Negative impingement? Sounds like we're typing for the - nm
Posted By: same doc! on 2007-10-28
In Reply to: word help--sorry, here is my question again, I guess I pressed the wrong botton, - thumby
Subject: Negative impingement? Sounds like we're typing for the - nm
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Ortho: Should it be negative primary, Hawkins, and Neer impingement signs or primary Hawkins?
Subject: Ortho: Should it be negative primary, Hawkins, and Neer impingement signs or primary Hawkins?
Are these two or three separate tests?
I am typing resuts of a UA and it sounds like
Subject: I am typing resuts of a UA and it sounds like
the doctor is saying "occult" bacteria and "occult" yeast ? I tried googling it but couldnt really verify. Thanks
typing a psych note - sounds like
Subject: typing a psych note - sounds like
doc says that patient's affect is rejected. Can your affect be rejected? Never heard this one before. Just wanted to see if anyone else did. TIA
Well you're typing it incorrectly which is why
Subject: Well you're typing it incorrectly which is why
many MTs fail tests. MTs type according to their supervisor's instruction (whether right or wrong) and when they test - they fail because of it. That's why these small companies are horrible for newbies. They teach them incorrectly.
If you're typing verbatim, put the comma after suspect.
Subject: If you're typing verbatim, put the comma after suspect.
They're positive or negative
Subject: They're positive or negative
or equivocal for pain in the sciatic nerve distribution. It's not a test to see if the patient can do it.
Here is a link for neuro tests.
http://www.stanleyconsulting.ns.ca/Files/Neuro_Ortho_Tests.pdf
Negative (sounds like) primings and Burzynski sign
Subject: Negative (sounds like) primings and Burzynski sign
If anyone has any clue what the first part is it would be appreciated
Neuro...sounds like negative red string testing
Subject: Neuro...sounds like negative red string testing
Not grip strength testing, maybe red strain testing or red strength testing? Anyone heard of anything like this before?
Wet-prep shows negative whiff, 10-20 WBCs, negative clue, few s/l "LB's". Is LB's right?
Subject: Wet-prep shows negative whiff, 10-20 WBCs, negative clue, few s/l "LB's". Is LB's right? nm
gram-negative, lactose-negative rods is correct. I found a couple of interesting websites SM
Subject: gram-negative, lactose-negative rods is correct. I found a couple of interesting websites SM
after doing a google search for gram-negative, lactose-negative rods. Basically testing organisms to see if they ferment lactose (positive) or not (negative).
Also, just FYI, gram-negative is not capitalized.
Probably too late, I'm sure. Better late than never, I guess. 
how about typing Past Medical History heading and then typing what he says under the heading nm
Subject: how about typing Past Medical History heading and then typing what he says under the heading nm
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you're quite welcome. this sounds arrogant but I can't
Subject: you're quite welcome. this sounds arrogant but I can't
heehee
Sounds like you're on the right track nm
Subject: Sounds like you're on the right track nm
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Ortho - negative straight leg raise and negative s/l Lasek??
Subject: Ortho - negative straight leg raise and negative s/l Lasek??
She had a negative s/l clasp thumb test and a negative Finkelstein's.
Subject: She had a negative s/l clasp thumb test and a negative Finkelstein's.
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OMG, you're right, sounds just like it now!! I can't believe I coudn't get that. TYVM!!
Subject: OMG, you're right, sounds just like it now!! I can't believe I coudn't get that. TYVM!!
Is it impingement?
Subject: Is it impingement?
impingement or S1 impingement?
Subject: impingement or S1 impingement?
impingement
Subject: impingement
what does the CAM in CAM impingement mean? and can sm
Subject: what does the CAM in CAM impingement mean? and can sm
it stay as CAM in the ASSESSMENT?
cam impingement
Subject: cam impingement
Found several references (looks likely same source) stating "cam" comes from Dutch word meaning "cog" (although a Babelfish translation gives a word that looks nothing like "cam"). It appears to meet not to meet criteria for capitalization. Any ideas?
Here are a couple of links:
http://www.hipfai.com/
http://www.esrnexus.com/ (search "cam impingement")
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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It seems some rodent poisons kill the rats through internal bleeding. Sounds like they're
Subject: It seems some rodent poisons kill the rats through internal bleeding. Sounds like they're
apparent impingement?
Subject: apparent impingement?
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Type of hip impingement?
Subject: Type of hip impingement?
I know this sounds crazy, but he dictates, "She has been diagnosed with (s/l) broke-off jelly hip impingement."
This is a pretty clear doctor most of the time. Thanks,
Type of impingement in MRI
Subject: Type of impingement in MRI
MD says it twice, it sounds like "neurominal" impingement, but I can't verify that.
s/l fatpan impingement...
Subject: s/l fatpan impingement...
ANTERIOR S/L fatpan IMPINGEMENT OF THE RIGHT KNEE
McMurray's negative. Lachman's negative. nm
Subject: McMurray's negative. Lachman's negative. nm
McMurray negative. Lachman negative. No 's at end
Subject: McMurray negative. Lachman negative. No 's at end
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It's Neer impingement test
Subject: It's Neer impingement test
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rotator cuff test for impingement? (nm)
Subject: rotator cuff test for impingement? (nm)
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Neer's is a shoulder impingement test, what about -
Subject: Neer's is a shoulder impingement test, what about -
A "bucket handle meniscus tear" Good ortho site if you never heard of it is wheelessonline.com. You can get a lot of help there that isn't in the reference books sometimes.
prolly too late, maybe Neer sign (impingement)?
Subject: prolly too late, maybe Neer sign (impingement)?
It's actually paracentral disk extrusion with neural impingement. nm
Subject: It's actually paracentral disk extrusion with neural impingement. nm
Patient has a negative wrist extension sign on the right and a negative s/l 3rd finger sign on the R
Subject: Patient has a negative wrist extension sign on the right and a negative s/l 3rd finger sign on the R
Kemp test is a lumbosacral nerve root impingement test
Subject: Kemp test is a lumbosacral nerve root impingement test
Would someone look at this and tell me if I am typing this right? TIA
Subject: Would someone look at this and tell me if I am typing this right? TIA
Adenosine ECG stress test
Baseline pre-Adenosine EKG reveals A sensed V pace versus V pacing
That is the way I have been typing.
Subject: That is the way I have been typing.
It just seems that they never dictate it as Hodgkin disease and it starts to make one wonder.
When I have come across that in typing
Subject: When I have come across that in typing
they dictate ex-fix as slang/abbreviation for external fixator. I have had that come up even with a brand name associated, but it was not as you posted above. I would assume it is slang.
especially like typing your instead of
Subject: especially like typing your instead of
you are.oops.
Thank you! How about typing 1st, 2nd, 3rd, or first, second or third?
Subject: Thank you! How about typing 1st, 2nd, 3rd, or first, second or third?
can you hear canal impingement or canal compromise?
Subject: can you hear canal impingement or canal compromise?
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Would someone please tell me if I am typing the (e.g) correctly?
Subject: Would someone please tell me if I am typing the (e.g) correctly?
- I will see him back in three months to determine his LV systolic function by echocardiogram and then possibly consider other treatment (e.g., DC cardioversion and or pacing versus continued pharmacologic therapy.)
typing the staging
Subject: typing the staging
T1c-T2a NX MX
tumor staging is in the back of the stedman's oncology book
Been typing rad for yrs and have never used roman..
Subject: Been typing rad for yrs and have never used roman..
numerals. Always arabic.
However, you will see a variation on the typing of BIRADS depending on who you are typing it for. The copyright lists it as BI-RADS, federal guidlines are supposed to dictate how it is typed but have worked for numerous centers that type it anywhere from BIRADS to BI-RADS to BiRADS. Categories however should always be arabic (1, 2, 3, 4, 5 and 0)
I would say what you are typing is correct.
Subject: I would say what you are typing is correct.
Here is a definition that I found for isotype...
isotype. An immunoglobulin heavy or light chain class or subclass characterized by antigenic determinants (isotypic markers) in the constant region. Every normal individual expresses all of the isotypes of its species.
Pool would reflect that - to me...I could be wrong, but I, myself, would go with that you typed....Sorry I could not be more precise...
We WERE typing at the same time! I always
Subject: We WERE typing at the same time! I always
check to make sure there are no answers before I send one.
Typing a C-section OP sm
Subject: Typing a C-section OP sm
This incision was extended bilaterally using s/l Danish scissors.
verbatim typing
Subject: verbatim typing
It would actually be "sub cu" with a space between the two, so I just learned in the last year since doing transcription for a bit over 20 years...lol..guess what it really comes down to is whatever QA thinks it should be,...but of course...she knows better than you...yeah right...NOT
Thanks. I have been typing it Aciphex
Subject: Thanks. I have been typing it Aciphex
for many years and no one has ever said anything. You always learn something new here. I will make a note of this.
Maybe not, been typing it for years though. nm
Subject: Maybe not, been typing it for years though. nm
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