operation transcription
Posted By: Kari on 2008-08-15
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sounds like "area was then scrubbed with liquid braided dye and drape" Anyone have any suggestions?
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(sorry!!) operation was parathyroidectomy
Subject: (sorry!!) operation was parathyroidectomy
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Caldwell-Luc operation or . . .
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Is this right? operation OP report... Thanks. nm
Subject: Is this right? operation OP report... Thanks. nm
I would list it as one, as it was probably done during the same operation.
Subject: I would list it as one, as it was probably done during the same operation.
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Clayton-Hoffman operation?
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S/L Clayton-Hoffman operation...It is a type of foot surgery. He says it very clearly, but I just can't find it anywhere, and I am uncomfortable guessing on spelling. Anyone else heard of it?
Where exactly during the operation, maybe the sentence in which is used, could be helpful.
Subject: Where exactly during the operation, maybe the sentence in which is used, could be helpful.
As the type of operation being performed
Subject: As the type of operation being performed
Debridement of nonunion, right distal femur with bone grafting (cancellous chips allograft and INFUSE BMP bone grafting).
I am asking because I found it 3 different ways and thus my confusion.
If you mean the term operation OP report, no that is redundant.
Subject: If you mean the term operation OP report, no that is redundant.
any pilocidal cyst and sinus operation sample.
Subject: any pilocidal cyst and sinus operation sample.
sorry, it is hard to listen
What is this, the Tao of Transcription?
Subject: What is this, the Tao of Transcription?
Wasn't looking for the Zen answer, just a little confirmation from fellow MTs.
I do both ASR and transcription.
Subject: I do both ASR and transcription.
help with transcription
Subject: help with transcription
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s/l Jeffry??? Technique to the liver, for whipple operation. Thank you guys. please help
Subject: s/l Jeffry??? Technique to the liver, for whipple operation. Thank you guys. please help
Website for transcription
Subject: Website for transcription
Does anyone remember a website (something "Hazel"?) that had phrases that might be used in transcription? I transcribe for a doc that uses a lot of phrases such as "tincture of time," and since he's sometimes hard to understand, I thought this website might help me. There were other topics at this website like a list of slang words that might be used in patient records. I've used Google, but can't seem to find it. I went to that website a very long time ago, so it may not even still exist.
I'm a bit ashamed to admit that in my 40+ years of life and 23+ years of transcribing, I had never heard the phrase "tincture of time", or some of the other phrases this doctor uses!
Thanks!
ah, if you had only crossed the t in Transcription *L*
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In my almost 30 years of transcription....
Subject: In my almost 30 years of transcription....
I frequently have providers who don't pronounce things or say the right thing. I think you are right... it seems like FNP, PA, etc are the worst... and hey my brother is a P.A.-C so I don't have anything against them!
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Also called "creative transcription"
Subject: Also called "creative transcription"
Or at least that's what one company I worked for called it when they did QA. Expanding out things that don't necessarily have to be expanded out, or adding words that don't really need to be added, etc. I loved that term, "creative transcription" Like we're writing a novel or something. 
Operation proceeded by doing ___s/l band?? endoscope started by direct microlaryngoscope.
Subject: Operation proceeded by doing ___s/l band?? endoscope started by direct microlaryngoscope.
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Subject: diagnosis for operation includes intrauterine pregnancy at term, failure to progress and sm
and fetal s/l "a-sink-qua-sism".
LOL - that should be dictionary. Just can't keep that transcription lingo out my head!
Subject: LOL - that should be dictionary. Just can't keep that transcription lingo out my head!
No time limits (usually) on transcription portion
Subject: No time limits (usually) on transcription portion
As far as posting test questions and waiting around for the answers, I would assume these questions were being asked about the transcription portion of the exam. Mind you, not all companies set a time limit for returning the transcription testing files to them. Tests I have taken in the past have been tough ones, as many as 4 parts, with testing time spanning a few days while waiting for the recruiter to grade each section.
*English grammar/punctuation skills. Pass this, you move on to the next.
*Medical terminology skills/medication uses/disease processes, etc. Pass this, advance again to the next.
*Transcription skills demonstrating all of the above plus your ear-ability. Pass this, whew...almost done with this testing stuff! On to the last step.
*Oral exam. Pass this, get an offer (hopefully for a lot more than 7 cpl considering ALL the testing you just passed). lol
Not all companies perform this kind of in-depth testing, but I think the ones that do are more interested in hiring an MT who will be able to taken off full QA within a day or two of being hired, as opposed to an MT that is not as familiar/experienced with this employ.
Is pathology transcription hard to learn?
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I have done transcription for about forty years. It has always been neural foramen or foramina and
Subject: I have done transcription for about forty years. It has always been neural foramen or foramina and
NOT NEUROFORAMINAL.
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