Hi, go to google.com, and there should be a link to create account, which comes with IM, let me know
Posted By: Cyndiee on 2009-03-08
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Subject: Hi, go to google.com, and there should be a link to create account, which comes with IM, let me know!...nm
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try this link, also can search google...
Subject: try this link, also can search google...
http://www.medword.com/ent2.html
yes, see link - I used Google Scholar
Subject: yes, see link - I used Google Scholar
http://www.springerlink.com/content/n2bbej79tj4p11l9/
Google "Medicare", which will link you to the government site. sm
Subject: Google "Medicare", which will link you to the government site. sm
You should be able to find your answer there quite easily.
exchanging PICC line over a wire maybe...see link or search google.
Subject: exchanging PICC line over a wire maybe...see link or search google.
http://www.google.com/search?sourceid=navclient&ie=UTF-8&rls=GGLG,GGLG:2005-46,GGLG:en&q=PICC+catheter+changed+over+a+wire
Google searching has your answer - Copy/Paste link inside
Subject: Google searching has your answer - Copy/Paste link inside
http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&q=vvi+on+pacemaker&btnG=Search
account specifics for that particular account should state how it is to be typed. nm
Subject: account specifics for that particular account should state how it is to be typed. nm
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They do use a reamer to create the
Subject: They do use a reamer to create the
tunnels for the nails, so I guess he would refer to it as the opening reamer.
Ctrl+F9 to create, and then F11 to "jump to" in the doc
Subject: Ctrl+F9 to create, and then F11 to "jump to" in the doc
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I type it out and create my own AutoCorrect
Subject: I type it out and create my own AutoCorrect
I would type it the way you want it and then add it as an AutoCorrect but make sure you marked "Formatted Text" or the 2 won't subscript.
I also create an AutoCorrect for those types of things sm
Subject: I also create an AutoCorrect for those types of things sm
I create AutoCorrects for common things like cm squared, O2, etc. but you have to remember to click on the "formatted text" or it won't come out right. That way all I do is type cm2 and it suprascripts it for me. 
Pt with cataract. A cystotome and s/l Nakata forceps were used to create a capsulorhexis.
Subject: Pt with cataract. A cystotome and s/l Nakata forceps were used to create a capsulorhexis.
Not Utrata forceps, sounds more like Nikata, Nikada, Mikada, Niakada....
You need to ask your service for some of the docs samples. Will go a long way to helping you create
Subject: You need to ask your service for some of the docs samples. Will go a long way to helping you create
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There is no word expander list for MTStars FlashType. Each must create their own.
Subject: There is no word expander list for MTStars FlashType. Each must create their own.
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There's a system out there called ABCZ for creating shortcuts so that you can remember/create the
Subject: There's a system out there called ABCZ for creating shortcuts so that you can remember/create them
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A 2-mm s/l Twistro was then utilized to create a pilot hole.in teeth 19, 20, and 22 position.
Subject: A 2-mm s/l Twistro was then utilized to create a pilot hole.in teeth 19, 20, and 22 position.
This is an oral surgical op with osseointegrated implants. Any ideas?
Depends on the account: My verbatim account is VERBATIM and other accounts I put 3100
Subject: Depends on the account: My verbatim account is VERBATIM and other accounts I put 3100
Using 4 blocks in a row to make a train, 4-blocks on top of each other to create a structure, etc.
Subject: Using 4 blocks in a row to make a train, 4-blocks on top of each other to create a structure, etc.
See if this link helps. Lists Mycobacterium tuberculosis, See link.
Subject: See if this link helps. Lists Mycobacterium tuberculosis, See link.
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http://www.dsmz.de/microorganisms/html/bacteria.genus/mycobacterium.html
I too love Google but be V_E_R_Y careful w/google
Subject: I too love Google but be V_E_R_Y careful w/google
Google is great for retrieving anything faster than the speed of light *lol* - but if the info comes from a nonverifiable medical website, be very wary. There are a few I trust only...the NIH for one (Nat'l Institute of Health) and the CDC (Center for Disease Control) and a few others out of the government actually.
As for prescription places, I trusted rx.com for far too long, there are many more reliable drug websites out there... medilexicon.com is a great site and to confirm a proper name of a disease or things like that, there is whonamedit.com which, if you write to the site owner, can be added to (I have done some communication with the site owner so this is 100% true).
When I first started using google in MT work about 8 years ago as google is not that old, (got online 12 years ago, been an MT since 1980), I had looked up Spironolactone, and Google gave the spelling to me incorrectly and (who knew it was wrong?!?!??) I used their spelling and I was wrong.
So, only advice is be VERY CAREFUL what YOU CHOOSE to use as far as websites go regarding MT/ME work because in the end you're the one responsible....not google.
gotta be careful w/Google....I love Google
Subject: gotta be careful w/Google....I love Google
I copied this from a link from Onelook.com...this is the link SL
Subject: I copied this from a link from Onelook.com...this is the link SL
http://www.geocities.com/TelevisionCity/5196/medspeak.html#d
If the info from link is wrong, I apologize.
Pristiq. See link. Best drug link for me.
Subject: Pristiq. See link. Best drug link for me.
http://www.empr.com/mood-disorders/category/17/0/
account?
Subject: account?
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On the account I'm on they want us to
Subject: On the account I'm on they want us to
type out potassium chloride. Which I'm only too happy to do with a shortcut, LOL.
The account that I am on
Subject: The account that I am on
The account I type is "almost verbatim". We type subcu, but in the lab values we have to expand the workds (alkaline phosphatase, et cetera). If a word is dictated that is not a known abbreviation, we have to type it out. I think each account is different, and as the other poster said, they should have given you an client form so that you would know what the hospital expects. Sounds like your guy kinda got his tail in a crack and felt like he needed to unload on a poor, innocent MT who was just trying to do her job! Hang in there!  W'e're cheering for you!
g is okay per BOS, but I have an account
Subject: g is okay per BOS, but I have an account
where the client profile forbids it and it must be written out as grams. Maybe yours is account specific too.
I am on a new account and need some help here.
Subject: I am on a new account and need some help here.
Patient has a mild s/l list to the left. This is orthopedic. I have postural list in my Stedman's Ortho book. Could that be it?
New account for me/sm
Subject: New account for me/sm
All I know is baby had Norwood procedure on her heart. Is it some sort of monitor?
Does your account use the BOS 2?
Subject: Does your account use the BOS 2?
That's the source of the "Don't capitalize it when it stands alone" rule. My suggestion would be to follow BOS if your account uses that and to be consistent. Stedman's is (are?) notorious for inconsistency with this sort of thing.
In verbatim account... HELP PLEASE
She is sating(satting) 98% on room air?
I want to change, but on verbatim, I suppose I'm not supposed to, right? I'm relatively new to this and not sure.
Verbatim account
Subject: Verbatim account
How would you type... as I have it?
If you expand it (and you should if your account allows), sm
Subject: If you expand it (and you should if your account allows), sm
it should be "cardiac catheterization," not "cardiac catheter."
ESL help..with verbatim account..
Subject: ESL help..with verbatim account..
would you type re-meet? remeet? or change to meet again... It is vebatim, but I'm not used to that yet... need seasoned advice! Thanks!
Ask your QA what the account prefers. If it's sm
Subject: Ask your QA what the account prefers. If it's sm
verbatim, I would use T-max if that's what was actually dictated.
On a verbatim account, would you
Subject: On a verbatim account, would you
actually leave this sentence as is?
She puts Neosporin on it, and she reports that in the morning it looks pussy.
TIA for any input.
Only if the account is verbatim would I
Subject: Only if the account is verbatim would I
type 5 foot. Should be 5 feet.
Thanks. Didn't know it. New account (nm)
Subject: Thanks. Didn't know it. New account (nm)
You might want to see if you can get this clarified for your account since
Subject: You might want to see if you can get this clarified for your account since
there is a product called ZAP and I don't know what your doc was using it for. :-)
What abbreviations are and are not appropriate will be different for each account sm
Subject: What abbreviations are and are not appropriate will be different for each account sm
Go with what your QA tells you. It may be acceptable but the doctor may not like/want it done that way. I've found every account has different rules and preferences.
Also, don't know about your account specifics but
Subject: Also, don't know about your account specifics but
I would use 1.5 cm, as in 1.5-cm "hypoechoic" mass...decimals for metric...
It may depend on the account, but I think most
Subject: It may depend on the account, but I think most
people add dosage. The doctor is only one of many people who read the chart.
It is a verbatim account so I can't add the bag ;) sm
Subject: It is a verbatim account so I can't add the bag ;) sm
He just said the patient was *ambued and could not be intibated due to facial trauma*
So, looks like this is one of those that is up in the air and probably something to talk to company QA about?
Is this a verbatim account?
Subject: Is this a verbatim account?
If not, it would make more sense like this:
It would help beneficial organisms AND commensals bacteria colonize his colon and help as a first line of protection against disease.
If not, then I would type:
It would help beneficial organisms, commensals bacteria colonozie his colon and help as a first line of protection against disease.
Since they want the beneficial bacteria and commensals bacteria to colonize his colon, there is no need for a comma before colonize.
ONLY if your QA, account, or docs want it to be so. Not everyone
Subject: ONLY if your QA, account, or docs want it to be so. Not everyone
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Of course you first and foremost do what your account wants sm
Subject: Of course you first and foremost do what your account wants sm
and as I said, that is how I was taught. Now, every account I've done wants it that way and it is that way on the Dangerous Abbreviation list...AND that's what I said - use mL not cc.
Account specifics - if they want 's that's what they get. SM
Subject: Account specifics - if they want 's that's what they get. SM
That's what is in AAMT BOS - Depends on client preference, so, no, she is not wrong
I hear it a lot on this account.
Subject: I hear it a lot on this account.
but I have looked on previous reports and seen where MTs type Mabex but I cannot reference it so I blank it and send it on. Just wondered if anyone else heard of it.
And did you say what kind of account
Subject: And did you say what kind of account
or what the specialty is? If you hear it a lot, it is probably related to the specialty you're doing.
If the account is verbatim, I would say OK
Subject: If the account is verbatim, I would say OK
I use it only if my account is verbatim.
Subject: I use it only if my account is verbatim.
I would change it since account not
Subject: I would change it since account not
verbatim. LOL "hook up with"
Doctors are so funny.
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