vibrated? Is this an electronic device....nm

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  • vibrated? Is this an electronic device....nm - after laryngectomy?.........
    • viberized - rudd

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departments
Lowercase common nouns designating department names; reserve capitals for proper nouns or adjectives, in addresses, or when part of a federal government agency name.

She is head of the St. Mary's Hospital surgery department.
He works for the State Department in Washington, DC.
The patient is head of the English department at the local state university.

However, capitalize a department name that is referred to as an entity.

The patient was referred to Anesthesia for preoperative evaluation.
The report from Pathology indicates that the tumor is benign.

divisions
Lowercase common nouns naming institutional divisions.

the administrative division of Memorial Hospital

internal units
Lowercase common names for internal units of an organization.

The patient's medication was changed because apparently the pharmacy can no longer obtain paregoric.

Exception: Capitalization may be used for such internal units in the entity's references to itself in its own formal and/or legal documents.

Please note the change in Pharmacy hours...

Capitalize internal elements when their names are not generic terms.

Dr. Smith's Limb Deficiency Clinic

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angina

I love it when we can "out wit" them. Of course a lot of these guys, not only ESLs, make up the stuff. The first thing they taught  was about the prefixes etc in the old transcription classes. I had been typing for about 2 years when they offered the class at a junior college where my husband was attending, he got me the book, which I still have, and I almost keeled over at all the different combos etc.

GOOD GOING GIRL!!!!!! 

Tyndall phenomenon:

the visibility of floating particles in gases or liquids when illuminated by a ray of sunlight and viewed at right angles to the illuminating ray. Syn: Tyndall effect.

Tendinitis:  Because this word is based on the Latin word tendo, with a genitive singular form of tendinis, and a combining form that is therefore tendin, the spelling tendonitis is irregular. 

Using it to tack down a Parietex mesh down circumferentially.  Sounds like abso tach.

TIA

It is an aortographic bilateral lower extremity and endarterectomy.  The word is used here.....A right posterior tibial artery directional endarterectomy with "SS foxhaul device"

Very hard to understand.

...hold the head and neck in an isocentric position while rotating them from left to right (or vice versa) during MRI or CT scanning.  Used to look at CSF flow and to look for disk damage. 

Here's a great big hairy reference URL that explains it.  I ran it through TinyUrl to make it more manageable:  http://tinyurl.com/cgjew4

Stumped. Sounds like doctor is saying: "Jackson-Hewitt" device was used to bring the Gore-Tex sutures through the abdominal wall......

Any help is GREATLY appreciated!!

I am transcribing a paraesophageal hiatal hernia repair.  Is there such a thing as a Thompson fixation device? I cannot verify it anywhere.

TIA

gastric bypass surgery.  tks

doing angioplasty, he says used a "Minsk closure device"?  TIA

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