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http://pathcuric1.swmed.edu/PathDemo/nrrt.htm

T3 and T4 are thyroid tests. PT/PTT is clotting time etc.

You can also go to labcorp.com. Their index is great. Has a search feature etc.  Good luck.

alendronate
Pronunciation: a LEN droe nate Brand: Fosamax What is the most important information I should know about alendronate? • Some forms of alendronate are taken once a day. Others are taken only once a week. It is very important that you follow your doctor's directions. If you take alendronate once a week, take it on the same day each week. • After swallowing the tablet or oral solution, do not lie down, remain fully upright sitting, standing or walking, for at least 30 minutes and until after you have eaten. • Do not take alendronate at bedtime or before getting up for the day. • Do not crush, chew, or suck the tablets. Swallow them whole.

http://www.emedicine.com/med/topic3559.htm

Look under synomyns and related keywords.

There is a list of ophthal procedure terms on this site. Perhaps you'd find what you're lookin for.

http://medicaltranscriptionwordhelp.googlepages.com

http://www.ptupdate.com/members/MoviePage.htm

Look at about the second paragraph. Think this is it.

Patient is 3 months old. At birth he was intubated and given s/l Surfaxin x1 and s/l ah-nee-que. Any help is appreciated! Thanks!

The lesions do not appear to have a complete s/l on two desob connection, but appear in this general distribution.

We initially saw this young man with an episode of **sid-nims-corrhea** in 2003. There is nothing else to help me figure this out, and I have tried multiple spellings. He is a very clear doctor most of the time, but I am totally stumped. Any guidance would be greatly appreciated!

As you know, we have been following Christopher with a diagnosis of velocardiofacial syndrome associated with a cardiovascular manifestation of s/l trichocypireosis type 1.

He is a now an 11-year-old boy who underwent surgical repair of a S/L (perimanasty primamanclast) mitral valve.

Thanks for your help

 SONOMONIFICATION? initially at birth and status post bidirectional Glenn. 

I'm not sure what the med is for, but child has PFAPA syndrome. On my s/l, I hear the end better than the beginning, hence the two different beginnings.

Thanks!

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http://www.dsmz.de/microorganisms/html/bacteria.genus/mycobacterium.html

This can be very crippling disease.  I have a friend who is only 33 and cannot even scratch her own nose.  She cannot turn over in bed or do anything for herself.  It is a progressive illness.  When she was little, she could walk and do everything a normal child could and by the time she was a teenager she was in a wheelchair.  Now she is completely disabled.

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May I bring my own reference materials?
Reference materials are not allowed in the testing center, and none will be provided. Electronic aids such as spellcheckers and abbreviation expanders will not be permitted. One of the consequences of using secure testing centers is the elimination of reference materials. However, the exam has been designed so that a level 2 medical transcriptionist (as defined in AAMT’s "MT Job Descriptions") can pass using their critical thinking and problem solving skills and without using any reference materials.

Do I need to find my own proctor?
No. The new exam is being delivered at proctored testing centers.

The nitroskaph had allowed the retraction to lateralize.

Talking about doing a myringotomy.