nope, definitely not successful - almost sounds like the name cecile
Posted By: smmt on 2009-03-10
In Reply to: maybe successful???? - NM
Subject: nope, definitely not successful - almost sounds like the name cecile
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Nope, I just relistend and still sounds like...
Subject: Nope, I just relistend and still sounds like...
dragon pack?????
nope, definitely sounds like centry or sentry
Subject: nope, definitely sounds like centry or sentry
maybe successful????
Subject: maybe successful????
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okay - finally successful. /sm
Subject: okay - finally successful. /sm
Everytime I tried, I kept getting "Bednarski" which does not apply to incisions, but I kept leaving out the "h" before the "k."
Guess that's why I never tell someone they should "try googling" -- they probably already did. I can try and try some days and not get the answer.
It really had puzzled me how you were able to google and find this odd incision, although since I was just "reading posts" and "wasting time" not working on my own report, I just flipped over to google quick searched, and then tried a few incision type googles, when I didn't find I gave up. Had I been typing the report, I might have searched a bit more.
In any case, I was not the original poster, but just wanted to let you know sometimes even if the rest of us find the answer quickly, the original poster may be have searched a long time before posting the question.
Have a great day.
cecile phataloma?
Subject: cecile phataloma?
There is a break in dictation just before this word as the doc frequently stops the tape and then restarts it, so this may not be the whole word... He states: There is a dark mole on the cheek with cecile phataloma. Any suggestions? Thanks!
sessile!! Of course! I was thinking it s'd/l the name Cecile (nm)
Subject: sessile!! Of course! I was thinking it s'd/l the name Cecile (nm)
nope
Subject: nope
It's test for tears ducts. It's an ophthalmic term.
nope
Subject: nope
He said it very very clear. I searched for nearly an hour and couldn't find a doggone thing. :)
nope...nm
Subject: nope...nm
:)
nope, that's not it (i wish it was). nm
Subject: nope, that's not it (i wish it was). nm
x
nope, that's not it....thanks!
Subject: nope, that's not it....thanks!
nope..
Subject: nope..
Unfortunately doctor just says in past surgical history "appendectomy and "vintage". he may have to get a blank, but i detest leaving blanks!
Nope...that's not it:(
Subject: Nope...that's not it:(
Nope, that's what he said...
Subject: Nope, that's what he said...
"I debrided all the material out of his maxillary sinus using a straight, uncurved, whatever..." I let hubby listen too (he's got a good ear) and that's what he heard too.
nope............................nm
Subject: nope............................nm
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nope......................nm
Subject: nope......................nm
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nope
Subject: nope
I would have to disagree with you on that one and haven't seen a company yet accept it that way. The norm is followup for noun and follow up or follow-up for a verb. What I'm trying to find is a REAL rule for this somewhere in some book.
Nope, don't think it was either of those....
Subject: Nope, don't think it was either of those....
I just sent it to QA and was gratified to see they had no clue either so the blank got sent on to the client. Guess whatever it was he mangled it beyond recognition LOL. Thanks for the suggestions though!
nope
Subject: nope
all i can hear is "preston to cultures over both lower extremities" I have been looking online for an hour and can come up wiht nothing!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Nope.
Subject: Nope.
NM
Nope.
Subject: Nope.
Nope :( nm
Subject: Nope :( nm
nope, but thanks
Subject: nope, but thanks
I really hear the UM part of it. Thanks tho!
Nope. You are right.
Subject: Nope. You are right.
I am just losing my mind. Thanks.
Nope, sorry already
Subject: Nope, sorry already
employed and doing a real report.
Nope
Subject: Nope
The first sound is a "d" or possibly "t". I guess this is going in with a blank. He just speeds through it. Oh, well.
Nope
Subject: Nope
If no species is mentioned, it doesn't get the capital letter. I think this information is in BOS, 2nd Edition, in case you forget again.
Gets capital letter only if species is mentioned.
nope - it's T2b.............
Subject: nope - it's T2b.............
nope. Thanks for trying, tho. nm
Subject: nope. Thanks for trying, tho. nm
nm
Nope
Subject: Nope
Nope, again...
Subject: Nope, again...
x
nope that's not it, but thank you very much. sm
Subject: nope that's not it, but thank you very much. sm
definitely says Salt-tan. Pronounces this very distinctly.
nope, still not it lol
Subject: nope, still not it lol
Nope SM
Subject: Nope SM
The dx is low back pain, no amputations at all.
Thanks though.
thanks but nope
Subject: thanks but nope
nope, it starts with either a P and a B. He says it 3 times and I still cannot figure it out. I may have to call QA for this one.
nope, not it but thanks for trying! :)
Subject: nope, not it but thanks for trying! :)
Nope, don't think so...
Subject: Nope, don't think so...
I was thinking pyridium at first too... but it just doesn't sound like it... hmmm... thanks for the suggestions though! 
nope
Subject: nope
went back to listen..certainly s/l coy tocci
nope... but thanks! :)
Subject: nope... but thanks! :)
nope
Subject: nope
thought of that but it is definitely Oxycond.
Nope...
Subject: Nope...
No not it, but thank you for trying.
Nope
Subject: Nope
He is clearly saying something like 'bellows and toe'.
Nope it is
Subject: Nope it is
felon. Definition of felon is: An extremely painful abscess on the palmar aspect of the fingertips, occurring as the result of infection in the closed space of the terminal phalanx, usually following inoculation into the skin of a pathogenic microorganism. Called also "whitlow".
Nope.
Subject: Nope.
Sounds more like pre-aPROping. I wouldn't be shocked if he was trying to say something as simple as "poking"...you should hear him try to stumble through a list of meds.
Nope, only the name, but that is it! Thanks so much!
Subject: Nope, only the name, but that is it! Thanks so much!
xx
Nope
Subject: Nope
Thank you for your time. All I heard was vagosin or vagocin. If I get a response from QA I will let you know. Thanks
nope...lol
Subject: nope...lol
no, it's not a numbered list...definitely not soma...and she does give the dosage as being once per day, so I believe the patient is still on it...lol...thanks for all the great ideas, but I don't think they are correct (unfortunately!) Thanks so much for trying!
Nope. She clearly said it twice.
Subject: Nope. She clearly said it twice.
The patient had to be under general for a D&C, though, right?
Nope
Subject: Nope
No. The first sentence dictated was about the bone scan. I got the technetium part right in the report but wrote it wrong in my question and she was right it was ulnar. Thanks for the help.
Nope.
Subject: Nope.
I'd never heard of it either. I had to flag it and send it on.
The dictator had a thick accent but it definitely sounded like "sigmoid" and not S or C.
Nope. That's not it, but thanks for trying.
Subject: Nope. That's not it, but thanks for trying.
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