Had that one wrong it appears (nm)
Posted By: Lori on 2006-02-09
In Reply to: Crackly instead of wet (sm) - Lori
Subject: Had that one wrong it appears (nm)
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I'm sorry, it appears I am a total goober and was hearing heard it all wrong. Thx for your help.
Subject: I'm sorry, it appears I am a total goober and was hearing heard it all wrong. Thx for your help. nm
Phys exam on 2 yr old - Heart regular rate. ?? s/l vascularity appears intact or back appears int.
Subject: Phys exam on 2 yr old - Heart regular rate. ?? s/l vascularity appears intact or back appears int.
You are correct, doc either gave wrong dosage or wrong drug, would "flag" this for your QA dep
Subject: You are correct, doc either gave wrong dosage or wrong drug, would "flag" this for your QA dept if you have one.
It appears that the (sm)
Subject: It appears that the (sm)
measurement for lamotrigine level is mcg/mL. There is such a measurement as mg%, but I am not sure if that is how lamotrigine is measured. 
It appears to be a (sm)
Subject: It appears to be a (sm)
term most often used with laparoscopic procedures. I found several sites mentioning an intraumbilical incision. Here is an excerpt from a sample report from another MT site:
OPERATIVE PROCEDURE: LAPAROSCOPIC BLADDER NECK SUSPENSION
Trocar placement may vary according to the preference of the surgeon. Usually, a 10-mm trocar is placed through an intraumbilical incision and another 10-mm trocar is placed suprapubically, followed by two 5-mm trocars placed laterally. Laparoscopes with different viewing angles are available. The selection of a straight or angled optic is the surgeon's personal choice. We prefer the straight, forward optic.
Was this in wrong spot before? We had a slew of responses, all wrong! nm
Subject: Was this in wrong spot before? We had a slew of responses, all wrong! nm
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That appears to be a company...
Subject: That appears to be a company...
Currently appears stable?
Subject: Currently appears stable?
 Where there are no other instructions after that sentence, i.e. ordering a test or medication, the word "stable" comes to my mind.
Sorry, appears to be hemoglobin...nm
Subject: Sorry, appears to be hemoglobin...nm
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It appears that the has now ___ s/l defervesced....Is this right?
Subject: It appears that the has now ___ s/l defervesced....Is this right?
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the patient has what appears to be a "vertig"
Subject: the patient has what appears to be a "vertig"
fracture of the right eighth rib.
Metabolic: Currently appears _________ -sm
Subject: Metabolic: Currently appears _________ -sm
Listed in the impression of consult by nephrology doctor. Here is what is before and after:
4. DIABETES MELLITUS. Continue insulin.
5. METABOLIC: Currently appears s/l "sensible" or "extensible."
6. ANEMIA MANAGEMENT. We will add Epogen. The patient’s hemoglobin and hematocrit are below goal.
However at this time clinically, she appears....
Subject: However at this time clinically, she appears....
too many commas for me
Did you receive my email containing the link? It appears to
Subject: Did you receive my email containing the link? It appears to
So, sorry. I tried to help you. Guess she felt it wasn't noteworthy.
It appears to be a correct term for a type of MRI
Subject: It appears to be a correct term for a type of MRI
T1W High-Resolution Isotropic Volume Examination
This 4 year, 10-month-old child appears her stated age
Subject: This 4 year, 10-month-old child appears her stated age
PAR-Q appears to be some kind of health history per Google. nm
Subject: PAR-Q appears to be some kind of health history per Google. nm
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rotator cuff s/l intensity appears normal.
Subject: rotator cuff s/l intensity appears normal.
on exam, pt appears alert and s/l "infantating" (end of sentence)
Subject: on exam, pt appears alert and s/l "infantating" (end of sentence)
s/l BTV? status post appendectomy (this appears in a list of diagnoses)
Subject: s/l BTV? status post appendectomy (this appears in a list of diagnoses)
Pleural fluid appears to be s/l ex hit ta tive with an LDH of 589.. see message pleez :)
Subject: Pleural fluid appears to be s/l ex hit ta tive with an LDH of 589.. see message pleez :)
ultra-sound guided thoracentesis was performed in the clinic with the removal of 1.6 liters of serosanguineous pleural fluid. The fluid appears to be "ex hit a tive" with an LDH of 589, protein of 3.6, pH of 7.8, and glucose of 79. The pleural fluid cytology is pending at the time of dictation.
pt with dental pain - on PE, states "...'OROBUCCAL (1 word?) SYMPOSIN' appears to be normal
Subject: pt with dental pain - on PE, states "...'OROBUCCAL (1 word?) SYMPOSIN' appears to be normal"
Phys. Exam on 2 yr - Heart regular rate. s/l vascularity or back appears intact? r
Subject: Phys. Exam on 2 yr - Heart regular rate. s/l vascularity or back appears intact? r
Abnormal CT scan: Lesion that appears to be "an algomized" effusion or soft tissue. sm
Subject: Abnormal CT scan: Lesion that appears to be "an algomized" effusion or soft tissue. sm
She has a pleural-based lesion in the right lower lobe that appears to be either an algomized effusion or soft tissue. She also has multiple pulmonary nodules bilaterally suggestive of either a metastatic neoplastic disease or granulomatis changes.
this one is right; ones below are wrong. nm
Subject: this one is right; ones below are wrong. nm
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perhaps I was wrong
Subject: perhaps I was wrong
Milton, no ulterior motive here. I'm also not a cynic, so perhaps it's best I just graciously back away from this board. You've already answered my question. This is not a board for the likes of executives. The information flying around is inaccurate, and that's the way it will remain. Since most people are smart enough to go to the source when seeking verifiable info, I'll trust the general population to be sensible enough to contact the source if and when in doubt about what they're reading. Sorry to have disturbed you.
they want, EVEN IF THEY ARE WRONG!!! *L*..nm
Subject: they want, EVEN IF THEY ARE WRONG!!! *L*..nm
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it wrong, cause 99% it usually is!!!....LOL...nm
Subject: it wrong, cause 99% it usually is!!!....LOL...nm
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but I could be wrong......*L*......nm
Subject: but I could be wrong......*L*......nm
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Don't know about that...and I could be way wrong....
Subject: Don't know about that...and I could be way wrong....
but isn't there also an Orthofix screw?
Do you know what's wrong with
Subject: Do you know what's wrong with
the patient?
no, that's the wrong end...thank you though..nm
Subject: no, that's the wrong end...thank you though..nm
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You are right, I am wrong - Sorry OP! (nm)
Subject: You are right, I am wrong - Sorry OP! (nm)
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YES! Thanks! I think she just saying it wrong.
Subject: YES! Thanks! I think she just saying it wrong.
THANKS!!!!
YOUR WRONG!
Subject: YOUR WRONG!
I USE THIS SITE EVERY ONCE IN A WHILE, AND I DO HAVE A FULL LINE OF REFERENCE MATERIAL.
THANKS AARON, YOU DID MAKE ME FEEL BETTER!
she's right, I was wrong (above)....sm
Subject: she's right, I was wrong (above)....sm
it's med-evac, nn is 100% right on this!!! ..........dang - I've been typing it wrong for YEARS....thanks for the heads up....nn......*S* It's what I love most about MT'g - ya do learn new stuff daily!!!!
no I was wrong, it's not pt name...sm
Subject: no I was wrong, it's not pt name...sm
I mis-read the OP...it is evidently some type of test that I, myself, am not familiar with.
I know what's wrong
Subject: I know what's wrong
You're using the quotation marks at the end, which means Google is searching for that exact phrase. Take the quotation marks out, and you'll get it.
I may be wrong, but
Subject: I may be wrong, but
Since the definition of hydrosalpinx is "The accumulation of serous fluid in the fallopian tube" I would say that is a condition and not something that can be made into a plural. You wouldn't say "He has gouts", you would say "He has gout in both feet".
So, I'd say something like "There was hydrosalpinx in both fallopian tubes" when he tries to make it plural.
That's my take on it, anyway.
and you'd be wrong again - SM
Subject: and you'd be wrong again - SM
here's your free education in net etiquette
http://www.tailfeathersnetwork.com/netiquette.php
Typing in all caps is considered shouting. Who wants to read a post where the person screams at you the entire time? The majority of users simply ignore those posts, and any valuable information is lost. Please do NOT use all caps, you will only be perceived as ignorant, inconsiderate, and lazy.
BOS is wrong
Subject: BOS is wrong
Assessments need to be without abbreviations (unless the abbreviation is so obscure that you and no one else knows it). If not, when they are audited it will hit the fan. Remember all the middlemen who are going to read and make decisions about reimbursement, etc. based on the report. Some of them are $8.00 an hour employees and are making decisions regarding OUR health care and the treatments/procedures our doctors have decided upon. Does that scare you too?
IT IS WRONG BECAUSE
Subject: IT IS WRONG BECAUSE
b.i.d. and t.i.d. etc. are abbreviations from latin words. Week or weekly is definitely not latin. Type it out as "weekly"
might help if we know what is wrong with
Subject: might help if we know what is wrong with
x
I could be wrong, but...
Subject: I could be wrong, but...
I always use follow-up with a dash as an adjective ("follow-up appointment, follow-up call") and follow up with space & no dash as a verb ("...will follow up in 7 to 10 days"). I do not use 'followup'. I think this is correct, but maybe someone could enlighten me?
Don't get me wrong
Subject: Don't get me wrong
I would never have guessed. My question basically was, could it have been 205 because it sounded so high. I personally have never transcribed a blood pressure that high, and then the doc was not admitting them. That is where my confusion was. Thanks guys for your replies
The doc is probably saying it wrong.
Subject: The doc is probably saying it wrong.
I would put toco monitor, not tocamonitor. If you are not sure, then flag it. If you google toco monitor who will see the explanation. There is no tocamonitor.
No, when something is obviously wrong you
Subject: No, when something is obviously wrong you
blank it for the physician and/or facility and let them handle it, but you don't change something because you don't like the way it sounds. I have been doing this 20+ years, and I was taught that we transcribe what the physician says. Like I said, if you don't agree with it flag it for someone higher up, but our job is not to change something just because it may or may not be in someone's opinion "politically correct." People are way too sensitive these days. The facility/doctors I work for want what they say. It is not my job to change their view of the world or what they decide to include in their report, whether it bothers me or not. It ultimately comes back to them.
WRONG, IT IS sm
Subject: WRONG, IT IS sm
Erich arch bar can be used to hold fractures of mandible.
because I am right and you are wrong........
Subject: because I am right and you are wrong........
You did not prove anything to me that I am wrong and I have the right to defend myself.
Thanks but that's where you'd be wrong
Subject: Thanks but that's where you'd be wrong
I went to www.dorlands.com and put in mucus plug -- no match, but guess what? mucous plug got a match. I guess you didn't know what you thought you knew, huh?
I wasn't trying to be smart when I asked for a reference, I was confused by all the answers above and thought you actually knew what you were talking about. Missed the mark on that one.
Ever think he could be saying it wrong?
Subject: Ever think he could be saying it wrong?
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