Thank you so much, for the life of me I couldn't remember that.
Posted By: Jean S on 2005-11-24  
In Reply to: synechia (adhesion) - barbv
  
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Thanks to you both, I knew it, but couldn't remember. 
Subject: Thanks to you both, I knew it, but couldn't remember. 
  
	 
	
Well I don't know for the life of me... 
Subject: Well I don't know for the life of me... 
 
 what it is...but I can tell you this..if they are giving those out with surgery my son would go schedule one today!  LOL  
Sorry..not a clue what it could be  
	 
	
life-flighted? 
Subject: life-flighted? 
 
 Hi...
  Any idea how this should be transcribed.
  The patient was life-flighted from XXX. 
  QA changed to life-Flighted, but that doesn' seem right to me.   
Thank you!  
 
  
 
  
	 
	
life-Flighted does not seem right to me 
Subject: life-Flighted does not seem right to me 
  either.  When I google this it comes up life-flighted and Life-Flighted so ??
	 
	
YOU SAVED MY LIFE. THANK YOU 
Subject: YOU SAVED MY LIFE. THANK YOU 
  
	 
	
life vest? 
Subject: life vest? 
  could he be saying life vest?
	 
	
ahem - in whose MT life is that acceptable? 
Subject: ahem - in whose MT life is that acceptable? 
 
  
	 
	
Quality of life test 
Subject: Quality of life test 
 
 s/l Bouchalla quality of life is 22 out of 50  
Thanks for any help! 
	 
	
Hayseed, but you do have a life.  You're 
Subject: Hayseed, but you do have a life.  You're 
 
  Just toyin with ya. Think you're great!
	 
	
This is end of life care and sounds like 
Subject: This is end of life care and sounds like 
  an AND or A&D for possible hospice care.
	 
	
You're a life saver!! 
Subject: You're a life saver!! 
  xx
	 
	
Sounds life Cephcaps? 
Subject: Sounds life Cephcaps? 
 
 Orthopedic surgeon doing back surgery and states "rods in back cinched with s/l cephcaps?"  Anyone ever hear of this?  
   
Thanks!  
Kelly 
	 
	
never mind... i believe it is life cycle transition. =) NM 
Subject: never mind... i believe it is life cycle transition. =) NM 
  x
	 
	
ALTE (acute life-threatening event).  nm. 
Subject: ALTE (acute life-threatening event).  nm. 
  nm
	 
	
I bought a Stedman's lab book.  It's a life saver! 
Subject: I bought a Stedman's lab book.  It's a life saver! 
  x
	 
	
This is not "affecting" her life.  correct or would it be effecting?  Too early!!  Thx. 
Subject: This is not "affecting" her life.  correct or would it be effecting?  Too early!!  Thx.   
   
	 
	
Found it - Trauma and Life Support Center 
Subject: Found it - Trauma and Life Support Center 
  It's a unit at the facility the patient was transferred from.
	 
	
has had a physical job involved in the heating and air conditioning industry all of his life 
Subject: has had a physical job involved in the heating and air conditioning industry all of his life 
 
  
	 
	
AHHHH... the life and times of a transcriptionist... good luck! 
Subject: AHHHH... the life and times of a transcriptionist... good luck! 
  
	 
	
MOFT or MLFT paperwork associated with "end-of-life care" 
Subject: MOFT or MLFT paperwork associated with "end-of-life care" 
 
 I am not absolutely sure about the M (could be N) or O (could be L), but I know it is an accronym as he says:  
"discuss end-of-life care and capital M, capital O, capital F, capital T paperwork."   
I cannot figure out what kind of form this is or what the accronym stands for. He says it so quick I am not even sure I have the right letters!  
Thanks for your help! 
	 
	
Xigris is used for treating life-threatening bacterial blood infections in adults. 
Subject: Xigris is used for treating life-threatening bacterial blood infections in adults.  
  
	 
	
Aztreonam is an antibiotic that fights severe or life-threatening infection caused by bacteria? 
Subject: Aztreonam is an antibiotic that fights severe or life-threatening infection caused by bacteria? 
  
	 
	
Aztreonam is an antibiotic that fights severe or life-threatening infection caused by bacteria? 
Subject: Aztreonam is an antibiotic that fights severe or life-threatening infection caused by bacteria? 
  
	 
	
Pt getting chemo - "Life port to be inserted".  Never heard of life port 
Subject: Pt getting chemo - "Life port to be inserted".  Never heard of life port 
  NM
	 
	
It couldn't 
Subject: It couldn't 
  be just itchy? Seems like that's the only thing that could make sense!
	 
	
Now why couldn't she just say that? LOL. 
Subject: Now why couldn't she just say that? LOL. 
  ?
	 
	
Sorry I couldn't help though 
Subject: Sorry I couldn't help though 
  
	 
	
Thanks so much!  I can't believe I couldn't think of that! 
Subject: Thanks so much!  I can't believe I couldn't think of that! 
  
	 
	
sorry I couldn't help with that... 
Subject: sorry I couldn't help with that... 
  I have never heard of anything like that before associated with Achilles tendinitis and I have been typing ortho for years, but you never know, there's always things we don't know and are learning!  
	 
	
Way to remember this: 
Subject: Way to remember this:   
  melenic is adjective of noun melena (blood in stool) 
 
melanotic is adjective of noun melanoma (skin cancer) 
 
It's as easy as that. Dictators rarely dictate it correctly.   
	 
	
this is how I remember it  sm 
Subject: this is how I remember it  sm 
  use callus when it's connected to another word i.e. "callus formation".  Use callous when it's alone i.e. "the foot has a callous".  Hope this helps.  
	 
	
The way I remember them is.... 
Subject: The way I remember them is.... 
  If you "abduct" somebody, you take them away. So "abduction" is movement of a limb AWAY from the center of the body. "Adduction" is movement TOWARD the center of the body.
	 
	
thanks....so much to remember now and I seem to keep 
Subject: thanks....so much to remember now and I seem to keep  
  having these brain poofs!  Thanks again.
	 
	
Remember that in each 
Subject: Remember that in each 
  forearm and each lower leg, there are 2 bones supporting us.  It is possible to break one or both bones in the forearm (or the lower leg).  So instead of naming both bones, they say both-bone forearm (or lower leg) fracture.  
	 
	
Unfortunately can't remember... 
Subject: Unfortunately can't remember... 
  unfortunately can't remember that... it's just something I never heard back from QA on but would love to know in case it comes up again.  Why PCOS?
	 
	
I can't remember...sm 
Subject: I can't remember...sm 
  I can't remember how long it took me to be able to type at a 1:2 ratio since I have been doing this for about 15 years.  However, I do know that it took me longer than 3 to 4 months, especially since I was looking everything up in reference books to double check my spelling as I didn't go to school for medical transcription.  Maybe someone else has a better idea.  I DO remember being frustrated that it was taking me so long to finish a tape (back when I did tapes, LOL!).
	 
	
Thanks again for your help.  I will remember that one. nm 
Subject: Thanks again for your help.  I will remember that one. nm 
  
	 
	
Yes -- I remember now.  Thanks!  
Subject: Yes -- I remember now.  Thanks!  
  
	 
	
Remember, it is an ESL, could really 
Subject: Remember, it is an ESL, could really 
  x
	 
	
I know this but cannot remember ..sm 
Subject: I know this but cannot remember ..sm 
   s/l Beret maneuver, or Baray. 
	 
	
Couldn't that possibly be 
like you said, areolar dermal junction -- meaning where the pigment meets the regular skin?
	 
	
I had this one just the other day that I couldn't find..... 
Subject: I had this one just the other day that I couldn't find..... 
  ERBITUX® 
	 
	
Thanks so much! I couldn't find it. 
Subject: Thanks so much! I couldn't find it. 
  
	 
	
That's it! Thanks! Don't know why I couldn't hear that... 
Subject: That's it! Thanks! Don't know why I couldn't hear that... 
  nm
	 
	
Thank you!! No wonder I couldn't find it... 
Subject: Thank you!! No wonder I couldn't find it... 
  in my medical dictionary. I was looking under mid... 
Thank you so much!
	 
	
well, QA couldn't get this one either. We left it for the doc. Thanks again! 
Subject: well, QA couldn't get this one either. We left it for the doc. Thanks again! 
  nm
	 
	
Could be.  Thanks, I couldn't find anything about that. 
Subject: Could be.  Thanks, I couldn't find anything about that. 
  
	 
	
Your welcome :)  I couldn't find 
Subject: Your welcome :)  I couldn't find 
  Sometimes I'll do variations on google.  For example, kom instead of com and things like that.  The first one (Keppra) I found on a drug site, but I couldn't find the second one.  Sorry!  Have a great day!!   
	 
	
couldn't be just scraping, could it? 
Subject: couldn't be just scraping, could it? 
   
	 
	
You're welcome, sorry I couldn't get more of it. 
Subject: You're welcome, sorry I couldn't get more of it. 
  
	 
	
Thanks.  Couldn't survive without all of you MT's. 
Subject: Thanks.  Couldn't survive without all of you MT's. 
  
	 
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