transcribing about NIDDM. Sounds like sulfanuria and glybizone.
Posted By: Lucy O on 2005-12-28
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Subject: transcribing about NIDDM. Sounds like sulfanuria and glybizone.
I've come across a dictation that is talking about NIDDM. It sounds like he's saying "he was initially of sulfanuria and switched insulin in Puerto Rico". The other part is "He has never been on metformin or glybizone." Any suggestions??
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I am transcribing
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That is a very good point. I will type it the way she dictates. Thanks for the help.
no, maybe not - maybe they're transcribing ESL doc
Subject: no, maybe not - maybe they're transcribing ESL doc
are you transcribing or coding?
Subject: are you transcribing or coding?
If you are transcribing, the correct way is:
V code: Parent-child conflict.
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I am transcribing a report
Subject: I am transcribing a report
on a child. The doctor is stating that she gave s/l 2 to 1 neb? Is this what I am hearing? TIA
I have been transcribing "supertherapeutic." (sm)
Subject: I have been transcribing "supertherapeutic." (sm)
super = excess, above, but often the same usage as "supra." (Stedman's).
Are you by chance transcribing a dictation of Dr. A. S?
Subject: Are you by chance transcribing a dictation of Dr. A. S?
help transcribing measurement STAT
Subject: help transcribing measurement STAT
I know that I know this somewhere in my head, but I can't think of it to save my life
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TIA!!
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Subject: Advice for transcribing lens
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Subject: Thank you so much! I now realize I have at times been transcribing wrong. nm
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Subject: I never heard strandy until I started transcribing sm
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When transcribing "Sister so-and-so, when dictator refers
Subject: When transcribing "Sister so-and-so, when dictator refers
to patient as "sister" throughout report, is "sister" capitalized or not? Neither way looks correct to me.
To be perfectly honest, I have never seen it with periods before and I have been transcribing for 34
Subject: To be perfectly honest, I have never seen it with periods before and I have been transcribing for 34 years, but I too still have to learn new things every day. Guess that is what keeps me motivated.
In eight years of transcribing ortho, I've never heard this term...
Subject: In eight years of transcribing ortho, I've never heard this term...
Impression:
1. Left de Quervain tendinitis.
2. Left carpal tunnel syndrome.
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Any help is appreciated. :)
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Subject: Correction: Cytotec (ulcer med).It's the lateness of the hour. Thought I was transcribing alone.
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Transcribing ESL. He is pretty clear, but does 15 cc fluid restriction sound a little severe??? (nm)
Subject: Transcribing ESL. He is pretty clear, but does 15 cc fluid restriction sound a little severe??? (nm)
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Subject: when transcribing "baby girl Smith" should baby girl be capitalized?
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Subject: We have been caught by our QA for transcribing Toprol XL instead of Toprol-XL Since there is
technically not a drug called Toprol should this be transcribed as Toprol-XL though dictated as only Toprol. Have not been called on this yet, but just wondering what others do.
Is your patient a male? There are male sounds and female sounds. sm
Subject: Is your patient a male? There are male sounds and female sounds. sm
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sounds like JEP?
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sounds like
Subject: sounds like
post op day 1 from an esophagogastrectomy, _________ Laprobiotic? or laprobotic?
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Subject: Sounds right.
You also might just hear them say bands 27. Means the same thing. Go ahead with it.
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Subject: sounds right to me, thanks!
sounds okay to me.
Subject: sounds okay to me.
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sounds like
Subject: sounds like
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Subject: sounds like an-al-gus
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Subject: sounds like...
follicadermia of servant...
looked everywhere.. please help!
Sounds like doc is saying
Subject: Sounds like doc is saying
FI 02 is 50% on room air. S/L the letter 'F', the letter 'i' then 02. Please help.
Thanks, not sure if that is right but it sounds better than anything I have been able to come up wit
Subject: Thanks, not sure if that is right but it sounds better than anything I have been able to come up with
sounds like
Subject: sounds like
tochadinamometry, thanks for any help
It sounds like
Subject: It sounds like
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Sounds like
Subject: Sounds like
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Sounds like he is saying.... sm
Subject: Sounds like he is saying.... sm
ileus soleus muscle. Can't find. Any ideas?
Happy Monday! 
Sounds like....
Subject: Sounds like....
Sismogenous discharge. This is what the doctor found on pelvic exam with a whitish discharge in the vaginal vault.
Sounds about right after I look it up. Thanks!
Subject: Sounds about right after I look it up. Thanks!
Sounds like it could be - sm
Subject: Sounds like it could be - sm
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Subject: sounds ok to me
Thanks but it sounds just like dia something. :)
Subject: Thanks but it sounds just like dia something. :)
I can't even come close.
Thanks anyway.
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Subject: sounds like
this is a hospital but i couldny find it BUNKY GENERA HOSPITAL
Thank you. It could be that but it sounds like something else.
Subject: Thank you. It could be that but it sounds like something else.
sounds like
Subject: sounds like
sounds like Colchicine to me but that's for gout
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Subject: sounds like there should be something
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Subject: sounds like the or feo
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Sounds like he is saying....sm
Subject: Sounds like he is saying....sm
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sounds right to me
Subject: sounds right to me
nm
sounds like???
Subject: sounds like???
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sounds like--what....sm
Subject: sounds like--what....sm
Could be apprehension sign, inhibition sign, compression sign...help us out here. could be crepitation too. Could also be Lachman test.
That sure sounds like it!! THANKS!
Subject: That sure sounds like it!! THANKS!
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No, it definitely sounds like just away
Subject: No, it definitely sounds like just away
since it sounds like key I would say it is T
Subject: since it sounds like key I would say it is T
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to me KEY sounds like Q more than T....sm
Subject: to me KEY sounds like Q more than T....sm
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Subject: this is what I have/or sounds like
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