On 2nd thought, I'm only finding RSR'..give a relisten? nm
Posted By: nm on 2007-04-19
In Reply to: RVR' is the correct way to put it. Needs that ' at the end for "prime." nm - wanderer
Subject: On 2nd thought, I'm only finding RSR'..give a relisten? nm
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Thank you, I need to relisten again then
Subject: Thank you, I need to relisten again then
:-)
Thanks. I did relisten and what you both..
Subject: Thanks. I did relisten and what you both..
are saying sounds right but unfortunately she has chosen to go into a "speed dictate mode" and it is difficult to say even with relistening. So I guess I will just turn it in as is and let them figure it out. Thank you anyway I appreciate you stopping by and trying to help.
he says that later on. So I will have to relisten.
Subject: he says that later on. So I will have to relisten.
it is a 26 minute dictation. He just keeps going and going and going . . . thanks.
thanks to both of you...i will relisten again. nm
Subject: thanks to both of you...i will relisten again. nm
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That's probably it - I have to relisten.
Subject: That's probably it - I have to relisten.
Certainly sounds like lamborghini, though!
"chemotherapy?" Maybe you'd better relisten to that. nm
Subject: "chemotherapy?" Maybe you'd better relisten to that. nm
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you could be right, I am going to back and relisten
Subject: you could be right, I am going to back and relisten
cause it sounds like valve plus ....... valve prolapse she talks really fast sometimes and funs her words together. Thanks
ok I will go relisten for Zofran, thank you:)
Subject: ok I will go relisten for Zofran, thank you:)
thank you..that information does help. I will relisten again with something to listen for! nm TIA
Subject: thank you..that information does help. I will relisten again with something to listen for! nm TIA
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I think you need to relisten to the entire sentence--sm
Subject: I think you need to relisten to the entire sentence--sm
something is wrong here which is throwing you (and us) off. I do OPs exclusively full-time, and never heard of a "four-bundled graft." Try again, and maybe we can come up with something for you.
Thanks for the help, Im going to flag it for the office to relisten. nm
Subject: Thanks for the help, Im going to flag it for the office to relisten. nm
Let me go back and relisten, but he is making a "K" sound in there, I really despise this guy.
Subject: Let me go back and relisten, but he is making a "K" sound in there, I really despise this guy. LOL
She could be saying that, referring to oatmeal soap or something like that. I'll relisten.
Subject: She could be saying that, referring to oatmeal soap or something like that. I'll relisten.
Thanks!!
Hmmm, you may be on to something there, maybe I just heard the laise part. Will go back to relisten
Subject: Hmmm, you may be on to something there, maybe I just heard the laise part. Will go back to relisten
Thanks.
You hear trialed all the time. Give 'em what they give you! Can't drive yourself friggin'
Subject: You hear trialed all the time. Give 'em what they give you! Can't drive yourself friggin'
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Thank you both, still not finding my s/l though
Subject: Thank you both, still not finding my s/l though
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Not finding pes either. Sm
Subject: Not finding pes either. Sm
Stedmans: septooptic dysplasia (no hyphen).
abscence
EGD finding
Subject: EGD finding
Thanks for your help before, MT50. Here's a good one...
An EGD was done at the time which showed several (s/l) "hoontakes" also in the stomach..." Very thickly accented Doc. "Hoontakes???"
I am only finding XR. nm
Subject: I am only finding XR. nm
Help with an ENG finding
Subject: Help with an ENG finding
Patient has vertigo. This doctor is dictating the results of an ENG performed years ago. The doctor has a heavy mid-eastern accent. Any help would be appreciated!!! Thanks!
" I reviewed his ENG, which showed bilateral (sounds like clor-o-qwueek-ness) and abnormal tracking of eye movement."
it is not ESL and I thought of warts but thought the same thing and it does not sound like a "t&#
Subject: it is not ESL and I thought of warts but thought the same thing and it does not sound like a "t"
I am only finding pigmented
Subject: I am only finding pigmented
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I'm not finding psoricystic, either
Subject: I'm not finding psoricystic, either
:-)
Chest x-ray finding
Subject: Chest x-ray finding
There is chronic blunting of the s/l pulsteriose fulci.
Well, since it's a positive finding,
Subject: Well, since it's a positive finding,
maybe there is a clue in the impression as to what the dictator thinks is going on, and with that diagnosis then you could google and add smooth red tongue and chelitis and maybe come up with something.
That's what I'd do
I'm just not finding this drug
Subject: I'm just not finding this drug
S/L: ZA-NOX-UHL
Just in the list of meds patient is taking.
Thanks.
Fantastic -- thank you for finding that!!
Subject: Fantastic -- thank you for finding that!!
:)
I think it is Councill tip, but I'm finding
Subject: I think it is Councill tip, but I'm finding
conflicting spellings. Stedman's has Councill retention catheter. The Bard manufacturer's site has it spelled BOTH ways, Council and Councill.
Not finding duo pattern but...
Subject: Not finding duo pattern but...
I did find this listing the different patterns (from labtestsonline.org):
ANA shows up on indirect immunofluorescence as fluorescent patterns in cells that are fixed to a slide that is evaluated under a microscope. Different patterns are associated with a variety of autoimmune disorders. Some of the more common patterns include:
Homogenous (diffuse) - associated with SLE and mixed connective tissue disease
Speckled - associated with SLE, Sjogren’s syndrome, scleroderma, polymyositis, rheumatoid arthritis, and mixed connective tissue disease
Nucleolar - associated with scleroderma and polymyositis
Outline pattern (peripheral) -associated with SLE
S/L obstenful finding
Subject: S/L obstenful finding
" One other obstenful finding that was seen..."
S/L "obstenful" Any thoughts?
Mammogram finding
Subject: Mammogram finding
This patient has breast pain and lumps that have been followed for 6 years. He discusses her old mammograms showing what sounds like
Barret's category 2 findings, benign in nature.
I'm not familiar with it, but I'm finding...
Subject: I'm not familiar with it, but I'm finding...
HBeAg for hepatitis B e-antigen, so I would probably type it as "hepatitis B-e" - but again I've never come across it myself.
Does it give the dosage? Could you give more of the sentence? nm
Subject: Does it give the dosage? Could you give more of the sentence? nm
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(S/L) gomatomyositis but having trouble finding
Subject: (S/L) gomatomyositis but having trouble finding
Dr. is very clear but can't find to verify spelling and spell check says it is wrong.
this is a perfect example of why finding your own definitive
Subject: this is a perfect example of why finding your own definitive
from a variety of people with different opinions. I am sure that with good research, you will find the correct answers. I also feel that everyone who answered you felt they were more correct than those whose answers contracted thei own.
Is this a finding or does it seem like a type of arthrogram? nm
Subject: Is this a finding or does it seem like a type of arthrogram? nm
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does anyone have a good site for finding PTs?
Subject: does anyone have a good site for finding PTs?
Thank you, but I am not finding reference to digosin.
Subject: Thank you, but I am not finding reference to digosin.
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Might be MacKesson, but I'm not finding anything to support it. nm
Subject: Might be MacKesson, but I'm not finding anything to support it. nm
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Probably begins as diethyl- but I'm not finding this yet. nm
Subject: Probably begins as diethyl- but I'm not finding this yet. nm
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I'm finding 2 words occurring more often than 1. nm
Subject: I'm finding 2 words occurring more often than 1. nm
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I'm finding paracolpos via Google...
Subject: I'm finding paracolpos via Google...
in surgical procedures, and my Stedman's spellchecker isn't kicking it out--it's accepting it. I've never run across it before personally, but it does seem to exist out there.
I'm only finding Steri-Drape by 3M. nm
Subject: I'm only finding Steri-Drape by 3M. nm
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I'm finding this in all forms, too, but I think it's a brand name.
Subject: I'm finding this in all forms, too, but I think it's a brand name.
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I cannot reference this drug anywhere. Where are you finding this?
Subject: I cannot reference this drug anywhere. Where are you finding this?
Thanks for finding that. I just had doc today dictate this...hmmmm
Subject: Thanks for finding that. I just had doc today dictate this...hmmmm
Thank you, all the information I was finding was for postmenopausal osteoporosis.
Subject: Thank you, all the information I was finding was for postmenopausal osteoporosis.
I'll make note of the other uses.
Could it be myochromic finding??? but doesn't fit for lab/H&H info does it?
Subject: Could it be myochromic finding??? but doesn't fit for lab/H&H info does it?
I'm finding the regions and planes use numerals and
Subject: I'm finding the regions and planes use numerals and
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What part of body are you in? I'm finding several mentions
Subject: What part of body are you in? I'm finding several mentions
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anybody have any good websites for finding ethnic backgrounds? sm
Subject: anybody have any good websites for finding ethnic backgrounds? sm
i have a doc who is always dictating the family's ethnic backgrounds and some i have never ever heard of.
anyone ever heard of s/l Ukrainian and Oschkanosine?
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