Really unsure of this word
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The patient was sent to the pain clinic because of cervical neuropathy turned to _____.
s/l rec-noid-itis 
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Unsure, but maybe you could compare this word with what you hear.
Subject: Unsure, but maybe you could compare this word with what you hear.
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s/l neruo forminal is this correct ? Sorry started a new acct today and unsure if one word or two.
Subject: s/l neruo forminal is this correct ? Sorry started a new acct today and unsure if one word or two.
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Still unsure. Sent to QA:)
Subject: Still unsure. Sent to QA:)
I tried to fit something like vesicles or bubbles in, but it just didn't match what he said...oh well.
Unsure
Subject: Unsure
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Subject: Unsure
The fact that he has both retinopathy and nephropathy does bouge ill if he continues to have uncontrolled blood sugar readings.
ESL doctor, not sure what he's saying. s/l bouge ill but that really doesn't make sense to me...lol
Unsure
Subject: Unsure
LOWER EXTREMITIES: No edema. No breakdown. The right foot shows an irregularly cut great toenail, but no evidence of infection or tenderness. He continues to have dependent _______________ , more noticeable on the right foot. Pulse is minimal, 0 to 1+.
Blank s/l roo-war
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Im just unsure. SBN, SDN ? nm
Subject: Im just unsure. SBN, SDN ? nm
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Unsure of something
Subject: Unsure of something
An ABI was attempted but no pulse could be found around his “ankle.”
ABI means ankle-brachial index? Another way of checking pulse? Just need to understand what is being talked about. Unsure
Unsure
Subject: Unsure
Would it be possible to address with name, title?
so unsure
Subject: so unsure
It is so hard to say. He could be slurring the S in from diagnosis with ac contusion. He does not make sense with any of his sentences. For example exact words ?? contusion foot contusion shin. He ends with shin. I have no clue. I am new at this with a doc with marbles in his mouth and doesn't finish sentences correctly. It is going to be a long night. Three reports from the same doc. :-( Calgon take me away.
Please help, unsure of a sentence....sm
Subject: Please help, unsure of a sentence....sm
I am having a hard time understanding something a dictator is saying. She is new to me. Would you mind telling me which makes sense. She is a bit quick and I am unsure. I tried looking it up without any success. The sentence is below.
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looks correct - unsure what the s/l is though nm
Subject: looks correct - unsure what the s/l is though nm
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Subject: nothing about a scar, still unsure
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Subject: I would flag it if unsure.
Unsure of words
Subject: Unsure of words
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unsure of words
Subject: unsure of words
That's it thanks so much.
Try google when you are unsure of a term -sm
Subject: Try google when you are unsure of a term -sm
put in the word as best you can with part of the sentence and see what comes up. I do that when I am unsure of a term and can usually find what I am looking for that way, its a lot faster than posting here, and it teaches you how to reference.
I would think it is lytic then, but if unsure flag it
Subject: I would think it is lytic then, but if unsure flag it
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Guess I just won't expand it, still unsure....
Subject: Guess I just won't expand it, still unsure....
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two thoughts; unsure how helpful, but,
Subject: two thoughts; unsure how helpful, but,
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If unsure blank it and don't waste your
Subject: If unsure blank it and don't waste your
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Subject: MR as in mitral regurgitation but unsure if there of 2 MRs in that sentence? nm
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Subject: I'm unsure. That was given in past history info and...
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Subject: Right. Just unsure as I've recently been asked to start using list.
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