s/l S1, S2, regular. RS lungs: Clear
Posted By: gmg on 2006-04-07
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Subject: s/l S1, S2, regular. RS lungs: Clear
He runs the whole thing together with a heavy accent, so not sure if the RS goes with the S1, S2 or if it is RS lungs. TIA!
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Subject: regular RS might be regular rhythm strip if the doc is old fashioned. nm
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Subject: lungs cor RSR... please sm... ty
Doc is very hard to understand... i've been doing this for a long time, and I have always thought that cor belonged in heart exam. This doc speaks very low, but s/l he continually says on physical exams, ...
lungs cor rsr. I figured lung exam was separate and i was missing something he said, and then i should type .... Cor, RSR (for regular sinus rhythm). Can somebody please clarify for me? I saw another transcriptionists report that said ... lungs cor rsr. That does not look correct to me and many of these other MT's make a lot of mistakes.
Please help! Thank you much!
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Subject: Could you put Lungs/Cor: RSR?
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Subject: LUNGS:
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Subject: s/l S1, S2, regular RS
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Subject: look in your regular dictionary
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Subject: As a regular helper here, thank YOU both!! nm
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Regular insulin
Subject: Regular insulin
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