How about FAIRLY PROMINENT FACET CHANGES (GOOD CATCH!)? nm
Posted By: Next Guess on 2007-11-01
In Reply to: No, can't hear that. - kjlange
Subject: How about FAIRLY PROMINENT FACET CHANGES (GOOD CATCH!)? nm
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The patient looks fairly good (or well)?
Subject: The patient looks fairly good (or well)?
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Good catch on the MALT lymphoma, sassee.
Subject: Good catch on the MALT lymphoma, sassee.
I'll bet you are right.
Fairly
Subject: Fairly
s/l fairly normal & negative.
prominent?
Subject: prominent?
Could it be prominent?
Subject: Could it be prominent?
fairly well, i believe is most correct.
Subject: fairly well, i believe is most correct.
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Thanks but not that one. He is fairly plain..
Subject: Thanks but not that one. He is fairly plain..
Filling in for friend who is sick, easy local doc but he is so country first sounds like Mini second sounds like Amini but definitely mini
Yay! Thank you! I'm fairly new with cardio and
Subject: Yay! Thank you! I'm fairly new with cardio and
It doesn't help that this guy is "Dr. Abbreviation."
Thanks again!!
Prominent Q waves in III and F. he just says F or should i put aVF??? thank u
Subject: Prominent Q waves in III and F. he just says F or should i put aVF??? thank u
fairly old med, Relafen (nabumetone) nm
Subject: fairly old med, Relafen (nabumetone) nm
has a catch? please help, tia
Subject: has a catch? please help, tia
I am so confused right now. He says patient has a s/l "catch" in the right lower quadrant. is this right? what is that? tia
Maybe it will catch on!
Subject: Maybe it will catch on!
I had to laugh at that one. I like the idea of a single one being called a support "ho"
prominent renal fronds maybe? NM
Subject: prominent renal fronds maybe? NM
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s/l prominent "stapedius" on the right nose
Subject: s/l prominent "stapedius" on the right nose
Is there a stapedius on the nose? Or anything that sounds like that?
Thanks,
Abby
There's a fairly new med for Parkinson's called Azilect.... ??
Subject: There's a fairly new med for Parkinson's called Azilect.... ??
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Apidra -- insulin glulisine. Fairly new. nm
Subject: Apidra -- insulin glulisine. Fairly new. nm
There is a fairly new drug called Banzel. sm
Subject: There is a fairly new drug called Banzel. sm
Maybe saying try Banzel? WAG here.
Also there is Diazepam INTENSOL?
There is a fairly new drug called Banzel. sm
Subject: There is a fairly new drug called Banzel. sm
Maybe saying try Banzel? WAG here.
Also there is Diazepam INTENSOL?
This is correct but there is a catch..
Subject: This is correct but there is a catch..
if the doc dictates "eleven thirty", then you would type it as 11:30 and make sure you use the digital format throughout the remainder of the report to keep consistency. (i.e.: The patient had a palpable lump at 11:30 in the right breast and at 1:00 in the left breast.) Do not type 11:30 o'clock (even though some will actually dictate it that way).
If all locations are on the "whole" hour then you do use the format of 11 o'clock.
cannot catch this one either...doc with accent
Subject: cannot catch this one either...doc with accent
A 22-gauge long spinal needle was inserted directly into the (s/l-THEP) joint. It's not hip. I'm sure of that. It sounds like it starts with a TH or an F. This is for a fusion for a spinal fracture.
THANKS!
catch, click? nm
Subject: catch, click? nm
oh thank you!! He says this A LOT and I could never catch the word. nm
Subject: oh thank you!! He says this A LOT and I could never catch the word. nm
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Awesome catch-
Subject: Awesome catch-
nm
cardiac exam: apex not s/l prominent?
Subject: cardiac exam: apex not s/l prominent?
does this sound correct? actually what is really s/l is apex is not pra....
Sure - esp. if fairly recent intercourse or prostate surgery.
Subject: Sure - esp. if fairly recent intercourse or prostate surgery.
I did find your term while researching the first reply - thanks for the help. As a fairly new MT, t
Subject: I did find your term while researching the first reply - thanks for the help. As a fairly new MT, this site is wonderful for all the people who help.
spellcheckers dont catch everything;...
Subject: spellcheckers dont catch everything;...
go ahead and add it in
that's right catch it, check it, change it
Subject: that's right catch it, check it, change it
nm
silly me catch/patch
Subject: silly me catch/patch
I just realized you asked about CATCH, NOT PATCH!
It's just one of those days!
Anyway, you couldn't pay me enough to have another blood patch, much less 3!
Oops!
I can't catch a "J" sound. It's at the beginning
Subject: I can't catch a "J" sound. It's at the beginning
That's what I thought at first.... I'll try listening again. I wish these docs would sometimes give a medical history.
Thank you!! :)
coracoacromial ligament had a very prominent s/l inferior edge.
Subject: coracoacromial ligament had a very prominent s/l inferior edge.
Does this sound right? Would interior edge fit here? Are there any other types of edges for ligaments? Thanks in advance for any help.
thanks! I'm auditing... didn't catch it! whew! nm
Subject: thanks! I'm auditing... didn't catch it! whew! nm
It makes sense, he is a very prominent professor and orthopedic surgeon,...sm
Subject: It makes sense, he is a very prominent professor and orthopedic surgeon,...sm
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I'm gonna save this one, and if I do find it verified in any medical books, etc., will send you a message about it. Thanks for sharing!
wow! didn't catch that until you wrote, Debra. thanks much - corrected it. - n/m
Subject: wow! didn't catch that until you wrote, Debra. thanks much - corrected it. - n/m
That's possible. I need to watch some football this weekend and catch up on this stuff!
Subject: That's possible. I need to watch some football this weekend and catch up on this stuff!
nm
Frontal bossing is an unusually prominent forehead, sometimes associated with a heavier than normal
Subject: Frontal bossing is an unusually prominent forehead, sometimes associated with a heavier than normal brow ridge.
I couldn't resist, this is it!
These are the usual drugs associated with dysuria, maybe you can catch something that sounds similar
Subject: These are the usual drugs associated with dysuria, maybe you can catch something that sounds similar.
Drugs associated with Dysuria
Azo-Gesic
Azo-Standard
Azo-Standard
Baridium
Baridium
Eridium
Eridium
Flavoxate
Flavoxate
Flavoxate
Phenazo
Phenazo
Phenazopyridine
Phenazopyridine
Prodium
Pyridiate
Pyridiate
Pyridium
Pyridium
Re-Azo
Urinary Analgesic
Urispas
Urispas
Urispas
Uristat
Urodol
Urogesic
Urogesic
Viridium
Viridium
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Subject: PET scan wiht cortex with prominent anterior s/l *singulet* hypometabolism. Definite T at end. sm
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facet joint
Subject: facet joint
thank you - I did not know about "post" ii greatly appreciate.
Maybe facet joint?
Subject: Maybe facet joint?
nm
Probably is facet joint. (sm)
Subject: Probably is facet joint. (sm)
I do a lot of transcriptions on patients who have had spinal fusions, and the term facet joint has been used a lot.
probably facet joint nm
Subject: probably facet joint nm
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Facet screw
Subject: Facet screw
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Yikes, I do think he said facet.
Subject: Yikes, I do think he said facet.
Thank you, haven't turned work in yet, so appreciate your input. In listening back, it definitely sounds like locks, but facet is what he slurred. Just googled and that's what I found with lock. Thank you all so much, you saved me great embarrassment with new account.
facet arthropathy
Subject: facet arthropathy
facet arthropathy
Subject: facet arthropathy
Thank you Annabanana.
I thought it must be that, even though the word sounds different in the three places he uses it. I don't know another word it could be......
Bless you all on MT Stars!
facet injection help please
Subject: facet injection help please
22-gauge s/l fee needle ...pt was injected with flusone with xylocaine and fosinocaine???
Thanks a BIG BUNCH!
lumbar facet changes? nm
Subject: lumbar facet changes? nm
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facet injury? sm
Subject: facet injury? sm
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Partial answer: ventricles and sulci are ____ prominent (mildly, moderately, severely?) nm
Subject: Partial answer: ventricles and sulci are ____ prominent (mildly, moderately, severely?) nm
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