if my examples will be accurate!! It sounds like she hasn't gone to med school OR general english and doesn't know how to pronounce words. Ugh.
- Glypenitin? Some kind of medication. Don't know what it is for as this patient has many diseases.
- Sounds like "see-ko" syndrome... I think. I can't understand her!! Fecal syndrome? LOL Maybe it's sickle syndrome.. I don't know.
- Sounds like "smith". As in positive ANA, positive SSA and SSB (I can't tell if it's SSA and SSB or just one or the other GRR!!!!), positive RNP, positive __________, positive rheumatoid factor.
I'm going to try to finish this report. Wish me luck. :/
For the fun of it!! Hydroclomibmwlap... I don't expect anyone to look THAT up. ;) That one deserves a big fat blank. Yes, that is the exact way she pronounced it.
Enavaprovolil was actually Enalapril. How horrible is that? LOL javascript:editor_insertHTML('text',' ');
Also, if anyone has a 2x4 so I can go beat this doctor senseless, I'd appreciate it. ;)
HELP w/words
Subject: HELP w/words
Scaling of the uterus is correct...Dead skin cells that they debride is what I was told in the past.
I believe it is: they ADD FLUID so it is: installation of the endometrial fluid following cannulization of the cervix.
It should be 2 words
Subject: It should be 2 words
You do something every day, which makes it an everyday occurrence. :D
Two words please...sm
Subject: Two words please...sm
Doing an appendectomy...
Dr. says Hemostasis was obtained with a s/l "bogey". Then s/l "Scarpa fascia" was incised sharply.
Is this correct? Been awhile since I have done this type of dictation.
Thanks in advance!!!!
words
Subject: words
s/l Cervicogenic cephalgia likely emanating from the
fred occipital nerve. (is cervicogenic a word?)
The patient will consider left thoroccipital blocks for work up for radiofrequency neurotomy. (thoroccipital ?)
possible words
Subject: possible words
on the second word...possibly he is saying Achilles.
On the other word maybe he is saying epiphysis, which is the growth area near the end of a bone
Two words or one?
Subject: Two words or one?
Again, are you trying to figure out two words or one? Also should the sentence say, Fatigue of 4 or 5 months' duration and Fatigue as 4 or 5 months relation?
2 words please
Subject: 2 words please
He appears to have intact s/l 'subscapitear', what appears to be expanded into some of the infraspinatus, but there is some healed tendon in the back involving s/l 'terries'?(this one is mumbled bad) and the infraspinatus
May be, but he is not saying those words
Subject: May be, but he is not saying those words
just saying 3 and 1. He is very clear. I did leave it blank. Thanks again for trying.
help with 2 words...
Subject: help with 2 words...
There is also 6 mm x 3 mm S/L ovoid hypointense S/L bogus in the anterior knee joint inferior to the patella, possibly representing a small loose body.
Two words
Subject: Two words
Two words, followed up.
Subject: Two words, followed up.
No. Two words. nm
Subject: No. Two words. nm
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help with words
Subject: help with words
is it serm amylase was normal at 64 or serum amylase?
help with words
Subject: help with words
HEENT: The patient was dentrous otherwise normal.
help with words
Subject: help with words
Neurologic exam reveals normal multistrength? in all muscle groups. Century ?exam is normal to pinprick and light touch.
help with words
Subject: help with words
Is it drape with biodrape? or viodrape? please help!
help with words
Subject: help with words
The doc say "When the root was retracted immediately a rather tool discrete cone shape disk herniation." not sure of the underline word. appreciate your help.
HELP WITH WORDS PLEASE
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2 words help please
Subject: 2 words help please
mucusy secretions?
how about midcycle bleeding? should it be mid-cycle?
ENT words help
Subject: ENT words help
Has anyone heard the words - in ENT work - compatible with a "pachydermes myringes?" I am not finding that - maybe pachydermia myringes. Any suggestions? Thanks
ENT words help
Subject: ENT words help
I considered that, but he is saying "the drum appears to be slightly opaque compatible with pachydermes myringes - so the myringes is for the ear, right? This is an older doctor so not sure he is "making it up" or...
In other words, If he/she says: sm
Subject: In other words, If he/she says: sm
1. Right coronary artery: The RCA is tortuous and gives off .......
2. Left anterior descending artery: the LAD.....
a few words to try
Subject: a few words to try
I found a few "maneuvers" for cholangiogram. Try one of these: flushing, Pringle, push-through, rendezvous, Kocher
Hope it helps
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