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Complete thread -- reply misplaced above ^ (speaking of "attention to detail," lol).
Complete thread -- Why, thank you very much. My over-attention to detail is kind of wasted in this profession
Complete thread -- Flagged it. Thanks!
Complete thread -- ty. first part correct- psychiatric: depression, mild. Its still part ...
Complete thread -- Would think it actually is... Psychiatric: some depression, mild. Past medical history
Complete thread -- I hear merchandising price collecter, but what the heck is that?
Complete thread -- psychiatric: some depression, mild [heminal] history of anemia. ...
Complete thread -- yeah thnx ...
Complete thread -- Patient denies problems other than eye abrasion and [penal] problems [ ...
Complete thread -- probably flying through ultrasound studies. or ultrasounds.
Complete thread -- merchandising price connector?
Complete thread -- I will see him back in 6 months with bilateral carotid Doppler s/l ultrastudies
Complete thread -- She works part time as a (?????????).
Complete thread -- Yes, I can hear that. Thanks.
Complete thread -- sustained?
Complete thread -- s/l saphane??
Complete thread -- s/l CRPT (see message for context) s/l is at end of message.
Complete thread -- She is an infant with pulmonary vein stenosis....does not really
Complete thread -- does the patient have leukemia? Gleevec is usually given for that?
Complete thread -- perhaps Erythropoietin (EPO) Epoietin Alpha subcutaneously
Complete thread -- Ya, me too.
Complete thread -- do they say what the patient gets that for? other history?
Complete thread -- when googling weiss ring vitreous detachment, posterior is all that I find.
Complete thread -- In medications is saying she gets s/l Ip o net alpha subq nm
Complete thread -- There was a Weiss ring, representing s/l west-erior vitreous detachment.
Complete thread -- Gleevec
Complete thread -- Same patient....is receiving s/l Glee Vac....this is a child. nm
Complete thread -- Burkholderia cepacia (see bacteria link above)
Complete thread -- sm...
Complete thread -- exact sentence needed with before and after information please
Complete thread -- blood culture s/l burke holder kapia? nm
Complete thread -- thanks so much
Complete thread -- I really respect MTs who are professional enough to even think about this sort of thing.
Complete thread -- That's it. Thanks!
Complete thread -- Though, as per Dr. Margaret, S1, S2 regular means the rate and rhythm have to be regular
Complete thread -- Thanks, you're thinking very much like I am about this.
Complete thread -- good question - SM for my 2 cents
Complete thread -- I never use the 2nd comma.
Complete thread -- makes sense, they want to drain the entire thing, not just...
Complete thread -- just the *arcuate component*. Additionally, the fluid was dark red
Complete thread -- CARDIAC: S1, S2 within normal limits. (or) S1, S2, within normal limits.
Complete thread -- thanks!
Complete thread -- Areas flagged. Thx.
Complete thread -- PT with COPD. Please see msg for context. Thank you
Complete thread -- seconded, seems pretty clearly that now.
Complete thread -- nipple viability?
Complete thread -- nipple something (kind of doubt your "byproduct" below, but not my specialty)
Complete thread -- resection, excellent ______ was noted
Complete thread -- ty
Complete thread -- thanks
Complete thread -- pinch. check your "of" and "from"
Complete thread -- Sounds likes (to me) containing 1 L of LR and 1 L of epinephrine
Complete thread -- Corynebacterium?
Complete thread -- each side to adequate ______ thickness
Complete thread -- s/l corno-rhino bacterium on urine culture TIA!
Complete thread -- containing 1 liter of ___________ with epinephrine.
Complete thread -- the end of the resection, excellent *nipple by product* was noted
Complete thread -- a physical medicine and rehabilitation consult?
Complete thread -- [A] physical [medicines] [midlotation?] consults requested by the orth ...
Complete thread -- thnx i'll relisten ...
Complete thread -- Not sure of your word but it might be more like "promotion AND tenure..."
Complete thread -- Not sure what you are asking either, but do you mean short-term recall?
Complete thread -- when he matriculated as a medical student
Complete thread -- what are you asking?
Complete thread -- Not trying to be ugly, but it looks like some posters need to read the rules before
Complete thread -- until 1980 when he returned to ___ medical student
Complete thread -- promotion at tenure s/l acimidy. (doctor being considered for promotion)
Complete thread -- he is oriented x3, [sure] can recall 3/3, no agitation noted. ...
Complete thread -- mild *heminal* history of anemia ...
Complete thread -- the part where I said it sounds like "liver" you think sounds like metastatic disease?
Complete thread -- sounds like "metastatic disease."
Complete thread -- ...
Complete thread -- Thank you!
Complete thread -- yep.
Complete thread -- ...
Complete thread -- Please see msg - Her mother died at age 60 of (?liver) secondary to bowel cancer, hav
Complete thread -- In the WAV, is this how you think doc means for me to write this?
Complete thread -- Then again, 107 and 170 sound VERY similar as dictated by some doctors.
Complete thread -- Thanks. I knew the md twisted something around!
Complete thread -- 51 inches (4 feet 3 inches) 107 pounds would be 28.9.
Complete thread -- there's either unilateral or bilateral form, 'stiff' is a characteristic of this rare diso
Complete thread -- I'd flag - BMI does not equal height of 4'3" and 170 lg (or 117 lb)
Complete thread -- 4 1/4 feet ...
Complete thread -- Help. Can't make sense out of patient's height BMI, etc.
Complete thread -- s/l toe roaming may be pill rolling tremor (as in Parkinson disorder)
Complete thread -- s/l nava-prox-ee might be divalproex (Valproate) 2500 mg
Complete thread -- expanded on schizencephaly =grey matter malformation of the brain
Complete thread -- if able, post wav to be certain. It "might" be lip. open-lip schizencephaly sm
Complete thread -- forme fruste??
Complete thread -- It doesn't really make sense either way, but yes that's probably better. Very poor
Complete thread -- huh? possibly a form of schizencephaly?
Complete thread -- sm
Complete thread -- His initial MRI was reported to show an abnormal appearance of the lat ...
Complete thread -- He often doesn't make much sense.
Complete thread -- sm
Complete thread -- er... got it
Complete thread -- bot it - renal panel :) duh
Complete thread -- Osteoporosis.
Complete thread -- Would you put commas in this sentence? If so, where?
Complete thread -- Thanks so much.
Complete thread -- sounds like your s/l... but??
Complete thread -- yep, I found guttate psoriasis
Complete thread -- thanks! i'll stop lookin now.
Complete thread -- thyrotoxic phase... i'm still looking.
Complete thread -- found it - hashitoxicosis
Complete thread -- Hashimoto thyroiditis. sm
Complete thread -- guttata or guttate - only thing that's close
Complete thread -- MP3 posted
Complete thread -- s/l Gut tape psoriasis
Complete thread -- patient reports that he is on *lo case health work* -- Humana HMO
Complete thread -- thank you to all who tried
Complete thread -- caloric intake
Complete thread -- Yes!
Complete thread -- nah, mine's a Yankee
Complete thread -- moon facies?
Complete thread -- She is in no apparent distress with no facial plethora or s/l musacees
Complete thread -- NM, will flag.
Complete thread -- Psychiatric med called *nava-prox-ee* SA 2500 mg nightly. Please sm
Complete thread -- has decreased somewhat overtime, but she had not increased her ___at all
Complete thread -- This was a 10-minute consultation by a true Southern with deep and mumbling voice.
Complete thread -- ty
Complete thread -- I'd swear you are doing my doc, I just finished him and he said that again.
Complete thread -- NOS, not otherwise specified.
Complete thread -- LOL! It really sounded like "tivilies," didn't it?
Complete thread -- Thank you!!! ...
Complete thread -- CNS vasculitis
Complete thread -- Thank you for helping.
Complete thread -- Bingo! Thank you!
Complete thread -- it is akathisia. i cant spell without spellcheck lol
Complete thread -- akathisia
Complete thread -- jugular veins are flat. i hear that a lot on the neck.
Complete thread -- akithesia (ck my spelling)
Complete thread -- Psychiatry/ Abilify side effect
Complete thread -- male or female patient? could it be a breast exam-the nipples are flat?
Complete thread -- ...
Complete thread -- ...
Complete thread -- Physical Exam: Neck is supple. s/l tilavies are flat (not carotids or veins) Thx!
Complete thread -- pill rolling?
Complete thread -- s/l low amplitude toe-roaming tremor in the finger and thumb
Complete thread -- s/l low amplitude toe-roaming tremor in the finger and thumb
Complete thread -- oh lord, and a dizzy attack. Thanks anyway.
Complete thread -- Episode of loss of consciousness and s/l adiddy attack sm
Complete thread -- cataracts?
Complete thread -- they call it 'redundant' where i work and we don't type it.
Complete thread -- Nvm lol, chest. ...
Complete thread -- She does describe some typical symptoms of reflux. In particular, she ...
Complete thread -- Acceptable phrasing?
Complete thread -- PAST MED. HISTORY:...*is really catacs*, glaucoma ...
Complete thread -- as in rhymes with betadine? patadine?
Complete thread -- I am referring to the percussive sound made by the dictator
Complete thread -- Thanx ...
Complete thread -- Yes, I can hear that now. Thanks!!
Complete thread -- Argyle?
Complete thread -- A 28-French straight *are-dee-all-dull* chest tube was placed anteriorly
Complete thread -- Yes, thank you!! ...
Complete thread -- never mind, it is MAKOplasty. Thanks!
Complete thread -- what is the exact sentence (words dictated before and after)
Complete thread -- May-go or May-co surgery
Complete thread -- ?automatisms
Complete thread -- any abnormalities?
Complete thread -- tonic-clonic seizures
Complete thread -- ah, thanks for that info. So the product number would've helped in post...
Complete thread -- that's what I heard -zine, but you can't guess on an allergy
Complete thread -- another example:
Complete thread -- Oops, never mind. Went back to beginning where she said he had a single lead pacemaker.
Complete thread -- could be one or two. Check the brand/model.
Complete thread -- Thanks for your input!
Complete thread -- For pacemake pulse generator, would there be one lead only or more than one? Please
Complete thread -- does anyone hear Panadeine?
Complete thread -- anteromedial is my guess.
Complete thread -- PhosLo? but, can't guess on a med. best to flag & send it on.
Complete thread -- all i hear is the ending of zene...?
Complete thread -- med: foswel? -no dosage ...
Complete thread -- Incision made 2 inches below clavicle landmark *inter medial* to deltopectoral groove
Complete thread -- yeah got it, its toprol xl 50 mg thnx! ...
Complete thread -- there is no audio glitch... Confused....
Complete thread -- no; it's not possible due to the audio glitch
Complete thread -- please need help on this, anyone have a thought on what drug could be?
Complete thread -- THANK YOU SO MUCH! Kind of a duh moment for me I guess.
Complete thread -- beats of clonus, I should say
Complete thread -- clonus
Complete thread -- s/l beats of coolness in the leg TIA!
Complete thread -- She has multiple other drug allergies including (???????), penicillin and Endone.
Complete thread -- omg you are so right! Thank you f g j j g j!!!
Complete thread -- disclose a clue to her very ...
Complete thread -- endoscopy will be cancelled if the other investigations (???????) her very unusual sy
Complete thread -- This was posted about 3 hours ago, I don't think they are coming back.
Complete thread -- Rothiad = Lafayette
Complete thread -- Lafayette (zip: 47904-4305)
Complete thread -- collision?
Complete thread -- DO YOU HAVE A DOSE?
Complete thread -- Toprol-XL?
Complete thread -- BiNGo
Complete thread -- BinGo
Complete thread -- http://www.google.com/webhp?source=search_app#hl=en&tbo=d&sclient=psy-ab&q=rectourethralis
Complete thread -- Thanks! nm
Complete thread -- Yes you are correct.
Complete thread -- MP3 file, Ortho. Please listen. sm
Complete thread -- occasion
Complete thread -- ? Pulmicort Flexhaler
Complete thread -- any diagnosis?
Complete thread -- MEDICATION: POPLO? EXHALE ...
Complete thread -- hey! dito! ...
Complete thread -- diagnostic imagings
Complete thread -- the patient sustained an injury to her left knee during a s/l concusion while playing
Complete thread -- roof? (I've also heard it pronounced "ruff" in some places)
Complete thread -- "thomas j. curfman"
Complete thread -- her father's dog tags.
Complete thread -- No old ultrasound or *in the domestic things* are available in file or ...
Complete thread -- I have that, but what can rothiad mean?
Complete thread -- the patient is wearing her father's _____.
Complete thread -- THOMAS J. CURFMAN, MD IN 46085-5541 Neurology E038 ...
Complete thread -- s/l Dr. Curfman in Rothiad . this is indiana.can't find anything which resembles
Complete thread -- Patient with seizures. s/l ruck
Complete thread -- thank you!
Complete thread -- or...enlarged node... supra.
Complete thread -- I'm sure he means "enlarged nodules" and I'd probably give it to him.
Complete thread -- sm
Complete thread -- thanks for giving the final answer!! much appreciated!
Complete thread -- This is another I'd like to know the outcome of the words....if the OP would kindly (sm)
Complete thread -- agree! i'd love to know since i researched a sh*tload and couldn't figure it out.
Complete thread -- Well, I can certainly see why they would shorten it, lol.
Complete thread -- Thanks very much!!!
Complete thread -- bingo, a couple of times abbreviated to teleogram.
Complete thread -- (i.e. that's what my doc calls it)
Complete thread -- "teleo" short for teleoroentgenogram
Complete thread -- wrong answer is theliogram SM
Complete thread -- Please help with wav 1.
Complete thread -- sorry, the post regarding "gah-phitis"
Complete thread -- Pls let us know what QA said - it's been bugging me!!
Complete thread -- I found it after I already sent with blank (Belleplain)
Complete thread -- I think you're right, and remember - doctors RARELY spell anything right.
Complete thread -- the *de-non* fascia, I don't think is Denonvillier - the s/l isn't long enough to match.
Complete thread -- Agree w/Jeannine, can't have Denonvilliers and ampulla of Vater - they are not that close
Complete thread -- I'm sure you searched. I didn't mean that in a bad way, just showing you how I looked.
Complete thread -- Obviously if I hadn't looked at the lists and maps, I wouldn't have posted, but thanks
Complete thread -- if this is a prostatectomy, I think maybe the ampulla of Vater isn't right - SM
Complete thread -- ampullae of the vas deferens???
Complete thread -- ampulla of Vater
Complete thread -- Denonvilliers' fascia;
Complete thread -- The sl*de-non* fascia was then entered, and the *ampules of vah-da* were isolated
Complete thread -- Yes..thank you!
Complete thread -- mirror positions???
Complete thread -- Sutures at the 4, 6, and 8 positions were placed in their sl*mere* positions on the
Complete thread -- DEXA scan measures bone density. usually they measure thyroid levels
Complete thread -- Valentine, Valley, Bartley - google new jersey cities and towns
Complete thread -- The patient lives in s/l"Bellpay/Velpay/Felpe/Volpay" New Jersey.
Complete thread -- I believe I just found what he's referring to, but he is spelling it wrong.
Complete thread -- "graph jacquet"
Complete thread -- Thank you!!
Complete thread -- I should have said "with those in mind." You've got me on the right track.
Complete thread -- agree x2
Complete thread -- and...to confuse ya more, there is glucocorticosteroid
Complete thread -- Thanks everyone! I will listen again with that in mind. I bet that's it.
Complete thread -- FTC functional therapeutic class
Complete thread -- agree
Complete thread -- google NYHA FTC and you'll get some hits. I think that is what you want.
Complete thread -- glucocorticoids?
Complete thread -- there is a Dexa scan study
Complete thread -- Ty but he says it twice, def. sounds like FDC or FTC - nm
Complete thread -- How about corticosteroids? (Did not look up - just a WAG).
Complete thread -- ?glucosteroids
Complete thread -- NYHA-FC (functional class)?
Complete thread -- Some type of steroids listed in the past medical history.
Complete thread -- s/l either FTC or FDC
Complete thread -- Thanks, Shoots!
Complete thread -- esophagitis
Complete thread -- I think it could work sm
Complete thread -- the surgeon's hands were "dropped" (see message) Sound right?
Complete thread -- No, but thanks for trying. I've flagged them all, sent in. If I find out what QA put, I'll
Complete thread -- wag-pouchitis?
Complete thread -- I hear "clue cells" but not enough to fill rest in...thanks.
Complete thread -- Geez, I just don't know. Once I thought I heard "t" to start, but every other
Complete thread -- anything ring a bell here? (sm)
Complete thread -- maybe...just maybe typhlitis - Inflammation of the cecum. (sm
Complete thread -- white cells?
Complete thread -- I would actually flag that...
Complete thread -- Just said flexible sigmoidoscopy to look at disease activity for *gah-phy-tis.* Please sm
Complete thread -- Same as below but wanted to bring to top...doc says this 4 times and
Complete thread -- Thank you. I flagged and added in your comments
Complete thread -- s/l waxall and distali?? any ideas
Complete thread -- well that is what she says, unless she really said something else and I did not hear
Complete thread -- true.. i'd put "upset" or gravely upset. upsettedness? I actually found that word...
Complete thread -- thyroid and heart palpitations go together, check Lexiscan if she obviously can't walk on
Complete thread -- doesnt sound like dexa - sounds like baseline Lexiscan ? she having heart trouble?
Complete thread -- not sure what to make of this sentence, though it is pretty clear
Complete thread -- "grave" sounds fine to me but "upsetness" is not a real word.
Complete thread -- I would, personally, since -dine is often pronounced -deen. But like lb says... up to you
Complete thread -- thank you. I guess it means that she is really, really upset (sounds like grave)?
Complete thread -- actually it really doesnt sound like that at all- any other idea? ...
Complete thread -- i'd comma after white too. and I'd put pH (instead of PH)
Complete thread -- brief or grave upsetness... seeing, and she seems (you left out and)
Complete thread -- its not up to me. if you feel comfortable, send it on. or ... blank it.
Complete thread -- she expresses ____over previous endocrinologist
Complete thread -- Not hearing an "s" sound in there at all. Thanks for trying!
Complete thread -- comma placement correct?
Complete thread -- what do you think? Can I take that chance on an allergy, otherwise it is very clear
Complete thread -- gastritis?
Complete thread -- it is, but maybe the doc says it differently.
Complete thread -- patient has allergy to "eye-o-deen". I would guess iodine, but isnt that pronounced
Complete thread -- followed up for *ga-phitis* with recurrent inflammatory bowel disease
Complete thread -- ty! ...
Complete thread -- impr ...
Complete thread -- TY!!
Complete thread -- Google "bounding pulses" and "abounding pulses"
Complete thread -- bounding
Complete thread -- neuropathic indices cannot be excluded
Complete thread -- op note help - pulses - TY
Complete thread -- he starts saying "number one-___ x-ray of her joint, I am attaching context
Complete thread -- findings are compatible with adenomatous hyperplasia,however, the *nur ...
Complete thread -- to me sounds like "en bloc acute x-ray" (wait for others tho, not totally sure)
Complete thread -- sinus flow and thyroid gland?- whats connection? ...
Complete thread -- ___ an x-ray of her joint. Is that "I obtained" or "to obtain"
Complete thread -- or is it maybe- 'Flow resistance in sinuous flow is noted in the thyro ...
Complete thread -- ahhh
Complete thread -- yes, i think you are right
Complete thread -- ? physiology
Complete thread -- old wav still there...not yours.
Complete thread -- 1. Concussion education which included discussion on concussions __(7: ...
Complete thread -- rhytidectomy (face-lift)
Complete thread -- thank you - nm ...
Complete thread -- s/l rid did ectomy - does not sound like irridectomy
Complete thread -- [or in the domesticies] -very difficult to decipher ...
Complete thread -- THANKS, Oasis! I think it's Frykman!
Complete thread -- ended baseball for football
Complete thread -- football - since the football season did just start?
Complete thread -- not sure if this makes sense. maybe he says full ball.
Complete thread -- This is a guess, but could it be "sinus flow is"
Complete thread -- do you have a "sound like"?
Complete thread -- It can be 12:00 and 12:30 (the are the anatomic positions as on a clock face)
Complete thread -- MRI help
Complete thread -- 6 cm in longitudinal and 3 cm in AP dimension.
Complete thread -- yes
Complete thread -- Thank you!!!
Complete thread -- thnx nm, AP definitely caps? ...
Complete thread -- delayed after breast cancer surgery, possibly. It's okay.
Complete thread -- no old ultrasound or [____] are available in the file or computer. ...
Complete thread -- is here for a followup of her right breast reconstruction, delayed.
Complete thread -- both lobes measured 6 cm in [longitutal] dimension and 3 cm in [ap] di ...
Complete thread -- and AP is right too.
Complete thread -- PO (by mouth)
Complete thread -- longitudinal
Complete thread -- thnx again! ...
Complete thread -- no resistant [soons flowless] noted to the thyroid gland. ...
Complete thread -- thyroid lobes
Complete thread -- both [dileg] lobes? ...
Complete thread -- You are great!
Complete thread -- thnx ...
Complete thread -- I would assume as opposed to meaning necrotic and dead that it would be correct
Complete thread -- both lobes measured 6 cm in [longitutal] dimension and 3 cm in the [ap ...
Complete thread -- They sure don't!
Complete thread -- I see it now - the lumbar fascia is inflamed due to the decompression. TY!!!!!!!
Complete thread -- pole
Complete thread -- her flaps are healthy and alive. Does that make sense in context?
Complete thread -- Nvm, I wasn't thinking!
Complete thread -- thank you, MT50
Complete thread -- thyroid gland appears diffusely inhomogeneous with focal nodularity in ...
Complete thread -- That she is not taking anything by mouth (orally) at this point
Complete thread -- that would have to do with fascia, but not necess. facets... hmmm
Complete thread -- what would PO or TO mean in this context
Complete thread -- oh wait, it was on your 2nd post. aaahhh now i see why i typed thumb
Complete thread -- i have NO idea why i typed thumb...? i just re-read your ? and you never said thumb. LOL
Complete thread -- I see facetitis on a few websites but they don't look very reliable?
Complete thread -- fasciitis ?
Complete thread -- I like it.
Complete thread -- is facetitis a word?
Complete thread -- Don't know if this helps but this is the general breakdown, not sure if that is what it
Complete thread -- You're very welcome and I was more than happy to help.
Complete thread -- amazing, I also tried, but did without thumb... Thanks so much
Complete thread -- could be saying "as of" instead of "hours of"
Complete thread -- r-something amount of injuries...?
Complete thread -- popliteal would be correct and "medial" for the other
Complete thread -- ... Proximal (P1) ... dorsal P2 (found it by Googling P1 thumb and then (sm)
Complete thread -- sorry--never mind
Complete thread -- You'll find it on google.
Complete thread -- congenital nephrotic syndrome of the Finnish type
Complete thread -- I just had another patient with a "p1" fracture of the thumb... Please help
Complete thread -- ever heard of a T1 or P1 or teeone or peeone fracture of finger intraarticular
Complete thread -- many thanks
Complete thread -- Hmmm. I would have to send that one to QA. Sorry
Complete thread -- rubra vera
Complete thread -- Please help me with my mumber, LOL. I know about polycythemia vera, but
Complete thread -- NM, must be. Flagging the second one. Need to send in now.
Complete thread -- Does surgeon's dictated "pop" refer to popliteal in following context?
Complete thread -- Do you mind telling me by means of what website you were able to find this doc?
Complete thread -- Thank you. ...
Complete thread -- WAV sent. See message for full sentence.
Complete thread -- sure, they use wires and clips during CABG and this will show up on the x-ray
Complete thread -- Chest x-ray
Complete thread -- Thanks so much! My search was unsuccessful. Thanks again!
Complete thread -- Awesome! Thanks
Complete thread -- Ali H. Kizilbash PhD
Complete thread -- maybe pars interarticularis?
Complete thread -- Lumbar spine: There appears to be "parjin tegrederos" defects with a grade 1 slip.
Complete thread -- found this double stacking maximally inhaled (breath stacking) or(not realing familiar) sm
Complete thread -- Cannot confirm spelling for neuropsychiatrist in or near Pensacola, FL, named s/l
Complete thread -- double stacking on ventilator (Google that)
Complete thread -- She was "double stacking," thus was placed on pressure support of 10
Complete thread -- sm
Complete thread -- is dictator saying "semicolon"?
Complete thread -- Can find some use of the word "amniocele" but not "amniocystocele"
Complete thread -- message or 'massage' not sure on your s/l
Complete thread -- Something like "symposiums"? Sorry, not your s/l.
Complete thread -- sm
Complete thread -- it would be another way of saying radiculogram
Complete thread -- s/l amniocystocele
Complete thread -- I could never get the MP3 to play...?
Complete thread -- undilUted (not undilated!)
Complete thread -- context please
Complete thread -- Thank you both
Complete thread -- moving on - thanks for listening.
Complete thread -- : )
Complete thread -- I think that's fine
Complete thread -- referred to AA, NA s/l some cause. TIA!
Complete thread -- . He is married and has 3 children. The patient is retired; he did _______________
Complete thread -- I would say looking at dx of anemia with cause poss being G.I. bleed
Complete thread -- The GI bleed could be the cause of the anemia, but with no
Complete thread -- Doctor says, "Questionable GI bleed anemia." Is that one condition or two?
Complete thread -- thanks for quick response
Complete thread -- varsity cheerleader, honor student
Complete thread -- Sport/School/Grade: Powell High School 9th grade, ____, honor student. ...
Complete thread -- ...
Complete thread -- DOH. NO. hepatology/gist. = liver etc. Gastro = digestion
Complete thread -- excessive sleep
Complete thread -- 5 points for feeling slow, 4 points each for fatigue, drowsiness, irri ...
Complete thread -- thank you
Complete thread -- ? atypical reactive hyperplasia
Complete thread -- Frykman is a radial fracture as well, could that be in there?
Complete thread -- has a personal history of having a left breast stereotactic biopsy where she was
Complete thread -- guess ~ brittle?
Complete thread -- Thank you fgjjgj! I guess he was stumbling over "antibody!"
Complete thread -- hepatitis b core antibody
Complete thread -- Thanks!
Complete thread -- help with lab data/Hepatitis B. Thanks!
Complete thread -- help with a buckle fracture of the distal radius. Thanks!
Complete thread -- Does this makes sense, out laterally?, I think so I just wanted to be sure
Complete thread -- except for the punctuation...
Complete thread -- long night?
Complete thread -- extensive choreic movement
Complete thread -- Jungle Jungle Jungle Jungle Theme Park Theme Park ...
Complete thread -- who does have extensive _____ movement.
Complete thread -- BoS2 says for the noun or adjective, followthrough but that follow-through is
Complete thread -- Thank you!!!
Complete thread -- trick or treating
Complete thread -- reposted. i hope it works now.
Complete thread -- No wave yet
Complete thread -- The patient states that she only went ____since she felt that her symp ...
Complete thread -- ...
Complete thread -- ...
Complete thread -- This will reduce his _____ dose from the Vicodin extra-strength
Complete thread -- shoulder surgery in the past, who came in to us after the patient...
Complete thread -- history of hypercholesterolemia, arthritis, seizures, and a past histo ...
Complete thread -- (unless it is a client-specific thing, but we here do not know that)
Complete thread -- sorry, can't make it out. all i did hear was seratonin....
Complete thread -- can you hear seratonin reuptake?
Complete thread -- carbamazepine not cap'd. sertraline either. both generic.
Complete thread -- there was no evidice of any seratonin (another word here) withdrawal syndrome..??
Complete thread -- sm
Complete thread -- I think there's a technical problem. Will try later. Thanks.
Complete thread -- I don't hear anything on the mp3, but SSRI withdrawal maybe?
Complete thread -- nmind
Complete thread -- Help with psych note, please.
Complete thread -- Trying to find correct city for Scott Salkind, DO
Complete thread -- or followthrough as 1 word. just like followup/follow up. 2 words, verb; 1 word adj/noun
Complete thread -- is of the mind?
Complete thread -- Never mind, thanks.
Complete thread -- wav file. thanks
Complete thread -- follow-through.
Complete thread -- followthrough or follow through?
Complete thread -- faun tail nevus?
Complete thread -- post deleted
Complete thread -- thanks!
Complete thread -- thought so - thanks.
Complete thread -- followup 1 word, adjective or noun. 2 words follow up - verb. you have it right.
Complete thread -- yes
Complete thread -- preservative-free, P-F?
Complete thread -- hepatic encephalopathy?
Complete thread -- followup?
Complete thread -- Thank you both. I edited to 'she'
Complete thread -- ...
Complete thread -- usually ureteral when it comes to stones. not sure I've heard urethral (because if it is
Complete thread -- lid eversion?
Complete thread -- an easy test is to take away the 2nd person: 'she' gets along, not 'her' gets along
Complete thread -- can't tell if this should be midureteral or midurethral?
Complete thread -- static? sm
Complete thread -- she
Complete thread -- eye exam s/l lead egursion
Complete thread -- S/L ??esthetic encephalopathy. brain drain here TIA
Complete thread -- I heard something like that too but cannot make out what kind of kit it would be
Complete thread -- She and her husband get along fine or is it 'her' and her husband?
Complete thread -- ? ThoraGate™ Duval (not sure that's what yours sounds like?)
Complete thread -- "s/l ca-au-di-ae" lung grasper
Complete thread -- I found rootogram - but it has nothing to do medical.
Complete thread -- I don't know what that is LOL - but I do think the doc made up his own word.
Complete thread -- some kind of kit. LE kit? Ellie kit?
Complete thread -- Viscoat and probably wire lid speculum
Complete thread -- thank you so much!
Complete thread -- It was MAC
Complete thread -- s/l visacoat and Y O
Complete thread -- Anesthesia for DDD pacemaker placement, s/l "may say/MSA"
Complete thread -- Nevermind, was saying mycophenolate mofetil
Complete thread -- I heard trientine too.
Complete thread -- s/l "micro-thin light moffitals"
Complete thread -- geez - you're right. It's rootogram. Didn't even Google it cuz I figured OP did already.
Complete thread -- P P F lidocaine
Complete thread -- Found only this
Complete thread -- coeliac screen was negative, however, his total IgA was low. The (?????) was not eff
Complete thread -- found rootograms... guess it makes sense
Complete thread -- I hear "discogram" a lot too. He's making up his own
Complete thread -- intraforaminally? but what is a root o gram?
Complete thread -- yes, sounds just like root oh gram
Complete thread -- I can find trientine and zinc for treatment for Wilson's disease and pt is having tests
Complete thread -- Omnipaque was injected *inferforaminally* to obtain & by a 0.5 cc of 2% *P P F* lidoc
Complete thread -- I often hear epidurograms in this context, but not much like your s/l
Complete thread -- Thanks. Purple is all I know too.
Complete thread -- acquisition of s/l root o grams
Complete thread -- could be, but I've never heard of trientine so wouldn't have guessed it.
Complete thread -- I thought I heard trientine, does anyone else hear that?
Complete thread -- usually its a purple marking pen but no idea on what that doc is calling it.
Complete thread -- triamterene ?? but the 2nd is transplant coordinators.
Complete thread -- some further prescriptions for (??????), zinc and vitamin A and K. I will organise
Complete thread -- s/l trackable valera skin marker TIA!
Complete thread -- Thanks for the suggestions. Don't seem to find my sounds like. Flagging and sending on.
Complete thread -- found cobalt chloride, sweat chloride. google chloride allergy test.
Complete thread -- s/l ex red chloride test TIA!
Complete thread -- Thanks!
Complete thread -- base of joint arthroplasty?
Complete thread -- basal joint or basilar joint
Complete thread -- He has a history of S/L basojoin arthroplasty.
Complete thread -- that is what i am assuming, but sure does not sound like it. Thought ...
Complete thread -- anticipated???
Complete thread -- Nevermind. He is saying GlideScope.
Complete thread -- *kaleidoscope* was utilized. Intubation.
Complete thread -- vocab word I cannot find for sentence
Complete thread -- satellite?
Complete thread -- Thanks
Complete thread -- his nm
Complete thread -- The patient states that he had a lost a good friend of him and his wife.
Complete thread -- no not Cafe au lait. s/l f or s sound at beginning.
Complete thread -- s/l textor T radiograph (hit enter by mistake above)
Complete thread -- Café-au-lait ?
Complete thread -- Textor T radiograph
Complete thread -- s/l concussion ** split force ** mechanism
Complete thread -- Patient has ....congential nevus as well as numerous congenital s/l fal-o-ate nevi.
Complete thread -- there was heart problem, atrial fibrillation
Complete thread -- Thank you so much! What a difference 1 letter makes.
Complete thread -- good ortho link(from oasis) on signs/maneuvers - other MTs might want to save it
Complete thread -- maybe doc misspoke and said wrist instead of foot?
Complete thread -- Kienbock or Kienbock's
Complete thread -- got it, kienboch
Complete thread -- Acceptable, but why change what was dictated if it's also acceptable?
Complete thread -- The patient had previous surgery for s/l kangbox disease. Thanks
Complete thread -- Kimball is probably from the make Miles Kimball, but not a wrist strap as this is
Complete thread -- sm.
Complete thread -- I am at a loss on the 2nd one. Maybe someone else can pop in on that.
Complete thread -- ?ethyl chloride
Complete thread -- low dye strapping technique - 2nd blank. Still checking the first one.
Complete thread -- s/l methyl chloride ...used for wound debridement pain TIA!
Complete thread -- The patient injected with 1 cc of lidocaine plain, 1 cc of Marcaine plain and 1 cc of
Complete thread -- I don't see any CAD or anything to suggest a reason for left heart cath in PMH.
Complete thread -- thanks
Complete thread -- check last sentence under assessment/plan ? should be status post fall.
Complete thread -- spines
Complete thread -- medially into the tibial _____ and please see the official report
Complete thread -- Thank you. I went with that.
Complete thread -- I hear arterial-enhancing too
Complete thread -- are
Complete thread -- is/are
Complete thread -- yes, I believe so. thanks!
Complete thread -- necrosed?
Complete thread -- Patient with lung cancer with pancreatic findings on CT. MP3
Complete thread -- I'll have some of whatever you're smoking, lol.
Complete thread -- There is no wave, only a question mark
Complete thread -- could U pls give the sentence before 'bi-arm' - thank you!
Complete thread -- arterial-enhancing lesion is what i hear. does that make sense to you?
Complete thread -- Oh darn~! Good luck!!
Complete thread -- no, not pseuodo lesion, thank you though
Complete thread -- I can't hear wavs for some reason, but I am guessing "pseudolesion"?
Complete thread -- listen for "She will opt to topically alternate ice and moist heat."
Complete thread -- Now thinking either left heart cath or left arm cast...
Complete thread -- There is a 3 cm (??????) lesion in segment IVA/B with partial washout consistent with
Complete thread -- PSH: "uh lefter cass on" March 2012
Complete thread -- *bi-arm* fine needle aspiration of thyroid lobe mass ?
Complete thread -- may be optimally? Most favorable or desirable
Complete thread -- s/l optopically
Complete thread -- Nobody said Darlene said anything about GI... the OP did, down below. not a big deal
Complete thread -- Darlene did NOT mention G.I., thus liver WAS correct track
Complete thread -- liver specialists ARE gastroenterologists
Complete thread -- because the OP said this was a liver doctor, not a GI.
Complete thread -- geez ignore most of post, not awake yet, don't know where I got liver, as in transplant
Complete thread -- might try google hospital/account name, they often present floor layout
Complete thread -- thanks for idea but it can't be. this is a liver specialist
Complete thread -- reminds me of endoscopy suite?
Complete thread -- I saw the patient for a followup visit today in s/l DOC suite 7100.
Complete thread -- Since his last visit, he reports being 95% back to his normal self. _ ...
Complete thread -- and is an argument for him... (is a reason for him)
Complete thread -- I think it makes sense (bring them back up in discussion)
Complete thread -- pancreatitis can increase pancreatic cancer up to 18-fold and (?an argument) is for h
Complete thread -- thanks for tyring
Complete thread -- I can (?resurrect) these incorrect thoughts but she would prefer just to leave things
Complete thread -- sorry, best I can do. but maybe the above will help clear it up for you some more.
Complete thread -- enemas. At times it _____, at times it precipitates pain, but...
Complete thread -- She is struggling with the Salofalk enemas (??????) it precipitates pain but we have
Complete thread -- I guess. She does have a weird way of talking. "We will do" observation. "We will do"
Complete thread -- yep, Regional Institute for Children and Adolescents
Complete thread -- no clue. her way of talking? I'd just type as dictated.
Complete thread -- Any ideas why this NP always says "complete"
Complete thread -- did you find it or send it with a blank? I was still looking.
Complete thread -- nmind
Complete thread -- Her primary care physician is Dr. s/l Jine (long i), located in Bowie (Maryland)
Complete thread -- listen for appendiceal base
Complete thread -- Found it this time, putting different order in google: RICA.
Complete thread -- Teenage psych pt. in Maryland area; has been in s/l "Ryka" (psych hosp).
Complete thread -- Yeah, that's how I sent it because she even continued the meds after stating w/o that
Complete thread -- Although obvious all meds thru PEG, I would only change that which is "p.o", as dictated.
Complete thread -- "I'm sorry, every p.o. medicine is through PEG."
Complete thread -- Thank you so much for the information.. I will keep the link in "favorites."
Complete thread -- Here is the link...
Complete thread -- ...
Complete thread -- s/l "thiss-a-lee" sign? Please see msg for context. Thank you.
Complete thread -- maybe present?
Complete thread -- Yes, thank you. Could you figure anything out for the s/l spacement? ...
Complete thread -- appendiceal???
Complete thread -- got one s/l... Her 5-HIAA and chromogranin levels.. ...
Complete thread -- had a carcinoid tumor on the s/l ependicial spacement?? that was remov ...
Complete thread -- ;-)
Complete thread -- Shoot! I like shoots's better!
Complete thread -- coarticulation?
Complete thread -- got lucky and found circumlocution
Complete thread -- anyone?
Complete thread -- any guesses as to what is being meant? s/l circa-mat-eesh-an
Complete thread -- blanked them. Thanks anyway.
Complete thread -- She's really clearly saying exactly as I typed (phonetically). I'm
Complete thread -- Cipro, Zosyn for the first two...
Complete thread -- Allergies: Ciprosyn and fluosyn and prosyn. Won't guess, just curious.
Complete thread -- sorry - ABPA - allergic bronchopulmonary aspergillos
Complete thread -- ADPA - Got it, thanks. Had to get the n's and m's out of there!
Complete thread -- Sent Wav file. I should know this!
Complete thread -- This is a 4-letter abbreviation, sounds like addm, adbm, addn, adbn? Anything like
Complete thread -- Yes, for a male it's unusual. Pretty common female name.
Complete thread -- you need a period or semicolon before "both"
Complete thread -- Sounds like my QA, unfortunately. They're very good at "closing up" sentences as if no
Complete thread -- I agree with you, I heard that word/those words in there. Cheating is what I call it.
Complete thread -- pathognomonic
Complete thread -- the pt's rather unusual first name is in your post
Complete thread -- s/l pacidnemonic
Complete thread -- I'd leave as dictated. 'this could refer to the symptom complex, so would be singular
Complete thread -- grammar help
Complete thread -- angular fibrosis (as in angular incisure)
Complete thread -- Neither would really make sense.
Complete thread -- does anyone hear s/l annular fibrosis, but can only verify annulus fibrosis
Complete thread -- This is probably a typo here but note scatted - scattered ulcerations
Complete thread -- I feel like he is trying to pronounce angiofibrosis (sounds more like angular)
Complete thread -- Capsule endoscopy has shown scatted ulceration and (?????), both of these may be feat
Complete thread -- ...or even better full mantle radiation.
Complete thread -- Seeing references to field/mantle radiation, mantle field, and extended-field.
Complete thread -- ? full body radiation
Complete thread -- agree with you! Totally irresponsible QA.
Complete thread -- Hodgkin's disease with chemotherapy and "fomodl" radiation in 1970s tia
Complete thread -- Only as far as reports have to go to QA if there is a blank.
Complete thread -- Does the facility have a no-blank policy?
Complete thread -- I simply wish they would send on with a blank if they cannot get it instead
Complete thread -- It's always better to be safe than sorry, but I understand your frustration.
Complete thread -- QA response from previous post - I hate this! I sent a WAV file on this.
Complete thread -- thanks
Complete thread -- TY. That's what I thought.
Complete thread -- first is Benicar HCT 40/25, second is Benicar 40.
Complete thread -- Edema progressed to the point of skin breakdown and he
Complete thread -- FreAmine parenteral
Complete thread -- s/l free a mean solution
Complete thread -- Oh I finally found it.
Complete thread -- and just to clarify she spells this out.
Complete thread -- Oh my she says UMI uterine manipulator but all I find are ZUMI, RUMI, and HUMI !! sm
Complete thread -- ? Cardizem protocol
Complete thread -- listen for SPECT study
Complete thread -- "seems to be" does not sound right to me
Complete thread -- Thanks.
Complete thread -- hanks for the help.
Complete thread -- bruising she says is new since the biopsy. You were trying to make it
Complete thread -- mp3 help. pls sm.
Complete thread -- I guess I got it a few seconds before yours posted actually. :)
Complete thread -- lol, wow. Looks like you typed it a few minutes before I typed that I got it, but the
Complete thread -- trazodone not capitalized (generic)
Complete thread -- LOL. You must have gotten it while I was typing it above. :)
Complete thread -- knock knock knock Will Wheaton, knock knock knock Will Wheaton, wait
Complete thread -- "have contacted and spoken to the nurse" maybe?
Complete thread -- Oh, I just got it: I have contacted "and spoken to" the nurse
Complete thread -- Not unless her name is Ann Spunghimto. Lol. Thanks for the idea. I'll leave a blank.
Complete thread -- could he be giving the nurses name? Ann ___________, the nurse who...
Complete thread -- thanks
Complete thread -- montelukast, (no acid) and he has been
Complete thread -- therefore, I have contacted s/l "and spung him" to the nurse who takes care of him
Complete thread -- thanks
Complete thread -- furosemide 20, Trazodone, _______ acid and he has been on
Complete thread -- I cannot make out your blank but I hear NO focal lesions were seen in the liver....
Complete thread -- Thanks. Apparently I chose the right way but thanks for the verification.
Complete thread -- No lacerations, ___________ hematoma was identified.
Complete thread -- s/l montanic acid
Complete thread -- suppose it could be written 10-100, but looks good
Complete thread -- according to BoS 2:
Complete thread -- Please give more context so we can try to help you.
Complete thread -- Anyone think polymer CAP makes sense here?
Complete thread -- okay... thank you!
Complete thread -- I can't post links here for some reason, but I googled chest fluid in fissures
Complete thread -- crct as is?
Complete thread -- does that make sense though?
Complete thread -- Oh, gosh, I don't know how I missed it, but now I can find *RBI* catheter.
Complete thread -- try *fissures*
Complete thread -- An *REI* catheter was used to selectively catheterize the left external iliac artery.
Complete thread -- s/l fisheries any guesses??
Complete thread -- I agree. Thanks for the help.
Complete thread -- sinus tracts?
Complete thread -- She uses a CoughAssist machine twice daily with a pressure of (plus and minus) 30,
Complete thread -- mp3 help. pls sm.
Complete thread -- or 'mark drop' maybe?
Complete thread -- some kind of 'mark up'?
Complete thread -- I found Phadiatop (not your s/l though) ?
Complete thread -- serum aeroallergen testing by the s/l mirror cup method TIA!
Complete thread -- Thanks for trying. I'll flag this. My only blank after a long note, thanks to
Complete thread -- Ah I hear it....you are great...thanks.
Complete thread -- But, then again, I can't be sure either.
Complete thread -- You know, I don't think prior is so far fetched, actually.
Complete thread -- freeze/thaw
Complete thread -- s/l freestaw?? cycles
Complete thread -- Gosh, just can't hear that. s/l pye-oh pedicle screws. I almost thought
Complete thread -- Thank you very much!!
Complete thread -- I don't think everyone has google set to come up auto like that, fyi
Complete thread -- Yes, I did try google but didn't see that (or maybe I googled a bit
Complete thread -- VIPER? pedicle screws
Complete thread -- 5.5 x 45-mm is probably what they are going for, 6.5 x 50-mm, etc.
Complete thread -- I mean the minute I typed "pedicle probe", it came right up
Complete thread -- could pryah be bilateral?
Complete thread -- we used a *five five* 45 mm pedicle screw. I think I find enough hits to support
Complete thread -- Lenke. If you tried Google first, the minute I typed it in, it came up ...
Complete thread -- Back surgery... A *lain-kee* pedicle probe. Please sm for
Complete thread -- sternal?
Complete thread -- WAG - ACS? (acute coronary syndrome)
Complete thread -- I think I'm hearing a "p" now. Might be saying pace for pacing. (patient has pacemaker).
Complete thread -- no external carotid bruits?
Complete thread -- Neck: No *a stern* or bruits
Complete thread -- We will get MUGA or s/l "face" study later on.
Complete thread -- Yes, I can hear that now. Thanks!!
Complete thread -- lower lobe bullous formation?
Complete thread -- Thanks for help! :)
Complete thread -- or bridge plate fracture?
Complete thread -- found Barton fracture?
Complete thread -- CAT scan of chest: Diffuse emphysema with lower *lobe-bu-liss* formation. Please
Complete thread -- Argh... People slamming drawers in background! Lol
Complete thread -- Hmm, could be! Thanks for your input!
Complete thread -- Wikipedia says it is still "widely used" in logging industry, etc., so maybe it is
Complete thread -- sawyer? (wood cutter) - don't hear that much, though.
Complete thread -- Used to work as a *soy-yur.* Currently unemployed given his shortness of breath.
Complete thread -- macerated?
Complete thread -- s/l "artisan" protocol?
Complete thread -- imaging study - (scout clip) ? penetration?
Complete thread -- a guess lacinate or laminated sm
Complete thread -- I'm able to look at past reports, so that is extremely helpful. Thanks!
Complete thread -- NM, will flag.
Complete thread -- I tried to hear that but can't. Thanks for the suggestion! Will flag.
Complete thread -- I flagged. I had several ideas that I thought were close, but, really, not quite right.
Complete thread -- Not close to your s/l but there is a Blumensaat's line?
Complete thread -- Degeneration of meniscus with an almost full-thickness *lacimated* popliteal hiatus.
Complete thread -- Intercondylar notch: Positive *em-dee waltz line,* laxity of the prior graft...
Complete thread -- He is so clear...but that word/those words... fermentation ? i have NO clue.
Complete thread -- thank you very much.
Complete thread -- Exparel
Complete thread -- Hemorrhoidal surgery. s/l expiril was injected as a perianal block. thank you.
Complete thread -- Sending in, thanks anyway.
Complete thread -- formation?
Complete thread -- permutation? firm mutation?
Complete thread -- agree with incarcerated
Complete thread -- wav file. I think I hear it but also have another word that is close.
Complete thread -- band pressure
Complete thread -- I save copies of reports by dictators. Have a whole file system where each
Complete thread -- ty
Complete thread -- ?manual
Complete thread -- that's it. Thanks nm
Complete thread -- good *banner* pressure
Complete thread -- Guess ~ continuous?
Complete thread -- ? TIVA
Complete thread -- Help!
Complete thread -- Get the Mad Hatter on the horn, I'm having a tea party!! LOVE THAT SHOW!!!
Complete thread -- Thanks! By the way, are you a fan of The Big Bang Theory? Bazinga...Sheldon's phrase.
Complete thread -- MAC plus s/l KEVA anesthesia
Complete thread -- If you're bored, watch medical TV shows, whether it be a documentary type or even s.m.
Complete thread -- should have said in constant (2 words)
Complete thread -- I interpret as not reducible hernia(unable to be push back inside/remian) present all tim
Complete thread -- I interpret as not reducible hernia(unable to be push back inside/remian) present all tim
Complete thread -- LOL! So much for my great research skills! Thanks again! Love this board!
Complete thread -- at the bottom of the screen it shows his email, billybob@thegreatdictator.com
Complete thread -- That is so nice of you both! Thank you...how do I reach BB?
Complete thread -- incarcerated?
Complete thread -- EGD shows an **inconstant** hiatus hernia extending from 30 to 41-cm.
Complete thread -- ditto
Complete thread -- ok, just emailed BB it is okay to give you email address if you get stuck, glad to help
Complete thread -- thanks. Do you know where the pain is?
Complete thread -- Pain specialist
Complete thread -- vertebrobasilar territory
Complete thread -- for me, I think by reading your post, you are "really tuned in, sm
Complete thread -- supraventricular bruits doesn't make sense to me
Complete thread -- thanks
Complete thread -- Sm
Complete thread -- sharing my list for additional understanding of term
Complete thread -- Suggestions for transitioning from clinic work to acute care. (see message)
Complete thread -- ? paroccipital
Complete thread -- here ya go, plus a good online lab site, save it and look over after your shift
Complete thread -- what kind of doc, please?
Complete thread -- my interpretation is pt had splint oin place CAT scan done, thus sm
Complete thread -- s/l antrapolis
Complete thread -- Guess ~ aspect?
Complete thread -- distal femoral cortex medially into the tibial *splint*. Please see the official
Complete thread -- thanks
Complete thread -- ty
Complete thread -- lids
Complete thread -- fall in St. Charles Hospital parking lot. The patient is here for getting outpatient
Complete thread -- shld be there now
Complete thread -- EYES: Normal _____ and PERRLA.
Complete thread -- I'd definitely go with the very most recent one I could find.
Complete thread -- or just proctoscopy? not enough Google hits to make determination one way or the other.
Complete thread -- not there yet.
Complete thread -- I did. Never mind.
Complete thread -- The patient here ____ patient physical therapy
Complete thread -- dictates: "parentheses par oxy, closed parentheses"
Complete thread -- thank you very much.
Complete thread -- I did that already. Guess I missed what you saw. Thanks.
Complete thread -- google all of those as one long phrase
Complete thread -- If you google your exact phrase it will show you each test and you can see where to put
Complete thread -- Saying "this is going to be PSA "sorry" (changes his mind) 3 in total..."
Complete thread -- anyone want to help me separate/punctuate?
Complete thread -- short for proctosigmoidoscopy
Complete thread -- Moving on. Thanks.
Complete thread -- female patient with diarrhea. Need to do a fiberoptic "procto"? Is this thank you.
Complete thread -- I think he is saying they will get 3 PSAs in total.
Complete thread -- wav file. Same guy. He changes his mind.
Complete thread -- Wow. Thanks.
Complete thread -- intermittency, completely with good force of stream.
Complete thread -- Wav file, thanks.
Complete thread -- they're from the same month, so hard to discount one for the other...
Complete thread -- same as your first link above, i.e. (and the most recent date)
Complete thread -- more recent specimen from 08/24/2006 showing it without the idiosyncratic capping.
Complete thread -- maybe Pedi-CAP, see pictures.
Complete thread -- and image for confirmation of hyphen
Complete thread -- finally found in archives. Pedi-Cap (CO2 detector)
Complete thread -- s/l "pee-dee cap," premature infant.
Complete thread -- wav cut off at blank. starts to s/l ti.. (titanium something?)
Complete thread -- His prior surgeries include the laparoscopic cholecystectomy described ...
Complete thread -- YF football is youth flag football (at least around here where I'm from)
Complete thread -- Yes, shoulder pads, knee pads, elbow pads, etc.
Complete thread -- We actually have excellent archives here for this type of "confirmation"
Complete thread -- the patient participated in football practice in his s/l pads.
Complete thread -- just confirming. doctor spells out the word medusae with a capital M. is this wrong
Complete thread -- s/l Y football game or YF football game or wire football game
Complete thread -- wonder is word missing? Carotid is main artery blood supply to brain, words not flow ok?
Complete thread -- the term "add" means adding or lessening the power lenses sm
Complete thread -- There are a few examples of this on google
Complete thread -- florid /flor·id/ (flor´id). 1. in full bloom; occurring in fully developed form.
Complete thread -- ok thank you both
Complete thread -- think I'd put 1-1/2 to 2 hours.JMO though
Complete thread -- It's not necessary.
Complete thread -- should hour and a half be hyphenated?
Complete thread -- He has noticed some fairly s/l "florid" numbness around the right arm
Complete thread -- Eye exam
Complete thread -- Sent with blank. Thought maybe type of chin implant but only mentioned Silastic in procedu
Complete thread -- Carotid?
Complete thread -- s/l "colopathic" genioplasty
Complete thread -- parotid just doesn't fit.
Complete thread -- i hear supraventricular too...verrrrrrrrrrry sloooowwwwwly
Complete thread -- I am hearing OR bruits, but can't get the part before that.
Complete thread -- yes, he speaks very slowly. is he saying no supraventricular bruits?
Complete thread -- is that recorded at normal speed?
Complete thread -- He has no ____ bruits
Complete thread -- These showed a small stroke in the left brainstem and bilateral cerebe ...
Complete thread -- NM, will flag.
Complete thread -- anterior chamber maintained *its step* and the patient did not have increased pain.
Complete thread -- Got it -- Miochol.
Complete thread -- guess I better flag it. Thanks for listening.
Complete thread -- *monocryl* instilled into the anterior chamber, and the anterior chamber was noted...
Complete thread -- I thought I heard platelet count too, but that number doesn't look right.
Complete thread -- platelet count???
Complete thread -- I don't think so, thanks though.
Complete thread -- ty
Complete thread -- Thank
Complete thread -- it's fine
Complete thread -- it's fine
Complete thread -- probably not, but ectasia?
Complete thread -- pat with knee replacement surgery
Complete thread -- Thanks! That's what I ended up doing.
Complete thread -- Yeah, can't hear that. Thanks for the idea though.
Complete thread -- Thank you both! I'd already sent in (flagged), but I see this now and glad for
Complete thread -- stenosis makes sense but not much like your s/l
Complete thread -- I can tell from another part it means without restriction of flow, still can't get word
Complete thread -- Thanks!!!
Complete thread -- propranolol (the sss you hear is from takesss)
Complete thread -- HDL was 24, and CBC revealed a white count of 11.1, ______________was 15.6, UA showed
Complete thread -- s/l "a little fine" stranding. Could it be something else? (see messge for context)
Complete thread -- suggest "desiccation" (disk spaces cannot dislocate)
Complete thread -- Patient takes s/l "ciprobenalol" for migraine headaches.
Complete thread -- desiccation
Complete thread -- it could go either way. The flexion and extension are done in the
Complete thread -- from echocardiogram, vein courses into left atrial chamber without s/l "entesis"
Complete thread -- can't find anything like those acronyms related. CMC? carpometacarpal (sprain)?
Complete thread -- Awesome. Thanks, mn and shoots
Complete thread -- apical posterior segment
Complete thread -- apical
Complete thread -- Wav posted. Cannot hear blank very well, perhaps 'upper'?
Complete thread -- thanks!
Complete thread -- Thanks a lot.
Complete thread -- NM, moving on.
Complete thread -- for a...
Complete thread -- os acromiale
Complete thread -- Perfect, I found and that's exactly what he says.
Complete thread -- Versus or first would not fit context. Can anyone hear 'for?'
Complete thread -- NM, will flag.
Complete thread -- shoulder *H C S D*, left elbow biceps tendon tear, left wrist/thumb sprain *C J C*
Complete thread -- I will update his cervical AP lateral flexion and extension x-ray. I need help
Complete thread -- Lumbar MRI showed *dislocation* of the L4-5, L5-S1 disk spaces with posterior bulge.
Complete thread -- No full thickness rotator cuff tears, *arthro cromiali*, mild acromioclavicular joint
Complete thread -- Omgosh how lame. He is butchering two common words: both legs. Ugh. Thx anyway
Complete thread -- "quick summary" suggests that this has been mentioned earlier in report.
Complete thread -- Chronic venous stasis changes. Persistent s/l vull flagsh. SKIN: Without...
Complete thread -- flow cytometry
Complete thread -- In quick summary, this gentleman required a s/l recur?? of the left ul ...
Complete thread -- bone marrow biopsy
Complete thread -- Thank you both!
Complete thread -- That's only 1 ingredient in it the artificial tears, as far as what I found.
Complete thread -- try googling your s/l and intraarterial radiotherapy....
Complete thread -- reading their site, I see it as Sirtex in the context, so I'd probably go with that.
Complete thread -- served by some (?Sirtex) treatment which is a form of intra-arterial radiotherapy
Complete thread -- It is artificial tears
Complete thread -- Thank you both very very much!!
Complete thread -- eye drops/artificial tears
Complete thread -- i mean, he says we can think or we can say...i can't tell which.
Complete thread -- we can think or say the ulcers - hard to tell.
Complete thread -- we can see these ulcers
Complete thread -- (??????) ulcers from anti-inflammatory tablets
Complete thread -- I am finding some evidence for "off-cord" on Google - needs more research, though
Complete thread -- thanks
Complete thread -- sorry, that should be liver, extremities, and abdomen
Complete thread -- lymphedema affecting his liver, as well as his abdomen, called pickwickian (no cap)
Complete thread -- #1 - extremities?
Complete thread -- #2- called?
Complete thread -- new for me, cannot find this no matter how I google, anyone have a clue? S/M
Complete thread -- lipedema affecting his liver, ____ abdomen ____ Pickwickian syndrome
Complete thread -- Funny. I think she must have a speech impediment or perhaps is deaf?
Complete thread -- ok, thanks
Complete thread -- NM, I blanked it.
Complete thread -- 37-42, not sure why you're hearing of. It's stated as a range.
Complete thread -- how to type echo results
Complete thread -- polyvinyl alcohol listed in meds. ? Google has not really helped.
Complete thread -- Thanks!
Complete thread -- yes
Complete thread -- Is Lachman test graded?
Complete thread -- Google has it as B&O (belladonna and opium)
Complete thread -- Nevermind -- I think it is B & O.
Complete thread -- Is it a BNO or B and O suppository?
Complete thread -- ...is noted, with two screws in the...
Complete thread -- now it makes sense. Thanks!
Complete thread -- it is no longer being made from what I read by googling (sm)
Complete thread -- thanks. (I was/am confused by the if available, but agree that is what he said)
Complete thread -- Sounds almost like "If cromolyn is available we will try that..."
Complete thread -- mp3 posted
Complete thread -- She makes me want to throw my computer out the window.
Complete thread -- Deleted file as I sent to QA, thanks for trying!
Complete thread -- Deleted file as I sent to QA. Thanks for trying!
Complete thread -- I have been getting her real well but lately, she has been tough! Will QA this one.
Complete thread -- Thank you!
Complete thread -- You should get combat pay for this dictator!
Complete thread -- usually as dictated better, but this sounds good Excisional biopsy of epidermal cyst x3
Complete thread -- Thanks for all the suggestions. Still not sure, so flagging and sending on.
Complete thread -- I would do the 2nd example with the semi-colons myself. I am
Complete thread -- MP3 file. Same physical therapy report, thanks
Complete thread -- How would you type this info on cyst locations on the scalp? Doc says this:
Complete thread -- wav file, physical therapy report.
Complete thread -- Thank you.
Complete thread -- muscles of skin lacerated ?
Complete thread -- staph aureus?
Complete thread -- staph in nares?
Complete thread -- Patient tested positive for staph s/l "in airs". Being treated with Bactroban.
Complete thread -- knuckles?
Complete thread -- nodules? just a guess.
Complete thread -- s/l SS might be MMF (going only on fact liver transplant) SS sliding scale if diabetic sm
Complete thread -- s/l nuscules of skin TIA!
Complete thread -- ST (single strength) q.o.d.
Complete thread -- thank you!
Complete thread -- ty
Complete thread -- is the next word "duration?"
Complete thread -- guessing ~ confusion and general deterioration (?)
Complete thread -- did have some bleeding and this is what caused her to call
Complete thread -- bleeding in the cervical os __________, as such she went to the hospital urgently.
Complete thread -- thank you,
Complete thread -- man who was admitted because of confusion and _____ evaluation.
Complete thread -- I think the way you have it is perfectly fine.
Complete thread -- Thank you!!!!!
Complete thread -- is ETOH or IVDA spelled out if no instructions were given specifying?
Complete thread -- left wrist pain
Complete thread -- a recent stress test which is negative, asthma, GERD, left_____________________
Complete thread -- oh, MT50, you are amazing
Complete thread -- The patient is status post multiple knee surgeries including a
Complete thread -- i suppose i will flag. i have no idea what he means
Complete thread -- just a guess, but is the patient on sliding scale? (cannot understand why it would be
Complete thread -- topical
Complete thread -- Valcyte, nystatin, Bactrim, s/l Sfqod, Protonix, and multivitamins.
Complete thread -- "One short burst of xxx waves was present..." No idea on s/l but
Complete thread -- s/l "left fristine" in past medical history, not much context but here is what I got
Complete thread -- We will also start the patient on s/l "talpable or palpable" Lidoderm patches for his
Complete thread -- All muscles showed electrical signs at rest. When short bursts of ___ ...
Complete thread -- obviously Tourette
Complete thread -- patient with tic s/l parette-like symptoms
Complete thread -- not sure?
Complete thread -- early can make sense, as you say, should have this done early in the workup, not delay or
Complete thread -- gastrografin? I know it doesn't match your sounds like, but....
Complete thread -- I'm wondering about hourly?
Complete thread -- doesn't make sense (to me)
Complete thread -- No sign of Phalens or septic joint. ...
Complete thread -- If her symptoms are failing to settle she should have an (s/l early) small bowel seri
Complete thread -- not sure, but 'trabeculectomy' is 5 syllables...OP's s/l is not.
Complete thread -- always best to post voice file if poss. could be iridectomy,peritomy or trabeculectomy
Complete thread -- suggestion of statin, might be right i.e., muscle symptoms. Sharing my list sm
Complete thread -- yes! thank you!
Complete thread -- Not sure but thanx. ...
Complete thread -- peritomy?
Complete thread -- capsulotomy?
Complete thread -- solids?
Complete thread -- He feels that he regurgitates with s/l sounds. ...
Complete thread -- Phacoemulsification A *critomy* was made using Westcott scissors
Complete thread -- try clavulanate?
Complete thread -- med list...s/l clo-vate-in-not b.i.d. No other help
Complete thread -- Thanks for trying. I'm flagging.
Complete thread -- percussion "might be" part of it
Complete thread -- *old* calcification
Complete thread -- Eileen Gurgone, DPT, but that's physical
Complete thread -- Thanks. I don't see that though.
Complete thread -- He's located in Neptune but I hear Holmdel, Freehold, Brick, and Toms River a lot.
Complete thread -- maybe Gherkin? like the pickle?
Complete thread -- She has a positive Tinel’s sign. _______at the level of the carpal ca ...
Complete thread -- What are some of the cities you hear on account? Camden? Atlantic City? Newark? Trenton?
Complete thread -- felon
Complete thread -- felon
Complete thread -- finger exam s/l phalon
Complete thread -- thanks :)
Complete thread -- 17-year-old obese patient saw "Dr. Gerkin" for high blood pressure.
Complete thread -- your guess was 100% on the mark
Complete thread -- of course, could be another unrelated med like ranitidine or a statin?
Complete thread -- coarse (sounding)
Complete thread -- sm
Complete thread -- The lungs are s/l course to auscultation. ...
Complete thread -- yeah, I thought the same thing. I'm going to flag it. I'm 90% sure that's what she's...
Complete thread -- Yep, nothing on the wav.
Complete thread -- Dupuytren's? I can't hear anything but static on the wav
Complete thread -- renin?
Complete thread -- Tradjenta (linagliptin) would make sense, but not much like your s/l
Complete thread -- status post right ring trigger release and ___fasciectomy ___ right hand
Complete thread -- sm - diabetes
Complete thread -- someone playing a PS game? Ratchet & Clank?
Complete thread -- Omg: ratcheted, ratchet and, ratchet-end. Eeeny, meeny, miney? lol
Complete thread -- rule out "ratchet-end towel clamp"
Complete thread -- Thanks! I did think I was hearing "ed" but then wasn't sure if that was because "ed" was
Complete thread -- FWIW
Complete thread -- FDA Approves Xeljanz (tofacitinib) for rheumatoid arthritis
Complete thread -- Please see nm's comment above!
Complete thread -- This is likely correct, as a ratchet sometimes comes with a towel clamp, but is not a
Complete thread -- underlying?
Complete thread -- I hear ratchet and towel clamp
Complete thread -- Thanks a million, nm
Complete thread -- lower tibia?
Complete thread -- I believe he is saying "ratcheted"
Complete thread -- The closest sound-alike I can come up with is 'right-sided' but cannot confirm at all.
Complete thread -- Questionable towel clamp. Thanks.
Complete thread -- On examination, she has bilateral lymphedema of the s/l low vertia. T ...
Complete thread -- Thank you for catching that! Should be 130.
Complete thread -- Thx ...
Complete thread -- likely ruling out signs/ symptoms of resection as result of surg technique ?
Complete thread -- sure, overlying makes sense, means on top of sm
Complete thread -- "in keeping?" .. and examination. Moreover (instead of wherever?), she does have...
Complete thread -- wag, but Hely and Weber
Complete thread -- I asked you below for more context (word before your s/l preferably), and I will ask you a
Complete thread -- Help pls
Complete thread -- magnesium
Complete thread -- s/l elaby thumb wrap for thumb synovitis/osteoarthritis
Complete thread -- heterotopic
Complete thread -- Can you give us context, please?
Complete thread -- wrist and thumb x-ray reveals some mild s/l atopic spurring
Complete thread -- I would relisten for the sodium value, unless you know pt is extremely hyponatremic.
Complete thread -- Thank you!
Complete thread -- Chest x-ray: bilateral apical bullae and small *overlying* left lower lobe nodule
Complete thread -- abducted syndrome?
Complete thread -- can't document anywhere no sign of s/l resection syndrome of thumb
Complete thread -- ...
Complete thread -- agree
Complete thread -- glucose 150, calcium 9.3, *medicine* 2.0. Urinalysis normal.
Complete thread -- consultation with regard to problems
Complete thread -- Thank you! I think it is "post" but will flag first word there. Thanks!
Complete thread -- with regards to
Complete thread -- I agree. "full stop" was very clear. AST was a guess. Whatever was said before full stop
Complete thread -- white male who comes with his mother at the recommendation of his phys ...
Complete thread -- I don't know about probing, but "pulsed" might be "post".
Complete thread -- He may have had some *probing pulsed MI.* Please sm for context.
Complete thread -- ADEK ?
Complete thread -- s/l Edick or Adeck ?
Complete thread -- ...
Complete thread -- Was trying to figure out why spell checker was suggesting "was". IF you
Complete thread -- Thanks so much for your help.
Complete thread -- I'd put upper and lower lobeS (2 of them) were. no comma after upper since it goes with
Complete thread -- OK, I think it is "end-of-dose or peak-dose" (it was the 'of' that was throwing me off)
Complete thread -- perhaps because you need a comma after upper? I would use were
Complete thread -- Here is another sentence where 'were' is correct. That's what confuses me
Complete thread -- it is *something* or "peak-dose dystonia" but I can't figure first part out yet.
Complete thread -- Sorry, I meant 'was' or 'were'
Complete thread -- 'Was' or 'where?' Thanks.
Complete thread -- Not sure there are other options, and pectoralis would fit your context.
Complete thread -- Her only complaint is that sometimes her toes curl up in the middle of ...
Complete thread -- Oh thank you again. I never thought to do that!! will remember for future reference.
Complete thread -- I could only make out the full stop.
Complete thread -- for reference, I googled hypospadias collars
Complete thread -- thank you. I tried to google everything but that z sound he put on the end messed them
Complete thread -- Firlit collars
Complete thread -- Hypospadias repair. The frenulum was reconstructed by s/l fur-litz collars
Complete thread -- no, I hear ??? Test, some kind of test but can't make it out, anyone else?
Complete thread -- S/l pector-R-us muscle tightness TIA!
Complete thread -- AST *full stop
Complete thread -- Sounds better. Thanks.
Complete thread -- suggestion
Complete thread -- Punctuation help.
Complete thread -- Please ignore my post. I misread the question and did not see lesion in there.
Complete thread -- thank you, anyway~
Complete thread -- it's proteinaceous (I called office) but that's not what he said!
Complete thread -- pernicious?
Complete thread -- perinaceous pls sm
Complete thread -- Thank you for referring David for the investigation of abnormal liver function tests
Complete thread -- iatrogenic
Complete thread -- X-rays of the right hip show good cam and pincer decompressions and no evidence of
Complete thread -- It was cisapride.
Complete thread -- s/l ** SIS -uh - prat ** protocol
Complete thread -- ossicular system?
Complete thread -- ...
Complete thread -- spondylitic?
Complete thread -- first blank s/l still has his blue sclerae
Complete thread -- Flagged..
Complete thread -- ENT help.. s/l "ossic ear system"? Thank you.
Complete thread -- Would you change "spondylinic" to spondylotic?
Complete thread -- does blood signal susceptibility make sense?
Complete thread -- many thanks
Complete thread -- the last part is "osteogenesis imperfecta", I think
Complete thread -- He still has his ____ from his optogenesis ____
Complete thread -- ...
Complete thread -- thank you
Complete thread -- I vote yes, you have it correct.
Complete thread -- "the applicant pool here"
Complete thread -- It sounds like "focus" but hard to tell without more context.
Complete thread -- sorry, should have written that posted wav
Complete thread -- There is no question that the applicant ____ here is incredibly strong.
Complete thread -- the University of Rochester neurosurgical residency training program
Complete thread -- meant if he said "both"
Complete thread -- spp means species. if he said twice, either put one in parens or delete one.
Complete thread -- thank you!
Complete thread -- Definition for salmonella spp: Web definitions: Many farm anima ...
Complete thread -- Slamonella spp species
Complete thread -- No problem. It's take a lot of practice on that one. One thing I found
Complete thread -- ? telemetry
Complete thread -- Thank you so much for explaining that (I am honestly not being sarcast ...
Complete thread -- audiometry?
Complete thread -- WAG: Blood chemistry?
Complete thread -- carotid arterial tree ...
Complete thread -- No idea on your s/l, but "for followup" is always 1 word on followup.
Complete thread -- CHIEF COMPLAINT: This is an 81 year-old in for follow up of hospitali ...
Complete thread -- coracoid
Complete thread -- i think i'll flag this. thanks for the help!
Complete thread -- wonder if he means coracoacromial ....??
Complete thread -- choroid - wrong body part.
Complete thread -- choroid... (check my spelling)
Complete thread -- Please help with wav 1
Complete thread -- over-the-counter progestin? Cannot find a reputable source. Can you?
Complete thread -- Yup.. thanks for helping. Will just flag this one.
Complete thread -- and _____as good a blood glucose... wow, he sure slurred that.
Complete thread -- mp3 help. pls sm.
Complete thread -- Well, it appears you have the time to get in on this so-called "argument," with nothing
Complete thread -- Yes but apparently didn't see my "point" and still doesn't, but that's probably my
Complete thread -- Geez...the OP asked, and it was ASLO as heard. ASO may be the same thing, but the
Complete thread -- Bet you're looking for gargantuan.
Complete thread -- "It sure is." She agreed with you.
Complete thread -- Please, I'm usually asking questions, not helping, so to suggest there is "competition" in
Complete thread -- "whom I have been following"
Complete thread -- There is ST and T on EKG rhythm strips, waves given letter names sm
Complete thread -- Yes you could be right. Thanks for your help. ...
Complete thread -- could be NIH protocol (National Cancer Institute) ? maybe.
Complete thread -- lesion?
Complete thread -- metastatic melanoma protocol
Complete thread -- who I have been following for the last several months regarding her in ...
Complete thread -- I was not concerned about what is "normally heard" but what was actually dictated.
Complete thread -- Whatever. Yes, I hear now he's pronouncing each letter. That wasn't the point of my
Complete thread -- stocky - large build -
Complete thread -- nvm, lavaged ...
Complete thread -- After performing the debridement of loose cartilage and meniscal rims, ...
Complete thread -- It sure is. And he clearly dictated ASLO.
Complete thread -- ASO is the same thing as ASLO.
Complete thread -- thanks
Complete thread -- ASLO=antistreptolysin-O
Complete thread -- I hear "aslo" too - ??
Complete thread -- Nevermind. I figured it out
Complete thread -- Your context says canNOT return to work or full duty, meaning can't return to work, at
Complete thread -- so why work or full duty. Shouldnt it be work full duty?
Complete thread -- Can someone help me make sense of this ferritin sentence.
Complete thread -- I think ASO level
Complete thread -- full duty makes sense; can't work without restrictions as he/she normally does
Complete thread -- . Complement _____ are both normal.
Complete thread -- complement and ASO (titer)?
Complete thread -- The patient cannot return to work or full duty at this time.
Complete thread -- gigundonormous
Complete thread -- ST or T (not St)
Complete thread -- Thank you so much Elfie. It's not been my day! : )
Complete thread -- cecal diverticula (or diverticulum, but not diverticular)
Complete thread -- should be spelled as complement
Complete thread -- will flag
Complete thread -- perforated colon and "saykill diverticular" status post hemicolectomy and anastamosis
Complete thread -- Compliment and *A S L O* are both normal.
Complete thread -- He did begin passing flatus and tolerated sips of *sugar,* advanced to clears....
Complete thread -- thanks
Complete thread -- could also be AV (atrioventricular)
Complete thread -- could be IV (intraventricular)
Complete thread -- borderline *N V* conduction delay
Complete thread -- can you give us the actual sentence, or what it sounds like? otherwise it is kind of silly
Complete thread -- Androgel (testosterone)?
Complete thread -- gangly?
Complete thread -- Without knowing its use, cannot guess on a medication
Complete thread -- (sm)
Complete thread -- can't remember term
Complete thread -- His medicines include Synthroid, Nexium, and s/l aba-gel. This is a list of meds in
Complete thread -- mg/kg per dose. I think 1 times maintenance is fine. That's what I hear.
Complete thread -- No wav?
Complete thread -- There's also Exalgo
Complete thread -- Could be reading Xalatan wrong but w/o context, who knows?
Complete thread -- thanks
Complete thread -- Sorry do not hear it yet
Complete thread -- nursing home followed _________. The patient was transferred yesterday evening.
Complete thread -- Thank you!
Complete thread -- Found a site that lists the male nickname for it is Terry
Complete thread -- It does sound as you state below 1x maintenance
Complete thread -- The patient was on regular diet and on IV fluids ______ maintenance.
Complete thread -- If Dr's name is Terence, but dictator refers to him as "Terry", would you spell it...
Complete thread -- thanks
Complete thread -- thanks!
Complete thread -- Agree with MT50. The doc seems to murder the word syncytial.
Complete thread -- and on IV fluids *1 times* maintenance.
Complete thread -- Thanks all. Think it is HDL risk factor.
Complete thread -- ? respiratory syncytial virus
Complete thread -- Ortolani / Barlow (2 separate tests - check my spelling)
Complete thread -- labs were done in the ER. A urinalysis was sent. CBC, ______ virus, flu,
Complete thread -- Xarelto? (just saying cause a lot of docs do not pronounce correctly)
Complete thread -- Full range of motion, negative ______, good capillary refill.
Complete thread -- Wow. I'm sure that's it, and I feel like an idiot now, but a grateful idiot!
Complete thread -- suprapectoral?
Complete thread -- Medications: s/l "Exalta".
Complete thread -- Doctor speaks very fast. Dictation is very short.
Complete thread -- oh
Complete thread -- NM... Sorry. ignore this response. Need a "DELETE" button!
Complete thread -- could represent
Complete thread -- Sounds better than scar. No reason for a 'scar' to be 'coming through' and needing to be
Complete thread -- Prosobee - check spelling
Complete thread -- Brilinta - for the archives - no questions.
Complete thread -- WAV sent. There is a small swelling in the soft tissues which _____a small seroma.
Complete thread -- formula s/l pro soy B can't hear bean
Complete thread -- Thanks so much. I did not find that when I googled "RUDAS".
Complete thread -- HDL - he stopped his fish oil. It all fits IMO.
Complete thread -- Rowland Universal Dementia Assessment Scale
Complete thread -- RUDAS
Complete thread -- HDL risk factor?
Complete thread -- Not sure, but see if any of these scales fit? (see link)
Complete thread -- AHA risk factor? Not sure if expressed as such (7.42); this is just a suggestion.
Complete thread -- Thanks, I didn't think so either.
Complete thread -- Try to hear something other than "risk factor". He is talking about labs here (sm)
Complete thread -- s/l hr or atria risk factor TIA!
Complete thread -- s/l Rude-ass
Complete thread -- perhaps suture? I don't think there would be a screw in the thyroid.
Complete thread -- Word help - s/l screw coming through
Complete thread -- right lateral nasal wall/dorsal nose junction.
Complete thread -- Correct punctuation??
Complete thread -- s/l carapinch
Complete thread -- I agree with tlh, degenerative spoken quickly. The only other thing I thought of was Modic
Complete thread -- degenerative?
Complete thread -- Okay, thanks.
Complete thread -- sure - rent -to split or tear something.
Complete thread -- s/l rent (sm)
Complete thread -- ? atrophy
Complete thread -- I think "Hiatus was able to be repaired..." (s/l "hatus," though)
Complete thread -- s/l jev-type subchondral changes....
Complete thread -- still thinking...
Complete thread -- THANKS!
Complete thread -- ESWL
Complete thread -- Pt with h/o nephrolithiasis
Complete thread -- Thanks, MT50!
Complete thread -- thanks.
Complete thread -- True, but I have to follow BOS 3. (and that's why I mentioned acapella/Acapella, same
Complete thread -- apparently the registered trademark is not capitalized
Complete thread -- Thanks! Was just about to come back and say s/l hina. Now, to cap or not to cap.
Complete thread -- flagging
Complete thread -- my first thought was developmental delay, but with no other history... who knows?
Complete thread -- hana
Complete thread -- ortho table, s/l Hiner, Heiner? patient receiving hip hemiarthroplasty and tumor
Complete thread -- THANK YOU
Complete thread -- Interesting. Thanks!
Complete thread -- We extended the incision over the retroperitoneum as far down in the *telm* as we
Complete thread -- the anterior hiatus. __________ was able to be repaired with one
Complete thread -- There is a DD gene causing diastrophic dysplasia (sm)
Complete thread -- child was born with s/l DD. TIA!
Complete thread -- it is diverticula (plural) no "e" on the end
Complete thread -- I think I figured it out, "diverticulae!"
Complete thread -- Pt with low-volume, low-grade prostate cancer
Complete thread -- pls see msg
Complete thread -- ipratropium?
Complete thread -- prescribed albuterol inhaler *eyebrow pixus* 1 to 2 puffs every 4 to 6 hours . . .
Complete thread -- Thank you
Complete thread -- yes
Complete thread -- Figured out, saying spec gravity, pregnancy test. thanks
Complete thread -- They did a spec grav, and pregnancy test... ?
Complete thread -- I'm thinking the SPECT * should be with prior sentence. Do you hear SPECT thallium ?
Complete thread -- Giving Chem-7 results - calcium 8.8. They did a * pregnancy test.
Complete thread -- at an outside
Complete thread -- What's the sentence before?
Complete thread -- A *Spect Gravin* pregnancy test is pending. Teen girl in ER
Complete thread -- She was started on oral antibiotics as ___ emergency room and
Complete thread -- I think
Complete thread -- center of the cervical spine
Complete thread -- ... And I thought it was "in march"
Complete thread -- we do go by BOS, so thank you for that
Complete thread -- we do go by
Complete thread -- Got anymore clues or context?
Complete thread -- Well, AAMT BOS-2 says 15 sq cm and not to do something like 15 cm2
Complete thread -- actually I googled Marshall mandibulectomy and this was in the first hit.
Complete thread -- ...cervical spine, mostly along the...
Complete thread -- Super! Thanks billybob
Complete thread -- no ___- of the paravertebral musculature.
Complete thread -- You are amazing!
Complete thread -- your humble opinion is worth a lot. You must have tons of experience. Any other votes?
Complete thread -- Marginal mandibulectomy?
Complete thread -- Tongue has s/l effify of the left tongue. ESL doc. Thank you! nm
Complete thread -- 15 cm2, JMHO.
Complete thread -- see link.
Complete thread -- when dictated 15 square centimeters, what is the correct way to type?
Complete thread -- thank you, billybob. how did you search on the archives reverse* graft?
Complete thread -- hemiglossectomy defect _____ and mandibulectomy
Complete thread -- "pinning flexion test" of the hip is negative bilaterally
Complete thread -- ...also maybe reversible graft.
Complete thread -- I only find "reverse saphenous graft" in archives SM
Complete thread -- reverse "sorlograft" with distal necrosis
Complete thread -- i.e., just another word for scab
Complete thread -- Thank you, I appreciate that. Very kind of you to help
Complete thread -- yes, sores and wounds do form crusts.
Complete thread -- Does the word "crusting" make sense in context. Sounds like that or crufting, but ca
Complete thread -- According to the patient he __________ left leg to the concrete about 2 weeks ago
Complete thread -- Sounds like tamsulosin to me. By the way...
Complete thread -- oh yes, you are right, duh, thank you!
Complete thread -- does anyone by chance her "indivudual symptom profile"??
Complete thread -- the?
Complete thread -- excellent apical support
Complete thread -- I have been through (?????) symptom profile with **** today and although she would fu
Complete thread -- Obviously you would know, but I usually post mp3 and make sure it works before I post my
Complete thread -- mp3 wasn't there for a few minutes after the post -- SM
Complete thread -- This is the second time in which I have posted an mp3 file and
Complete thread -- - Warfarin Sodium - Lansoprazole - Atorvastatin - Hydrochloro ...
Complete thread -- are you listening to the mp3 file?
Complete thread -- Metformin, Simvastatin, Maxolon, Methyldopa, Amikacin, Enalapril, Levo ...
Complete thread -- Atenolol & Amlodipine Telmisartan Fenofibrate ...
Complete thread -- davol drains ...
Complete thread -- Atorvastatin, hydrochlorothiazide, metoprolol, _________, Avodart, amlodipine,
Complete thread -- Urology patient
Complete thread -- need more info. Sentence before & after?
Complete thread -- thanks
Complete thread -- Never mind, got it figured out, it was hyoid
Complete thread -- hyoid
Complete thread -- Word help - ultrasound of thyroid near the h* bone area.
Complete thread -- darvo drains
Complete thread -- s/l "darvo" drains after breast reduction
Complete thread -- yes, Q (wave) letters are assigned to the up-and-down waves on EKG, P, Q, R, S, ST etc
Complete thread -- Definitely not opacities, but thanks for
Complete thread -- Yes, I am hearing both lung space/air space densities. Thanks for helping.
Complete thread -- after nausea, even though the discharge was clear.
Complete thread -- I wouldn't know. That's why I left a blank after c
Complete thread -- and sometimes you hear air space opacities.
Complete thread -- where would the discharge be coming from I wonder??
Complete thread -- lung space doesn't quite sound right. you hear air space a lot. are you hearing both?
Complete thread -- Thanks. I already sent with blank because I couldn't really get a good s/l. Could have
Complete thread -- Chest X-ray interpretation (see message)
Complete thread -- odorous?
Complete thread -- pain in the right lower quadrant, nausea, with s/l "doedish discharge.
Complete thread -- GOT IT. Culdocentesis. Thanks
Complete thread -- cul-de centesis?
Complete thread -- Its okay, I didn't help since I couldn't hear the sound file. :)
Complete thread -- Thanks, fgjjgj!
Complete thread -- At this time, she essentially is having ?? Not sure, but that's what I am hearing.
Complete thread -- Thanks for helping, fgjjgj
Complete thread -- Thanks for the baclofen spelling also.
Complete thread -- I did post a lot more than one word. Not sure what's wrong. I cannot listen to it once I
Complete thread -- FYI: MT50 is not the only person who helped you.
Complete thread -- (Only pediatricians care if colostrum abundant/scant, only OB-Gyn's care about lochia.
Complete thread -- can you post a little more sound file besides the one word, it just repeats itself 3 times
Complete thread -- yup, thank you!!!
Complete thread -- My sound file is skipping ?
Complete thread -- Or "sensitive" is the closest sound-alike I can come up with.
Complete thread -- Not sure of sound-alike.
Complete thread -- found Coryllos and Collis anterior cervical retractor and posterior lumbar in Sted's Equip
Complete thread -- Thanks a million, MT50
Complete thread -- s/l coors or couris
Complete thread -- Divigel
Complete thread -- ...
Complete thread -- After changing my search a bit, I finally found this, so I am
Complete thread -- I don't hear anything on the wav... except maybe a TV in the background?
Complete thread -- ...
Complete thread -- She takes Baclofen, Maxalt, _______ , and progesterone tablets.
Complete thread -- patient is status post total knee arthroplasty
Complete thread -- chronicity?
Complete thread -- nonspecific active colitis with some (s/l granicity) and the stains for both TB and
Complete thread -- thanks
Complete thread -- perhaps "no acute ST or T wave..."?
Complete thread -- No *Q to ST or T* wave changes were seen
Complete thread -- Yeah, it is coarse not course!
Complete thread -- PULMONARY: Course breath sounds bilaterally s/l and sir-vu-lar-ily
Complete thread -- thanks
Complete thread -- thanks
Complete thread -- as f g j j g j has it, but then I hear "came to the emergency room"
Complete thread -- thats what I hear too - and amlodipine and losartan are generic, not cap'd.
Complete thread -- the patient has had shortness of breath in the last day or 2 progressively getting worse
Complete thread -- I hear "current medications including amiodarone" (with no blank)
Complete thread -- MEDICATIONS: ________ including Amiodarone,
Complete thread -- day or two ________. On examination, the patient was
Complete thread -- Must be overlay wrap.
Complete thread -- ...
Complete thread -- Debridement with tissue transfer to open wound. An "over-ler" wrap is used.
Complete thread -- wav stops after no JVD
Complete thread -- mild intermittent intrinsic s/l anxiolytic asthma TIA!
Complete thread -- For the cardiovascular: S1, S2 normal, no _____. Abdomen is soft,
Complete thread -- Yes thank you both. It was latex balloon.
Complete thread -- ty
Complete thread -- thank you both
Complete thread -- thanks
Complete thread -- popliteal-to-dorsalis pedis bypass
Complete thread -- ?latex balloon
Complete thread -- popliteal DP (dorsalis pedis)
Complete thread -- comes to the office today for a year followup of his lower extremity arterial
Complete thread -- Later makes sense. Culture results take time.
Complete thread -- Showed him to be lying in the bed. No apparent distress. respiratory rate 20, afebrile
Complete thread -- s/l later, but not sure if that makes sense or if some type of culture. Thanks
Complete thread -- What is your exact question?
Complete thread -- a few questions
Complete thread -- and it is gemfibrozil (wish we had spellcheck on here)
Complete thread -- Aricept (capitalized)
Complete thread -- 1st is gemfibrizil 600 (not toprazole... aricept 10, ranitidine 300 daily
Complete thread -- med ?s
Complete thread -- sorry, 100,000 of the urine
Complete thread -- Discharge Summary
Complete thread -- Reddick balloon?
Complete thread -- Lap chole with cholangiogram
Complete thread -- link L/min/M2
Complete thread -- thank you so much! ...
Complete thread -- guessing ~ flaps elevated, bilobed and transposed
Complete thread -- thank you!! ...
Complete thread -- basal cell carcinoma of the nose excision and reconstruction ...
Complete thread -- Barsky? see message and link
Complete thread -- s/l ** GWAN - stin **
Complete thread -- could you include the type of surgery/location
Complete thread -- patient scheduled s/l bordisky procedure (foreign body removal in ring finger)
Complete thread -- MS analysis for calreticulin; sm
Complete thread -- incisions were made, the flaps elevated, below s/l belight? and transposed
Complete thread -- Link to breast cancer staging inside that should help.
Complete thread -- NM...think means Nottingham score and nuclear grade
Complete thread -- breast CA s/l NS or MS 7, NG 3 TIA!
Complete thread -- I believe it is liters per minute per meter squared
Complete thread -- epidcondyle medial?
Complete thread -- CAM walker boot
Complete thread -- CAM marker boot! thanks for your time in trying.
Complete thread -- some kind of "walker boot" maybe?
Complete thread -- She is weightbearing with s/l tolka marker boot. Sp leftleg decompression
Complete thread -- DIAGNOSIS: Right elbow epicondylitis, s/l epicondilemia.
Complete thread -- how is cardiac output measured lit/min/m2? written out ...
Complete thread -- how is it dictated?
Complete thread -- cardiac output
Complete thread -- nevermind! catching and locking!
Complete thread -- Knee pain. He has s/l catching and moking during active range of motion.
Complete thread -- for trying!! After hearing many times, I could get it. It was "scant lochia"
Complete thread -- ?scant colostrum
Complete thread -- ?colostrum
Complete thread -- doc and pls help with the question above. (she is a fast doc and having a tough day).
Complete thread -- She is breast-feeding her baby and she has s/l scant sem. (underwent C-section).
Complete thread -- but not able to catche her words, will flag it. tx
Complete thread -- I am guessing that he wants her to monitor weight gain as it could indicate
Complete thread -- fast.. pls help gync/ob
Complete thread -- "Softening and fibrillation of articular cartilage of patella," yes.
Complete thread -- even s/l fibrillation of patell? is it right?
Complete thread -- Arthroscopy. There was some s/l modification of patella superior pole?tx
Complete thread -- findings: grade II chondromalacia of patella and s/l side of patella? tx
Complete thread -- I ran into this a long time ago, when an editor changed mine to "s" -
Complete thread -- that was my same thought :)
Complete thread -- at onelook, 32 dictionaries with distention, 24 with distension.
Complete thread -- sm
Complete thread -- nm, has to be cholelithiasis. lol
Complete thread -- CTA shows s/l clow viasis, no PE, positive mild splenomegaly.
Complete thread -- S is more common than T, both acceptable. see link to archives.
Complete thread -- Help with spelling please
Complete thread -- Thanks, I thought it sounded like mushed "degenerative" or "little"
Complete thread -- That would have been nice (mp3), lol. Thanks for catching the typo too & for listening.
Complete thread -- first degree (typo - not sure your spell checker will catch that)
Complete thread -- Possible ________ changes...Sorry can't be of any more help.
Complete thread -- margin makes sense to me. (including all of the lesion and a little extra)
Complete thread -- operative report
Complete thread -- mp3 posted (you forgot to mention that)
Complete thread -- Actually I now think he is saying "seeker probe". ??? ...
Complete thread -- lesser degree [pathology] C3-4 level. _____ changes with flexion versus extension
Complete thread -- sickle probe?
Complete thread -- vitreous? (see message and link)
Complete thread -- I found out at end of consult she had been on IV fluids at 250 mL/hr, so maybe that's
Complete thread -- ...
Complete thread -- ...
Complete thread -- Definitely sounds like Vitriol. Tried various spellings in case of some word I don't know.
Complete thread -- ethanol?
Complete thread -- ENT Chronic rhinosinusitis surgery.
Complete thread -- That would almost be 47 glasses of water (372/8 ounces) over course of admission.
Complete thread -- 11,000 cc intake? I'm wondering if he misspoke and meant 1100?
Complete thread -- Not familiar with this and not sure definition makes sense.
Complete thread -- hehe :-)
Complete thread -- Yes, University would be capped, just like Pacific Ocean.
Complete thread -- LOL! I get it.
Complete thread -- I see your point, but umbilical is still in the diagnosis.
Complete thread -- I would say no, just the name of the university.
Complete thread -- students and have served on the dissertation.
Complete thread -- dissertation ??
Complete thread -- I agree with Oasis
Complete thread -- Not to be technical, lol, but if umbilical was a mistake then the patient still has s.m.
Complete thread -- does this need capitalizing.
Complete thread -- I think it would be a gastroenterologist.
Complete thread -- for six doctoral students and served on the ____committee for another ...
Complete thread -- would a urologist perform a common bile duct stenting procedure?
Complete thread -- Thank you Oasis!
Complete thread -- I would type as dictated, flag areas of discrepancy, and send a note.
Complete thread -- she clearly says umbilical and inguinal but then throughout the reports
Complete thread -- But you don't know if umbilical was a mistake or not and has only inguinal hernias.
Complete thread -- any editing freedom? can you just change to "regarding his hernias"?
Complete thread -- Contradicting dictation - please see message
Complete thread -- Thank you to you too ikmkfg!
Complete thread -- You are awesome Oasis! Thank you!
Complete thread -- found it...Merrem
Complete thread -- The patient has urine growing proteus mirabilis
Complete thread -- await thoughts
Complete thread -- await the thoughts
Complete thread -- trying some Motilium but I will (???????) of the gastroenterologist and the results o
Complete thread -- YW!
Complete thread -- Thank you so much Oasis :)
Complete thread -- Sigh, I mean "notice."
Complete thread -- see message...noticed capped words for spelling corrections.
Complete thread -- punctuation help
Complete thread -- Yes, thank you. Found it after posting.
Complete thread -- gegenhalten
Complete thread -- Pt with stroke. Neuro exam: Significant *gegenhoffen* is present.
Complete thread -- Aha! Thank you!!
Complete thread -- the carotid sheath
Complete thread -- not pulsatile and away from (??????), likely a bruise of the platysma or a haematoma
Complete thread -- I hear that now! Thanks. I had heard the % and perhaps the five.
Complete thread -- 55% ???
Complete thread -- wav file, thanks
Complete thread -- I just checked and he filled it in as "exam," certainly didn't sound like that! lol
Complete thread -- doesn't sound like that either, thanks though.
Complete thread -- the 'film' is done? since he later says quality of films?
Complete thread -- Thanks. I should have had that. Thought it started with an F.
Complete thread -- (didn't have the EKG pad quite in the right place, or the patient moved during tracing)
Complete thread -- limb lead artifact
Complete thread -- wav file, thanks
Complete thread -- hip x-ray radiology report "him" s.m. pls
Complete thread -- all I find and document is laryngeal nerve paresis -
Complete thread -- s/l laryngoneuroparesis, but I can't document. TIA!
Complete thread -- I wouldn't.
Complete thread -- would you cap - multidisciplinary team Upper GI meeting ?
Complete thread -- fructosamine?
Complete thread -- sm
Complete thread -- Okay, I'm obviously making too much of a deal about this. Thanks.
Complete thread -- Thanks. Would you call this a restrictive clause or nonrestrictive? Some grammar sites say
Complete thread -- or that
Complete thread -- which serves
Complete thread -- Would you use "who" for a toy poodle?
Complete thread -- or maybe where the first cases were
Complete thread -- The reason Lyme is capped: It's the name of the town in Connecticut where disease was
Complete thread -- thanks
Complete thread -- Ah, thanks for clarifying that. Thanks for all your help!!
Complete thread -- Monospot is capitalized as well.
Complete thread -- Monospot is for mononucleosis (see message)
Complete thread -- Agree I'm okay to keep these bacteria names lowercase? Please sm
Complete thread -- Thoratec® CentriMag (see link)
Complete thread -- this is aokolm posting, as usual, with her wow
Complete thread -- I don't have s/l setromag on my list, but the other is likely "extracorporeal" sm
Complete thread -- placement of *setromag extra caporo* biventricular assist
Complete thread -- Thank you sooo much!
Complete thread -- yep, radial nerve would be scarred down.
Complete thread -- butterfly fragment question from below WAV posted to be sure I am hearing right
Complete thread -- ...
Complete thread -- I googled butterfly fragment radial nerve scar - seems to make sense
Complete thread -- There is a large butterfly fragment .. Radial nerve will be (s/l scarred) down to thi
Complete thread -- There's nothing wrong with *excision* of wisdom teeth, is there? Maybe extraction
Complete thread -- Never mind. It is ANSAR for autonomic dysfunction testing.
Complete thread -- ...
Complete thread -- The patient needs s/l nsar (ensar) done and probably stress Myoview done
Complete thread -- ok...thanks!
Complete thread -- It does make sense although
Complete thread -- I think you should change it around, yes
Complete thread -- questioning "run up"...does this sound right, or any other suggestions?
Complete thread -- grammar question...
Complete thread -- ...
Complete thread -- oops, seconD, lol
Complete thread -- secone one
Complete thread -- Plaster of Paris capped? Or just plaster of Paris?
Complete thread -- YES!!!! Thanks!!
Complete thread -- Thanks poi, and I still learn new words daily. Thats why I love this job!
Complete thread -- trapdoor
Complete thread -- not hearing blowout...
Complete thread -- CT of the head, questioning type of fracture s.m. pls
Complete thread -- Why flag it? He's saying excision just like the helper suggested.
Complete thread -- Will flag. Thanks for listening.
Complete thread -- I was trying/expecting to hear extraction, but I think he's saying excision.
Complete thread -- mp3 note posted...
Complete thread -- oi. Thanks!
Complete thread -- below-knee
Complete thread -- Maloney fem-pop
Complete thread -- thanks all
Complete thread -- just expressing gratitude for this word board. It has helped me almost daily. THANKS!
Complete thread -- healthy-looking
Complete thread -- trying to hear descending colostomy but can't...sorry.
Complete thread -- Nope, ascending colostomy would be in the RUQ.
Complete thread -- and a functioning ascending colostomy in the left upper quadrant
Complete thread -- AND a functioning * colostomy...still working on it...
Complete thread -- scars in the functioning _____ looking colostomy on the left upper quadrant
Complete thread -- Darlene I learned a lot of new ones on this report. Never done a craniotomy before. LOL
Complete thread -- lemme write that one down, new to me, guess it widens the skull opening
Complete thread -- POI, just returned/reread, I thought I had posted under FGJJGI; was agreeing with this
Complete thread -- huh? huh? goodness poi. You read way too much into the post. sm
Complete thread -- well miracle of miracles I got it. He is saying barrel staves.
Complete thread -- I hope someone here is familiar with craniotomy. Please sm for full context and
Complete thread -- such
Complete thread -- well, that's because you are a learned MT! :)
Complete thread -- I actually think this makes sense and don't see that there even is a word omission.
Complete thread -- wow, I agree poi. i think that was actually kind of 'rude' for darlene to say that
Complete thread -- geez darlene, trying to tell me I'm not a "learned MT" since I questioned it?
Complete thread -- my opinion, at the TOP in caps and maybe even dated, so easily seen
Complete thread -- agree, they frequently run things on, omit word phrases, short-speak
Complete thread -- more medical lingo you learn/read in this field sm
Complete thread -- In our system, it would alert the doctor that the there is an addendum to a report.
Complete thread -- No problem!
Complete thread -- I wasn't worried about what to label the report, but how to
Complete thread -- I accept that your s/l is definitely not lobe. But no other noun is in common usage there
Complete thread -- enteramine? (serotonin)
Complete thread -- left lobe, not left bud, is my guess.
Complete thread -- word omission? I feel the possibility of the source of small bowel should be entertained.
Complete thread -- but no sense in final phrase.
Complete thread -- I think not. Go with poi.
Complete thread -- I like. Maybe even dilation of verge? (omitting "anal,")
Complete thread -- I'm sure I'm late, but can you label each file name with "Patient Name ADDENDUM" on it? sm
Complete thread -- Probably but could have meant it showed NG tube (placement) and erosion(s). May have been
Complete thread -- makes sense to me, an area of erosion caused by NG tube.
Complete thread -- of anal verge?
Complete thread -- Last week, he was having some difficulties with his stooling after dil ...
Complete thread -- "NG tube erosion" on EGD ??
Complete thread -- blanked
Complete thread -- Thank you. That was my thought also, that it should indicate
Complete thread -- med that sounds like in tera mine. No ph sound (phenetermine). I have no history
Complete thread -- Just my opinion, but an addendum that adds information to a report
Complete thread -- looking for advice - I have no QA
Complete thread -- Thanks. ...
Complete thread -- comma after effusion,
Complete thread -- most non words aren't hyphenated.
Complete thread -- huh?
Complete thread -- thanks
Complete thread -- bud
Complete thread -- s/l butt/bud of thyroid (not lobe) pls sm
Complete thread -- Can you post a sound bite?
Complete thread -- Myrbetriq
Complete thread -- Wow. I found it! Myrbetriq!
Complete thread -- my interpretation is "new" as in not present previously
Complete thread -- present?
Complete thread -- Does fresh make sense in this context?
Complete thread -- Medication help please. :)
Complete thread -- You betcha ;-)
Complete thread -- I'm sure that came from memory! lol
Complete thread -- see message
Complete thread -- And it needs to be spelled correctly. Note spelling.
Complete thread -- No problem. X3 is a brand name, by the way.
Complete thread -- thank you very, very much!
Complete thread -- CS X3 poly(ethylene) tibial X3 poly cemented patella button
Complete thread -- okay,
Complete thread -- thanks, I'll listen for that
Complete thread -- more ortho help (components for knee) pls sm
Complete thread -- The BOS talks about this, but I can't reference page right now.
Complete thread -- how come if used alone no?
Complete thread -- Dientamoeba fragilis...yes
Complete thread -- Not if it used alone.
Complete thread -- does dientomoeba need to be capped?
Complete thread -- how about "pain at end range"? (I hear that a lot)
Complete thread -- I have very little ortho experience, so not sure, but thank you
Complete thread -- Could he mean the exchange to extension from flexion?
Complete thread -- s/l "exchange" plse sm
Complete thread -- nonconducted or non-conducted? Found it both ways. ...
Complete thread -- Thanks so much for the help
Complete thread -- morphology?
Complete thread -- cartilage?
Complete thread -- Word help - ?rthology
Complete thread -- nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory gel for local application of the right ...
Complete thread -- and BUN and creatinine ARE not is.
Complete thread -- Victoza. - Thanks
Complete thread -- Maybe... Actos?
Complete thread -- mp3 posted
Complete thread -- focal?
Complete thread -- peripheral??
Complete thread -- Duh, I'm not awake. youR s/l, wrist fracture
Complete thread -- I don't know you s/l, but that wrist fractures should be "Colles"
Complete thread -- no acute *da foe* consolidations
Complete thread -- relisten, he probably said monitored BMP (not BNP). ?
Complete thread -- thanks to all -sent with a blank. nm
Complete thread -- ty
Complete thread -- thank you
Complete thread -- got it... miotic
Complete thread -- Benchmark KB is the electronic and most up-to-date version of all Stedman's books
Complete thread -- missing words from first sentence "...for right osteomyelitis has been ordered"
Complete thread -- I hear "GI" (also missing "has been ordered" after osteomyelitis).
Complete thread -- GI Protonix
Complete thread -- that is what i hear too
Complete thread -- thanks
Complete thread -- and suffers from Alzheimer's dementia
Complete thread -- . _____ Protonix 40 mg IV daily
Complete thread -- TwoCal HN
Complete thread -- also DNR ______ Alzheimer’s dementia
Complete thread -- maybe "intact pupils" (don't know about the M sound with "intact" though)
Complete thread -- might be uracil or clipped off Propylthiouracil sm
Complete thread -- arcus senilis with *___ pupils ?
Complete thread -- She has bilateral *unco sinitis with miratat poopers*. Neck is
Complete thread -- med ?s
Complete thread -- Guess: FEC syndrome (fibrillopathia epitheliocapsularis) I don' know! :P
Complete thread -- pure guess, not enough info tho elfin-facies syndrome
Complete thread -- any outstanding physical/mental defects mentioned
Complete thread -- scalded?
Complete thread -- could this be sped up just a bit (little to slow to understand)
Complete thread -- s/l EFFEESHEE SYNDROME
Complete thread -- skin has somewhat s/l galded appearance w/ slight odor.
Complete thread -- thanx. And the other s/l is 2-0 silk suture. ...
Complete thread -- she loves _____. Her work actually slowed down...
Complete thread -- ...
Complete thread -- balance problems are likely s/l neuromotorgenic
Complete thread -- "in Peoria, Illinois, for years, in marketing, flying all over the globe."
Complete thread -- She is a very active person and was with Caterpillar and ____ for yea ...
Complete thread -- She is a very active person and was with Caterpillar and ____ for yea ...
Complete thread -- Mefoxin? Maybe
Complete thread -- symptom resolved rapidly after the introduction on (???????).
Complete thread -- ...
Complete thread -- flank dullness to percussion.
Complete thread -- ...
Complete thread -- modest leg edema and mild bilateral ???????
Complete thread -- perhaps had been drinking vodka at time of exam.
Complete thread -- with regard
Complete thread -- management would be to discuss liver biopsy (s/l with a guide or with regard
Complete thread -- Never mind. Listened multiple times and sounds like but clearly vodka, which
Complete thread -- drinks alcohol almost on a daily basis s/l "but clearly" vodka. I realize he could
Complete thread -- carpet-tack scale
Complete thread -- There is no s/l car-pa-teck scale. No evidence of nonmelanoma.
Complete thread -- ?also seeing FEIBA
Complete thread -- ok
Complete thread -- Yes, I did. Like I said, QA was unable to figure it out either.
Complete thread -- did you include supratherapeutic INR in your search?
Complete thread -- I don't think so (see message)
Complete thread -- ?doc misreading rFVIIa
Complete thread -- Ahhh.....that's it!!! You're a genius!! THANK YOU SO MUCH!!!
Complete thread -- Pertechnetate, per an achive search, but do verify
Complete thread -- S/L "protectinate"
Complete thread -- Regarding earlier question about s/l VIVA...QA couldn't fill it in. Thanks to all!
Complete thread -- mucoperichondrial...
Complete thread -- Vaseline gauze applied over the s/l "avix" foam sm
Complete thread -- Auricular hematoma
Complete thread -- API procedure on thyroid nodule? Cannot verify - Indian accent. Thanks
Complete thread -- Never mind. I guess it's "fly and tree"
Complete thread -- is concrete for s/l "flying tree" or "fly in the tree"
Complete thread -- (That said, he did say "for some reason...," but I think best to flag since I'm not 100%
Complete thread -- Aack! Just occurred to me clonidine p.r.n. and p.r.n. Vistaril. That accent!
Complete thread -- Thanks, but not sure as that's a seizure med and no mention of that. Will flag.
Complete thread -- Keppra level? just a guess. not sure they even check Keppra levels...
Complete thread -- For some reason, his *cup-ra* was checked in May and it was also within normal range.
Complete thread -- Other meds tried are venlafaxine and mirtazepine, mentioned in next
Complete thread -- Psych med (I think): *clonna-veen pear-een* was helpful, but...
Complete thread -- I mean acid breakthrough
Complete thread -- it is histamine-induced acid reflux - thank you!
Complete thread -- Thanks so much for your help. Insecure today.
Complete thread -- sm
Complete thread -- Great. I saw that also when Googling. Thanks for the confirmation. :)
Complete thread -- I don't hear the beginning of next heading.
Complete thread -- Thanks a lot.
Complete thread -- Their medical dictionary doesn't, but it's not the latest edition.
Complete thread -- since he's saying "lymph"
Complete thread -- I'd expand that to LYMPHATIC like you have it.
Complete thread -- separate heading
Complete thread -- Carol - I could hear your wav from the start, last time too when no one else did.
Complete thread -- i think you are right - isolation by size filtration - i see that when googling -
Complete thread -- He is not dictating "lymphatic" rather 'lymph' or something. Would this go under NECK
Complete thread -- Next time try to post more before your area in question
Complete thread -- I too hear "lemon" juice or something similar
Complete thread -- breakthrough (1 word)
Complete thread -- drawn numerous tubes for circulating tumor cells by *s/l size* filtration
Complete thread -- some kind of "juice" but the sound is distorted right there. not sure anyone will get it.
Complete thread -- Benchmark KB (Stedman's) does show them both hyphenated and not
Complete thread -- Thank you.
Complete thread -- being bedbound (not sure if 1 word or hyphenated)
Complete thread -- Stedman's doesn't hyphenate them.
Complete thread -- Tazac 150 mg nocte to cover (???????) acid break through.
Complete thread -- for history of dementia and _______.
Complete thread -- When it comes to small cell cancer or large cell cancer. Is this hyphenated?
Complete thread -- Yes, did mention intravascular ultrasound a few times throughout. Going with IVUS'd.
Complete thread -- No wav file
Complete thread -- Thanks to you both so much! Will check both out.
Complete thread -- Might be IVIS'd (imaging system)
Complete thread -- IVUS'd (intravascular ultrasound) not sure how you'd write that tho
Complete thread -- Found it -- referring to aortic neck.
Complete thread -- The aorta was *eye-vissed* to confirm good technical result, and then the sheaths
Complete thread -- There is not *neck* sufficient to land a graft distal to the left...
Complete thread -- (1) are _____ decline in kidney function... ?
Complete thread -- i can hear wav but i can't make it out.
Complete thread -- I guess we use Colace here - "you guys" use Colese in Australia :-)
Complete thread -- I can't get it either
Complete thread -- nope, nothing comes up for me. usually it "spins" while downloading and it didnt do that.
Complete thread -- Got it! Colese!
Complete thread -- thanks
Complete thread -- :-(
Complete thread -- It may be there now. I think I was uploading under MP3.
Complete thread -- Might just be me... anyone else????
Complete thread -- Not sure why you cannot hear it. I downloaded it and heard it. This happens to me often.
Complete thread -- Sorry Carol I can't hear it.
Complete thread -- see message
Complete thread -- I resent file.
Complete thread -- Nothing there yet...
Complete thread -- Please see uploaded .wav file. Thanks for any help.
Complete thread -- all I found was liposuction.
Complete thread -- I did Google, but may have Googled wrong. I only had 1 hit come up. Thanks.
Complete thread -- Me too -- dangit! Thanks so much for trying though. Look forward to hearing back on it
Complete thread -- You are correct, google cheeking meds and plenty comes up
Complete thread -- Cannot confirm the correct spelling of "cheeking" medicine. Any ideas?
Complete thread -- palpable stepoff, or crepitus
Complete thread -- I've googled lipodystrophy hiv plastic surgery and find diddlysquat. sorry
Complete thread -- I think I hear the word supraclavicular adenopathy in there ?
Complete thread -- Pt with head injury. sm
Complete thread -- No gross _____ adenopathy.
Complete thread -- thanks
Complete thread -- ?scar tissue
Complete thread -- I too hear Colace
Complete thread -- I hear s/l chol-eze but cannot verify that
Complete thread -- HIV patient with lipodystrophy is being referred to plastic surgeon to ...sm
Complete thread -- hahahaha
Complete thread -- (Elmer Fudd dictating? hawwux wimitus?)
Complete thread -- Hallux Rigidus or Hallux Limitus
Complete thread -- hallux limitis
Complete thread -- Colace?
Complete thread -- Colase
Complete thread -- flagging
Complete thread -- medications are alprazolam, (??????), Nexium 40 mg, Zantac, mirtazapine
Complete thread -- ? bacteriuria with E coli
Complete thread -- Painful HAV bunions with s/l**hallux swimitus** right and left foot.
Complete thread -- is {bacturea} correct - pretty clear
Complete thread -- I think it's ok. Posterior soft tissue repair is a well-known procedure in total hip arthr
Complete thread -- ?beneath the scleral notch and the patch and shield...
Complete thread -- it is "and the patch and shield..."
Complete thread -- It does! Thank you!
Complete thread -- Tried to hear that but can't. Thanks, anyway!
Complete thread -- Thank you! (no specifics)
Complete thread -- My accounts, unless it is in the diagnoses, name of procedure, impression or assessment it
Complete thread -- how about frond?
Complete thread -- Do you have any account specifics to go by? Usually expansions are
Complete thread -- subcu tissues?
Complete thread -- Acetabulum sized to be a size 50, and *applied* holder component was selected.
Complete thread -- thanks!
Complete thread -- Would sclerotomy sites work??
Complete thread -- sm
Complete thread -- thanks
Complete thread -- Maxitrol ointment was placed beneath a *stermo nack* in the patch
Complete thread -- Op note for hip hemiarthroplasty. Please
Complete thread -- wide field viewing?
Complete thread -- inspected at 360 degrees with all *scrimy* sites directly visualized
Complete thread -- thanks
Complete thread -- and far periphery. A* frand* was noted along the inferotemporal
Complete thread -- observation that the infusion cannula...
Complete thread -- by direct visual observation
Complete thread -- After confirmation ____ observation and after
Complete thread -- probably vacuum bag
Complete thread -- found: PeriVac™ Pericardiocentesis Kits provide the essentials for pericardial drainage
Complete thread -- I've looked long enough. Need to send it. Thanks anyway.
Complete thread -- I observed the s/l vaccubag and there was no more oozing of blood sm
Complete thread -- no doubt...i was guessing LOL
Complete thread -- my husband isn't fast, he was saying this particular patient is
Complete thread -- maybe a 10 minute 4k??
Complete thread -- I checked with my coach husband, he ran 100 meters in 10.4 seconds.
Complete thread -- I think that is kind of slow for a college runner though....
Complete thread -- THANKS!
Complete thread -- That's it, thanks!! I think I need another cup of coffee!! lol
Complete thread -- I think it is LVID left ventricular internal dimension
Complete thread -- finding some that sound close, but cannot be sure, so sending in blank, ty
Complete thread -- I would guess he ran a mile in 10 minutes 4 seconds. 10.4?
Complete thread -- "LVIG"?? measured 4.4 cm in diastole....SM
Complete thread -- College athlete (runner)
Complete thread -- coil to can?
Complete thread -- medication - S/L "MSelon"
Complete thread -- Not familiar but just found "Active can" in relation to ICDs
Complete thread -- It is the left eye, but I cant tell from listening. Will flag. Thanks!
Complete thread -- oooooo I like that!
Complete thread -- I was thinking posterior chamber lens (PCL), left eye (OS) but it could be what MT50 said
Complete thread -- PCIOL posterior chamber intraocular lens
Complete thread -- PROCEDURE: Phacoemulsification of *PCLOS*
Complete thread -- ICD interrogation - please see msg.
Complete thread -- monitor?
Complete thread -- posteriorly in apposition
Complete thread -- I cannot find this word anywhere...
Complete thread -- OMG! thanks!
Complete thread -- aponeurotic?
Complete thread -- umbilical hernia repair
Complete thread -- normal focalization or vocalization? TIA!
Complete thread -- Did you have a wave with this?
Complete thread -- I think 50s, can't remember.
Complete thread -- I tried hearing that, but I couldn't. Thanks, though.
Complete thread -- do you remember how old this pt was?
Complete thread -- Could it be ?"VKA" (vitamin K antagonist)
Complete thread -- they usually give vitamin K? wonder if it has anything to do with that?
Complete thread -- Not off hand, but will check through my stuff
Complete thread -- MT50: Please see message...
Complete thread -- Can't hear that either. She's a mumbler. I'm sending it on. Thanks for trying.
Complete thread -- I bet that was it!! Sent with a blank. Thank you!
Complete thread -- thanks so much!
Complete thread -- Guessing ~ LESI's placed (lumbar epidural steroid injections)
Complete thread -- differ?
Complete thread -- Help please on report re patient with back pain. TIA
Complete thread -- can't hear that
Complete thread -- alter?
Complete thread -- Can't hear that, but I just listened again and the sentence is
Complete thread -- thank you. I'll give that a try.
Complete thread -- minocycline? There are others if you place your s/l in drugs.com phoentic search.
Complete thread -- ?defer
Complete thread -- Doctor is listing the patient's allergies. There are only two, and
Complete thread -- s/l to effer
Complete thread -- That must be it. Thanks.
Complete thread -- He is actually saying "pro-B-type natriuretic was" So he is just chopping it all up
Complete thread -- I didn't hear the "NP" but go with MT50 - she's got good ears
Complete thread -- I hear (pro...) pro B at the clinic. He may be saying ProBNP but "NP" part cut off?
Complete thread -- Her ProBNP (B-type natriuretic peptide) was 5445
Complete thread -- Her _________ 5445 on 10/29/2012 and 4688 today.
Complete thread -- foam roller?
Complete thread -- s/l fomarola (sm)
Complete thread -- You don't specify what you are questioning, but I'm assuming cGY, in
Complete thread -- Tp rec'd 4550 cGy of radiotherapy. Is this typed correctly?
Complete thread -- oh, thank you!
Complete thread -- anuric.
Complete thread -- it sounds like "he is a-uric" or "he has a uric"
Complete thread -- s/l a-uric
Complete thread -- I just checked it out in the archives. It was RUQ pain too. Weird coincidence, I guess. I
Complete thread -- I blanked as I could not verify, thx for the help :) ...
Complete thread -- OP? did you ever come back??
Complete thread -- I saw that word on here earlier this morning?
Complete thread -- you have either mL or mg? If he said 5 mg first, wouldnt it go up to mg the 2nd time too
Complete thread -- But I just saw the part about a 3-year-old so disregard this. Anything online about
Complete thread -- Usually 2.5 mg, so don't know how they could increase from 5 mg weekly to less than 7.5 mg
Complete thread -- I suppose he wants "niggles"
Complete thread -- 3 yr old, JIA
Complete thread -- s/l Nie-galls or nighals
Complete thread -- they often run things together,(runon sentences) perhaps has more than one problem.
Complete thread -- they often run things together,(runon sentences) perhaps has more than one problem.
Complete thread -- agree how to verify? google.com + EMG glossary or EMG dictionary or EMG sample reports
Complete thread -- perhaps meaning the "microscopic slide" 1-4 (or 1 to 4) designating which number nm
Complete thread -- Thank you ...
Complete thread -- Well, short note and going to send in with a flag, so NM.
Complete thread -- Hmm, maybe he means samples 1 to 4 or such?
Complete thread -- Small amount of blood only but none of significance *on the microscopic one to four.*
Complete thread -- concomitant
Complete thread -- suffered a right distal radius fracture and metaphyseal fracture. She ...
Complete thread -- that was just on another board, and it was polyphasia (like polyphasic, monophasic)
Complete thread -- I'd guess "severe" I've never heard of serial anxiety or serial depression for that matte
Complete thread -- Urecholine (bethanechol)
Complete thread -- medication s/l uricolon 25 mg (not sure exactly what for)
Complete thread -- cadaver
Complete thread -- could means happens a lot...rule out severe
Complete thread -- check polyphasic motor units
Complete thread -- He is s/p ____
Complete thread -- NM, will flag.
Complete thread -- PMH: Significant for s/l serial anxiety state
Complete thread -- Resident clearly stating *poly phasia,* but I can't see how fits this context
Complete thread -- thanks, I flagged (poor little guy)
Complete thread -- mild to moderate?
Complete thread -- Nothing is there. Just tell us what it sounds like to you.
Complete thread -- (two week old infant) Mild fullness to the thigh with mild s/l mallet deformity.
Complete thread -- I resent .wav file. Now hear Midodrine frequently ____ acute fluctuation in creatinine.
Complete thread -- sure, little veins like spider webs. my ankles have them, as do my feet.
Complete thread -- Sorry, that darn wav just will not play for me.
Complete thread -- See message too. Thanks!
Complete thread -- It is there. nm
Complete thread -- Examination of the legs revealed he has venous s/l webbing in both ank ...
Complete thread -- I don't hear a .wav?
Complete thread -- Not at all. Just hear it dictated a lot, but thanks for your enthusiasm. :)
Complete thread -- See uploaded .wav file. Thanks so much for any help.
Complete thread -- which has resolved
Complete thread -- dermatographism
Complete thread -- s/l dramatic arthrism, lol, maybe truamatic arthritis???
Complete thread -- Past Medical History: Significant for prior concussion and ____ which have resolved
Complete thread -- thank you!! You're amazing
Complete thread -- Vitron-C 1 every day?
Complete thread -- googled 'xo army' and got tons of pertinent hits.
Complete thread -- sm
Complete thread -- Yes, seems to check out. Thanks!!
Complete thread -- I believe it is executive officer - but check that as I'm not military
Complete thread -- Social worker refers to commander and "XO" in Army while telling
Complete thread -- doctor is not spelling it. Sounds like vee-va...
Complete thread -- supratherapeutic INR: s/l VIVA was given?
Complete thread -- Well, she just got into indications and now says pathology report showed
Complete thread -- DX: *A 5 mm* thin melanoma, size 1 x 2 cm, and 5 mm deep. Does that
Complete thread -- Sending blank
Complete thread -- Mohs surgery, "infranares skin." Google/spellcheck doesn't like "infranares. What
Complete thread -- Yes, I think that is it. Thank you. :)
Complete thread -- dysfunction?
Complete thread -- It took me a minute too. I think we all just assume we're talking to females here.
Complete thread -- osteoarthritis of the knee
Complete thread -- ...
Complete thread -- background count
Complete thread -- maybe the e-vets is effects?
Complete thread -- Sometimes a Geiger counter is used to measure. See if that fits.
Complete thread -- sentinel node biopsy
Complete thread -- glad to help - darlene
Complete thread -- Could be as in suture tails
Complete thread -- s/l Why-e-vets
Complete thread -- nevermind, just read your full post, sorry.
Complete thread -- silks?? as is silk sutures??
Complete thread -- Well, let me ask this -- would *tails* make sense there? If I really try to hear
Complete thread -- Just can't get that. Really s/l sills. I'm going to flag. Thanks for trying!!
Complete thread -- slurring "sutures" ?
Complete thread -- She just told me to go back and add under specimens this, which might be a clue?
Complete thread -- I thought I was being Mr. Obvious but Ms. Close-Minded above still didn't get it. I guess
Complete thread -- specimen oriented with a stitch with two short *sills* marking the superior margin...
Complete thread -- She just now said night prior pt underwent nuclear lymphoscintigraphy, so I guess
Complete thread -- yes, but metatarsophalangeal is never simply "MT" - that's what's wrong (needs a P)
Complete thread -- Thank you for suggestion. I'll go back for another listen.
Complete thread -- ?scintigram
Complete thread -- Yes, I can put that. I just wanted to make sure I wasn't missing something in my research
Complete thread -- Under joints, same thing: metacarpophalangeal is MCPJ and metatarsophalangeal is MTPJ.
Complete thread -- The patient had a nuclear *sin-ti-grit* locating to the right axilla.
Complete thread -- with or w/o the T it is clear. If you like to change what's dictated, go for it.
Complete thread -- MT w/o the P doesn't include phalangeal. Stedman's is wrong there. Look under "joints".
Complete thread -- Agree
Complete thread -- makes sense - you can put Dr. Valencia, Voorhees, NJ ?
Complete thread -- If its a cancer stage, wouldn't that be IB (stages are Roman?)
Complete thread -- PCP Valencia Voorhees New Jersey. I thought it was Valencia Voorhees FROM NJ, but I
Complete thread -- Stedman's Ortho has metacarpophalangeal as MP or MCP and metatarsophalangeal as MT or MTP.
Complete thread -- M can stand for metacarpal or metatarsal, so MCP or MTP is used to distinguish them... SM
Complete thread -- Toe MP joint. Shouldn't that be MTP joint???
Complete thread -- Probably wants to emphasize that the 12 is out of the range of 0-10 and is off the charts
Complete thread -- She rates her pain as 4 dash 12 slash 10, put the 12 in quotes please. I guess that
Complete thread -- Found some hits for PMX???
Complete thread -- ?ulnar carpal complex
Complete thread -- UCC Urgent Care Center (medical insurance) UCC Urinary Cortisol ...
Complete thread -- TY. It's a spindle cell carcinoma.
Complete thread -- an acronym in rheum s/l UCC or UCZ. Only 3 letters
Complete thread -- what is the type of cancer?
Complete thread -- from what I see in BOS the "P" should be lower case
Complete thread -- stage 1B, bulky, PT2a PNX M0 *s/l TNX. Help appreciated.
Complete thread -- Long- term video EEG monitoring; WADA (intracarotid amobarbital injection) testing ...
Complete thread -- s/l wadda
Complete thread -- You guys are great! Thanks much
Complete thread -- 291 lbs ...
Complete thread -- Went into a BMI calculator and put in height of 5'11" and bmi of 44.2 and it comes out to
Complete thread -- MD slurs weight but I have BMI
Complete thread -- You're welcome, anytime!
Complete thread -- So sorry! It's so nice of you to try so hard to help other MTs. I've personally been
Complete thread -- Thanks for letting me know, I was making myself crazy!
Complete thread -- It was a Wenckebach rhythm. There was no way you could have gotten that from my s/l!
Complete thread -- can't hear that
Complete thread -- WAG atrial couplets?
Complete thread -- maybe she's a guy
Complete thread -- s/l incudockers
Complete thread -- Eww.
Complete thread -- normal tone?
Complete thread -- even s/l tong
Complete thread -- Neuro exam: Decreased ankle jerk. He has s/l normal tome?tx
Complete thread -- you're welcome
Complete thread -- What makes you think I wear panties?
Complete thread -- I don't actually know, but giving you what I am finding on google.
Complete thread -- I found a urine amino acid test could that be the same as "scanned"?
Complete thread -- amino acid?
Complete thread -- Urine, a (a-my-no acid scanned), organics acids, CSF, viral studies and culture, uri
Complete thread -- Don't get your panties in such a wad. Dear Lord! I was just teasing
Complete thread -- the only thing I can figure out would be "non-liquefied"
Complete thread -- thumb x-ray. sounds like non-lick-fi
Complete thread -- Once again, if I had been conscious of the facility being in that area, I wouldn't even
Complete thread -- Yeah, the words "east coast" would have been a big clue, lol.
Complete thread -- No context about the hurricane. It just dawned on me as an afterthought that account,
Complete thread -- and, thanks to you, nm.
Complete thread -- because a lot of client's printers do not 'do' italics is what I was told
Complete thread -- Ah! Bingo. Googled *"skinny wires" orthopedic fixator device* and got hits.
Complete thread -- Thank you. I did find it used one place as "skinny wires" but
Complete thread -- all I know of would be "K wires" - if he's calling them skinny wire I'd think would (sm)
Complete thread -- Ortho external fixator to arm. Two s/l "skinny wires" placed through the ulna.
Complete thread -- That context would have been helpful to the helpers, lol.
Complete thread -- AAMT BoS advocates avoiding the use of italics in medical transcription.
Complete thread -- I bet it was stum was "storm" but already sent blank. (account in NJ coastal area).
Complete thread -- pentastarch (Pentaspan) may be in there
Complete thread -- Well, that's true. Not sure if I hear a P on the end. s/l stum now. I have no problem
Complete thread -- just capitalize brand names, no need for italics
Complete thread -- Who's to say? If she's having a change in her mental
Complete thread -- italics
Complete thread -- The patient kept asking if she did okay with the s/l "stump quote unquote period"
Complete thread -- agree -refers to damage in major organs (heart, kidney, brain, eyes etc
Complete thread -- thanks for trying.
Complete thread -- thanks BB
Complete thread -- Thanks. He probably meant that or meant to say "laughs out loud." I'll send as
Complete thread -- wonder is missing a word? smiles and "laughs" out loud. Can google infant sm
Complete thread -- She s/l "smiles out loud"
Complete thread -- end-organ.
Complete thread -- NM. went with end-organ. stat job, going for surgery
Complete thread -- I have nothing. sorry
Complete thread -- in-organ or end-organ (I'm leaning toward end-organ but want a 2nd opinion please)
Complete thread -- Thanks
Complete thread -- Certainly better than acidy!
Complete thread -- bilateral ground glass opacities
Complete thread -- Hmm, he's reviewing other doctor's reports. Maybe he read "AF" as "AT"
Complete thread -- acidic reflux sounds okay.
Complete thread -- No, she's using acidy as an adjective to describe the reflux. I may give it to her.
Complete thread -- glad to have you posting so enthusiastically!
Complete thread -- glad to have yo posting so enthusiastically!
Complete thread -- thanks for the tip!
Complete thread -- acidity/reflux?
Complete thread -- look at things to do with granulomatous disease
Complete thread -- bilateral s/l gramulossherpatus disease of both upper lobes consistent with pulmonary
Complete thread -- seems like it would have something to do with air fluid levels at first glance...
Complete thread -- Would you give "acidy" reflux? (isn't acid reflux enough?) Says a few
Complete thread -- WAG: examination revealed bilateral air-fluid levels/bubbles...?
Complete thread -- Sorry. My page would scroll up for some reason just as I went to hit enter, making me the
Complete thread -- patient with chronic ear pain, "bilateral s/l AET levels"
Complete thread -- any suggestions?
Complete thread -- perhaps the sub was just a stutter? perhaps "some"?
Complete thread -- yes, you did, 3 times today! No problem, I just look it up and see there's nothing wrong.
Complete thread -- Not recently changed. My Stedman's has had it for years as one word.
Complete thread -- ...
Complete thread -- B. Bob: I accidentally hit "report abusive post" instead of send. Sorry!
Complete thread -- B. Bob: I accidentally hit "report abusive post" instead of send. Sorry!
Complete thread -- Thanks so much!
Complete thread -- ...
Complete thread -- He also had an ultrasound conducted which confirms a supraspinatus tea ...
Complete thread -- In my defense, I was researching to complete a dictation just like eve ...
Complete thread -- Got it: theophylline
Complete thread -- hadn't even thought of that way...thx to ya both!!
Complete thread -- Knee exam: ...possibly a positive *ves-sol-lee* on the left...
Complete thread -- drug list s/l fear-fy-lene PMH: Hypertension and TIA
Complete thread -- Hydrochlorothiazide, lisinopril, levothyroxine, stool softener, _____________,
Complete thread -- Thank you both. When slowed down, I heard wedge-shaped here also. Sometimes VR can lead
Complete thread -- wonder if the OP ever came back to see that?
Complete thread -- If you can find both and are unsure, I suggest flagging - but (SM)
Complete thread -- I second this suggestion. I was going to say the same
Complete thread -- (congrats!)
Complete thread -- my suggestion
Complete thread -- LOL. Thanks anyway !!
Complete thread -- bubble CPAP, bubble cpap
Complete thread -- I don't see much of H-shaped in regards to lung findings. Wedge makes sense in
Complete thread -- wonder if he means 5/64 of an inch?
Complete thread -- wedge shape vs H shape(d). Here, VR has put H shaped and I kind of hear it, but
Complete thread -- Avea ventilator
Complete thread -- opinions on review of systems punctuation s.m. pls
Complete thread -- thanks, maybe he means 0.0564, but still not exact in the link - thanks anyhow
Complete thread -- NICU Terms new to Margaret: RAM Cannula, Avea, bubble CPAP
Complete thread -- SM for link. Not a definite answer, except it wouldn't be 0.564
Complete thread -- Looked it up in archives. Thanks anyway.
Complete thread -- femur fracture ORIF, doc refers to "5-6-4" smooth K wire, is that 0.564?
Complete thread -- Thanks ...
Complete thread -- as graft to fuse spine?
Complete thread -- spina bifida
Complete thread -- He's in the army. Is United States implied, and should I cap? Thanks. Brain fuzz.
Complete thread -- okay...bad wag :)
Complete thread -- "they" - meaning the hospital?
Complete thread -- in to see us?
Complete thread -- Its okay to ask for help - just not questions on an exam. that's sorta like cheating?
Complete thread -- Can anyone who works Australia accounts help !! s/l too-feet'-us
Complete thread -- use has on your health
Complete thread -- That seems possible, a pamphlet telling the effects corticosteroid use have on your health
Complete thread -- pseudoaneurysm
Complete thread -- s/l Seelanderism; cardio
Complete thread -- THANK YOU! I would have NEVER gotten that on Google! :)
Complete thread -- LOL! :) ...
Complete thread -- You're too honest. Next time, say "I've been doing MT for 15 years and can't get this"
Complete thread -- Thanks again, I appreciate that! :) and I'm sorry if I wasted your tim ...
Complete thread -- Oh DUH on me, LOL. Of course !! Thanks much
Complete thread -- goals?
Complete thread -- s/l "galls"
Complete thread -- Lol. Yeah, should've kept that to myself, huh? ...
Complete thread -- where I work we use real words, even if not dictated as such.
Complete thread -- Goutallier
Complete thread -- Might just be this. Thanks for your suggestion and other helpers' help as well!
Complete thread -- lol, your mistake was telling us you were taking an exam, but I would have still tried to
Complete thread -- sure...google with quotes "feeding veins"
Complete thread -- They will probably, sometime next year, require a bit of sclerotherapy ...
Complete thread -- I'm real sorry. I appreciate your help and I'm sorry I wasted your ti ...
Complete thread -- yes, I am!! LOL. We have a doc we nicknamed Sheldon 'cause he tries to use big s.m.
Complete thread -- perhaps forward and lateral?
Complete thread -- forward elevation?
Complete thread -- gosh, I was irritated I spent 10 minutes trying to help someone
Complete thread -- I can't hear *overhead* elevation, but seems to start with *for.* Maybe
Complete thread -- Thank u. Sorry, I didn't know I couldn't ask dictation questions if I ...
Complete thread -- s/l health
Complete thread -- Right upper extremity: Active *for-ler-der* range of motion. Please
Complete thread -- I think many of them tell the students they can use the Internet in whatever way they want
Complete thread -- Oh, my bad. Sorry. ...
Complete thread -- but it wasn't dictated dorsiflexion
Complete thread -- Here is some stuff I found on isotonic fluids. Maybe something here that will
Complete thread -- then it'd be "dorsiflexion and plantarflexion" - still no hyphen and no point in arguing
Complete thread -- Sheldon?
Complete thread -- I see that one has been argued about a lot. I have it in my expander
Complete thread -- I thought this board was to help MTs - not people taking exams.
Complete thread -- Please don't use the helpers here to answer exam questions. Ask your instructor.
Complete thread -- Was that recently changed? Last I knew it was 2 words.
Complete thread -- Thanks. I'll be back to bug you later with a couple more I know you c ...
Complete thread -- Plantarflexion is one word.
Complete thread -- MRI scan
Complete thread -- lol, I can't think of anything that s/l pentarendamere. Good luck.
Complete thread -- But that doesn't mean it's correct. :)
Complete thread -- No. That's the frustrating part. It sounds exactly like I spelled it. ...
Complete thread -- No need to capitalize creatinine.
Complete thread -- isotonic rehydration? (dehydration is a condition so can't be that). Do you hear 0.9%?
Complete thread -- thanks for filling some of the blank. I hear fluid at the end.
Complete thread -- thank you
Complete thread -- thanks
Complete thread -- dorsiflexion and plantar flexion
Complete thread -- No but Massachusetts is
Complete thread -- state of massachusetts (do I cap state in this case)?
Complete thread -- Doctor says, "She has no pain with forced
Complete thread -- Is there an isotonic RD HYDRATION? Or isotonic dehydration? ...
Complete thread -- history of ___ (I thought maybe dropfoot but they usually say right or left before so prob
Complete thread -- point 9 percent? wag
Complete thread -- RENAL CONSULT
Complete thread -- renal consult
Complete thread -- THANK YOU so much for your help. Much appreciated.
Complete thread -- my guess is niggle as well (to worry or annoy someone slightly but continuously)
Complete thread -- niggle? (annoyance/discomfort)
Complete thread -- s/l Nee-gle
Complete thread -- Thank you very much!
Complete thread -- pacemaker A and V impedances
Complete thread -- thank you
Complete thread -- pacemaker checked today with normal s/l A and V impedences.
Complete thread -- Agree with below. Saying cross in reference to cruciate (cruciate means shaped like a
Complete thread -- Thanks, Jeannine.
Complete thread -- check out cruciate ligament (which is like a cross)
Complete thread -- Left knee pain.
Complete thread -- google this (notice key words selected from your phrasing exactly) s.m.
Complete thread -- any suggestions? (I haven't given up hope yet)
Complete thread -- "s/l parahesian"
Complete thread -- Nevermind - from her other reports it looks like these numbers are not separated by commas
Complete thread -- could also be AP and lateral
Complete thread -- usually is it PA and lateral
Complete thread -- hot and blue with counts of
Complete thread -- Position of Chest x-ray
Complete thread -- it would work if you could put "when" between recently and she
Complete thread -- The way he says it, I believe the "until recently" goes with "she was fooling around." ??
Complete thread -- mp3 posted
Complete thread -- my suggestion
Complete thread -- Need punctuation suggestions, please. See inside:
Complete thread -- I would still send an email, gently stating the word you thought would be more appropriate
Complete thread -- No, she had breast augmentation.
Complete thread -- Yes he is saying hypophysitis but he did not say lymphocytic. Thanks.
Complete thread -- panhypopituitarism due to lymphocytic hypophysitis ...
Complete thread -- panhypopituitarism due to lymphocytic hypophysitis ...
Complete thread -- Panhypopituitarism secondary to hypothyroidism ...
Complete thread -- Panhypopituitarism secondary to s/l hypoth-a-cytis from his prior Langerhans
Complete thread -- thank you.
Complete thread -- QA is done by my boss, so I think not.
Complete thread -- Was she having cosmetic freckle removal or something?
Complete thread -- s/l asthma action plan?
Complete thread -- yes, thank you, that's it.
Complete thread -- steadied it?
Complete thread -- word help - sm
Complete thread -- mp3 posted
Complete thread -- Thanks for your help. Will flag the other word.
Complete thread -- I couldn't get the other word, sorry
Complete thread -- infant LGA - (large for gestational age) and if ____ will check sugars.
Complete thread -- OMGoodness. Did you email anyone about that? When I get things back from QA
Complete thread -- lol
Complete thread -- uh oh.
Complete thread -- update to my post below
Complete thread -- QA put lentiginous :-(
Complete thread -- Infant .... and its history, will...???
Complete thread -- Newborn consultation note
Complete thread -- ok. Thank you. ...
Complete thread -- r/o "norms of therapy"
Complete thread -- or "aims of therapy"
Complete thread -- Yeah, I thought of that too, but you are right, the dose doesn't fit.
Complete thread -- I'd go with retrieval, as it is retrieving the biopsy?
Complete thread -- only thing i can think is Zanaflex, but its a muscle relaxant and not that dose.
Complete thread -- I think "arms of therapy" is the more common phrasing.
Complete thread -- not that i see. cystostomy is making an opening into the bladder.
Complete thread -- s/l kenaflex, tenaflex 15 or 13 mg???? I have searched every where! (sm)
Complete thread -- help with term
Complete thread -- measured by a (?pull-through retrievable balloon or a pull-through retrieval balloon)
Complete thread -- she said on the Today show that she and her friends can all find the US on a map and she
Complete thread -- tried and true s/l *arms* for therapy (sm)
Complete thread -- thanks
Complete thread -- I think that's what she's saying...Thank you!
Complete thread -- I will defer to stella.
Complete thread -- salvos? Never heard it used that way, but maybe it is idiomatic.
Complete thread -- episodes
Complete thread -- short s/l sobbows of paroxysmal atrial tachycardia
Complete thread -- Someone should donate a world map to her and she could show us where "the Iraq" is.
Complete thread -- Yes, I was scratching my head on that one too. And I cracked up when she said that many
Complete thread -- I might buy that nerves made her say "such as" over and over but the rest of it,
Complete thread -- Oh my. She actually says on her facebook page that she's smart but was just nervous.
Complete thread -- Geez he is saying right nasal cavity. LOL Thanks anyway.
Complete thread -- Catalyst??
Complete thread -- The patient then was injected into the s/l ray nasal cavity at the axilla
Complete thread -- I've heard that Donald Trump hired her as a model and she now earns $25,000 per day,
Complete thread -- L.A. - s/l Carter Risk Foundation?
Complete thread -- Thanks to you, I just wasted about 1/2 hour looking her up and watching videos of her
Complete thread -- ...
Complete thread -- Or Miss Teen USA 2007 (S Carolina)?
Complete thread -- I thought I typed thank you to both helpers, but I must not
Complete thread -- It was hiatus!! Thank you all so much!!!'
Complete thread -- oops - meant to say that is what is sounds like.
Complete thread -- Motor Grand Prix
Complete thread -- She starts to say grand but changes to "Motor Grand Prix"
Complete thread -- how about hiatus, since he has a hiatal hernia.
Complete thread -- Yea, but am I smarter than a 5th grader?! :)
Complete thread -- or hiatus??
Complete thread -- WAG - esophagus ??
Complete thread -- He did enjoy his working away at the (??????) Grand Prix.
Complete thread -- thank you!
Complete thread -- YES! Thanks so much!!
Complete thread -- Nevermind - I see what you're saying about 'total'
Complete thread -- You are smarter than your grammar check.
Complete thread -- I think 'were' is correct.....
Complete thread -- Descemet's folds??
Complete thread -- grammar
Complete thread -- Help on an EGD please
Complete thread -- s/l ** sesame folds **
Complete thread -- ADEPT® (4% Icodextrin) Adhesion Reduction Solution is a single use
Complete thread -- I got it. It is relaxing (relaxing into). Thank you anyway.
Complete thread -- Doctor is speaking very fast.
Complete thread -- Stay safe and dry!
Complete thread -- s/l Adep or Adet ?
Complete thread -- yes, thanks
Complete thread -- FYI - trazodone is not a brand name drug and so is not capped.
Complete thread -- 4. ____ benzodiazepines p.r.n. for anxiety as patient is in recovery.
Complete thread -- thank you
Complete thread -- thanks soooo much!
Complete thread -- block to motion
Complete thread -- to me sounds like "direct", but usually they say "intact (not sure if he is cutting the
Complete thread -- knee injury....s/l bock to motion...sm for more
Complete thread -- thanks
Complete thread -- affect congruent. Thought process: _____. Thought content:
Complete thread -- auditory or visual
Complete thread -- thanks
Complete thread -- The patient denies any ______ hallucinations, A&O x3. Limited judgment and insight.
Complete thread -- I just passed a liquor store and said "what the heck" and started
Complete thread -- ty
Complete thread -- added
Complete thread -- thanks muchly, not pretty here where I am but still have power so far
Complete thread -- no wave yet
Complete thread -- okay and certainly not suicidal. I'm just "sleeping" alcohol. is what I s.m.
Complete thread -- . I’m just_____ alcohol.”
Complete thread -- I was doing okay until yesterday. ______ “What the heck?”
Complete thread -- There is no mention of that. That is the first instance of the s/l.
Complete thread -- thanks
Complete thread -- thanks
Complete thread -- Did he change out one catheter for another (do an exchange)?
Complete thread -- s/l catheter "in exchange." (see message)
Complete thread -- How are those of you on the east coast doing? I hope you don't lose power!
Complete thread -- WAG -- occult? overt?
Complete thread -- ...
Complete thread -- Not sure about s/l, but you need a semicolon before however and a comma after.
Complete thread -- Why didn't you cap Valium?
Complete thread -- Why didn't you cap Valium?
Complete thread -- congruent. Thought content there are some confabulations and some looseness of ...
Complete thread -- psychiatric client.... not noting any irritability of any s/l uglic signs of pain..
Complete thread -- secondary to UTI/sedative-hypnotic
Complete thread -- Continue to treat UTI as appropriate
Complete thread -- got it says later
Complete thread -- UTI/_____ abrupt discontinuation. AND 1. Continue treat UTI ______.
Complete thread -- And each account is different. This is something you should ask your people.
Complete thread -- Actually, you can drop the "s" if it's followed by the word disease. Standing alone, it
Complete thread -- ...
Complete thread -- thanks
Complete thread -- congruent _____ some looseness of associations
Complete thread -- question about Parkinson's disease
Complete thread -- "contributory for"
Complete thread -- Need comma/punctuation suggestions for following sentence: (See inside, please)
Complete thread -- PAST MEDICAL HISTORY: _____for mitral valve prolapse.
Complete thread -- med s/l sultera
Complete thread -- core strengthening and McKenzie exercises is what I hear
Complete thread -- ...
Complete thread -- very very late - but Paul D. Sweigert, MD, Napa, CA,
Complete thread -- nulliparous?
Complete thread -- s/l nuh-luh-paris
Complete thread -- ...
Complete thread -- and it's correct. too bad I already uploaded. :-(
Complete thread -- I hear possibly core strengthening and ? service and provide ...
Complete thread -- He was given a prescription for physical therapy for core strengthenin ...
Complete thread -- litiginous makes sense
Complete thread -- Yay Giants, you rock!!!!!!
Complete thread -- Thanks.
Complete thread -- sorry - Matzim is diltiazem. found on a google search
Complete thread -- Matzim
Complete thread -- Doc spells med Matzim - can't document sm
Complete thread -- If memory serves me correctly, this is in archives above . i am on a kindle and it.
Complete thread -- Never mind, I found it and it seems to be correct.
Complete thread -- that would too easy, yes?
Complete thread -- I did and am still not sure.
Complete thread -- google tnm staging
Complete thread -- T2 Nmic M0. Is Nmic written correctly?
Complete thread -- agree
Complete thread -- ...
Complete thread -- ?associated
Complete thread -- Thanks for trying, but I clearly hear piginous with something before it.
Complete thread -- google: tumbling stunting
Complete thread -- ?litigious
Complete thread -- Does serpiginous fit here?
Complete thread -- no idea what occupation is. Nothing given. Weird term and very clear dictator!
Complete thread -- What is her occupation? Is she a stunt woman in the movies?
Complete thread -- help needed with physical therapy term that s/l stunting
Complete thread -- I'd be interested to find out what the words is, if you find out.
Complete thread -- Ty for your time. At end of report, she corrected and said PCP from Napa, CA.
Complete thread -- Paul Lawrence Schweikert, DMD?
Complete thread -- Dr. Paul s/l Swigart in Pennsylvania. (She spelled it Sweigart.)
Complete thread -- Thanks! It was probably "keyhole slit." Unfortunately, already sent with blank.
Complete thread -- Sent with blank. s/l osting (with short o) D. Had no clue.
Complete thread -- keyhole split?
Complete thread -- He's only mentioned epigastric veins in this report. I guess it could be crossing vein.
Complete thread -- a 5 x 3 inch piece of mesh with a s/l "T hole" split 2 inches from the lateral edge
Complete thread -- did you find the answer?
Complete thread -- crossover or crossing ?? I can't think of any vein in that area when doing hernia repair
Complete thread -- moving laterally along Cooper's ligament to the s/l "crossy" vein
Complete thread -- never mind.
Complete thread -- much school closures will be
Complete thread -- did not respond well to conservative management and also the patient's own s/l
Complete thread -- thanks
Complete thread -- 2. Return visit as needed. I am anticipating hearing directly from hi ...
Complete thread -- no, clearly zanitex with an "n"
Complete thread -- almost like "her pseudo sisters" - lots of "s" sounds in there.
Complete thread -- to me, it s/l "her pseudo symptoms"
Complete thread -- i have made it a little longer. problem is that he pauses so long before and after this
Complete thread -- none. This part of a dictation from another doctor, nothing
Complete thread -- maybe joint space areas.
Complete thread -- ? Xanax - Are there any diagnoses?
Complete thread -- could you make wav a little longer before and after your blank spot?
Complete thread -- is tender to palpation throughout her lower back as well as over her joint calf areas
Complete thread -- No but thanks. Strong D sound and no ending T sound. It has been sent with a blank.
Complete thread -- it matches now
Complete thread -- Her psychiatrist has started her on s/l Zanitax, Cymbalta and Prozac.
Complete thread -- ? Veramyst - but never guess with allergies/meds
Complete thread -- Wav does not match text
Complete thread -- He said it again in body of report and was very clear about 16 x 8, so that's why I went
Complete thread -- allergy s/l "dara viss" or "dare vis"
Complete thread -- Her balance and ____ symptoms are improved and unaffected.
Complete thread -- I suggest flag.
Complete thread -- hmmmm, sorry to be rethinking this now, but I highly doubt 16 by 8 mm for ABFB. SM
Complete thread -- Thanks! It sure s/l free. Good dictator. I'm wondering if this is what he means by it
Complete thread -- Thanks! He wasn't paying attention to what he was saying as he was clear. Thanks!
Complete thread -- Could also maybe Hempstead (but this is in Long Island, New York)
Complete thread -- agree
Complete thread -- 16 x 8 I would think--the size of ghe graft
Complete thread -- Aortobifemoral bypass using 16 *to* 8 mm Dacron. Please
Complete thread -- catheter break? (i.e., vacation lol)
Complete thread -- remove the PermCath today, giving him a catheter s/l free.
Complete thread -- thank you! I had to send it in but that is what I came up with too.
Complete thread -- How I'd do it...
Complete thread -- punctuation help please (sm)
Complete thread -- Thanks!
Complete thread -- mild caput and molding
Complete thread -- Newborn consultation
Complete thread -- might be flexor wad musculature. (can't get the first s/l)
Complete thread -- makes sense - thanks! ...
Complete thread -- ? nonreassuring fetal heart rate
Complete thread -- birth complication
Complete thread -- thanks
Complete thread -- OP posted above "s/l may fairness"
Complete thread -- you usually hear "both-bone fracture" - ?
Complete thread -- nm in which he listed everything as
Complete thread -- Can you tell us what it sounds like?
Complete thread -- The anterior *boe shamie* laceration was inspected. - flexor *rod* musculature
Complete thread -- debridement left proximal *both limb* fracture.
Complete thread -- over the possibility of a *may fairness* in the left leg.
Complete thread -- He was asked to fill out a pain assessment which ___ as 0 and says the ...
Complete thread -- what about "genotype" - does it sound anything like that?
Complete thread -- "GenePack PCR demonstrating Gardnerella vaginalis" is GenePac ...
Complete thread -- four of four? (as in 4 objects or tasks out of four?)
Complete thread -- i was also thinking along those lines but not 100% convinced. i am going to put it with
Complete thread -- It is singular. To make it plural, you have to add the word "muscles"
Complete thread -- Pretty sure he is saying "Penn State".
Complete thread -- tensor fasciae latae? is this plural/singulair? how would one say it in plural/sin?
Complete thread -- neurological testing "she did not get the ___ right". i am not sure if I hear floor
Complete thread -- Report from ____ Medical Center. probably around NJ area.
Complete thread -- no wav...
Complete thread -- depends. SCDs are sequential compression.stockings,which fits with a comma after access
Complete thread -- peripheral access SADs or SCDs?
Complete thread -- sm (ultrasound)
Complete thread -- two-layer *hand filled* fashion using a 3-0 PDS with - constrict the *e bit* of the
Complete thread -- Tissue around the maxillary antrostomy and _____ shaver. ...
Complete thread -- ex vivo node count measured... new sentence
Complete thread -- Thanks. ...
Complete thread -- RAST negative ( Radioallergosorbent Test; Allergy Screen
Complete thread -- The patient had been tested for allergies and was found to be _____ ne ...
Complete thread -- The probe was placed in contact with the node and the hottest node was ...
Complete thread -- NM, will flag.
Complete thread -- Now sounds more like *tort* and he goes on to say this...
Complete thread -- carefully rotated to align with the previously marked *torque* markers on the cornea
Complete thread -- Thanks, but just coming back to say I relistened and I realize he's saying...
Complete thread -- could be - measuring tape?
Complete thread -- NM. I'm finding lots of hits for UTA capsules. :)
Complete thread -- enclave? enclave is a territory entirely surrounded by another territory.
Complete thread -- The inferior rectus was disinserted from the *en-clove* at its insertion.
Complete thread -- sm please. Thanks!
Complete thread -- You're welcome :)
Complete thread -- Yes, this must be it! What a coincidence. Thanks so very much!!
Complete thread -- This is way out there, but I just did a cardiac cath. Viabahn, by any chance?
Complete thread -- He underwent placement of a *va-von* stent in right external iliac artery.
Complete thread -- NM, will flag.
Complete thread -- Maybe sounds more like lock bite. Finding just a few hits for that in context. Sigh.
Complete thread -- Distance from the limbus to the inferior rectus measured using *tapes.* This was...
Complete thread -- A 6-0 Vicryl suture was placed in *lock-bye* fashion to the inferior rectus. Eye
Complete thread -- I have docs who change with every lab: sodium of, potassium at, BUN was, creatinine of,
Complete thread -- Thanks, I was putting both there to show I hear one OR the other as
Complete thread -- Oops again! I think it might be *mini* thoracotomy.
Complete thread -- or even "was at" if that's what you hear
Complete thread -- R wave "was" ___ mV or R wave "of" __ mV. Either one is okay.
Complete thread -- The R wave was *of* 10.6 millivolts. The pacing threshold was...
Complete thread -- Oops, never mind! I took out "left" from my quotes and finding plenty for median
Complete thread -- left *media* thoracotomy and placement of an epicardial left ventricular lead.
Complete thread -- THANK YOU!
Complete thread -- but, that doesn't mean it isn't what he said. may very well be hilum?
Complete thread -- no
Complete thread -- bone mets, short for bone metastasis
Complete thread -- and are planned to be posted?
Complete thread -- prostate cancer patient
Complete thread -- His cytology slides were given to us a couple of days ago and plans ar ...
Complete thread -- do you maybe hear "hilum"?
Complete thread -- kinda like get down to the nittygritty and check out the whole liver I guess
Complete thread -- at the heart of the liver?
Complete thread -- sorry! Don't know why that keeps happening, posted one more time
Complete thread -- This one cuts off right after anatomy, then he says "full stop"
Complete thread -- Thanks. ...
Complete thread -- thank you!
Complete thread -- wav doesn't match what is typed.
Complete thread -- I am particularly anxious to define the anatomy at the(????) the liver
Complete thread -- abnormal follicles? like a follicular cyst?
Complete thread -- found CentraState and Garden State. ?
Complete thread -- 1. cervical 2. scalene? I can't get any other blank.
Complete thread -- Hamstate Medical Center, probably in NJ
Complete thread -- *then she* (you have than)
Complete thread -- when a sentence starts with the word If, a comma is needed. If the pathology is SM
Complete thread -- punctuation correct
Complete thread -- ...
Complete thread -- not hearing your wav
Complete thread -- Osteopathic examination of the _____, revealed right anterior ___ ten ...
Complete thread -- No uterine tenderness. A bedside sonohysterogram showed a normal endo ...
Complete thread -- yeah I think so too, thanks for second eyes
Complete thread -- I'd blank, probably misspoke.
Complete thread -- ectopic pregnancy, laparoscopic salpingectomy...would one port ever be 10 cm?? sm
Complete thread -- Thank you so much!!
Complete thread -- enteral nutrition
Complete thread -- There would be a risk of not achieving (????) nutrition with this surgery and
Complete thread -- en-bloc resection?
Complete thread -- segment or segmental?
Complete thread -- small bowel?
Complete thread -- and possible *fem bit* resection
Complete thread -- Thanks! I'll listen again for "midline!"
Complete thread -- I also heard *typical*, but wanted to confirm. Thanks all.
Complete thread -- NM this, I do now hear typical as other helper suggested. : )
Complete thread -- over the *midline* and left renal shadow ??
Complete thread -- typical?
Complete thread -- in vertical fashion
Complete thread -- Op note help, please.
Complete thread -- Patient's KUB
Complete thread -- it seems likely that doc made this more usual-sounding description
Complete thread -- i am hearing "larger and progressively more painful" ...
Complete thread -- larger and pressing and painful, so the pt opted
Complete thread -- pressing and painful too, so the patient opted to......(Unsure re "too" but sure there's
Complete thread -- thanks. ...
Complete thread -- pressing and more painful...(incomplete, probably also inexact also)
Complete thread -- The hernia had become larger and _____ the patient opted to come for s ...
Complete thread -- Thanks.
Complete thread -- Yeah, was thinking that since he went on to mention IV, but agree it sounds a
Complete thread -- "TUBES/LINES/DRAINS" is exactly what I'd put.
Complete thread -- "Standard" heading for tubes, lines, drains in physical exam?
Complete thread -- you got it, "doc"
Complete thread -- route actually would fit. sounds weird, but it works.
Complete thread -- No, s/l write or route. I'll leave it blank. Thanks.
Complete thread -- Sure, I'll try to remember. "Lois" surely is easier to pronounce!
Complete thread -- (sorry I'm late returning). I believe doc is speaking somewhat idiosyncratically. SM
Complete thread -- Mgt, please...call me Lois. lol
Complete thread -- eat? take?
Complete thread -- The patient was not able to s/l "write anything through the mouth"
Complete thread -- curlicue. You may be tired, but your s/l is absolutely perfect! :-)
Complete thread -- good call, fgjjgj ! :-)
Complete thread -- duh - that has to be it. Sorry - new accent :)
Complete thread -- Thanks for Myrbetriq. I haven't heard of that one before.
Complete thread -- risk factors
Complete thread -- s/l stroke respecters (sm)
Complete thread -- I think I'm going to flag. Have a couple more blanks now and he's one of my worst
Complete thread -- I think I found them! Pradaxa and Myrbetriq!
Complete thread -- medication help please
Complete thread -- wondering - possibly "detritus" left over from the CVA? (don't know about "to the")
Complete thread -- Thank you very much!
Complete thread -- Old CVA to the s/l detardus
Complete thread -- a one-third tubular plate --- six small fragment screws were used
Complete thread -- Ortho op note, ORIF
Complete thread -- oooh I like this!
Complete thread -- CoAprovel or Avalide
Complete thread -- dependent rubor???
Complete thread -- No, can't get that at all. Thanks for trying! I'm going to flag and move on.
Complete thread -- could "pinnit ree" be "penetrating" or "penetration" or something?
Complete thread -- He has *noted pinnit ree-voir* and no other areas of tissue loss.
Complete thread -- Flagging this... Thank you
Complete thread -- I hear "trans-man" type supracondylar...
Complete thread -- trans(condylar) and supracondylar?
Complete thread -- s/l "transman" fracture the right elbow? Please see msg for context.
Complete thread -- Thank you all for your help!
Complete thread -- Again I reassured -----
Complete thread -- I hear generally. I've generally reassured _____
Complete thread -- do you hear generally or genuinly?
Complete thread -- Not sure either. Thanks for trying. ...
Complete thread -- generally?
Complete thread -- I don't hear "I have" but can't get it. I don't hear "any of" either.
Complete thread -- I have (?????) reassured ******.
Complete thread -- ? Capozide, but the 150 would be too high.
Complete thread -- Yes!! Surgical history.. thank you sooo much. ...
Complete thread -- No surgical history?
Complete thread -- ? The only med I can find with that combo is Irbesartan/hydrochlorothiazide
Complete thread -- WAG: No social or **?** history
Complete thread -- medication s/l Carv-a-side
Complete thread -- query IBD/ulcerative colitis
Complete thread -- i think...if they had the baby under lights, may be beam alleviated?
Complete thread -- Thank you. ...
Complete thread -- ____ mediated?
Complete thread -- I can't think what beam alleviated could be, but it is IV IG -- 1 g/kg
Complete thread -- Help please.
Complete thread -- abnormalities of liver biochemistry, whooohoo, you guys saved me!!!
Complete thread -- actually, you are right! Ido hear abnormalities, yay!! Thank you!
Complete thread -- thank you all for your input!!!
Complete thread -- I think you might be right :)thank you!
Complete thread -- but I really hear abnormalities
Complete thread -- Could be saying anomalies, too.
Complete thread -- Sounds like there is partial word cutoff happening i.e. something like
Complete thread -- *hear*
Complete thread -- I sorta here this too. All I can get is it ends in "lase/laze" sound.
Complete thread -- ex-smokeR
Complete thread -- abnormalities of the?
Complete thread -- I don't think I hear that, any other guesses?
Complete thread -- hemolysis?
Complete thread -- been referred with asymptomatic (???????) biochemistry.
Complete thread -- Nevermind. Found Mabthera
Complete thread -- got it - IV Reclast
Complete thread -- Try Reclast
Complete thread -- NM, may be *side arm* fitting, which she clearly says later. This doc is just awful.
Complete thread -- s/l Med-ther'-in
Complete thread -- osteoporosis
Complete thread -- Well, at last of note, she said "angiographic catheter" and I can document that.
Complete thread -- This is the nephro op note as in posts below. Please sm...
Complete thread -- Thank you!!
Complete thread -- sm
Complete thread -- Sorry, you said it already. I just saw that.
Complete thread -- Thank you both. I could not discern which it was, so sent with blank.
Complete thread -- What is the procedure?
Complete thread -- 8/10
Complete thread -- skin incision was then extended, and *A-ten* coaxial dilators were used
Complete thread -- No, not hearing catheter at all. First time she said it, it sounded
Complete thread -- angio catheter?
Complete thread -- She says it again in body of report in this way... (please sm)
Complete thread -- made a s/l "curly Q" incision, creating a mucosal flap sm
Complete thread -- For drains, she says a 5-French *angiographic.* Is that correct? I did
Complete thread -- parotid surgery - s/l purse-side syndrome
Complete thread -- Not sure about the wording, but could he be saying into the jugular system?
Complete thread -- nevermind, did more research and guess it makes sense.
Complete thread -- Portacath placement in right internal jugular vein. He says, "The ...
Complete thread -- 38-year-old female with headaches, neck exam "somatic elements" pls s.m.
Complete thread -- Thanks!
Complete thread -- no it does not
Complete thread -- maybe some kind of "prostaglandin" phenomenon
Complete thread -- urology dictation
Complete thread -- central jet maybe?
Complete thread -- This is an echo for a patient. Dr says what s/l there is a central
Complete thread -- ty
Complete thread -- Thesaurus definitions
Complete thread -- Expressly is fine there. Its meaning is similar to specifically.
Complete thread -- s/l expressly ?
Complete thread -- s/l expressly ?
Complete thread -- thank you very much
Complete thread -- found this... sm
Complete thread -- assist x2 for wheel chair to *mat* or bed, mod assist for transfers from
Complete thread -- I would guess equina degenerative stenosis (cauda equina syndrome is, in fact,
Complete thread -- thank you
Complete thread -- thanks
Complete thread -- Ffghed did get smart enough to use a moniker.
Complete thread -- FFGHED hasn't been doing any of her own leg work today, so why start now.
Complete thread -- lol ;-)
Complete thread -- MT50, that would be too easy!
Complete thread -- WAG ~ splint or walking boot?
Complete thread -- I've been trying. I wonder if "sponge or" could be a one word for a brand name of sort?
Complete thread -- Bunnell?
Complete thread -- Tinel stitch?
Complete thread -- ...
Complete thread -- codeine compounds -- There's something to be said about a "fresh ear" :)
Complete thread -- okay. Thank you for your help
Complete thread -- non-weightbearing in a dorsiflexion *sponge* or walking boot
Complete thread -- You cannot put into a patient's permanent record something you cannot document or are not
Complete thread -- s/l de now stitch
Complete thread -- WAG gauze and surgical tape?
Complete thread -- thank you, MT50. I hear equida quite clearly. Do you think that I can
Complete thread -- equina (as in cauda equina) congenital stenosis?
Complete thread -- ...
Complete thread -- I cant find this, but sounds so clear, MRI shows equida degenital stenosis
Complete thread -- posted too early, sorry. He says gates, a pause and, surgical gates,
Complete thread -- patient has allergy to scallops and s/l gates or dates, then a pause surgical gapes
Complete thread -- Can I go for it, as it is dictated quite clearly? The only thing is
Complete thread -- wag: distal? proximal? mechanical? functional? acute? indolent? prior? recurrent?
Complete thread -- proper name of the tool might be oviduct ligature forceps, but I'd type as doc dictates.
Complete thread -- ok as you have it, means polyp ligature forcep. ligature resembles dental floss.
Complete thread -- Wag: Musing ? 3 or 2 op stages w/ order of serial approaches: posterior-anterior-posterior
Complete thread -- the middle two words sure sound like "pulmonary exam," obviously incorrect
Complete thread -- UR doc's final word before "great" is actually "patient's," though s/l "pressions."
Complete thread -- 1st 2 words "portion of...
Complete thread -- We used a _____ greater saphenous vein above the knee. ...
Complete thread -- Thanks. He sustained a self-inflicted gunshot wound to the face. ...
Complete thread -- sounds like "that is hanging up his neck."
Complete thread -- Secretions from his trach and his flexor hallucis longus muscle that _ ...
Complete thread -- cant find in google easily "back-front-back" or "front-back"
Complete thread -- type c*mycosis in onelook above and see if any of those are what you want
Complete thread -- I would hope she only has 1 right lower extremity, by the way.
Complete thread -- You seem very experienced, just me
Complete thread -- If he is talking about x-rays, I think that sounds fine. Just means
Complete thread -- sm
Complete thread -- She seems very well balanced when I overlay her thoracic and lumbar views.
Complete thread -- polyp removed using the polyp (floss) forcep ...
Complete thread -- makes sense to me.
Complete thread -- s/l recoil
Complete thread -- After incision and drainage patient was discharged with a (boot) on he ...
Complete thread -- (cocsilia?) mycosis ...
Complete thread -- Thanks for sharing.
Complete thread -- Sharing: (ESL) psych consult: sounded like "when I came to, I had
Complete thread -- if pt is a child, a mother could say "denies rash or reports (from the child) of itching
Complete thread -- any rash. Reports itching. ?
Complete thread -- Yikes! Boy did I tank on that one! Lung is correct, bone is not. Sorry!
Complete thread -- thank you very much
Complete thread -- also consider bone windows. (might sound stupid; I'll return after studying)
Complete thread -- post-anesthesia arrest
Complete thread -- oh ok wasn't sure thanks!
Complete thread -- I guess so. You know, like a standing order?
Complete thread -- does standing make sense to anyone?
Complete thread -- thanks. m putting a square jaw line. ...
Complete thread -- a longer wave would be nice, but s/l "a square jaw, along with a hypertrophic..."
Complete thread -- On physical examination she has a right lateral rectus palsy, bilatera ...
Complete thread -- ty.
Complete thread -- Thanks. ...
Complete thread -- may be mispronouncing Providencia?
Complete thread -- I slowed way down and could possibly be "rash or reports of itching" but that sounds funny
Complete thread -- The patient underwent debridement and culture at that time and was fou ...
Complete thread -- Skin: She denies any "vasaports" (or?) itching.
Complete thread -- PA arrest? see sentence
Complete thread -- ascites?
Complete thread -- no significant pelvic adenopathy [marcitees] or mass could be identifi ...
Complete thread -- nice ...
Complete thread -- it's right
Complete thread -- interval decrease in
Complete thread -- slight but definite [inible] decrease and adenopathy in the chest and ...
Complete thread -- thanks for input
Complete thread -- yeah thanx i did that but i still thought it was off. thnx ...
Complete thread -- no, if you take out what is between commas, it makes no sense. delete the 2nd comma.
Complete thread -- ct of abdomen: No [rucity] is seen. ...
Complete thread -- comma placement correct?
Complete thread -- Google "ditibution" - it asks..do you mean...distribution. help yourself too.
Complete thread -- throw an s and an r in that first word. mainstem bronchus is right. (distribution)
Complete thread -- The largest lymph node aggregate appears to be in the right tracheobro ...
Complete thread -- Thanx! definitely radiopaque. #1 sounds like sinu or sano sinusitis. ...
Complete thread -- lung windows
Complete thread -- [Bun windows] show no pulmonary infiltrate or nodule. ...
Complete thread -- radiopaque, sphenoid?
Complete thread -- 2. radioopaque (maybe 1 o, double check my spelling, i'm tired)
Complete thread -- CONCLUSION 1.[Senu] sinusitis noted. 2. Abrasive injury noted ov ...
Complete thread -- yes! thnx. silly me! ...
Complete thread -- midline shift
Complete thread -- :) ...
Complete thread -- The ventricles appear normal in size and shape, but no [mely shift] or ...
Complete thread -- cant afford some humor relief? i definitely can, STRESSED! and thanx ...
Complete thread -- Thanx.. umm...still sounds off i hear a clear dash. ...
Complete thread -- fractures? Try giving sentences before and after so we can orientate ourself to
Complete thread -- sorry, but this one made me chuckle. i can't think of what it can be. poi?
Complete thread -- ..abrasive injury noted. No [foxes] are noted. No hemorrhages noted. ...
Complete thread -- You're sure right on That, ffghed!
Complete thread -- ooOOoo! Then you have "mastoid air sacs" ??? thanks for refining UR ?
Complete thread -- PIO!! UR A PRO! ...
Complete thread -- I say I am newbie every time I have a question on something I
Complete thread -- thanx! smastoid sounds good but the dash is still there, its not sinus ...
Complete thread -- foreign body
Complete thread -- [Form body] material is noted overlying the scalp. ...
Complete thread -- okay, got enough votes. Thanks to all of you for trying!
Complete thread -- agree with out
Complete thread -- good wag Mgt
Complete thread -- Here are some "oto-" words to select from SM
Complete thread -- out?
Complete thread -- listening again, could it be a cyst coming out dorsally.. Makes sense?
Complete thread -- AWESOME! THANX! ...
Complete thread -- (not I. I doubt if I could get it if it were louder.)
Complete thread -- Wag (stands for "wild-ass guess") "mastoid sinuses" ???
Complete thread -- can you catch the missing word? a small cyst coming___ dorsally
Complete thread -- Wags: opsoclonus, opisthotonus, both surely wrong. The "oto" syllables are prob correct.
Complete thread -- The [masterdash!] appear well aerated. ...
Complete thread -- thank you, poi
Complete thread -- I am...and if I wanted everyone to know where, I'd tell them. I love my job.
Complete thread -- (after all, we already have proof positive that UR doctor dude can't pronounce "muco-" lol
Complete thread -- Google the words sagittal coronal formations. you might see something that helps.
Complete thread -- Way To Go, poi!!! OP, go with poi if s/l is even a tad close!
Complete thread -- We don't even know for sure if ANYONE on this board is a "working MT."
Complete thread -- hmm, straining. Meaning Might be...SM
Complete thread -- Me too, but why would anyone want to hog our time on here? I mean, really. I worked
Complete thread -- could not hear wav but six views would be pretty standard.
Complete thread -- something compounds in the past??
Complete thread -- I could say I was new, too, and that would be a lie.
Complete thread -- Thanks, I guess
Complete thread -- optimization hints for new users of Word Bord are located in the "Rules" rectangle. Just
Complete thread -- mucoperiosteal?
Complete thread -- Welcome to Word Board, ffghed! SM
Complete thread -- I guess not.
Complete thread -- I think that's it. Thanks so much, fgjjgj.
Complete thread -- I guess "fast track" for a hospital isn't normally capped? It's been a while.
Complete thread -- mucosal thickening in your context is the only even remotely close solution I can imagine
Complete thread -- subacromial decompression, bursectomy is what i heard
Complete thread -- Mild [mcdowerful] thickening noted of the left sphenoid sinus. ...
Complete thread -- you are questioning most of the right words.
Complete thread -- actually, they admitted they were new.
Complete thread -- wow thnx! ...
Complete thread -- Fast speaker. Cannot understand blank. Thank you.
Complete thread -- mcdol must be "mucosal," I surmise.
Complete thread -- smoothing would prob be "sphenoid"
Complete thread -- air (space) opacification. Ok without adding the understood word. I would not add "space
Complete thread -- [Air pacification] is noted of both maxillary sinuses. [Smoothing] and ...
Complete thread -- She does not describe any s/l oto-clone-ie, no vertigo, no tinnitus, no pulsatile
Complete thread -- The sagittal [cor..? formations?]. ...
Complete thread -- And fgjjgj keeps playing right along with it.
Complete thread -- oops sorry! ...
Complete thread -- I know word "troll" is used here a lot, but c'mon! Pateller, Vycodin, Vioxx, etc, as s/l.
Complete thread -- try it. Thanx! ...
Complete thread -- Argh! I think I made it toooo hard. I think it's simply J curette!
Complete thread -- Doing an ethmoidectomy report, and the doc sounds like he using a Jake curette to
Complete thread -- seems entire page is filled with posts from f f g h e d not providing any s/l until
Complete thread -- how to make sense out of this? there is an existing FINDINGS previousl ...
Complete thread -- __ view of the cervical spine. Is that Six views or is it a type of view??
Complete thread -- and without having a s/l you expect what? was it mentioned anywhere else in the report?
Complete thread -- interval?
Complete thread -- IMPRESSION: No [___] change [since the] prior study. ...
Complete thread -- PT reported history of problems with breathing ______ in the past.
Complete thread -- [___] small bowel obstruction, intubated. cant hear a thing. ...
Complete thread -- second guessing, meaning? ...
Complete thread -- are you asking me why I typed that?
Complete thread -- thank you, I thought so, I appreciate it
Complete thread -- do you look anything up yourself? references? Stedman's Radiology is where you search view
Complete thread -- thanx, Oh man but i hear congestion what do I do? ...
Complete thread -- you are second guessing yourself way too much on a lot of these.
Complete thread -- its P15, some type of putty. I found it on google (p15 back surgery)
Complete thread -- Thanks! ...
Complete thread -- Distant second?
Complete thread -- pretty new- yeah LOUSY! think ill get there? ...
Complete thread -- yep
Complete thread -- That'd be ALT (liver enzymes)
Complete thread -- but, this med isn't for congestion?
Complete thread -- AP view
Complete thread -- p.r.n. congestion, total of 20?
Complete thread -- [ap, a view?] of the chest was ___ [DATE]. ...
Complete thread -- Are you new or are you testing?
Complete thread -- can you help me. Is the experimental product P15 or T15
Complete thread -- Yes, Thank you!
Complete thread -- How do i transcribe? punctuation and wording. Ultram 50 mg 1 q. ...
Complete thread -- Renal transplant
Complete thread -- his grip is equal and [strong] bilaterally ...
Complete thread -- agree, thanx! -up to u ...
Complete thread -- He has [beninatis] tenderness over bilateral maxillary sinus. ...
Complete thread -- do you have a s/l (sounds like) to provide us a clue??
Complete thread -- Sorry, posted prematurely. Please see message:
Complete thread -- Lab work punctuation correct? Thanks
Complete thread -- any drug questions I would look up on www.drugs.com just start typing in the search bar
Complete thread -- s/l distal
Complete thread -- G-O-O-G-L-E
Complete thread -- I would change to "an allergy to"
Complete thread -- HE HAS ALLERGIES TO [VIOXX] ...
Complete thread -- Try googling the words and phrases you question, even misspellings.
Complete thread -- Hey! i'll try it, man ur good ...
Complete thread -- is he giving an amount like 5, 7.5, or 10?
Complete thread -- He is on Vicodin ___ he is all done with that. ...
Complete thread -- organic?
Complete thread -- organic?
Complete thread -- lol - yep
Complete thread -- sorry, but i just can't get it. it is too short to be gallbladder.
Complete thread -- Giving someone the answer is not the only way to help.
Complete thread -- T.Y.!! ...
Complete thread -- ...patellar
Complete thread -- thanx. No really sounds like alini ...
Complete thread -- oops. 'yep'
Complete thread -- YE
Complete thread -- Will flag as well. He spelled that also out after the Pacna. Thanks
Complete thread -- L&I, labor and industries??
Complete thread -- T.Y.! ...
Complete thread -- He had [pateller tendinitis] that seemed to have resolved. ...
Complete thread -- LOL! I mean "hear."
Complete thread -- Ihave reposted a little bit louder
Complete thread -- Can you here army?
Complete thread -- maybe- alinite? ...
Complete thread -- tapering is right - and Vicodin.
Complete thread -- might be gallbladder again (as she says in the first instance)...??
Complete thread -- He was given a [tapering] dose of prednisone. It did not seem to help. ...
Complete thread -- can't quite get it. that voice is so 'soft'
Complete thread -- no clue on this one
Complete thread -- Yes, I hear gallbladder now, any guess on second blank??
Complete thread -- no
Complete thread -- can i go wrong to add it? ...
Complete thread -- 1. gallbladder
Complete thread -- He has history of back problems from an old [alini] injury. ...
Complete thread -- not if not dictated. if they dictated in 'clipped' sentences, i usually give it to them.
Complete thread -- check on pyridine?
Complete thread -- t.y.! ...
Complete thread -- two blanks, need help please
Complete thread -- True, and you can find this site randomly and land here not knowing
Complete thread -- complains of runny nose, sore throat, cough, congestion. [do I stick a ...
Complete thread -- I found the first. Must be Accupril.
Complete thread -- Medications spelled out: A-c-c-r-i-p-a-l and P-a-c-n-a. Any ideas?
Complete thread -- yep!
Complete thread -- Yep, that's it. Definitely.
Complete thread -- Increase vascularity is noted with hazziness [suggesting] pulmonary ed ...
Complete thread -- Thanx- shoots and fgjjgj! for your KIND help. ...
Complete thread -- incisional sounds right.
Complete thread -- I'm also seeing this as anti-Xa (factor X).
Complete thread -- yeah I agree, have no sounds, tried my luck thanx anyway. ...
Complete thread -- Hip replacement done in 2000 with long s/l incisional technique. Can't tell if it's
Complete thread -- I'd just send it in with the blank since we can't listen to your sound file. all is good.
Complete thread -- I agree, Shoots. Someone is new and they are asking for help. We were new once!
Complete thread -- heparin is sometimes called anti-10a ?
Complete thread -- The first rule is be respectful.
Complete thread -- ...
Complete thread -- Thanx. missing 1 med. after vancomycin [___]. ...
Complete thread -- w/o a sound-like (s/l) and context, we can't help you. Read the rules for posters.
Complete thread -- what does the blank sound like?
Complete thread -- Trolls!
Complete thread -- ...
Complete thread -- Are you for real
Complete thread -- Got it. AE folds. Thanks.
Complete thread -- Calcified lymph node [___] left hilar region, unchanged. ...
Complete thread -- s/l "A-folds", arytenoids normal.
Complete thread -- Klippel-Feil?
Complete thread -- s/l anti-ten'-ay
Complete thread -- MRI reveals a s/l "cliopfile" at...
Complete thread -- Oh my, that was so clear. NOt sure what happened to my ears!
Complete thread -- Thank you very much!
Complete thread -- see message - is how I'd punctuate. it all makes sense what you had []
Complete thread -- Richardson retractors were used to visualize the pelvis organs. (sm)
Complete thread -- ...
Complete thread -- It would be nice if you would thank people for their help on your previous MULTIPLE
Complete thread -- YES! THANK YOU!! ...
Complete thread -- ...
Complete thread -- interestingly, the patient grew staph aureus from the incision and dra ...
Complete thread -- Creon 10 six per meal and four per snack, putting her at 13 to 92?? u ...
Complete thread -- looks like fgjjgj has answered a bunch of your questions - maybe you could acknowledge?
Complete thread -- couple of ?s
Complete thread -- maybe like Raggedy Ann - her legs are all floppy?
Complete thread -- what might these blanks sound like?
Complete thread -- thanks so much
Complete thread -- HEENT: He has ___ tenderness over bilateral maxillary sinus. ___ press ...
Complete thread -- ostia were noted (2 of them)
Complete thread -- ostia (the tubal ostia)
Complete thread -- bilateral [osteo?] was noted and hysteroscope was removed ...
Complete thread -- questioning raggedy giveaway manner? what does raggedy mean over here?
Complete thread -- Oops, I guess that's *stack* splint.
Complete thread -- Ah, stacked splint to hold the finger in extension... Thanks for your help, it helped
Complete thread -- shoots- brilliant! ...
Complete thread -- 5 o'clock position
Complete thread -- cervical polyp was noted at the [5 o'clock precisions] and polyp was t ...
Complete thread -- stacked splint holding finger in extension?
Complete thread -- Sternal?
Complete thread -- cardiomegaly is noted. [Starting?] sutures are present. ...
Complete thread -- Pt is going to be placed in a *stacked splinter holder finger* in extension.
Complete thread -- serially
Complete thread -- cervical canal was then [seerly?] dilated with cervical dilator ...
Complete thread -- Pipelle
Complete thread -- ALSO, A 3 MM [SOUNDS LIKE 'PIPAL'] WAS ALSO USED FOR ENDO BIOPSY ...
Complete thread -- ? ...
Complete thread -- Sound like, wav or mp3?
Complete thread -- Endometrial tissue was sent to pathology. Also, a 3 mm __ was also use ...
Complete thread -- Wow, not enough coffee for me. Thank you. ...
Complete thread -- thin?
Complete thread -- he stumbles and says "blood gases."
Complete thread -- stumbling over blood gases
Complete thread -- Incidents versus incidence
Complete thread -- I have a doc that likes "incidences" so much he spells it every time so we won't change it
Complete thread -- recurrent right-sided pneumothoraces secondary to endometriosis.
Complete thread -- they checked blood gas ___ to rule out hypercarbia
Complete thread -- By definition, they all pretty much mean the same thing (an occurrence).
Complete thread -- Agree w/shoots that it is "2-point" - can't really document but it sounds very familiar.
Complete thread -- Normal range of ANA titers
Complete thread -- THANKS ALL - VERY APPRECIATIVE !!
Complete thread -- Yes, I can hear that now. Thanks so much!
Complete thread -- Incidences? Please see inside:
Complete thread -- Yeah, that makes more sense. Thanks.
Complete thread -- I guess it could be 2-point
Complete thread -- Titers are sometimes expressed by the denominator only, for example 1:256 is written 256.
Complete thread -- Wild guess...in situ?
Complete thread -- Can you by any chance make out Kelly? I can't think of anything
Complete thread -- 6:40 is how titer is written
Complete thread -- titer
Complete thread -- s/l "tee-chur"
Complete thread -- Thx ...
Complete thread -- Pathology revealed *in-pec-tee* melanoma (lentigo maligna). She says it very
Complete thread -- between two *point* clamps and incised with Metzenbaum
Complete thread -- thank you. :)
Complete thread -- stools when prompted (when asked or encouraged to respond). It did not appear...
Complete thread -- noted that he had one or possibly two episodes of bloody stools. When ...
Complete thread -- That's what I heard too. Could be describing a lip of skin (not the lip itself)
Complete thread -- thats what I heard. maybe upper lip, and she calls it skin lip?
Complete thread -- skin lip??
Complete thread -- Oh my gosh........definitely Alzheimer's Can't believe I didn't hear that. Now so clear.
Complete thread -- (it's ampulla). Sorry.
Complete thread -- left upper skin lip
Complete thread -- We'll call it even. :)
Complete thread -- thanks so much
Complete thread -- wav posted. She has several smaller actinic lesions on her left ____, but...
Complete thread -- ampula of Vater?
Complete thread -- s/l...an-tool-vad-ar...sm
Complete thread -- and shoots wins by 2 seconds!!
Complete thread -- Alzheimer('s)?
Complete thread -- Alzheimer's?
Complete thread -- thanks
Complete thread -- YW!
Complete thread -- Vascular s/l athamus dementia
Complete thread -- : ) Again, thanks for trying.
Complete thread -- Hmm, this could be it. I don't hear it as clearly as I'd like, though, to be
Complete thread -- Yeah, this should be anti-DNase B anyway...
Complete thread -- Thanks for suggestion, but on relistening she's saying DNS. I'll flag. She also
Complete thread -- anti-DNase?
Complete thread -- thanks
Complete thread -- thanks
Complete thread -- This may be way off, but what about anti-TNF?
Complete thread -- thanks
Complete thread -- 8 replies and counting and no sign of OP, unless it's same person posting a new MP3 above.
Complete thread -- Anti-*DNS* is less than 1.10. Can't document as such. Please sm for
Complete thread -- agree
Complete thread -- I hear it, but I don't know what he is saying. Sorry.
Complete thread -- Sounds like he is talking to a coworker
Complete thread -- for neck I hear 'no gross nodes'
Complete thread -- and bowel inflammation. This is ______. Chest x-ray no infiltrates. UA shows keton
Complete thread -- Oh that sounds like it!
Complete thread -- Chest: Chest moves symmetrical?
Complete thread -- Chest showed symmetrical bilateral air entry ?
Complete thread -- Chest was symmetrical. "Bilateral air entry was Cardiovascular: S1, S2"
Complete thread -- posted again
Complete thread -- Cardiovascular: S1, S2...
Complete thread -- Instead of heart for heading, I hear Cardiovascular: S1, S2.
Complete thread -- thank you!
Complete thread -- Sorry don't hear anything.
Complete thread -- For the neck, I hear no obvious "?growths?" or something like that
Complete thread -- ESL? might be trying to say "an abundance of..." or maybe "there is redundancy with..."?
Complete thread -- abundance of muscle spasm would make sense.
Complete thread -- a few ?s
Complete thread -- hypertension, depression, anxiety, and rheumatoid arthritis with ______
Complete thread -- ...
Complete thread -- And thank you!
Complete thread -- I flagged.
Complete thread -- Per the restaurant site it is Eat'n Park
Complete thread -- With Adderall, it's gotta be ADD or ADHD, but it's a hard call when they misspeak-- flag?
Complete thread -- Eat'n Park or Eat 'n Park?? Looking at Google, I can't figure out where to put apost
Complete thread -- oh - and 60K means 60,000
Complete thread -- yes, it refers to the number of colonies or colony-forming units... something like that.
Complete thread -- There is *abundance* with muscle spasm.
Complete thread -- Doctor lists the patient's medications.
Complete thread -- Dr. dictates, E. coli 60k sensitive to Cipro. What is 60k? Am I hearing that right?
Complete thread -- Thanks!
Complete thread -- I was pointing out the last part of how she typed it with an "ian" and s/b caesarean.
Complete thread -- instability?
Complete thread -- thank you for letting us know you found it! I'll remember you as a polite OP.
Complete thread -- That looks right. Thanks!
Complete thread -- found it - Revatio
Complete thread -- Impingement signs are positive. Biceps provocative maneuvers are nega ...
Complete thread -- Could be something as simple as "sans"
Complete thread -- Exact phrasing of sentence might help ~ thanks
Complete thread -- thanks but I'm hearing "ovatio" or "orovatia"
Complete thread -- coxa profunda?
Complete thread -- Orvaten is the brand of midodrine. Trying the generic instead.
Complete thread -- oral Zetia?
Complete thread -- medication help
Complete thread -- Hip pain, x-ray showing s/l coccyperfonia
Complete thread -- endorectal ultrasound - sounds like "signs" criteria for endorectal cancer - nm
Complete thread -- I ended up flagging. Thank you.
Complete thread -- thanks
Complete thread -- s/l proscribe - which would fit, probably, but usage here is a bit odd
Complete thread -- Sorry wasn't finished... maybe the MD stuttered or mispronounced, if unsure flag it
Complete thread -- The only thing I can think of and my first reaction was vasovagal as you stated (maybe MD
Complete thread -- postpone?
Complete thread -- She is also advised to _____ driving for now
Complete thread -- Hope I don't get blasted for this.
Complete thread -- cylinder something axis (i googled cylinder axis)
Complete thread -- Ophthalmology question:
Complete thread -- thanks all
Complete thread -- I hear WHC? Could it be a clinic's initials (ex Women's Health Clinic/Care)
Complete thread -- and the sono was perhaps done at the "Women's Health Center" (WHC) or something like that.
Complete thread -- I hear "jail" also - I would suspect the lady was incarcerated.
Complete thread -- 15-week _____ ultrasound and a confirmatory 31-week _____ sono for
Complete thread -- thanks
Complete thread -- this might be our resident Canadian asking, and it'd be spelled right for her.
Complete thread -- NM, moving on.
Complete thread -- Sessile polyp at splenic flexure was *hyphenated* and removed.
Complete thread -- ...
Complete thread -- check your spelling of caesarean section
Complete thread -- gender?
Complete thread -- vaginal? what is WHZ?
Complete thread -- Thank you!
Complete thread -- days by 15-week *jail* ultrasound and a confirmatory
Complete thread -- He has posttussive vomiting at night
Complete thread -- got it, sclerotic
Complete thread -- s/l squotic focus....
Complete thread -- Pediatric note help, please.
Complete thread -- There is a cardiac catheter named Hanafee???
Complete thread -- crystalline?
Complete thread -- ** heng field ** catheter in the right chest.
Complete thread -- Thanks a lot. ...
Complete thread -- all-inside technique
Complete thread -- Using the Smith & Nephew 360 FasT-Fix suture, two sutures were placed ...
Complete thread -- Thank you, Elfie!
Complete thread -- A gentleman at BJ's....
Complete thread -- a "dominic bejays", what could that word be???? Is that someone who she knows or a
Complete thread -- s/l cris-tuh-lig TIA!
Complete thread -- okay thanks for that!, now adminit or ad noment for Novartis.
Complete thread -- Novartis...
Complete thread -- she is s/l adminit or admenet for novardis
Complete thread -- I don't hear anything close to that - thanks though
Complete thread -- ADVAIR DISKUS, ADVAIR HFA ...
Complete thread -- Xopenex HFA p.r.n., Claritin 10 mg daily, Exforge, clonidine, ___________.
Complete thread -- bronchoalveolar?
Complete thread -- Pulmonology
Complete thread -- It shouldn't be capped though
Complete thread -- thanks. it is Cryptococcal meningitis. ...
Complete thread -- I agree, clean dry and intact. Yes, an incision was required not just to evac all pus,
Complete thread -- reminder: "s" & "f" R easily confused, esp if voice file recording = sub-optimum quality.
Complete thread -- doesn't really s/l crypto but agree __coccal meningitis, toxoplasmosis
Complete thread -- or cryptococcal meningitis
Complete thread -- i think it is, "history of AIDS, Streptococcal meningitis, toxopla ...
Complete thread -- i m hearing "AIDS with coco meningitis" ...
Complete thread -- The op even has "clean, dry, and intact" in the preceding text!
Complete thread -- Ahh, how about "clean, dry, and intact"? Very common phrase. Maybe there was a
Complete thread -- hmmm,....AIDS, complicated by meningitis, and gradually developed???? (I am going deaf.)
Complete thread -- I want to believe it is an acronym for "something, dry, (and) intact."(jest a WAG)
Complete thread -- This is a 21-year-old male with a history of AIDS, _____ of his CNS an ...
Complete thread -- as did I until I looked up cardiac manifestations of
Complete thread -- but, but...billybob, what would that be?
Complete thread -- sounds more like CDI to me.
Complete thread -- Yep, CEI. I have NO idea.
Complete thread -- Yes, I posted a wav just now. Thankyou for trying.
Complete thread -- no idea...got a sound file?
Complete thread -- CEI warm and well perfused-what is CEI????
Complete thread -- doubt on a cardio exam
Complete thread -- thank you fgjjgj
Complete thread -- he is either saying 'aytopic' or 'ectopic' - but it is atopic.
Complete thread -- I agree postural makes more sense than pustule.
Complete thread -- Thank you.
Complete thread -- can you listen in to the wav and give your opinion?
Complete thread -- Maybe atopic-type (atopic meaning allergic)
Complete thread -- s/l ectoptic-type reaction, I never heard of ectoptic used like that
Complete thread -- He might mean floor of the maxillary sinus but I'd go with what he's saying.
Complete thread -- Makes sense to me - can only play games in bed like puzzles, word games, cards, video game
Complete thread -- I'm desperate. :)
Complete thread -- Dx: Deviated septum with large spur. Am I hearing correctly as 'maxilla' where the
Complete thread -- Postural
Complete thread -- parenteral nutrition associated liver disease = PNALD (?)
Complete thread -- s/l Pus-tur-al
Complete thread -- He will completely be s/l play at rest. (See inside for context).
Complete thread -- No, but thanks anyway. She is either saying TNALD or PNALD ...
Complete thread -- developS fevers
Complete thread -- should this degenerate
Complete thread -- The patient was told to return to the emergency room so this _____or if the patient
Complete thread -- eh, I'd probably give it to her as dictated.
Complete thread -- thanks, elfie. Sounds pretty clear "fluff", but I am new at plastic surgery too so....
Complete thread -- PND or orthopnea?
Complete thread -- Cardio review of systems is negative for chest pain, s/l PNALD or orth ...
Complete thread -- maybe slough? (But I have no experience with plastic surgery)
Complete thread -- appears to have some s/l fluff. Would that make sense?
Complete thread -- Thank you.
Complete thread -- her right breast ___(is not in?) symmetry
Complete thread -- splenic sequestration
Complete thread -- Pediatric Hematology terminology
Complete thread -- It is hypertension, thx. As for her dictating grade 2 diastolic functi ...
Complete thread -- Thanx, that sounds right (although Doctor did not get it right!). ...
Complete thread -- I thought I heard that, thank you!
Complete thread -- whooshing ? did find hits on "whooshing tinnitus" as a description
Complete thread -- Her symptoms get worse when she moves her head or when she is in a mot ...
Complete thread -- known?
Complete thread -- me too - I can go a half-hour north or a half-hour south to nearest ER - but big cities
Complete thread -- In view of his (??????) cirrhosis, a booking is being made for further endoscopic sur
Complete thread -- relisten and see if he says grade 2 diastolic DYSfunction too.
Complete thread -- But to go to multiple? We have 1 ER in town, I'd have to drive all over to hit multiple..
Complete thread -- pulmonary hypertension (could also be regurgitation)
Complete thread -- yes, that's it! thank you!
Complete thread -- Her echocardiogram, as previously dictated, showed normal LV systolic ...
Complete thread -- I like yours better!
Complete thread -- ...
Complete thread -- I would, but he said associated (you have assisted)
Complete thread -- first ER sent her home with Motrin, e.g.; goes to another, eventually gets x-ray, cast
Complete thread -- WAV posted, help with hwo to write what he is saying
Complete thread -- Goes to one ER, doesn't get desired dx, help, meds, so tries another, etc.
Complete thread -- guess also - corticotropin, thyroid and growth hormone....
Complete thread -- interesting enough, he dictates another patient who was also seen by "multiple emergency r
Complete thread -- yep, multiple. how many times did she get the cast/sling, whatever. makes NO sense to me
Complete thread -- YES! Thank you so much!!
Complete thread -- Yeah, I hear multiple, too.
Complete thread -- MAG3 ?
Complete thread -- How about "thyronine"
Complete thread -- she was seen in ___ emergency rooms
Complete thread -- S/l rag-through renal scan??
Complete thread -- maybe oligo-(something) like oligonucleotides, targeted to nucleic acid encoding growth
Complete thread -- Thanks -never heard of PIH before. Love learning something new on this board!
Complete thread -- s/l colligohormone thyroid and growth hormone, and they all were normal.
Complete thread -- probably the name of an ER. doubt multiple...sounds like a child.
Complete thread -- found this:
Complete thread -- multiple emergency rooms? or is he trying to say a name of an ER?
Complete thread -- pregnancy-induced hypertensin panel (PIH)??
Complete thread -- thank you! I've not heard of that before!
Complete thread -- Marquette Manor?
Complete thread -- empty sella?
Complete thread -- sounds like the pt is getting physical therapy in a nursing home?
Complete thread -- patient @ high-risk clinic for monitoring of pregnancy. Baseline 24-h ...
Complete thread -- hypogonadism (sm)
Complete thread -- thyroid is what i heard too, and it makes perfect sense to me.
Complete thread -- later he says Markep Manor. i don't know if that gives anyone a clue as to what he can
Complete thread -- thanks
Complete thread -- yeah, thought that too but didn't think was correct... i see Titer below. Maybe that is
Complete thread -- thanks
Complete thread -- I hear "thyroid"
Complete thread -- day. _____ and TSH will be checked. Cortisol will be checked also.
Complete thread -- She has a right homonymous hemianopia
Complete thread -- patient in indiana. she is at s/l markhead getting physical therpay.
Complete thread -- will try that
Complete thread -- (TPO) titer?
Complete thread -- she has a ______
Complete thread -- thanks
Complete thread -- T4?
Complete thread -- might could be that high if she is in heart failure?
Complete thread -- preazotemia? pre-azotemia
Complete thread -- Fluid restrictions, 1000 mL per day. *tyler* and TSH will be checked. Cortisol will
Complete thread -- s/l preazothemia treatment secondary to heart failure
Complete thread -- B N P s/l 2 8 9 6
Complete thread -- flagging
Complete thread -- ?
Complete thread -- mp3 doesnt match
Complete thread -- Elderly, pleasant female with oxygen _____ while sitting in the bed, Heart: S1, S2,
Complete thread -- thanks
Complete thread -- Negative for _____ for nephrolithiasis.... disturbances, hypothyroidism, hypo_____.
Complete thread -- the real symbol for micro, 'mu' (µ), is not always doable, so we use mc, but never u.
Complete thread -- thanks
Complete thread -- No way. Shoots has it right.
Complete thread -- OP may have moved on, but I enjoyed your explanation, especially your imagery.
Complete thread -- I hear "interval" rather than "renal"for the 3rd word in what shoots transcribes above.
Complete thread -- I agree with "dialysis" in that position in sentence.
Complete thread -- liters would be 2 to 2.5 L (not 1/2)
Complete thread -- There are no reactions to medications, et cetera.
Complete thread -- Need clarification. The ISMP list says ug is a dangerous abbreviation, not uL.
Complete thread -- Thanks, but I can't hear that. I flagged it.
Complete thread -- No urinary symptoms of polyuria, nocturia, dysuria or?
Complete thread -- this is what I hear - not family history. Other differences too
Complete thread -- There are no reactions to.....
Complete thread -- nothing after rash. (he said period) medications, etc.
Complete thread -- Her prior renal history is almost negative without any history of
Complete thread -- I agree with Mgt. This is nothing like what you have typed.
Complete thread -- I can hear your clip, but I hear quite a few differences from what is transcribed.
Complete thread -- a few questions
Complete thread -- before listening, I'd guess hypopituitarism.
Complete thread -- 2 ?s
Complete thread -- that could be. Odd, tho, is the plural "these." What is antecedent?
Complete thread -- ty
Complete thread -- Google likes it - see link
Complete thread -- might be it - found islandization , but would love to hear to hear that someone KNOWS that
Complete thread -- thanks, bb
Complete thread -- could it be islandizing (tho I can't document that, either)
Complete thread -- yes, to palp, sulcus is not a river within its banks, crisply defined, but a flooded river
Complete thread -- cramps or passing out
Complete thread -- cleft repair - s/l iondizing ? Can't document
Complete thread -- No change in mental status, _____
Complete thread -- (dagnabbit!) per microL (for clarity), eg mcL, or per lambda
Complete thread -- I never hear units for WBCs & platelets, but my research suggests it is mcL not L, so I'd
Complete thread -- electrolyte
Complete thread -- nephrolithiasis, dialysis, or ________ disturbances.
Complete thread -- oops, should be per micro mL, or per lambda (equivalent volume measure.)
Complete thread -- lower case k is a docism for kilo, 1 thousand. so 349,000/micromilimeter, aka lambda. Will
Complete thread -- Thanks, Elfie. I thought u was only dangerous alone for microgram.
Complete thread -- NM, moving on.
Complete thread -- Thanks so much. I was too far off in my searches to come up with that!
Complete thread -- Followup to clarification
Complete thread -- Even if dictated, it would not be "uL" but "mcL" - 'u' is an error for a greek mu.
Complete thread -- K is thousand per liter.
Complete thread -- Sandoz only (maker of the drug)
Complete thread -- wav file. This is a psychiatric report and they really give no history.
Complete thread -- On prostate exam, sulci *are blurred.* Will continue surveillance.
Complete thread -- Thanks. I'm going to flag it.
Complete thread -- I'm not sure either, but could it be "another"?
Complete thread -- Not IMO it doesn't.
Complete thread -- Is it possible it is K/uL instead of k/l?
Complete thread -- Does inner graft fusion make sense?
Complete thread -- Thanks, but can you guide me with a few steps. I do not know how to do this. Thanks
Complete thread -- Clarification of dictation
Complete thread -- ahh....you are right:)
Complete thread -- mass?
Complete thread -- no prior reports
Complete thread -- thanks for your thoughts...I will think about that.
Complete thread -- or any kind of colon resection?
Complete thread -- s/l kidney mast??
Complete thread -- has she had previous Roux-en-Y where shhe would have an anastomosis?
Complete thread -- Cavernous?
Complete thread -- you need to re-record the sound file into a .wav then upload it here.
Complete thread -- i think it has to do with osmotic with the bowels, but cant think of the word?
Complete thread -- Pt had an avulsion fracture at base of distal phalanx of thumb...
Complete thread -- harsh?
Complete thread -- could it be nitroglycerin patch or tab as needed? Pt can use either?
Complete thread -- His temporal artery pulses are palpable bilaterally; his carotid artery pulses are pa
Complete thread -- Anastomotic?
Complete thread -- Thanks
Complete thread -- thanks
Complete thread -- s/l anesomotic?? problem
Complete thread -- correct
Complete thread -- How to create a wav
Complete thread -- thanks
Complete thread -- Does anyone know how to abbreviate "Kg per sq meter"
Complete thread -- sensory something, can't quite catch it, but it is lead III (ekg leads are roman)
Complete thread -- EKG showed a _____ Q wave in lead 3 and aVF. Current laboratory evaluation shows
Complete thread -- Does pt have pain? Perhaps Lortab(s) as needed?
Complete thread -- since it is "re-incised" maybe the word or a synonym is mentioned earlier?
Complete thread -- Medications include Flovent, Xopenex, Cardizem, carvedilol, Crestor, Plavix,
Complete thread -- I'll listen again. Thank you for your help today. nm
Complete thread -- more info
Complete thread -- I think the ** part is OK - just saying it is OK in every way, i.e. it's "all good"
Complete thread -- could "a fiberix" be arthritis?
Complete thread -- what body part is this?
Complete thread -- and re incised the *urbonous* portion. After an appropriat
Complete thread -- foot pain
Complete thread -- thanks very much.
Complete thread -- Good work!
Complete thread -- Finally found: Visualase
Complete thread -- stereotactic - brain lesion - s/l visualace (sheath and bolt)
Complete thread -- aneurysmectomy seems okay.
Complete thread -- aneurysm removal
Complete thread -- s/l ann neurectomy (not neurectomy)? Sm please
Complete thread -- Yes, thank you. And you astutely noticed my mistake. I now changed that.
Complete thread -- ? split-thickness - Last sentence needs the "is" removed.
Complete thread -- s/l "spithisa" skin graft
Complete thread -- thanks margaret
Complete thread -- super, that is what the patient has. Thanks.
Complete thread -- unmeasurable is in 17 dictionaries at onelook above.
Complete thread -- Wait, I tried to post a link but couldn't. However, naltrexone is also
Complete thread -- will flag
Complete thread -- No, not unless I was 100% sure as it could compromise patient safety.
Complete thread -- I didn't get to listen to your wav before it was posted over, but
Complete thread -- would you type naltraxone for a patient who has no history of drug abusse
Complete thread -- no. You need "unmeasurable," unable to be measured. Word=certainly in wide use.
Complete thread -- thank you
Complete thread -- thank you,
Complete thread -- it makes good sense; T3 (T3=the active form. TSH rises to flog if T3 level=insufficient
Complete thread -- check for omitted word "diabetes," nephrogenic diabetes insipidus
Complete thread -- Thank you
Complete thread -- Thank you
Complete thread -- no word in microsoft word, but google finds it so will leave it as is
Complete thread -- transient hypo- or...
Complete thread -- being on lithium can cause ___(6:37) trany and hypo or hyperthyroidism
Complete thread -- I tried, but did not get anywhere close.
Complete thread -- thanks again, billybob. She clearly says unmeasurable, but there is no such word...
Complete thread -- no, it's never immeasurable (too much to measure), it's too little.
Complete thread -- thank you, billybob... So I would switch unmeasurable to immeasurable
Complete thread -- BRCA gene
Complete thread -- T4 is undetectable.
Complete thread -- patient tested for s/l thebragagen or thibrakijin, when it was positive had mastectom
Complete thread -- can you help me, I uploaded WAV and here is pmh and medications
Complete thread -- what do you mean, not the meaning here?
Complete thread -- maybe Naltrexone, but see if it fits context.
Complete thread -- naltrexone?
Complete thread -- "immeasurable" is to big to be measured, not the meaning here.
Complete thread -- medication s /L maltraxone
Complete thread -- one more endocrinology question
Complete thread -- does anyone know endocrinology well enough to tell me if this makes sense?
Complete thread -- He says he is taking a generic medication for Diovan hydrochlorothiazide combination
Complete thread -- thank you!
Complete thread -- fungus in the middle of his toenail
Complete thread -- fungus at the ___ of his toenail
Complete thread -- Thanks ...
Complete thread -- VATS, hemothoraces.
Complete thread -- Procedure: Bronchoscopy, right vats, evacuation of pleural-based ____ ...
Complete thread -- Thanks ...
Complete thread -- thank you oasis
Complete thread -- Necrosis, left heel.
Complete thread -- Preoperative Diagnosis: *Necrotizing* left heel. ...
Complete thread -- Neurology - another one (sorry) .wav sent
Complete thread -- Thanks... I was thinking it could be right, but I just wasn't sure.
Complete thread -- yes, means encouragement or "power of suggestion."
Complete thread -- Neurology - s/l he's saying "suggestion" - does that make sense? (.wav sent)
Complete thread -- Thanks. ...
Complete thread -- (both in the) first in the... (cuts off too soon though)
Complete thread -- The patient was prepped and draped in the dorsal lithotomy position __ ...
Complete thread -- almost makes my blood boil!
Complete thread -- Temp is 98 degrees centrigrade (wow, that's what I call a fever!)
Complete thread -- got it! V-Loc
Complete thread -- no, but thanks, long ee sound "ee lock in a standard fashion" (not locking)
Complete thread -- suture of 0 in locking standard fashion?
Complete thread -- Vaginal cuff closed with running suture of zero s/l e-lock in standard fashion.
Complete thread -- I'd listen for Zovirax
Complete thread -- I'd listen for Zovirax
Complete thread -- enthesopathic?
Complete thread -- immunosuppressed status?
Complete thread -- ortho help
Complete thread -- s/l immunisprest or immunis pressed status- patient has HIV
Complete thread -- Yes, thank you poi!
Complete thread -- Thanks, SM! ...
Complete thread -- I'm seeing Virex - but in another language ... ??? (sm)
Complete thread -- virex ointment
Complete thread -- oh, duh, okay , sorry, thank you!
Complete thread -- just realized, must mean a treadmill stress test, a TST.
Complete thread -- Thanks!!
Complete thread -- she is referring to the colonoscopy.
Complete thread -- ECMO
Complete thread -- admitted with chest pain and underwent s/l ATST and a 2-D echo. sm
Complete thread -- I hear that too but there is no latter in what she is talkinga bout
Complete thread -- thanx ...
Complete thread -- latter?
Complete thread -- The (????) is to be performed because of some PR bleeding
Complete thread -- congenital diaphragmatic hernia requiring (s/l) *ek-mo* support...sm
Complete thread -- indolent ?
Complete thread -- The anterior dorsal ulceration is approximately the same size and has ...
Complete thread -- God Only Really Knows
Complete thread -- s/l GORK?
Complete thread -- Can't hear that. Thanks for trying. I'm going to flag.
Complete thread -- maybe Broca's?
Complete thread -- No, but thanks for trying.
Complete thread -- contrast?
Complete thread -- CT of brain. Patient after AVM embolization with seizures after surgery.
Complete thread -- CT of what?
Complete thread -- recalibrate?
Complete thread -- okay, thanks.
Complete thread -- after we spend some time to s/l reculibrate
Complete thread -- I would leave as is. Is poorly saying she doesn't smoke now and never has.
Complete thread -- several?
Complete thread -- s/l gluecass
Complete thread -- during this office visit targeting
Complete thread -- no pain with s/l tebral push-ups
Complete thread -- Is that redundant, about her smoking or can I leave it as is?
Complete thread -- General function: He was observed performing several sit ups _____ obl ...
Complete thread -- Yes! Thank you!
Complete thread -- Dr. Belli and Dr. Kanoff ?
Complete thread -- Looking for pulmonologists (evidently) in Millville, NJ area. Dr. Bal eye, Dr. Cain
Complete thread -- It has to be.. thanks! ...
Complete thread -- general?
Complete thread -- s/l Gentle?? CARDIAC HISTORY: NAME is an almost 9-year-old who has ...
Complete thread -- stool lactoferrin and calprotectin
Complete thread -- well as stool for C. diff and _______ as well as an IBD
Complete thread -- thanks
Complete thread -- n.p.o. for clear liquids 3 hours before the procedure (first blank is cut off)
Complete thread -- My Stedman's Ortho has Steida.
Complete thread -- couple of questions
Complete thread -- Stieda's process
Complete thread -- There is a fairly prominent posterior s/l stee-A-tus process on the talus.
Complete thread -- Thanks, I saw this! Will look into that. : )
Complete thread -- Well, I gave a very bad s/l! Funny how you can go back after 15 minutes
Complete thread -- tibial tower reamers found on line?
Complete thread -- sorry posted in wrong place, this is for post below
Complete thread -- found tibial tower reamers on-line?
Complete thread -- Thanks for your time! I'm going to have to flag as can't hear that.
Complete thread -- wow! i wasn't even close
Complete thread -- Thanks, but can't get that. S/l power or tower. Will flag.
Complete thread -- Ty much! Will do!
Complete thread -- Yes, this could be it. But this doc speaks in such a clipped voice at times that
Complete thread -- Well, go figure. I guess I'm more used to his voice after 15 minutes of
Complete thread -- found a "precompression jig" in Stedman's - did not research it, tho'
Complete thread -- ...and this was secured using the patellar *commission* jig. Please
Complete thread -- Guessing ~ retinaculum?
Complete thread -- I would use a lot fewer commas.
Complete thread -- awl?
Complete thread -- temporary?
Complete thread -- Thanks for suggestion! I'll go back for another listen.
Complete thread -- This was then reamed using a reaming *power* into the proximal tibial canal.
Complete thread -- not sure, template?
Complete thread -- Knee replacement. Two *temperate* pins were placed with the F measuring guide.
Complete thread -- Cutting block guide was used to measure the *glih-ti-noid* in extension. Please
Complete thread -- absolutely! TY Never heard them described as "fresh". Trying to figure out what French
Complete thread -- Need some serious comma suggestions. See inside, please.
Complete thread -- Fresh x-rays?
Complete thread -- Wav posted. ___ done today, which showed that the components are in excellent
Complete thread -- ty
Complete thread -- Groshong
Complete thread -- Pat with AML with some kind of catheter
Complete thread -- Pending _____ level two and discharge and disposition planning back to the nursing ho
Complete thread -- thanks gold
Complete thread -- with rupture of implants?
Complete thread -- Includes cardiac ablation for SVT, history of breast implants in 1983 with __________
Complete thread -- lol, I kept hearing dysphagia. Thanks MT50
Complete thread -- Has lived in Southeast Asia, LA,
Complete thread -- mp3 posted
Complete thread -- calcified?
Complete thread -- thanks
Complete thread -- was copiously irrigated and
Complete thread -- The pelvic cavity _____ was irrigated and systematically inspected.
Complete thread -- ? head
Complete thread -- duct mass?
Complete thread -- s/l hip or hit mass??
Complete thread -- LOL! I could not figure out what "docism" meant...doc speak, okay!
Complete thread -- a CT scan revealed a pancreatic s/l hip mass with biliary dilatation and multiple
Complete thread -- probable "docism"
Complete thread -- Sounds like a variant of chronicity, but "chronicified" is not a word.
Complete thread -- CT scan brain shows a right subdural collection. It is unlikely that ...
Complete thread -- NM...FLAIR
Complete thread -- MRI brain s/l floor images TIA!
Complete thread -- Generess?
Complete thread -- found it.. it was Generess.
Complete thread -- med help...pt with menometrorrhagia, heavy and frequent bleeding.
Complete thread -- maybe stumbling over word, but albuterol is usually taken as a spray
Complete thread -- ? aliquots
Complete thread -- s/l asprats
Complete thread -- LOL, cute. A slight touch of gallows humor there, methinks.
Complete thread -- Buddy Castle's "Good night, my baby, good night to you"
Complete thread -- Breslow thickness? Check it out though because I am unfamiliar with the term.
Complete thread -- stupid song fr rebel roast @ OSU.~1970. Tune = B'way musical of the era.
Complete thread -- (Okay, well, fie on him, then! LOL! :-)
Complete thread -- He did not give any other labs other than GBS positive.
Complete thread -- Pathology noted a typical 100% positive spindle cell proliferation and ...
Complete thread -- ...
Complete thread -- obesity...
Complete thread -- INDICATION/CLINICAL PROFILE: A 51-year-old male with cardiac risk f ...
Complete thread -- NECC stands for New England Compounding Center
Complete thread -- The 2 fungi implicated are Aspergillus fumigatus and Exserohilum rostratum.
Complete thread -- (not a question) FDA advisory re mgmt epidemic NECC drug-borne fungal infections
Complete thread -- In the future (just a suggestion), it might help your helpers if you would recite ALL the
Complete thread -- thank you for confirmation of the correct drug name! :-)
Complete thread -- Mgt's WAG: DMS = diagnostic medical sonography. 95 = ???0.95 cm post nuchal skin fold
Complete thread -- Thanks Margaret
Complete thread -- thanks hmm, I hear that now.
Complete thread -- Tiazac, I think. Check to see if it fits.
Complete thread -- (sure sounds like "thiazide" to me, I infer either chlorthiazide or hydrochlorthiazide,
Complete thread -- Pregnancy labs. s/l DMS was 95. What is DMS?
Complete thread -- TIA for the gospel according to your QA. We all benefit from "continuing MT education"
Complete thread -- posted mp3
Complete thread -- Thanks, poi. Your suggestion makes more sense.
Complete thread -- medication sounds like i-o-zak
Complete thread -- this would be done to better visualize the hip joints in a single view.
Complete thread -- flagged it- I wonder if it was low-centered? I will return tomorrow with QA -thank you!!!
Complete thread -- low-centered? (centering the x-ray beam low in the pelvis?)
Complete thread -- (No idea. Is Orthopod evaluating pg female's pelvis 4 prognosis 4 vag delivery?
Complete thread -- (link to one source for the STIR info above....)
Complete thread -- (sorry for "send" mis-hit)but I believe I can docu it....SM
Complete thread -- (I cannot understand/explain acronym "STIR,"
Complete thread -- blades? s/l "um..blades and electrocautery" maybe
Complete thread -- Thanks. ...
Complete thread -- (I certainly did NOT hear "blunt dissection" for the blank, but that would be one logical
Complete thread -- The patient’s arm was then prepped and draped in the usual standard fa ...
Complete thread -- Procedure: Excision and re-closure of right forearm scar. ...
Complete thread -- little more info? "This" what? was done... where in body?
Complete thread -- X-rays - s/l low-set AP pelvis? low-set?? thank you in advance
Complete thread -- (I can't make sense out of s/l "ombalice and electrocautery.")
Complete thread -- This was done without difficulty and with the use of a combination of ...
Complete thread -- Lifewatch monitoring
Complete thread -- (that beautifully fits OP's s/l, fgjjgj! :-)
Complete thread -- Where on the body? In ovary is common, but could be anywhere in body.
Complete thread -- hmmm....folks that are Truly EES-Allergic are rare as hen's teeth, BUT GI distress side-
Complete thread -- Thank you.
Complete thread -- herniation of tissue.
Complete thread -- Help with mp3 file, please.
Complete thread -- thanks. Will listen again
Complete thread -- ...sorry, this was meant to be below "nm" post.
Complete thread -- that would be in the eyes of the ESL.
Complete thread -- how does one "look" aphasic?
Complete thread -- Sure it isn't E.E.S.???
Complete thread -- in drug list, what is EEC?
Complete thread -- Thank you.
Complete thread -- compound
Complete thread -- This is for an epidural injection. Could comp also be 'compound' I wonder.
Complete thread -- I am getting a handwritten document to fill into a template. As dx is given:
Complete thread -- doesn't sound like that Mgt... but that doc is going so fast...any way to slow that down?
Complete thread -- sounds like cervical vacuum
Complete thread -- Got it. He is saying he looks aphasic (he is pronouncing uh foss zicks)
Complete thread -- he looks "fossix." Past medical history...
Complete thread -- (please let me know if you don't hear wav sound clip) new system here.
Complete thread -- wav posted
Complete thread -- I can't hear it, ??meaning "direct (vision/visualization) of the subacr...
Complete thread -- I tried hard; unable. Consider "fiberoptic (cervical, understood) sound."
Complete thread -- A cervical s/l fat-gown was used to try to locate the IUD strings.
Complete thread -- from English? Hard to say.
Complete thread -- the joint with direct _____ subacromial space.
Complete thread -- ...
Complete thread -- SCAT2: Scat 2 was performed at this visit. Orientation 5/5. Immedia ...
Complete thread -- minimal absent scarring? (changed her mind from minimal to absent?
Complete thread -- liver stiffness as a marker of liver fibrosis and this suggested (???????) scarring w
Complete thread -- regularly?
Complete thread -- Thank you
Complete thread -- s/l "raderly"
Complete thread -- That's right! I remember now. THank you.
Complete thread -- Turbovac?
Complete thread -- combination of oxaliplatin and capecitabine (CAPOX)
Complete thread -- s/l tovovac wand
Complete thread -- Colon cancer. Pt will take "K-Pox" on day one and day eight.
Complete thread -- yes
Complete thread -- Your first sentence does not make sense.
Complete thread -- don't think there is anything else here... just biceps
Complete thread -- The biceps _______ was noted to be intact within the bicipital groove.
Complete thread -- Did you google scalene block with quotes?
Complete thread -- ANESTHESIA: General endotracheal, *scalene block*.
Complete thread -- some type of liposarcoma
Complete thread -- oops - rule out
Complete thread -- Think she was saying
Complete thread -- Doesn't matter--Morgan never comes back anyway to acknowledge, thank or give what it was.
Complete thread -- s/l verlip preeclampsia
Complete thread -- please sm
Complete thread -- *judgmental
Complete thread -- Sometimes ya gotta not be so judgemental and just lend a helping hand. It's also called
Complete thread -- thanks!
Complete thread -- don't know why it wouldn't make sense.
Complete thread -- don't see that would be it but thanks. will
Complete thread -- previously sleeved were underneath the band. (pieceS were)
Complete thread -- I am sure she is hearing bump, but if he/she read/researched, would see heel bump is heel
Complete thread -- thanks
Complete thread -- The only LifeForce defibrillator is made for use aboard ships???
Complete thread -- pieces that were previously _____ was underneath the band
Complete thread -- acute appendicitis. ... psoas sign (pain with extension of the right thigh), heel tap or .
Complete thread -- anyone know of a brand name event monitor that s/l LIFEFORCE or LIFEVOICE
Complete thread -- diagnosing acute appendicitis. ... psoas sign (pain with extension of the right thigh), h
Complete thread -- Could he be saying THUMP instead of TAP????
Complete thread -- The doc could easily be calling the "tap" a "bump" also. OP may be hearing it right.
Complete thread -- 2. the weight ? 3. on the cardia and greater curvature
Complete thread -- Which OP could've found if Googled abdominal heel bump test, which is exactly how I was
Complete thread -- a few questions
Complete thread -- How about "heel tap." That goes in abdominal exam.
Complete thread -- taking all the plication _____ then we proceeded to open
Complete thread -- http://www.eejss.com/managete/fu_folder/2010-03/2010-03-077-082.pdf
Complete thread -- Google abdomen heel bump sign and see if anything works.
Complete thread -- What would a heel anything have to do with an abdomen exam????
Complete thread -- heel drop ?
Complete thread -- heel bump sign? see message
Complete thread -- reply misplaced above ^ (speaking of "attention to detail," lol).
Complete thread -- Why, thank you very much. My over-attention to detail is kind of wasted in this profession
Complete thread -- Flagged it. Thanks!
Complete thread -- ty. first part correct- psychiatric: depression, mild. Its still part ...
Complete thread -- Would think it actually is... Psychiatric: some depression, mild. Past medical history
Complete thread -- I hear merchandising price collecter, but what the heck is that?
Complete thread -- psychiatric: some depression, mild [heminal] history of anemia. ...
Complete thread -- yeah thnx ...
Complete thread -- Patient denies problems other than eye abrasion and [penal] problems [ ...
Complete thread -- probably flying through ultrasound studies. or ultrasounds.
Complete thread -- merchandising price connector?
Complete thread -- I will see him back in 6 months with bilateral carotid Doppler s/l ultrastudies
Complete thread -- She works part time as a (?????????).
Complete thread -- Yes, I can hear that. Thanks.
Complete thread -- sustained?
Complete thread -- s/l saphane??
Complete thread -- s/l CRPT (see message for context) s/l is at end of message.
Complete thread -- She is an infant with pulmonary vein stenosis....does not really
Complete thread -- does the patient have leukemia? Gleevec is usually given for that?
Complete thread -- perhaps Erythropoietin (EPO) Epoietin Alpha subcutaneously
Complete thread -- Ya, me too.
Complete thread -- do they say what the patient gets that for? other history?
Complete thread -- when googling weiss ring vitreous detachment, posterior is all that I find.
Complete thread -- In medications is saying she gets s/l Ip o net alpha subq nm
Complete thread -- There was a Weiss ring, representing s/l west-erior vitreous detachment.
Complete thread -- Gleevec
Complete thread -- Same patient....is receiving s/l Glee Vac....this is a child. nm
Complete thread -- Burkholderia cepacia (see bacteria link above)
Complete thread -- sm...
Complete thread -- exact sentence needed with before and after information please
Complete thread -- blood culture s/l burke holder kapia? nm
Complete thread -- thanks so much
Complete thread -- I really respect MTs who are professional enough to even think about this sort of thing.
Complete thread -- That's it. Thanks!
Complete thread -- Though, as per Dr. Margaret, S1, S2 regular means the rate and rhythm have to be regular
Complete thread -- Thanks, you're thinking very much like I am about this.
Complete thread -- good question - SM for my 2 cents
Complete thread -- I never use the 2nd comma.
Complete thread -- makes sense, they want to drain the entire thing, not just...
Complete thread -- just the *arcuate component*. Additionally, the fluid was dark red
Complete thread -- CARDIAC: S1, S2 within normal limits. (or) S1, S2, within normal limits.
Complete thread -- thanks!
Complete thread -- Areas flagged. Thx.
Complete thread -- PT with COPD. Please see msg for context. Thank you
Complete thread -- seconded, seems pretty clearly that now.
Complete thread -- nipple viability?
Complete thread -- nipple something (kind of doubt your "byproduct" below, but not my specialty)
Complete thread -- resection, excellent ______ was noted
Complete thread -- ty
Complete thread -- thanks
Complete thread -- pinch. check your "of" and "from"
Complete thread -- Sounds likes (to me) containing 1 L of LR and 1 L of epinephrine
Complete thread -- Corynebacterium?
Complete thread -- each side to adequate ______ thickness
Complete thread -- s/l corno-rhino bacterium on urine culture TIA!
Complete thread -- containing 1 liter of ___________ with epinephrine.
Complete thread -- the end of the resection, excellent *nipple by product* was noted
Complete thread -- a physical medicine and rehabilitation consult?
Complete thread -- [A] physical [medicines] [midlotation?] consults requested by the orth ...
Complete thread -- thnx i'll relisten ...
Complete thread -- Not sure of your word but it might be more like "promotion AND tenure..."
Complete thread -- Not sure what you are asking either, but do you mean short-term recall?
Complete thread -- when he matriculated as a medical student
Complete thread -- what are you asking?
Complete thread -- Not trying to be ugly, but it looks like some posters need to read the rules before
Complete thread -- until 1980 when he returned to ___ medical student
Complete thread -- promotion at tenure s/l acimidy. (doctor being considered for promotion)
Complete thread -- he is oriented x3, [sure] can recall 3/3, no agitation noted. ...
Complete thread -- mild *heminal* history of anemia ...
Complete thread -- the part where I said it sounds like "liver" you think sounds like metastatic disease?
Complete thread -- sounds like "metastatic disease."
Complete thread -- ...
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Complete thread -- yep.
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Complete thread -- Please see msg - Her mother died at age 60 of (?liver) secondary to bowel cancer, hav
Complete thread -- In the WAV, is this how you think doc means for me to write this?
Complete thread -- Then again, 107 and 170 sound VERY similar as dictated by some doctors.
Complete thread -- Thanks. I knew the md twisted something around!
Complete thread -- 51 inches (4 feet 3 inches) 107 pounds would be 28.9.
Complete thread -- there's either unilateral or bilateral form, 'stiff' is a characteristic of this rare diso
Complete thread -- I'd flag - BMI does not equal height of 4'3" and 170 lg (or 117 lb)
Complete thread -- 4 1/4 feet ...
Complete thread -- Help. Can't make sense out of patient's height BMI, etc.
Complete thread -- s/l toe roaming may be pill rolling tremor (as in Parkinson disorder)
Complete thread -- s/l nava-prox-ee might be divalproex (Valproate) 2500 mg
Complete thread -- expanded on schizencephaly =grey matter malformation of the brain
Complete thread -- if able, post wav to be certain. It "might" be lip. open-lip schizencephaly sm
Complete thread -- forme fruste??
Complete thread -- It doesn't really make sense either way, but yes that's probably better. Very poor
Complete thread -- huh? possibly a form of schizencephaly?
Complete thread -- sm
Complete thread -- His initial MRI was reported to show an abnormal appearance of the lat ...
Complete thread -- He often doesn't make much sense.
Complete thread -- sm
Complete thread -- er... got it
Complete thread -- bot it - renal panel :) duh
Complete thread -- Osteoporosis.
Complete thread -- Would you put commas in this sentence? If so, where?
Complete thread -- Thanks so much.
Complete thread -- sounds like your s/l... but??
Complete thread -- yep, I found guttate psoriasis
Complete thread -- thanks! i'll stop lookin now.
Complete thread -- thyrotoxic phase... i'm still looking.
Complete thread -- found it - hashitoxicosis
Complete thread -- Hashimoto thyroiditis. sm
Complete thread -- guttata or guttate - only thing that's close
Complete thread -- MP3 posted
Complete thread -- s/l Gut tape psoriasis
Complete thread -- patient reports that he is on *lo case health work* -- Humana HMO
Complete thread -- thank you to all who tried
Complete thread -- caloric intake
Complete thread -- Yes!
Complete thread -- nah, mine's a Yankee
Complete thread -- moon facies?
Complete thread -- She is in no apparent distress with no facial plethora or s/l musacees
Complete thread -- NM, will flag.
Complete thread -- Psychiatric med called *nava-prox-ee* SA 2500 mg nightly. Please sm
Complete thread -- has decreased somewhat overtime, but she had not increased her ___at all
Complete thread -- This was a 10-minute consultation by a true Southern with deep and mumbling voice.
Complete thread -- ty
Complete thread -- I'd swear you are doing my doc, I just finished him and he said that again.
Complete thread -- NOS, not otherwise specified.
Complete thread -- LOL! It really sounded like "tivilies," didn't it?
Complete thread -- Thank you!!! ...
Complete thread -- CNS vasculitis
Complete thread -- Thank you for helping.
Complete thread -- Bingo! Thank you!
Complete thread -- it is akathisia. i cant spell without spellcheck lol
Complete thread -- akathisia
Complete thread -- jugular veins are flat. i hear that a lot on the neck.
Complete thread -- akithesia (ck my spelling)
Complete thread -- Psychiatry/ Abilify side effect
Complete thread -- male or female patient? could it be a breast exam-the nipples are flat?
Complete thread -- ...
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Complete thread -- Physical Exam: Neck is supple. s/l tilavies are flat (not carotids or veins) Thx!
Complete thread -- pill rolling?
Complete thread -- s/l low amplitude toe-roaming tremor in the finger and thumb
Complete thread -- s/l low amplitude toe-roaming tremor in the finger and thumb
Complete thread -- oh lord, and a dizzy attack. Thanks anyway.
Complete thread -- Episode of loss of consciousness and s/l adiddy attack sm
Complete thread -- cataracts?
Complete thread -- they call it 'redundant' where i work and we don't type it.
Complete thread -- Nvm lol, chest. ...
Complete thread -- She does describe some typical symptoms of reflux. In particular, she ...
Complete thread -- Acceptable phrasing?
Complete thread -- PAST MED. HISTORY:...*is really catacs*, glaucoma ...
Complete thread -- as in rhymes with betadine? patadine?
Complete thread -- I am referring to the percussive sound made by the dictator
Complete thread -- Thanx ...
Complete thread -- Yes, I can hear that now. Thanks!!
Complete thread -- Argyle?
Complete thread -- A 28-French straight *are-dee-all-dull* chest tube was placed anteriorly
Complete thread -- Yes, thank you!! ...
Complete thread -- never mind, it is MAKOplasty. Thanks!
Complete thread -- what is the exact sentence (words dictated before and after)
Complete thread -- May-go or May-co surgery
Complete thread -- ?automatisms
Complete thread -- any abnormalities?
Complete thread -- tonic-clonic seizures
Complete thread -- ah, thanks for that info. So the product number would've helped in post...
Complete thread -- that's what I heard -zine, but you can't guess on an allergy
Complete thread -- another example:
Complete thread -- Oops, never mind. Went back to beginning where she said he had a single lead pacemaker.
Complete thread -- could be one or two. Check the brand/model.
Complete thread -- Thanks for your input!
Complete thread -- For pacemake pulse generator, would there be one lead only or more than one? Please
Complete thread -- does anyone hear Panadeine?
Complete thread -- anteromedial is my guess.
Complete thread -- PhosLo? but, can't guess on a med. best to flag & send it on.
Complete thread -- all i hear is the ending of zene...?
Complete thread -- med: foswel? -no dosage ...
Complete thread -- Incision made 2 inches below clavicle landmark *inter medial* to deltopectoral groove
Complete thread -- yeah got it, its toprol xl 50 mg thnx! ...
Complete thread -- there is no audio glitch... Confused....
Complete thread -- no; it's not possible due to the audio glitch
Complete thread -- please need help on this, anyone have a thought on what drug could be?
Complete thread -- THANK YOU SO MUCH! Kind of a duh moment for me I guess.
Complete thread -- beats of clonus, I should say
Complete thread -- clonus
Complete thread -- s/l beats of coolness in the leg TIA!
Complete thread -- She has multiple other drug allergies including (???????), penicillin and Endone.
Complete thread -- omg you are so right! Thank you f g j j g j!!!
Complete thread -- disclose a clue to her very ...
Complete thread -- endoscopy will be cancelled if the other investigations (???????) her very unusual sy
Complete thread -- This was posted about 3 hours ago, I don't think they are coming back.
Complete thread -- Rothiad = Lafayette
Complete thread -- Lafayette (zip: 47904-4305)
Complete thread -- collision?
Complete thread -- DO YOU HAVE A DOSE?
Complete thread -- Toprol-XL?
Complete thread -- BiNGo
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Complete thread -- http://www.google.com/webhp?source=search_app#hl=en&tbo=d&sclient=psy-ab&q=rectourethralis
Complete thread -- Thanks! nm
Complete thread -- Yes you are correct.
Complete thread -- MP3 file, Ortho. Please listen. sm
Complete thread -- occasion
Complete thread -- ? Pulmicort Flexhaler
Complete thread -- any diagnosis?
Complete thread -- MEDICATION: POPLO? EXHALE ...
Complete thread -- hey! dito! ...
Complete thread -- diagnostic imagings
Complete thread -- the patient sustained an injury to her left knee during a s/l concusion while playing
Complete thread -- roof? (I've also heard it pronounced "ruff" in some places)
Complete thread -- "thomas j. curfman"
Complete thread -- her father's dog tags.
Complete thread -- No old ultrasound or *in the domestic things* are available in file or ...
Complete thread -- I have that, but what can rothiad mean?
Complete thread -- the patient is wearing her father's _____.
Complete thread -- THOMAS J. CURFMAN, MD IN 46085-5541 Neurology E038 ...
Complete thread -- s/l Dr. Curfman in Rothiad . this is indiana.can't find anything which resembles
Complete thread -- Patient with seizures. s/l ruck
Complete thread -- thank you!
Complete thread -- or...enlarged node... supra.
Complete thread -- I'm sure he means "enlarged nodules" and I'd probably give it to him.
Complete thread -- sm
Complete thread -- thanks for giving the final answer!! much appreciated!
Complete thread -- This is another I'd like to know the outcome of the words....if the OP would kindly (sm)
Complete thread -- agree! i'd love to know since i researched a sh*tload and couldn't figure it out.
Complete thread -- Well, I can certainly see why they would shorten it, lol.
Complete thread -- Thanks very much!!!
Complete thread -- bingo, a couple of times abbreviated to teleogram.
Complete thread -- (i.e. that's what my doc calls it)
Complete thread -- "teleo" short for teleoroentgenogram
Complete thread -- wrong answer is theliogram SM
Complete thread -- Please help with wav 1.
Complete thread -- sorry, the post regarding "gah-phitis"
Complete thread -- Pls let us know what QA said - it's been bugging me!!
Complete thread -- I found it after I already sent with blank (Belleplain)
Complete thread -- I think you're right, and remember - doctors RARELY spell anything right.
Complete thread -- the *de-non* fascia, I don't think is Denonvillier - the s/l isn't long enough to match.
Complete thread -- Agree w/Jeannine, can't have Denonvilliers and ampulla of Vater - they are not that close
Complete thread -- I'm sure you searched. I didn't mean that in a bad way, just showing you how I looked.
Complete thread -- Obviously if I hadn't looked at the lists and maps, I wouldn't have posted, but thanks
Complete thread -- if this is a prostatectomy, I think maybe the ampulla of Vater isn't right - SM
Complete thread -- ampullae of the vas deferens???
Complete thread -- ampulla of Vater
Complete thread -- Denonvilliers' fascia;
Complete thread -- The sl*de-non* fascia was then entered, and the *ampules of vah-da* were isolated
Complete thread -- Yes..thank you!
Complete thread -- mirror positions???
Complete thread -- Sutures at the 4, 6, and 8 positions were placed in their sl*mere* positions on the
Complete thread -- DEXA scan measures bone density. usually they measure thyroid levels
Complete thread -- Valentine, Valley, Bartley - google new jersey cities and towns
Complete thread -- The patient lives in s/l"Bellpay/Velpay/Felpe/Volpay" New Jersey.
Complete thread -- I believe I just found what he's referring to, but he is spelling it wrong.
Complete thread -- "graph jacquet"
Complete thread -- Thank you!!
Complete thread -- I should have said "with those in mind." You've got me on the right track.
Complete thread -- agree x2
Complete thread -- and...to confuse ya more, there is glucocorticosteroid
Complete thread -- Thanks everyone! I will listen again with that in mind. I bet that's it.
Complete thread -- FTC functional therapeutic class
Complete thread -- agree
Complete thread -- google NYHA FTC and you'll get some hits. I think that is what you want.
Complete thread -- glucocorticoids?
Complete thread -- there is a Dexa scan study
Complete thread -- Ty but he says it twice, def. sounds like FDC or FTC - nm
Complete thread -- How about corticosteroids? (Did not look up - just a WAG).
Complete thread -- ?glucosteroids
Complete thread -- NYHA-FC (functional class)?
Complete thread -- Some type of steroids listed in the past medical history.
Complete thread -- s/l either FTC or FDC
Complete thread -- Thanks, Shoots!
Complete thread -- esophagitis
Complete thread -- I think it could work sm
Complete thread -- the surgeon's hands were "dropped" (see message) Sound right?
Complete thread -- No, but thanks for trying. I've flagged them all, sent in. If I find out what QA put, I'll
Complete thread -- wag-pouchitis?
Complete thread -- I hear "clue cells" but not enough to fill rest in...thanks.
Complete thread -- Geez, I just don't know. Once I thought I heard "t" to start, but every other
Complete thread -- anything ring a bell here? (sm)
Complete thread -- maybe...just maybe typhlitis - Inflammation of the cecum. (sm
Complete thread -- white cells?
Complete thread -- I would actually flag that...
Complete thread -- Just said flexible sigmoidoscopy to look at disease activity for *gah-phy-tis.* Please sm
Complete thread -- Same as below but wanted to bring to top...doc says this 4 times and
Complete thread -- Thank you. I flagged and added in your comments
Complete thread -- s/l waxall and distali?? any ideas
Complete thread -- well that is what she says, unless she really said something else and I did not hear
Complete thread -- true.. i'd put "upset" or gravely upset. upsettedness? I actually found that word...
Complete thread -- thyroid and heart palpitations go together, check Lexiscan if she obviously can't walk on
Complete thread -- doesnt sound like dexa - sounds like baseline Lexiscan ? she having heart trouble?
Complete thread -- not sure what to make of this sentence, though it is pretty clear
Complete thread -- "grave" sounds fine to me but "upsetness" is not a real word.
Complete thread -- I would, personally, since -dine is often pronounced -deen. But like lb says... up to you
Complete thread -- thank you. I guess it means that she is really, really upset (sounds like grave)?
Complete thread -- actually it really doesnt sound like that at all- any other idea? ...
Complete thread -- i'd comma after white too. and I'd put pH (instead of PH)
Complete thread -- brief or grave upsetness... seeing, and she seems (you left out and)
Complete thread -- its not up to me. if you feel comfortable, send it on. or ... blank it.
Complete thread -- she expresses ____over previous endocrinologist
Complete thread -- Not hearing an "s" sound in there at all. Thanks for trying!
Complete thread -- comma placement correct?
Complete thread -- what do you think? Can I take that chance on an allergy, otherwise it is very clear
Complete thread -- gastritis?
Complete thread -- it is, but maybe the doc says it differently.
Complete thread -- patient has allergy to "eye-o-deen". I would guess iodine, but isnt that pronounced
Complete thread -- followed up for *ga-phitis* with recurrent inflammatory bowel disease
Complete thread -- ty! ...
Complete thread -- impr ...
Complete thread -- TY!!
Complete thread -- Google "bounding pulses" and "abounding pulses"
Complete thread -- bounding
Complete thread -- neuropathic indices cannot be excluded
Complete thread -- op note help - pulses - TY
Complete thread -- he starts saying "number one-___ x-ray of her joint, I am attaching context
Complete thread -- findings are compatible with adenomatous hyperplasia,however, the *nur ...
Complete thread -- to me sounds like "en bloc acute x-ray" (wait for others tho, not totally sure)
Complete thread -- sinus flow and thyroid gland?- whats connection? ...
Complete thread -- ___ an x-ray of her joint. Is that "I obtained" or "to obtain"
Complete thread -- or is it maybe- 'Flow resistance in sinuous flow is noted in the thyro ...
Complete thread -- ahhh
Complete thread -- yes, i think you are right
Complete thread -- ? physiology
Complete thread -- old wav still there...not yours.
Complete thread -- 1. Concussion education which included discussion on concussions __(7: ...
Complete thread -- rhytidectomy (face-lift)
Complete thread -- thank you - nm ...
Complete thread -- s/l rid did ectomy - does not sound like irridectomy
Complete thread -- [or in the domesticies] -very difficult to decipher ...
Complete thread -- THANKS, Oasis! I think it's Frykman!
Complete thread -- ended baseball for football
Complete thread -- football - since the football season did just start?
Complete thread -- not sure if this makes sense. maybe he says full ball.
Complete thread -- This is a guess, but could it be "sinus flow is"
Complete thread -- do you have a "sound like"?
Complete thread -- It can be 12:00 and 12:30 (the are the anatomic positions as on a clock face)
Complete thread -- MRI help
Complete thread -- 6 cm in longitudinal and 3 cm in AP dimension.
Complete thread -- yes
Complete thread -- Thank you!!!
Complete thread -- thnx nm, AP definitely caps? ...
Complete thread -- delayed after breast cancer surgery, possibly. It's okay.
Complete thread -- no old ultrasound or [____] are available in the file or computer. ...
Complete thread -- is here for a followup of her right breast reconstruction, delayed.
Complete thread -- both lobes measured 6 cm in [longitutal] dimension and 3 cm in [ap] di ...
Complete thread -- and AP is right too.
Complete thread -- PO (by mouth)
Complete thread -- longitudinal
Complete thread -- thnx again! ...
Complete thread -- no resistant [soons flowless] noted to the thyroid gland. ...
Complete thread -- thyroid lobes
Complete thread -- both [dileg] lobes? ...
Complete thread -- You are great!
Complete thread -- thnx ...
Complete thread -- I would assume as opposed to meaning necrotic and dead that it would be correct
Complete thread -- both lobes measured 6 cm in [longitutal] dimension and 3 cm in the [ap ...
Complete thread -- They sure don't!
Complete thread -- I see it now - the lumbar fascia is inflamed due to the decompression. TY!!!!!!!
Complete thread -- pole
Complete thread -- her flaps are healthy and alive. Does that make sense in context?
Complete thread -- Nvm, I wasn't thinking!
Complete thread -- thank you, MT50
Complete thread -- thyroid gland appears diffusely inhomogeneous with focal nodularity in ...
Complete thread -- That she is not taking anything by mouth (orally) at this point
Complete thread -- that would have to do with fascia, but not necess. facets... hmmm
Complete thread -- what would PO or TO mean in this context
Complete thread -- oh wait, it was on your 2nd post. aaahhh now i see why i typed thumb
Complete thread -- i have NO idea why i typed thumb...? i just re-read your ? and you never said thumb. LOL
Complete thread -- I see facetitis on a few websites but they don't look very reliable?
Complete thread -- fasciitis ?
Complete thread -- I like it.
Complete thread -- is facetitis a word?
Complete thread -- Don't know if this helps but this is the general breakdown, not sure if that is what it
Complete thread -- You're very welcome and I was more than happy to help.
Complete thread -- amazing, I also tried, but did without thumb... Thanks so much
Complete thread -- could be saying "as of" instead of "hours of"
Complete thread -- r-something amount of injuries...?
Complete thread -- popliteal would be correct and "medial" for the other
Complete thread -- ... Proximal (P1) ... dorsal P2 (found it by Googling P1 thumb and then (sm)
Complete thread -- sorry--never mind
Complete thread -- You'll find it on google.
Complete thread -- congenital nephrotic syndrome of the Finnish type
Complete thread -- I just had another patient with a "p1" fracture of the thumb... Please help
Complete thread -- ever heard of a T1 or P1 or teeone or peeone fracture of finger intraarticular
Complete thread -- many thanks
Complete thread -- Hmmm. I would have to send that one to QA. Sorry
Complete thread -- rubra vera
Complete thread -- Please help me with my mumber, LOL. I know about polycythemia vera, but
Complete thread -- NM, must be. Flagging the second one. Need to send in now.
Complete thread -- Does surgeon's dictated "pop" refer to popliteal in following context?
Complete thread -- Do you mind telling me by means of what website you were able to find this doc?
Complete thread -- Thank you. ...
Complete thread -- WAV sent. See message for full sentence.
Complete thread -- sure, they use wires and clips during CABG and this will show up on the x-ray
Complete thread -- Chest x-ray
Complete thread -- Thanks so much! My search was unsuccessful. Thanks again!
Complete thread -- Awesome! Thanks
Complete thread -- Ali H. Kizilbash PhD
Complete thread -- maybe pars interarticularis?
Complete thread -- Lumbar spine: There appears to be "parjin tegrederos" defects with a grade 1 slip.
Complete thread -- found this double stacking maximally inhaled (breath stacking) or(not realing familiar) sm
Complete thread -- Cannot confirm spelling for neuropsychiatrist in or near Pensacola, FL, named s/l
Complete thread -- double stacking on ventilator (Google that)
Complete thread -- She was "double stacking," thus was placed on pressure support of 10
Complete thread -- sm
Complete thread -- is dictator saying "semicolon"?
Complete thread -- Can find some use of the word "amniocele" but not "amniocystocele"
Complete thread -- message or 'massage' not sure on your s/l
Complete thread -- Something like "symposiums"? Sorry, not your s/l.
Complete thread -- sm
Complete thread -- it would be another way of saying radiculogram
Complete thread -- s/l amniocystocele
Complete thread -- I could never get the MP3 to play...?
Complete thread -- undilUted (not undilated!)
Complete thread -- context please
Complete thread -- Thank you both
Complete thread -- moving on - thanks for listening.
Complete thread -- : )
Complete thread -- I think that's fine
Complete thread -- referred to AA, NA s/l some cause. TIA!
Complete thread -- . He is married and has 3 children. The patient is retired; he did _______________
Complete thread -- I would say looking at dx of anemia with cause poss being G.I. bleed
Complete thread -- The GI bleed could be the cause of the anemia, but with no
Complete thread -- Doctor says, "Questionable GI bleed anemia." Is that one condition or two?
Complete thread -- thanks for quick response
Complete thread -- varsity cheerleader, honor student
Complete thread -- Sport/School/Grade: Powell High School 9th grade, ____, honor student. ...
Complete thread -- ...
Complete thread -- DOH. NO. hepatology/gist. = liver etc. Gastro = digestion
Complete thread -- excessive sleep
Complete thread -- 5 points for feeling slow, 4 points each for fatigue, drowsiness, irri ...
Complete thread -- thank you
Complete thread -- ? atypical reactive hyperplasia
Complete thread -- Frykman is a radial fracture as well, could that be in there?
Complete thread -- has a personal history of having a left breast stereotactic biopsy where she was
Complete thread -- guess ~ brittle?
Complete thread -- Thank you fgjjgj! I guess he was stumbling over "antibody!"
Complete thread -- hepatitis b core antibody
Complete thread -- Thanks!
Complete thread -- help with lab data/Hepatitis B. Thanks!
Complete thread -- help with a buckle fracture of the distal radius. Thanks!
Complete thread -- Does this makes sense, out laterally?, I think so I just wanted to be sure
Complete thread -- except for the punctuation...
Complete thread -- long night?
Complete thread -- extensive choreic movement
Complete thread -- Jungle Jungle Jungle Jungle Theme Park Theme Park ...
Complete thread -- who does have extensive _____ movement.
Complete thread -- BoS2 says for the noun or adjective, followthrough but that follow-through is
Complete thread -- Thank you!!!
Complete thread -- trick or treating
Complete thread -- reposted. i hope it works now.
Complete thread -- No wave yet
Complete thread -- The patient states that she only went ____since she felt that her symp ...
Complete thread -- ...
Complete thread -- ...
Complete thread -- This will reduce his _____ dose from the Vicodin extra-strength
Complete thread -- shoulder surgery in the past, who came in to us after the patient...
Complete thread -- history of hypercholesterolemia, arthritis, seizures, and a past histo ...
Complete thread -- (unless it is a client-specific thing, but we here do not know that)
Complete thread -- sorry, can't make it out. all i did hear was seratonin....
Complete thread -- can you hear seratonin reuptake?
Complete thread -- carbamazepine not cap'd. sertraline either. both generic.
Complete thread -- there was no evidice of any seratonin (another word here) withdrawal syndrome..??
Complete thread -- sm
Complete thread -- I think there's a technical problem. Will try later. Thanks.
Complete thread -- I don't hear anything on the mp3, but SSRI withdrawal maybe?
Complete thread -- nmind
Complete thread -- Help with psych note, please.
Complete thread -- Trying to find correct city for Scott Salkind, DO
Complete thread -- or followthrough as 1 word. just like followup/follow up. 2 words, verb; 1 word adj/noun
Complete thread -- is of the mind?
Complete thread -- Never mind, thanks.
Complete thread -- wav file. thanks
Complete thread -- follow-through.
Complete thread -- followthrough or follow through?
Complete thread -- faun tail nevus?
Complete thread -- post deleted
Complete thread -- thanks!
Complete thread -- thought so - thanks.
Complete thread -- followup 1 word, adjective or noun. 2 words follow up - verb. you have it right.
Complete thread -- yes
Complete thread -- preservative-free, P-F?
Complete thread -- hepatic encephalopathy?
Complete thread -- followup?
Complete thread -- Thank you both. I edited to 'she'
Complete thread -- ...
Complete thread -- usually ureteral when it comes to stones. not sure I've heard urethral (because if it is
Complete thread -- lid eversion?
Complete thread -- an easy test is to take away the 2nd person: 'she' gets along, not 'her' gets along
Complete thread -- can't tell if this should be midureteral or midurethral?
Complete thread -- static? sm
Complete thread -- she
Complete thread -- eye exam s/l lead egursion
Complete thread -- S/L ??esthetic encephalopathy. brain drain here TIA
Complete thread -- I heard something like that too but cannot make out what kind of kit it would be
Complete thread -- She and her husband get along fine or is it 'her' and her husband?
Complete thread -- ? ThoraGate™ Duval (not sure that's what yours sounds like?)
Complete thread -- "s/l ca-au-di-ae" lung grasper
Complete thread -- I found rootogram - but it has nothing to do medical.
Complete thread -- I don't know what that is LOL - but I do think the doc made up his own word.
Complete thread -- some kind of kit. LE kit? Ellie kit?
Complete thread -- Viscoat and probably wire lid speculum
Complete thread -- thank you so much!
Complete thread -- It was MAC
Complete thread -- s/l visacoat and Y O
Complete thread -- Anesthesia for DDD pacemaker placement, s/l "may say/MSA"
Complete thread -- Nevermind, was saying mycophenolate mofetil
Complete thread -- I heard trientine too.
Complete thread -- s/l "micro-thin light moffitals"
Complete thread -- geez - you're right. It's rootogram. Didn't even Google it cuz I figured OP did already.
Complete thread -- P P F lidocaine
Complete thread -- Found only this
Complete thread -- coeliac screen was negative, however, his total IgA was low. The (?????) was not eff
Complete thread -- found rootograms... guess it makes sense
Complete thread -- I hear "discogram" a lot too. He's making up his own
Complete thread -- intraforaminally? but what is a root o gram?
Complete thread -- yes, sounds just like root oh gram
Complete thread -- I can find trientine and zinc for treatment for Wilson's disease and pt is having tests
Complete thread -- Omnipaque was injected *inferforaminally* to obtain & by a 0.5 cc of 2% *P P F* lidoc
Complete thread -- I often hear epidurograms in this context, but not much like your s/l
Complete thread -- Thanks. Purple is all I know too.
Complete thread -- acquisition of s/l root o grams
Complete thread -- could be, but I've never heard of trientine so wouldn't have guessed it.
Complete thread -- I thought I heard trientine, does anyone else hear that?
Complete thread -- usually its a purple marking pen but no idea on what that doc is calling it.
Complete thread -- triamterene ?? but the 2nd is transplant coordinators.
Complete thread -- some further prescriptions for (??????), zinc and vitamin A and K. I will organise
Complete thread -- s/l trackable valera skin marker TIA!
Complete thread -- Thanks for the suggestions. Don't seem to find my sounds like. Flagging and sending on.
Complete thread -- found cobalt chloride, sweat chloride. google chloride allergy test.
Complete thread -- s/l ex red chloride test TIA!
Complete thread -- Thanks!
Complete thread -- base of joint arthroplasty?
Complete thread -- basal joint or basilar joint
Complete thread -- He has a history of S/L basojoin arthroplasty.
Complete thread -- that is what i am assuming, but sure does not sound like it. Thought ...
Complete thread -- anticipated???
Complete thread -- Nevermind. He is saying GlideScope.
Complete thread -- *kaleidoscope* was utilized. Intubation.
Complete thread -- vocab word I cannot find for sentence
Complete thread -- satellite?
Complete thread -- Thanks
Complete thread -- his nm
Complete thread -- The patient states that he had a lost a good friend of him and his wife.
Complete thread -- no not Cafe au lait. s/l f or s sound at beginning.
Complete thread -- s/l textor T radiograph (hit enter by mistake above)
Complete thread -- Café-au-lait ?
Complete thread -- Textor T radiograph
Complete thread -- s/l concussion ** split force ** mechanism
Complete thread -- Patient has ....congential nevus as well as numerous congenital s/l fal-o-ate nevi.
Complete thread -- there was heart problem, atrial fibrillation
Complete thread -- Thank you so much! What a difference 1 letter makes.
Complete thread -- good ortho link(from oasis) on signs/maneuvers - other MTs might want to save it
Complete thread -- maybe doc misspoke and said wrist instead of foot?
Complete thread -- Kienbock or Kienbock's
Complete thread -- got it, kienboch
Complete thread -- Acceptable, but why change what was dictated if it's also acceptable?
Complete thread -- The patient had previous surgery for s/l kangbox disease. Thanks
Complete thread -- Kimball is probably from the make Miles Kimball, but not a wrist strap as this is
Complete thread -- sm.
Complete thread -- I am at a loss on the 2nd one. Maybe someone else can pop in on that.
Complete thread -- ?ethyl chloride
Complete thread -- low dye strapping technique - 2nd blank. Still checking the first one.
Complete thread -- s/l methyl chloride ...used for wound debridement pain TIA!
Complete thread -- The patient injected with 1 cc of lidocaine plain, 1 cc of Marcaine plain and 1 cc of
Complete thread -- I don't see any CAD or anything to suggest a reason for left heart cath in PMH.
Complete thread -- thanks
Complete thread -- check last sentence under assessment/plan ? should be status post fall.
Complete thread -- spines
Complete thread -- medially into the tibial _____ and please see the official report
Complete thread -- Thank you. I went with that.
Complete thread -- I hear arterial-enhancing too
Complete thread -- are
Complete thread -- is/are
Complete thread -- yes, I believe so. thanks!
Complete thread -- necrosed?
Complete thread -- Patient with lung cancer with pancreatic findings on CT. MP3
Complete thread -- I'll have some of whatever you're smoking, lol.
Complete thread -- There is no wave, only a question mark
Complete thread -- could U pls give the sentence before 'bi-arm' - thank you!
Complete thread -- arterial-enhancing lesion is what i hear. does that make sense to you?
Complete thread -- Oh darn~! Good luck!!
Complete thread -- no, not pseuodo lesion, thank you though
Complete thread -- I can't hear wavs for some reason, but I am guessing "pseudolesion"?
Complete thread -- listen for "She will opt to topically alternate ice and moist heat."
Complete thread -- Now thinking either left heart cath or left arm cast...
Complete thread -- There is a 3 cm (??????) lesion in segment IVA/B with partial washout consistent with
Complete thread -- PSH: "uh lefter cass on" March 2012
Complete thread -- *bi-arm* fine needle aspiration of thyroid lobe mass ?
Complete thread -- may be optimally? Most favorable or desirable
Complete thread -- s/l optopically
Complete thread -- Nobody said Darlene said anything about GI... the OP did, down below. not a big deal
Complete thread -- Darlene did NOT mention G.I., thus liver WAS correct track
Complete thread -- liver specialists ARE gastroenterologists
Complete thread -- because the OP said this was a liver doctor, not a GI.
Complete thread -- geez ignore most of post, not awake yet, don't know where I got liver, as in transplant
Complete thread -- might try google hospital/account name, they often present floor layout
Complete thread -- thanks for idea but it can't be. this is a liver specialist
Complete thread -- reminds me of endoscopy suite?
Complete thread -- I saw the patient for a followup visit today in s/l DOC suite 7100.
Complete thread -- Since his last visit, he reports being 95% back to his normal self. _ ...
Complete thread -- and is an argument for him... (is a reason for him)
Complete thread -- I think it makes sense (bring them back up in discussion)
Complete thread -- pancreatitis can increase pancreatic cancer up to 18-fold and (?an argument) is for h
Complete thread -- thanks for tyring
Complete thread -- I can (?resurrect) these incorrect thoughts but she would prefer just to leave things
Complete thread -- sorry, best I can do. but maybe the above will help clear it up for you some more.
Complete thread -- enemas. At times it _____, at times it precipitates pain, but...
Complete thread -- She is struggling with the Salofalk enemas (??????) it precipitates pain but we have
Complete thread -- I guess. She does have a weird way of talking. "We will do" observation. "We will do"
Complete thread -- yep, Regional Institute for Children and Adolescents
Complete thread -- no clue. her way of talking? I'd just type as dictated.
Complete thread -- Any ideas why this NP always says "complete"
Complete thread -- did you find it or send it with a blank? I was still looking.
Complete thread -- nmind
Complete thread -- Her primary care physician is Dr. s/l Jine (long i), located in Bowie (Maryland)
Complete thread -- listen for appendiceal base
Complete thread -- Found it this time, putting different order in google: RICA.
Complete thread -- Teenage psych pt. in Maryland area; has been in s/l "Ryka" (psych hosp).
Complete thread -- Yeah, that's how I sent it because she even continued the meds after stating w/o that
Complete thread -- Although obvious all meds thru PEG, I would only change that which is "p.o", as dictated.
Complete thread -- "I'm sorry, every p.o. medicine is through PEG."
Complete thread -- Thank you so much for the information.. I will keep the link in "favorites."
Complete thread -- Here is the link...
Complete thread -- ...
Complete thread -- s/l "thiss-a-lee" sign? Please see msg for context. Thank you.
Complete thread -- maybe present?
Complete thread -- Yes, thank you. Could you figure anything out for the s/l spacement? ...
Complete thread -- appendiceal???
Complete thread -- got one s/l... Her 5-HIAA and chromogranin levels.. ...
Complete thread -- had a carcinoid tumor on the s/l ependicial spacement?? that was remov ...
Complete thread -- ;-)
Complete thread -- Shoot! I like shoots's better!
Complete thread -- coarticulation?
Complete thread -- got lucky and found circumlocution
Complete thread -- anyone?
Complete thread -- any guesses as to what is being meant? s/l circa-mat-eesh-an
Complete thread -- blanked them. Thanks anyway.
Complete thread -- She's really clearly saying exactly as I typed (phonetically). I'm
Complete thread -- Cipro, Zosyn for the first two...
Complete thread -- Allergies: Ciprosyn and fluosyn and prosyn. Won't guess, just curious.
Complete thread -- sorry - ABPA - allergic bronchopulmonary aspergillos
Complete thread -- ADPA - Got it, thanks. Had to get the n's and m's out of there!
Complete thread -- Sent Wav file. I should know this!
Complete thread -- This is a 4-letter abbreviation, sounds like addm, adbm, addn, adbn? Anything like
Complete thread -- Yes, for a male it's unusual. Pretty common female name.
Complete thread -- you need a period or semicolon before "both"
Complete thread -- Sounds like my QA, unfortunately. They're very good at "closing up" sentences as if no
Complete thread -- I agree with you, I heard that word/those words in there. Cheating is what I call it.
Complete thread -- pathognomonic
Complete thread -- the pt's rather unusual first name is in your post
Complete thread -- s/l pacidnemonic
Complete thread -- I'd leave as dictated. 'this could refer to the symptom complex, so would be singular
Complete thread -- grammar help
Complete thread -- angular fibrosis (as in angular incisure)
Complete thread -- Neither would really make sense.
Complete thread -- does anyone hear s/l annular fibrosis, but can only verify annulus fibrosis
Complete thread -- This is probably a typo here but note scatted - scattered ulcerations
Complete thread -- I feel like he is trying to pronounce angiofibrosis (sounds more like angular)
Complete thread -- Capsule endoscopy has shown scatted ulceration and (?????), both of these may be feat
Complete thread -- ...or even better full mantle radiation.
Complete thread -- Seeing references to field/mantle radiation, mantle field, and extended-field.
Complete thread -- ? full body radiation
Complete thread -- agree with you! Totally irresponsible QA.
Complete thread -- Hodgkin's disease with chemotherapy and "fomodl" radiation in 1970s tia
Complete thread -- Only as far as reports have to go to QA if there is a blank.
Complete thread -- Does the facility have a no-blank policy?
Complete thread -- I simply wish they would send on with a blank if they cannot get it instead
Complete thread -- It's always better to be safe than sorry, but I understand your frustration.
Complete thread -- QA response from previous post - I hate this! I sent a WAV file on this.
Complete thread -- thanks
Complete thread -- TY. That's what I thought.
Complete thread -- first is Benicar HCT 40/25, second is Benicar 40.
Complete thread -- Edema progressed to the point of skin breakdown and he
Complete thread -- FreAmine parenteral
Complete thread -- s/l free a mean solution
Complete thread -- Oh I finally found it.
Complete thread -- and just to clarify she spells this out.
Complete thread -- Oh my she says UMI uterine manipulator but all I find are ZUMI, RUMI, and HUMI !! sm
Complete thread -- ? Cardizem protocol
Complete thread -- listen for SPECT study
Complete thread -- "seems to be" does not sound right to me
Complete thread -- Thanks.
Complete thread -- hanks for the help.
Complete thread -- bruising she says is new since the biopsy. You were trying to make it
Complete thread -- mp3 help. pls sm.
Complete thread -- I guess I got it a few seconds before yours posted actually. :)
Complete thread -- lol, wow. Looks like you typed it a few minutes before I typed that I got it, but the
Complete thread -- trazodone not capitalized (generic)
Complete thread -- LOL. You must have gotten it while I was typing it above. :)
Complete thread -- knock knock knock Will Wheaton, knock knock knock Will Wheaton, wait
Complete thread -- "have contacted and spoken to the nurse" maybe?
Complete thread -- Oh, I just got it: I have contacted "and spoken to" the nurse
Complete thread -- Not unless her name is Ann Spunghimto. Lol. Thanks for the idea. I'll leave a blank.
Complete thread -- could he be giving the nurses name? Ann ___________, the nurse who...
Complete thread -- thanks
Complete thread -- montelukast, (no acid) and he has been
Complete thread -- therefore, I have contacted s/l "and spung him" to the nurse who takes care of him
Complete thread -- thanks
Complete thread -- furosemide 20, Trazodone, _______ acid and he has been on
Complete thread -- I cannot make out your blank but I hear NO focal lesions were seen in the liver....
Complete thread -- Thanks. Apparently I chose the right way but thanks for the verification.
Complete thread -- No lacerations, ___________ hematoma was identified.
Complete thread -- s/l montanic acid
Complete thread -- suppose it could be written 10-100, but looks good
Complete thread -- according to BoS 2:
Complete thread -- Please give more context so we can try to help you.
Complete thread -- Anyone think polymer CAP makes sense here?
Complete thread -- okay... thank you!
Complete thread -- I can't post links here for some reason, but I googled chest fluid in fissures
Complete thread -- crct as is?
Complete thread -- does that make sense though?
Complete thread -- Oh, gosh, I don't know how I missed it, but now I can find *RBI* catheter.
Complete thread -- try *fissures*
Complete thread -- An *REI* catheter was used to selectively catheterize the left external iliac artery.
Complete thread -- s/l fisheries any guesses??
Complete thread -- I agree. Thanks for the help.
Complete thread -- sinus tracts?
Complete thread -- She uses a CoughAssist machine twice daily with a pressure of (plus and minus) 30,
Complete thread -- mp3 help. pls sm.
Complete thread -- or 'mark drop' maybe?
Complete thread -- some kind of 'mark up'?
Complete thread -- I found Phadiatop (not your s/l though) ?
Complete thread -- serum aeroallergen testing by the s/l mirror cup method TIA!
Complete thread -- Thanks for trying. I'll flag this. My only blank after a long note, thanks to
Complete thread -- Ah I hear it....you are great...thanks.
Complete thread -- But, then again, I can't be sure either.
Complete thread -- You know, I don't think prior is so far fetched, actually.
Complete thread -- freeze/thaw
Complete thread -- s/l freestaw?? cycles
Complete thread -- Gosh, just can't hear that. s/l pye-oh pedicle screws. I almost thought
Complete thread -- Thank you very much!!
Complete thread -- I don't think everyone has google set to come up auto like that, fyi
Complete thread -- Yes, I did try google but didn't see that (or maybe I googled a bit
Complete thread -- VIPER? pedicle screws
Complete thread -- 5.5 x 45-mm is probably what they are going for, 6.5 x 50-mm, etc.
Complete thread -- I mean the minute I typed "pedicle probe", it came right up
Complete thread -- could pryah be bilateral?
Complete thread -- we used a *five five* 45 mm pedicle screw. I think I find enough hits to support
Complete thread -- Lenke. If you tried Google first, the minute I typed it in, it came up ...
Complete thread -- Back surgery... A *lain-kee* pedicle probe. Please sm for
Complete thread -- sternal?
Complete thread -- WAG - ACS? (acute coronary syndrome)
Complete thread -- I think I'm hearing a "p" now. Might be saying pace for pacing. (patient has pacemaker).
Complete thread -- no external carotid bruits?
Complete thread -- Neck: No *a stern* or bruits
Complete thread -- We will get MUGA or s/l "face" study later on.
Complete thread -- Yes, I can hear that now. Thanks!!
Complete thread -- lower lobe bullous formation?
Complete thread -- Thanks for help! :)
Complete thread -- or bridge plate fracture?
Complete thread -- found Barton fracture?
Complete thread -- CAT scan of chest: Diffuse emphysema with lower *lobe-bu-liss* formation. Please
Complete thread -- Argh... People slamming drawers in background! Lol
Complete thread -- Hmm, could be! Thanks for your input!
Complete thread -- Wikipedia says it is still "widely used" in logging industry, etc., so maybe it is
Complete thread -- sawyer? (wood cutter) - don't hear that much, though.
Complete thread -- Used to work as a *soy-yur.* Currently unemployed given his shortness of breath.
Complete thread -- macerated?
Complete thread -- s/l "artisan" protocol?
Complete thread -- imaging study - (scout clip) ? penetration?
Complete thread -- a guess lacinate or laminated sm
Complete thread -- I'm able to look at past reports, so that is extremely helpful. Thanks!
Complete thread -- NM, will flag.
Complete thread -- I tried to hear that but can't. Thanks for the suggestion! Will flag.
Complete thread -- I flagged. I had several ideas that I thought were close, but, really, not quite right.
Complete thread -- Not close to your s/l but there is a Blumensaat's line?
Complete thread -- Degeneration of meniscus with an almost full-thickness *lacimated* popliteal hiatus.
Complete thread -- Intercondylar notch: Positive *em-dee waltz line,* laxity of the prior graft...
Complete thread -- He is so clear...but that word/those words... fermentation ? i have NO clue.
Complete thread -- thank you very much.
Complete thread -- Exparel
Complete thread -- Hemorrhoidal surgery. s/l expiril was injected as a perianal block. thank you.
Complete thread -- Sending in, thanks anyway.
Complete thread -- formation?
Complete thread -- permutation? firm mutation?
Complete thread -- agree with incarcerated
Complete thread -- wav file. I think I hear it but also have another word that is close.
Complete thread -- band pressure
Complete thread -- I save copies of reports by dictators. Have a whole file system where each
Complete thread -- ty
Complete thread -- ?manual
Complete thread -- that's it. Thanks nm
Complete thread -- good *banner* pressure
Complete thread -- Guess ~ continuous?
Complete thread -- ? TIVA
Complete thread -- Help!
Complete thread -- Get the Mad Hatter on the horn, I'm having a tea party!! LOVE THAT SHOW!!!
Complete thread -- Thanks! By the way, are you a fan of The Big Bang Theory? Bazinga...Sheldon's phrase.
Complete thread -- MAC plus s/l KEVA anesthesia
Complete thread -- If you're bored, watch medical TV shows, whether it be a documentary type or even s.m.
Complete thread -- should have said in constant (2 words)
Complete thread -- I interpret as not reducible hernia(unable to be push back inside/remian) present all tim
Complete thread -- I interpret as not reducible hernia(unable to be push back inside/remian) present all tim
Complete thread -- LOL! So much for my great research skills! Thanks again! Love this board!
Complete thread -- at the bottom of the screen it shows his email, billybob@thegreatdictator.com
Complete thread -- That is so nice of you both! Thank you...how do I reach BB?
Complete thread -- incarcerated?
Complete thread -- EGD shows an **inconstant** hiatus hernia extending from 30 to 41-cm.
Complete thread -- ditto
Complete thread -- ok, just emailed BB it is okay to give you email address if you get stuck, glad to help
Complete thread -- thanks. Do you know where the pain is?
Complete thread -- Pain specialist
Complete thread -- vertebrobasilar territory
Complete thread -- for me, I think by reading your post, you are "really tuned in, sm
Complete thread -- supraventricular bruits doesn't make sense to me
Complete thread -- thanks
Complete thread -- Sm
Complete thread -- sharing my list for additional understanding of term
Complete thread -- Suggestions for transitioning from clinic work to acute care. (see message)
Complete thread -- ? paroccipital
Complete thread -- here ya go, plus a good online lab site, save it and look over after your shift
Complete thread -- what kind of doc, please?
Complete thread -- my interpretation is pt had splint oin place CAT scan done, thus sm
Complete thread -- s/l antrapolis
Complete thread -- Guess ~ aspect?
Complete thread -- distal femoral cortex medially into the tibial *splint*. Please see the official
Complete thread -- thanks
Complete thread -- ty
Complete thread -- lids
Complete thread -- fall in St. Charles Hospital parking lot. The patient is here for getting outpatient
Complete thread -- shld be there now
Complete thread -- EYES: Normal _____ and PERRLA.
Complete thread -- I'd definitely go with the very most recent one I could find.
Complete thread -- or just proctoscopy? not enough Google hits to make determination one way or the other.
Complete thread -- not there yet.
Complete thread -- I did. Never mind.
Complete thread -- The patient here ____ patient physical therapy
Complete thread -- dictates: "parentheses par oxy, closed parentheses"
Complete thread -- thank you very much.
Complete thread -- I did that already. Guess I missed what you saw. Thanks.
Complete thread -- google all of those as one long phrase
Complete thread -- If you google your exact phrase it will show you each test and you can see where to put
Complete thread -- Saying "this is going to be PSA "sorry" (changes his mind) 3 in total..."
Complete thread -- anyone want to help me separate/punctuate?
Complete thread -- short for proctosigmoidoscopy
Complete thread -- Moving on. Thanks.
Complete thread -- female patient with diarrhea. Need to do a fiberoptic "procto"? Is this thank you.
Complete thread -- I think he is saying they will get 3 PSAs in total.
Complete thread -- wav file. Same guy. He changes his mind.
Complete thread -- Wow. Thanks.
Complete thread -- intermittency, completely with good force of stream.
Complete thread -- Wav file, thanks.
Complete thread -- they're from the same month, so hard to discount one for the other...
Complete thread -- same as your first link above, i.e. (and the most recent date)
Complete thread -- more recent specimen from 08/24/2006 showing it without the idiosyncratic capping.
Complete thread -- maybe Pedi-CAP, see pictures.
Complete thread -- and image for confirmation of hyphen
Complete thread -- finally found in archives. Pedi-Cap (CO2 detector)
Complete thread -- s/l "pee-dee cap," premature infant.
Complete thread -- wav cut off at blank. starts to s/l ti.. (titanium something?)
Complete thread -- His prior surgeries include the laparoscopic cholecystectomy described ...
Complete thread -- YF football is youth flag football (at least around here where I'm from)
Complete thread -- Yes, shoulder pads, knee pads, elbow pads, etc.
Complete thread -- We actually have excellent archives here for this type of "confirmation"
Complete thread -- the patient participated in football practice in his s/l pads.
Complete thread -- just confirming. doctor spells out the word medusae with a capital M. is this wrong
Complete thread -- s/l Y football game or YF football game or wire football game
Complete thread -- wonder is word missing? Carotid is main artery blood supply to brain, words not flow ok?
Complete thread -- the term "add" means adding or lessening the power lenses sm
Complete thread -- There are a few examples of this on google
Complete thread -- florid /flor·id/ (flor´id). 1. in full bloom; occurring in fully developed form.
Complete thread -- ok thank you both
Complete thread -- think I'd put 1-1/2 to 2 hours.JMO though
Complete thread -- It's not necessary.
Complete thread -- should hour and a half be hyphenated?
Complete thread -- He has noticed some fairly s/l "florid" numbness around the right arm
Complete thread -- Eye exam
Complete thread -- Sent with blank. Thought maybe type of chin implant but only mentioned Silastic in procedu
Complete thread -- Carotid?
Complete thread -- s/l "colopathic" genioplasty
Complete thread -- parotid just doesn't fit.
Complete thread -- i hear supraventricular too...verrrrrrrrrrry sloooowwwwwly
Complete thread -- I am hearing OR bruits, but can't get the part before that.
Complete thread -- yes, he speaks very slowly. is he saying no supraventricular bruits?
Complete thread -- is that recorded at normal speed?
Complete thread -- He has no ____ bruits
Complete thread -- These showed a small stroke in the left brainstem and bilateral cerebe ...
Complete thread -- NM, will flag.
Complete thread -- anterior chamber maintained *its step* and the patient did not have increased pain.
Complete thread -- Got it -- Miochol.
Complete thread -- guess I better flag it. Thanks for listening.
Complete thread -- *monocryl* instilled into the anterior chamber, and the anterior chamber was noted...
Complete thread -- I thought I heard platelet count too, but that number doesn't look right.
Complete thread -- platelet count???
Complete thread -- I don't think so, thanks though.
Complete thread -- ty
Complete thread -- Thank
Complete thread -- it's fine
Complete thread -- it's fine
Complete thread -- probably not, but ectasia?
Complete thread -- pat with knee replacement surgery
Complete thread -- Thanks! That's what I ended up doing.
Complete thread -- Yeah, can't hear that. Thanks for the idea though.
Complete thread -- Thank you both! I'd already sent in (flagged), but I see this now and glad for
Complete thread -- stenosis makes sense but not much like your s/l
Complete thread -- I can tell from another part it means without restriction of flow, still can't get word
Complete thread -- Thanks!!!
Complete thread -- propranolol (the sss you hear is from takesss)
Complete thread -- HDL was 24, and CBC revealed a white count of 11.1, ______________was 15.6, UA showed
Complete thread -- s/l "a little fine" stranding. Could it be something else? (see messge for context)
Complete thread -- suggest "desiccation" (disk spaces cannot dislocate)
Complete thread -- Patient takes s/l "ciprobenalol" for migraine headaches.
Complete thread -- desiccation
Complete thread -- it could go either way. The flexion and extension are done in the
Complete thread -- from echocardiogram, vein courses into left atrial chamber without s/l "entesis"
Complete thread -- can't find anything like those acronyms related. CMC? carpometacarpal (sprain)?
Complete thread -- Awesome. Thanks, mn and shoots
Complete thread -- apical posterior segment
Complete thread -- apical
Complete thread -- Wav posted. Cannot hear blank very well, perhaps 'upper'?
Complete thread -- thanks!
Complete thread -- Thanks a lot.
Complete thread -- NM, moving on.
Complete thread -- for a...
Complete thread -- os acromiale
Complete thread -- Perfect, I found and that's exactly what he says.
Complete thread -- Versus or first would not fit context. Can anyone hear 'for?'
Complete thread -- NM, will flag.
Complete thread -- shoulder *H C S D*, left elbow biceps tendon tear, left wrist/thumb sprain *C J C*
Complete thread -- I will update his cervical AP lateral flexion and extension x-ray. I need help
Complete thread -- Lumbar MRI showed *dislocation* of the L4-5, L5-S1 disk spaces with posterior bulge.
Complete thread -- No full thickness rotator cuff tears, *arthro cromiali*, mild acromioclavicular joint
Complete thread -- Omgosh how lame. He is butchering two common words: both legs. Ugh. Thx anyway
Complete thread -- "quick summary" suggests that this has been mentioned earlier in report.
Complete thread -- Chronic venous stasis changes. Persistent s/l vull flagsh. SKIN: Without...
Complete thread -- flow cytometry
Complete thread -- In quick summary, this gentleman required a s/l recur?? of the left ul ...
Complete thread -- bone marrow biopsy
Complete thread -- Thank you both!
Complete thread -- That's only 1 ingredient in it the artificial tears, as far as what I found.
Complete thread -- try googling your s/l and intraarterial radiotherapy....
Complete thread -- reading their site, I see it as Sirtex in the context, so I'd probably go with that.
Complete thread -- served by some (?Sirtex) treatment which is a form of intra-arterial radiotherapy
Complete thread -- It is artificial tears
Complete thread -- Thank you both very very much!!
Complete thread -- eye drops/artificial tears
Complete thread -- i mean, he says we can think or we can say...i can't tell which.
Complete thread -- we can think or say the ulcers - hard to tell.
Complete thread -- we can see these ulcers
Complete thread -- (??????) ulcers from anti-inflammatory tablets
Complete thread -- I am finding some evidence for "off-cord" on Google - needs more research, though
Complete thread -- thanks
Complete thread -- sorry, that should be liver, extremities, and abdomen
Complete thread -- lymphedema affecting his liver, as well as his abdomen, called pickwickian (no cap)
Complete thread -- #1 - extremities?
Complete thread -- #2- called?
Complete thread -- new for me, cannot find this no matter how I google, anyone have a clue? S/M
Complete thread -- lipedema affecting his liver, ____ abdomen ____ Pickwickian syndrome
Complete thread -- Funny. I think she must have a speech impediment or perhaps is deaf?
Complete thread -- ok, thanks
Complete thread -- NM, I blanked it.
Complete thread -- 37-42, not sure why you're hearing of. It's stated as a range.
Complete thread -- how to type echo results
Complete thread -- polyvinyl alcohol listed in meds. ? Google has not really helped.
Complete thread -- Thanks!
Complete thread -- yes
Complete thread -- Is Lachman test graded?
Complete thread -- Google has it as B&O (belladonna and opium)
Complete thread -- Nevermind -- I think it is B & O.
Complete thread -- Is it a BNO or B and O suppository?
Complete thread -- ...is noted, with two screws in the...
Complete thread -- now it makes sense. Thanks!
Complete thread -- it is no longer being made from what I read by googling (sm)
Complete thread -- thanks. (I was/am confused by the if available, but agree that is what he said)
Complete thread -- Sounds almost like "If cromolyn is available we will try that..."
Complete thread -- mp3 posted
Complete thread -- She makes me want to throw my computer out the window.
Complete thread -- Deleted file as I sent to QA, thanks for trying!
Complete thread -- Deleted file as I sent to QA. Thanks for trying!
Complete thread -- I have been getting her real well but lately, she has been tough! Will QA this one.
Complete thread -- Thank you!
Complete thread -- You should get combat pay for this dictator!
Complete thread -- usually as dictated better, but this sounds good Excisional biopsy of epidermal cyst x3
Complete thread -- Thanks for all the suggestions. Still not sure, so flagging and sending on.
Complete thread -- I would do the 2nd example with the semi-colons myself. I am
Complete thread -- MP3 file. Same physical therapy report, thanks
Complete thread -- How would you type this info on cyst locations on the scalp? Doc says this:
Complete thread -- wav file, physical therapy report.
Complete thread -- Thank you.
Complete thread -- muscles of skin lacerated ?
Complete thread -- staph aureus?
Complete thread -- staph in nares?
Complete thread -- Patient tested positive for staph s/l "in airs". Being treated with Bactroban.
Complete thread -- knuckles?
Complete thread -- nodules? just a guess.
Complete thread -- s/l SS might be MMF (going only on fact liver transplant) SS sliding scale if diabetic sm
Complete thread -- s/l nuscules of skin TIA!
Complete thread -- ST (single strength) q.o.d.
Complete thread -- thank you!
Complete thread -- ty
Complete thread -- is the next word "duration?"
Complete thread -- guessing ~ confusion and general deterioration (?)
Complete thread -- did have some bleeding and this is what caused her to call
Complete thread -- bleeding in the cervical os __________, as such she went to the hospital urgently.
Complete thread -- thank you,
Complete thread -- man who was admitted because of confusion and _____ evaluation.
Complete thread -- I think the way you have it is perfectly fine.
Complete thread -- Thank you!!!!!
Complete thread -- is ETOH or IVDA spelled out if no instructions were given specifying?
Complete thread -- left wrist pain
Complete thread -- a recent stress test which is negative, asthma, GERD, left_____________________
Complete thread -- oh, MT50, you are amazing
Complete thread -- The patient is status post multiple knee surgeries including a
Complete thread -- i suppose i will flag. i have no idea what he means
Complete thread -- just a guess, but is the patient on sliding scale? (cannot understand why it would be
Complete thread -- topical
Complete thread -- Valcyte, nystatin, Bactrim, s/l Sfqod, Protonix, and multivitamins.
Complete thread -- "One short burst of xxx waves was present..." No idea on s/l but
Complete thread -- s/l "left fristine" in past medical history, not much context but here is what I got
Complete thread -- We will also start the patient on s/l "talpable or palpable" Lidoderm patches for his
Complete thread -- All muscles showed electrical signs at rest. When short bursts of ___ ...
Complete thread -- obviously Tourette
Complete thread -- patient with tic s/l parette-like symptoms
Complete thread -- not sure?
Complete thread -- early can make sense, as you say, should have this done early in the workup, not delay or
Complete thread -- gastrografin? I know it doesn't match your sounds like, but....
Complete thread -- I'm wondering about hourly?
Complete thread -- doesn't make sense (to me)
Complete thread -- No sign of Phalens or septic joint. ...
Complete thread -- If her symptoms are failing to settle she should have an (s/l early) small bowel seri
Complete thread -- not sure, but 'trabeculectomy' is 5 syllables...OP's s/l is not.
Complete thread -- always best to post voice file if poss. could be iridectomy,peritomy or trabeculectomy
Complete thread -- suggestion of statin, might be right i.e., muscle symptoms. Sharing my list sm
Complete thread -- yes! thank you!
Complete thread -- Not sure but thanx. ...
Complete thread -- peritomy?
Complete thread -- capsulotomy?
Complete thread -- solids?
Complete thread -- He feels that he regurgitates with s/l sounds. ...
Complete thread -- Phacoemulsification A *critomy* was made using Westcott scissors
Complete thread -- try clavulanate?
Complete thread -- med list...s/l clo-vate-in-not b.i.d. No other help
Complete thread -- Thanks for trying. I'm flagging.
Complete thread -- percussion "might be" part of it
Complete thread -- *old* calcification
Complete thread -- Eileen Gurgone, DPT, but that's physical
Complete thread -- Thanks. I don't see that though.
Complete thread -- He's located in Neptune but I hear Holmdel, Freehold, Brick, and Toms River a lot.
Complete thread -- maybe Gherkin? like the pickle?
Complete thread -- She has a positive Tinel’s sign. _______at the level of the carpal ca ...
Complete thread -- What are some of the cities you hear on account? Camden? Atlantic City? Newark? Trenton?
Complete thread -- felon
Complete thread -- felon
Complete thread -- finger exam s/l phalon
Complete thread -- thanks :)
Complete thread -- 17-year-old obese patient saw "Dr. Gerkin" for high blood pressure.
Complete thread -- your guess was 100% on the mark
Complete thread -- of course, could be another unrelated med like ranitidine or a statin?
Complete thread -- coarse (sounding)
Complete thread -- sm
Complete thread -- The lungs are s/l course to auscultation. ...
Complete thread -- yeah, I thought the same thing. I'm going to flag it. I'm 90% sure that's what she's...
Complete thread -- Yep, nothing on the wav.
Complete thread -- Dupuytren's? I can't hear anything but static on the wav
Complete thread -- renin?
Complete thread -- Tradjenta (linagliptin) would make sense, but not much like your s/l
Complete thread -- status post right ring trigger release and ___fasciectomy ___ right hand
Complete thread -- sm - diabetes
Complete thread -- someone playing a PS game? Ratchet & Clank?
Complete thread -- Omg: ratcheted, ratchet and, ratchet-end. Eeeny, meeny, miney? lol
Complete thread -- rule out "ratchet-end towel clamp"
Complete thread -- Thanks! I did think I was hearing "ed" but then wasn't sure if that was because "ed" was
Complete thread -- FWIW
Complete thread -- FDA Approves Xeljanz (tofacitinib) for rheumatoid arthritis
Complete thread -- Please see nm's comment above!
Complete thread -- This is likely correct, as a ratchet sometimes comes with a towel clamp, but is not a
Complete thread -- underlying?
Complete thread -- I hear ratchet and towel clamp
Complete thread -- Thanks a million, nm
Complete thread -- lower tibia?
Complete thread -- I believe he is saying "ratcheted"
Complete thread -- The closest sound-alike I can come up with is 'right-sided' but cannot confirm at all.
Complete thread -- Questionable towel clamp. Thanks.
Complete thread -- On examination, she has bilateral lymphedema of the s/l low vertia. T ...
Complete thread -- Thank you for catching that! Should be 130.
Complete thread -- Thx ...
Complete thread -- likely ruling out signs/ symptoms of resection as result of surg technique ?
Complete thread -- sure, overlying makes sense, means on top of sm
Complete thread -- "in keeping?" .. and examination. Moreover (instead of wherever?), she does have...
Complete thread -- wag, but Hely and Weber
Complete thread -- I asked you below for more context (word before your s/l preferably), and I will ask you a
Complete thread -- Help pls
Complete thread -- magnesium
Complete thread -- s/l elaby thumb wrap for thumb synovitis/osteoarthritis
Complete thread -- heterotopic
Complete thread -- Can you give us context, please?
Complete thread -- wrist and thumb x-ray reveals some mild s/l atopic spurring
Complete thread -- I would relisten for the sodium value, unless you know pt is extremely hyponatremic.
Complete thread -- Thank you!
Complete thread -- Chest x-ray: bilateral apical bullae and small *overlying* left lower lobe nodule
Complete thread -- abducted syndrome?
Complete thread -- can't document anywhere no sign of s/l resection syndrome of thumb
Complete thread -- ...
Complete thread -- agree
Complete thread -- glucose 150, calcium 9.3, *medicine* 2.0. Urinalysis normal.
Complete thread -- consultation with regard to problems
Complete thread -- Thank you! I think it is "post" but will flag first word there. Thanks!
Complete thread -- with regards to
Complete thread -- I agree. "full stop" was very clear. AST was a guess. Whatever was said before full stop
Complete thread -- white male who comes with his mother at the recommendation of his phys ...
Complete thread -- I don't know about probing, but "pulsed" might be "post".
Complete thread -- He may have had some *probing pulsed MI.* Please sm for context.
Complete thread -- ADEK ?
Complete thread -- s/l Edick or Adeck ?
Complete thread -- ...
Complete thread -- Was trying to figure out why spell checker was suggesting "was". IF you
Complete thread -- Thanks so much for your help.
Complete thread -- I'd put upper and lower lobeS (2 of them) were. no comma after upper since it goes with
Complete thread -- OK, I think it is "end-of-dose or peak-dose" (it was the 'of' that was throwing me off)
Complete thread -- perhaps because you need a comma after upper? I would use were
Complete thread -- Here is another sentence where 'were' is correct. That's what confuses me
Complete thread -- it is *something* or "peak-dose dystonia" but I can't figure first part out yet.
Complete thread -- Sorry, I meant 'was' or 'were'
Complete thread -- 'Was' or 'where?' Thanks.
Complete thread -- Not sure there are other options, and pectoralis would fit your context.
Complete thread -- Her only complaint is that sometimes her toes curl up in the middle of ...
Complete thread -- Oh thank you again. I never thought to do that!! will remember for future reference.
Complete thread -- I could only make out the full stop.
Complete thread -- for reference, I googled hypospadias collars
Complete thread -- thank you. I tried to google everything but that z sound he put on the end messed them
Complete thread -- Firlit collars
Complete thread -- Hypospadias repair. The frenulum was reconstructed by s/l fur-litz collars
Complete thread -- no, I hear ??? Test, some kind of test but can't make it out, anyone else?
Complete thread -- S/l pector-R-us muscle tightness TIA!
Complete thread -- AST *full stop
Complete thread -- Sounds better. Thanks.
Complete thread -- suggestion
Complete thread -- Punctuation help.
Complete thread -- Please ignore my post. I misread the question and did not see lesion in there.
Complete thread -- thank you, anyway~
Complete thread -- it's proteinaceous (I called office) but that's not what he said!
Complete thread -- pernicious?
Complete thread -- perinaceous pls sm
Complete thread -- Thank you for referring David for the investigation of abnormal liver function tests
Complete thread -- iatrogenic
Complete thread -- X-rays of the right hip show good cam and pincer decompressions and no evidence of
Complete thread -- It was cisapride.
Complete thread -- s/l ** SIS -uh - prat ** protocol
Complete thread -- ossicular system?
Complete thread -- ...
Complete thread -- spondylitic?
Complete thread -- first blank s/l still has his blue sclerae
Complete thread -- Flagged..
Complete thread -- ENT help.. s/l "ossic ear system"? Thank you.
Complete thread -- Would you change "spondylinic" to spondylotic?
Complete thread -- does blood signal susceptibility make sense?
Complete thread -- many thanks
Complete thread -- the last part is "osteogenesis imperfecta", I think
Complete thread -- He still has his ____ from his optogenesis ____
Complete thread -- ...
Complete thread -- thank you
Complete thread -- I vote yes, you have it correct.
Complete thread -- "the applicant pool here"
Complete thread -- It sounds like "focus" but hard to tell without more context.
Complete thread -- sorry, should have written that posted wav
Complete thread -- There is no question that the applicant ____ here is incredibly strong.
Complete thread -- the University of Rochester neurosurgical residency training program
Complete thread -- meant if he said "both"
Complete thread -- spp means species. if he said twice, either put one in parens or delete one.
Complete thread -- thank you!
Complete thread -- Definition for salmonella spp: Web definitions: Many farm anima ...
Complete thread -- Slamonella spp species
Complete thread -- No problem. It's take a lot of practice on that one. One thing I found
Complete thread -- ? telemetry
Complete thread -- Thank you so much for explaining that (I am honestly not being sarcast ...
Complete thread -- audiometry?
Complete thread -- WAG: Blood chemistry?
Complete thread -- carotid arterial tree ...
Complete thread -- No idea on your s/l, but "for followup" is always 1 word on followup.
Complete thread -- CHIEF COMPLAINT: This is an 81 year-old in for follow up of hospitali ...
Complete thread -- coracoid
Complete thread -- i think i'll flag this. thanks for the help!
Complete thread -- wonder if he means coracoacromial ....??
Complete thread -- choroid - wrong body part.
Complete thread -- choroid... (check my spelling)
Complete thread -- Please help with wav 1
Complete thread -- over-the-counter progestin? Cannot find a reputable source. Can you?
Complete thread -- Yup.. thanks for helping. Will just flag this one.
Complete thread -- and _____as good a blood glucose... wow, he sure slurred that.
Complete thread -- mp3 help. pls sm.
Complete thread -- Well, it appears you have the time to get in on this so-called "argument," with nothing
Complete thread -- Yes but apparently didn't see my "point" and still doesn't, but that's probably my
Complete thread -- Geez...the OP asked, and it was ASLO as heard. ASO may be the same thing, but the
Complete thread -- Bet you're looking for gargantuan.
Complete thread -- "It sure is." She agreed with you.
Complete thread -- Please, I'm usually asking questions, not helping, so to suggest there is "competition" in
Complete thread -- "whom I have been following"
Complete thread -- There is ST and T on EKG rhythm strips, waves given letter names sm
Complete thread -- Yes you could be right. Thanks for your help. ...
Complete thread -- could be NIH protocol (National Cancer Institute) ? maybe.
Complete thread -- lesion?
Complete thread -- metastatic melanoma protocol
Complete thread -- who I have been following for the last several months regarding her in ...
Complete thread -- I was not concerned about what is "normally heard" but what was actually dictated.
Complete thread -- Whatever. Yes, I hear now he's pronouncing each letter. That wasn't the point of my
Complete thread -- stocky - large build -
Complete thread -- nvm, lavaged ...
Complete thread -- After performing the debridement of loose cartilage and meniscal rims, ...
Complete thread -- It sure is. And he clearly dictated ASLO.
Complete thread -- ASO is the same thing as ASLO.
Complete thread -- thanks
Complete thread -- ASLO=antistreptolysin-O
Complete thread -- I hear "aslo" too - ??
Complete thread -- Nevermind. I figured it out
Complete thread -- Your context says canNOT return to work or full duty, meaning can't return to work, at
Complete thread -- so why work or full duty. Shouldnt it be work full duty?
Complete thread -- Can someone help me make sense of this ferritin sentence.
Complete thread -- I think ASO level
Complete thread -- full duty makes sense; can't work without restrictions as he/she normally does
Complete thread -- . Complement _____ are both normal.
Complete thread -- complement and ASO (titer)?
Complete thread -- The patient cannot return to work or full duty at this time.
Complete thread -- gigundonormous
Complete thread -- ST or T (not St)
Complete thread -- Thank you so much Elfie. It's not been my day! : )
Complete thread -- cecal diverticula (or diverticulum, but not diverticular)
Complete thread -- should be spelled as complement
Complete thread -- will flag
Complete thread -- perforated colon and "saykill diverticular" status post hemicolectomy and anastamosis
Complete thread -- Compliment and *A S L O* are both normal.
Complete thread -- He did begin passing flatus and tolerated sips of *sugar,* advanced to clears....
Complete thread -- thanks
Complete thread -- could also be AV (atrioventricular)
Complete thread -- could be IV (intraventricular)
Complete thread -- borderline *N V* conduction delay
Complete thread -- can you give us the actual sentence, or what it sounds like? otherwise it is kind of silly
Complete thread -- Androgel (testosterone)?
Complete thread -- gangly?
Complete thread -- Without knowing its use, cannot guess on a medication
Complete thread -- (sm)
Complete thread -- can't remember term
Complete thread -- His medicines include Synthroid, Nexium, and s/l aba-gel. This is a list of meds in
Complete thread -- mg/kg per dose. I think 1 times maintenance is fine. That's what I hear.
Complete thread -- No wav?
Complete thread -- There's also Exalgo
Complete thread -- Could be reading Xalatan wrong but w/o context, who knows?
Complete thread -- thanks
Complete thread -- Sorry do not hear it yet
Complete thread -- nursing home followed _________. The patient was transferred yesterday evening.
Complete thread -- Thank you!
Complete thread -- Found a site that lists the male nickname for it is Terry
Complete thread -- It does sound as you state below 1x maintenance
Complete thread -- The patient was on regular diet and on IV fluids ______ maintenance.
Complete thread -- If Dr's name is Terence, but dictator refers to him as "Terry", would you spell it...
Complete thread -- thanks
Complete thread -- thanks!
Complete thread -- Agree with MT50. The doc seems to murder the word syncytial.
Complete thread -- and on IV fluids *1 times* maintenance.
Complete thread -- Thanks all. Think it is HDL risk factor.
Complete thread -- ? respiratory syncytial virus
Complete thread -- Ortolani / Barlow (2 separate tests - check my spelling)
Complete thread -- labs were done in the ER. A urinalysis was sent. CBC, ______ virus, flu,
Complete thread -- Xarelto? (just saying cause a lot of docs do not pronounce correctly)
Complete thread -- Full range of motion, negative ______, good capillary refill.
Complete thread -- Wow. I'm sure that's it, and I feel like an idiot now, but a grateful idiot!
Complete thread -- suprapectoral?
Complete thread -- Medications: s/l "Exalta".
Complete thread -- Doctor speaks very fast. Dictation is very short.
Complete thread -- oh
Complete thread -- NM... Sorry. ignore this response. Need a "DELETE" button!
Complete thread -- could represent
Complete thread -- Sounds better than scar. No reason for a 'scar' to be 'coming through' and needing to be
Complete thread -- Prosobee - check spelling
Complete thread -- Brilinta - for the archives - no questions.
Complete thread -- WAV sent. There is a small swelling in the soft tissues which _____a small seroma.
Complete thread -- formula s/l pro soy B can't hear bean
Complete thread -- Thanks so much. I did not find that when I googled "RUDAS".
Complete thread -- HDL - he stopped his fish oil. It all fits IMO.
Complete thread -- Rowland Universal Dementia Assessment Scale
Complete thread -- RUDAS
Complete thread -- HDL risk factor?
Complete thread -- Not sure, but see if any of these scales fit? (see link)
Complete thread -- AHA risk factor? Not sure if expressed as such (7.42); this is just a suggestion.
Complete thread -- Thanks, I didn't think so either.
Complete thread -- Try to hear something other than "risk factor". He is talking about labs here (sm)
Complete thread -- s/l hr or atria risk factor TIA!
Complete thread -- s/l Rude-ass
Complete thread -- perhaps suture? I don't think there would be a screw in the thyroid.
Complete thread -- Word help - s/l screw coming through
Complete thread -- right lateral nasal wall/dorsal nose junction.
Complete thread -- Correct punctuation??
Complete thread -- s/l carapinch
Complete thread -- I agree with tlh, degenerative spoken quickly. The only other thing I thought of was Modic
Complete thread -- degenerative?
Complete thread -- Okay, thanks.
Complete thread -- sure - rent -to split or tear something.
Complete thread -- s/l rent (sm)
Complete thread -- ? atrophy
Complete thread -- I think "Hiatus was able to be repaired..." (s/l "hatus," though)
Complete thread -- s/l jev-type subchondral changes....
Complete thread -- still thinking...
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Complete thread -- Pt with h/o nephrolithiasis
Complete thread -- Thanks, MT50!
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Complete thread -- True, but I have to follow BOS 3. (and that's why I mentioned acapella/Acapella, same
Complete thread -- apparently the registered trademark is not capitalized
Complete thread -- Thanks! Was just about to come back and say s/l hina. Now, to cap or not to cap.
Complete thread -- flagging
Complete thread -- my first thought was developmental delay, but with no other history... who knows?
Complete thread -- hana
Complete thread -- ortho table, s/l Hiner, Heiner? patient receiving hip hemiarthroplasty and tumor
Complete thread -- THANK YOU
Complete thread -- Interesting. Thanks!
Complete thread -- We extended the incision over the retroperitoneum as far down in the *telm* as we
Complete thread -- the anterior hiatus. __________ was able to be repaired with one
Complete thread -- There is a DD gene causing diastrophic dysplasia (sm)
Complete thread -- child was born with s/l DD. TIA!
Complete thread -- it is diverticula (plural) no "e" on the end
Complete thread -- I think I figured it out, "diverticulae!"
Complete thread -- Pt with low-volume, low-grade prostate cancer
Complete thread -- pls see msg
Complete thread -- ipratropium?
Complete thread -- prescribed albuterol inhaler *eyebrow pixus* 1 to 2 puffs every 4 to 6 hours . . .
Complete thread -- Thank you
Complete thread -- yes
Complete thread -- Figured out, saying spec gravity, pregnancy test. thanks
Complete thread -- They did a spec grav, and pregnancy test... ?
Complete thread -- I'm thinking the SPECT * should be with prior sentence. Do you hear SPECT thallium ?
Complete thread -- Giving Chem-7 results - calcium 8.8. They did a * pregnancy test.
Complete thread -- at an outside
Complete thread -- What's the sentence before?
Complete thread -- A *Spect Gravin* pregnancy test is pending. Teen girl in ER
Complete thread -- She was started on oral antibiotics as ___ emergency room and
Complete thread -- I think
Complete thread -- center of the cervical spine
Complete thread -- ... And I thought it was "in march"
Complete thread -- we do go by BOS, so thank you for that
Complete thread -- we do go by
Complete thread -- Got anymore clues or context?
Complete thread -- Well, AAMT BOS-2 says 15 sq cm and not to do something like 15 cm2
Complete thread -- actually I googled Marshall mandibulectomy and this was in the first hit.
Complete thread -- ...cervical spine, mostly along the...
Complete thread -- Super! Thanks billybob
Complete thread -- no ___- of the paravertebral musculature.
Complete thread -- You are amazing!
Complete thread -- your humble opinion is worth a lot. You must have tons of experience. Any other votes?
Complete thread -- Marginal mandibulectomy?
Complete thread -- Tongue has s/l effify of the left tongue. ESL doc. Thank you! nm
Complete thread -- 15 cm2, JMHO.
Complete thread -- see link.
Complete thread -- when dictated 15 square centimeters, what is the correct way to type?
Complete thread -- thank you, billybob. how did you search on the archives reverse* graft?
Complete thread -- hemiglossectomy defect _____ and mandibulectomy
Complete thread -- "pinning flexion test" of the hip is negative bilaterally
Complete thread -- ...also maybe reversible graft.
Complete thread -- I only find "reverse saphenous graft" in archives SM
Complete thread -- reverse "sorlograft" with distal necrosis
Complete thread -- i.e., just another word for scab
Complete thread -- Thank you, I appreciate that. Very kind of you to help
Complete thread -- yes, sores and wounds do form crusts.
Complete thread -- Does the word "crusting" make sense in context. Sounds like that or crufting, but ca
Complete thread -- According to the patient he __________ left leg to the concrete about 2 weeks ago
Complete thread -- Sounds like tamsulosin to me. By the way...
Complete thread -- oh yes, you are right, duh, thank you!
Complete thread -- does anyone by chance her "indivudual symptom profile"??
Complete thread -- the?
Complete thread -- excellent apical support
Complete thread -- I have been through (?????) symptom profile with **** today and although she would fu
Complete thread -- Obviously you would know, but I usually post mp3 and make sure it works before I post my
Complete thread -- mp3 wasn't there for a few minutes after the post -- SM
Complete thread -- This is the second time in which I have posted an mp3 file and
Complete thread -- - Warfarin Sodium - Lansoprazole - Atorvastatin - Hydrochloro ...
Complete thread -- are you listening to the mp3 file?
Complete thread -- Metformin, Simvastatin, Maxolon, Methyldopa, Amikacin, Enalapril, Levo ...
Complete thread -- Atenolol & Amlodipine Telmisartan Fenofibrate ...
Complete thread -- davol drains ...
Complete thread -- Atorvastatin, hydrochlorothiazide, metoprolol, _________, Avodart, amlodipine,
Complete thread -- Urology patient
Complete thread -- need more info. Sentence before & after?
Complete thread -- thanks
Complete thread -- Never mind, got it figured out, it was hyoid
Complete thread -- hyoid
Complete thread -- Word help - ultrasound of thyroid near the h* bone area.
Complete thread -- darvo drains
Complete thread -- s/l "darvo" drains after breast reduction
Complete thread -- yes, Q (wave) letters are assigned to the up-and-down waves on EKG, P, Q, R, S, ST etc
Complete thread -- Definitely not opacities, but thanks for
Complete thread -- Yes, I am hearing both lung space/air space densities. Thanks for helping.
Complete thread -- after nausea, even though the discharge was clear.
Complete thread -- I wouldn't know. That's why I left a blank after c
Complete thread -- and sometimes you hear air space opacities.
Complete thread -- where would the discharge be coming from I wonder??
Complete thread -- lung space doesn't quite sound right. you hear air space a lot. are you hearing both?
Complete thread -- Thanks. I already sent with blank because I couldn't really get a good s/l. Could have
Complete thread -- Chest X-ray interpretation (see message)
Complete thread -- odorous?
Complete thread -- pain in the right lower quadrant, nausea, with s/l "doedish discharge.
Complete thread -- GOT IT. Culdocentesis. Thanks
Complete thread -- cul-de centesis?
Complete thread -- Its okay, I didn't help since I couldn't hear the sound file. :)
Complete thread -- Thanks, fgjjgj!
Complete thread -- At this time, she essentially is having ?? Not sure, but that's what I am hearing.
Complete thread -- Thanks for helping, fgjjgj
Complete thread -- Thanks for the baclofen spelling also.
Complete thread -- I did post a lot more than one word. Not sure what's wrong. I cannot listen to it once I
Complete thread -- FYI: MT50 is not the only person who helped you.
Complete thread -- (Only pediatricians care if colostrum abundant/scant, only OB-Gyn's care about lochia.
Complete thread -- can you post a little more sound file besides the one word, it just repeats itself 3 times
Complete thread -- yup, thank you!!!
Complete thread -- My sound file is skipping ?
Complete thread -- Or "sensitive" is the closest sound-alike I can come up with.
Complete thread -- Not sure of sound-alike.
Complete thread -- found Coryllos and Collis anterior cervical retractor and posterior lumbar in Sted's Equip
Complete thread -- Thanks a million, MT50
Complete thread -- s/l coors or couris
Complete thread -- Divigel
Complete thread -- ...
Complete thread -- After changing my search a bit, I finally found this, so I am
Complete thread -- I don't hear anything on the wav... except maybe a TV in the background?
Complete thread -- ...
Complete thread -- She takes Baclofen, Maxalt, _______ , and progesterone tablets.
Complete thread -- patient is status post total knee arthroplasty
Complete thread -- chronicity?
Complete thread -- nonspecific active colitis with some (s/l granicity) and the stains for both TB and
Complete thread -- thanks
Complete thread -- perhaps "no acute ST or T wave..."?
Complete thread -- No *Q to ST or T* wave changes were seen
Complete thread -- Yeah, it is coarse not course!
Complete thread -- PULMONARY: Course breath sounds bilaterally s/l and sir-vu-lar-ily
Complete thread -- thanks
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Complete thread -- as f g j j g j has it, but then I hear "came to the emergency room"
Complete thread -- thats what I hear too - and amlodipine and losartan are generic, not cap'd.
Complete thread -- the patient has had shortness of breath in the last day or 2 progressively getting worse
Complete thread -- I hear "current medications including amiodarone" (with no blank)
Complete thread -- MEDICATIONS: ________ including Amiodarone,
Complete thread -- day or two ________. On examination, the patient was
Complete thread -- Must be overlay wrap.
Complete thread -- ...
Complete thread -- Debridement with tissue transfer to open wound. An "over-ler" wrap is used.
Complete thread -- wav stops after no JVD
Complete thread -- mild intermittent intrinsic s/l anxiolytic asthma TIA!
Complete thread -- For the cardiovascular: S1, S2 normal, no _____. Abdomen is soft,
Complete thread -- Yes thank you both. It was latex balloon.
Complete thread -- ty
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Complete thread -- popliteal-to-dorsalis pedis bypass
Complete thread -- ?latex balloon
Complete thread -- popliteal DP (dorsalis pedis)
Complete thread -- comes to the office today for a year followup of his lower extremity arterial
Complete thread -- Later makes sense. Culture results take time.
Complete thread -- Showed him to be lying in the bed. No apparent distress. respiratory rate 20, afebrile
Complete thread -- s/l later, but not sure if that makes sense or if some type of culture. Thanks
Complete thread -- What is your exact question?
Complete thread -- a few questions
Complete thread -- and it is gemfibrozil (wish we had spellcheck on here)
Complete thread -- Aricept (capitalized)
Complete thread -- 1st is gemfibrizil 600 (not toprazole... aricept 10, ranitidine 300 daily
Complete thread -- med ?s
Complete thread -- sorry, 100,000 of the urine
Complete thread -- Discharge Summary
Complete thread -- Reddick balloon?
Complete thread -- Lap chole with cholangiogram
Complete thread -- link L/min/M2
Complete thread -- thank you so much! ...
Complete thread -- guessing ~ flaps elevated, bilobed and transposed
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Complete thread -- basal cell carcinoma of the nose excision and reconstruction ...
Complete thread -- Barsky? see message and link
Complete thread -- s/l ** GWAN - stin **
Complete thread -- could you include the type of surgery/location
Complete thread -- patient scheduled s/l bordisky procedure (foreign body removal in ring finger)
Complete thread -- MS analysis for calreticulin; sm
Complete thread -- incisions were made, the flaps elevated, below s/l belight? and transposed
Complete thread -- Link to breast cancer staging inside that should help.
Complete thread -- NM...think means Nottingham score and nuclear grade
Complete thread -- breast CA s/l NS or MS 7, NG 3 TIA!
Complete thread -- I believe it is liters per minute per meter squared
Complete thread -- epidcondyle medial?
Complete thread -- CAM walker boot
Complete thread -- CAM marker boot! thanks for your time in trying.
Complete thread -- some kind of "walker boot" maybe?
Complete thread -- She is weightbearing with s/l tolka marker boot. Sp leftleg decompression
Complete thread -- DIAGNOSIS: Right elbow epicondylitis, s/l epicondilemia.
Complete thread -- how is cardiac output measured lit/min/m2? written out ...
Complete thread -- how is it dictated?
Complete thread -- cardiac output
Complete thread -- nevermind! catching and locking!
Complete thread -- Knee pain. He has s/l catching and moking during active range of motion.
Complete thread -- for trying!! After hearing many times, I could get it. It was "scant lochia"
Complete thread -- ?scant colostrum
Complete thread -- ?colostrum
Complete thread -- doc and pls help with the question above. (she is a fast doc and having a tough day).
Complete thread -- She is breast-feeding her baby and she has s/l scant sem. (underwent C-section).
Complete thread -- but not able to catche her words, will flag it. tx
Complete thread -- I am guessing that he wants her to monitor weight gain as it could indicate
Complete thread -- fast.. pls help gync/ob
Complete thread -- "Softening and fibrillation of articular cartilage of patella," yes.
Complete thread -- even s/l fibrillation of patell? is it right?
Complete thread -- Arthroscopy. There was some s/l modification of patella superior pole?tx
Complete thread -- findings: grade II chondromalacia of patella and s/l side of patella? tx
Complete thread -- I ran into this a long time ago, when an editor changed mine to "s" -
Complete thread -- that was my same thought :)
Complete thread -- at onelook, 32 dictionaries with distention, 24 with distension.
Complete thread -- sm
Complete thread -- nm, has to be cholelithiasis. lol
Complete thread -- CTA shows s/l clow viasis, no PE, positive mild splenomegaly.
Complete thread -- S is more common than T, both acceptable. see link to archives.
Complete thread -- Help with spelling please
Complete thread -- Thanks, I thought it sounded like mushed "degenerative" or "little"
Complete thread -- That would have been nice (mp3), lol. Thanks for catching the typo too & for listening.
Complete thread -- first degree (typo - not sure your spell checker will catch that)
Complete thread -- Possible ________ changes...Sorry can't be of any more help.
Complete thread -- margin makes sense to me. (including all of the lesion and a little extra)
Complete thread -- operative report
Complete thread -- mp3 posted (you forgot to mention that)
Complete thread -- Actually I now think he is saying "seeker probe". ??? ...
Complete thread -- lesser degree [pathology] C3-4 level. _____ changes with flexion versus extension
Complete thread -- sickle probe?
Complete thread -- vitreous? (see message and link)
Complete thread -- I found out at end of consult she had been on IV fluids at 250 mL/hr, so maybe that's
Complete thread -- ...
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Complete thread -- Definitely sounds like Vitriol. Tried various spellings in case of some word I don't know.
Complete thread -- ethanol?
Complete thread -- ENT Chronic rhinosinusitis surgery.
Complete thread -- That would almost be 47 glasses of water (372/8 ounces) over course of admission.
Complete thread -- 11,000 cc intake? I'm wondering if he misspoke and meant 1100?
Complete thread -- Not familiar with this and not sure definition makes sense.
Complete thread -- hehe :-)
Complete thread -- Yes, University would be capped, just like Pacific Ocean.
Complete thread -- LOL! I get it.
Complete thread -- I see your point, but umbilical is still in the diagnosis.
Complete thread -- I would say no, just the name of the university.
Complete thread -- students and have served on the dissertation.
Complete thread -- dissertation ??
Complete thread -- I agree with Oasis
Complete thread -- Not to be technical, lol, but if umbilical was a mistake then the patient still has s.m.
Complete thread -- does this need capitalizing.
Complete thread -- I think it would be a gastroenterologist.
Complete thread -- for six doctoral students and served on the ____committee for another ...
Complete thread -- would a urologist perform a common bile duct stenting procedure?
Complete thread -- Thank you Oasis!
Complete thread -- I would type as dictated, flag areas of discrepancy, and send a note.
Complete thread -- she clearly says umbilical and inguinal but then throughout the reports
Complete thread -- But you don't know if umbilical was a mistake or not and has only inguinal hernias.
Complete thread -- any editing freedom? can you just change to "regarding his hernias"?
Complete thread -- Contradicting dictation - please see message
Complete thread -- Thank you to you too ikmkfg!
Complete thread -- You are awesome Oasis! Thank you!
Complete thread -- found it...Merrem
Complete thread -- The patient has urine growing proteus mirabilis
Complete thread -- await thoughts
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Complete thread -- trying some Motilium but I will (???????) of the gastroenterologist and the results o
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Complete thread -- Thank you so much Oasis :)
Complete thread -- Sigh, I mean "notice."
Complete thread -- see message...noticed capped words for spelling corrections.
Complete thread -- punctuation help
Complete thread -- Yes, thank you. Found it after posting.
Complete thread -- gegenhalten
Complete thread -- Pt with stroke. Neuro exam: Significant *gegenhoffen* is present.
Complete thread -- Aha! Thank you!!
Complete thread -- the carotid sheath
Complete thread -- not pulsatile and away from (??????), likely a bruise of the platysma or a haematoma
Complete thread -- I hear that now! Thanks. I had heard the % and perhaps the five.
Complete thread -- 55% ???
Complete thread -- wav file, thanks
Complete thread -- I just checked and he filled it in as "exam," certainly didn't sound like that! lol
Complete thread -- doesn't sound like that either, thanks though.
Complete thread -- the 'film' is done? since he later says quality of films?
Complete thread -- Thanks. I should have had that. Thought it started with an F.
Complete thread -- (didn't have the EKG pad quite in the right place, or the patient moved during tracing)
Complete thread -- limb lead artifact
Complete thread -- wav file, thanks
Complete thread -- hip x-ray radiology report "him" s.m. pls
Complete thread -- all I find and document is laryngeal nerve paresis -
Complete thread -- s/l laryngoneuroparesis, but I can't document. TIA!
Complete thread -- I wouldn't.
Complete thread -- would you cap - multidisciplinary team Upper GI meeting ?
Complete thread -- fructosamine?
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Complete thread -- Okay, I'm obviously making too much of a deal about this. Thanks.
Complete thread -- Thanks. Would you call this a restrictive clause or nonrestrictive? Some grammar sites say
Complete thread -- or that
Complete thread -- which serves
Complete thread -- Would you use "who" for a toy poodle?
Complete thread -- or maybe where the first cases were
Complete thread -- The reason Lyme is capped: It's the name of the town in Connecticut where disease was
Complete thread -- thanks
Complete thread -- Ah, thanks for clarifying that. Thanks for all your help!!
Complete thread -- Monospot is capitalized as well.
Complete thread -- Monospot is for mononucleosis (see message)
Complete thread -- Agree I'm okay to keep these bacteria names lowercase? Please sm
Complete thread -- Thoratec® CentriMag (see link)
Complete thread -- this is aokolm posting, as usual, with her wow
Complete thread -- I don't have s/l setromag on my list, but the other is likely "extracorporeal" sm
Complete thread -- placement of *setromag extra caporo* biventricular assist
Complete thread -- Thank you sooo much!
Complete thread -- yep, radial nerve would be scarred down.
Complete thread -- butterfly fragment question from below WAV posted to be sure I am hearing right
Complete thread -- ...
Complete thread -- I googled butterfly fragment radial nerve scar - seems to make sense
Complete thread -- There is a large butterfly fragment .. Radial nerve will be (s/l scarred) down to thi
Complete thread -- There's nothing wrong with *excision* of wisdom teeth, is there? Maybe extraction
Complete thread -- Never mind. It is ANSAR for autonomic dysfunction testing.
Complete thread -- ...
Complete thread -- The patient needs s/l nsar (ensar) done and probably stress Myoview done
Complete thread -- ok...thanks!
Complete thread -- It does make sense although
Complete thread -- I think you should change it around, yes
Complete thread -- questioning "run up"...does this sound right, or any other suggestions?
Complete thread -- grammar question...
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Complete thread -- oops, seconD, lol
Complete thread -- secone one
Complete thread -- Plaster of Paris capped? Or just plaster of Paris?
Complete thread -- YES!!!! Thanks!!
Complete thread -- Thanks poi, and I still learn new words daily. Thats why I love this job!
Complete thread -- trapdoor
Complete thread -- not hearing blowout...
Complete thread -- CT of the head, questioning type of fracture s.m. pls
Complete thread -- Why flag it? He's saying excision just like the helper suggested.
Complete thread -- Will flag. Thanks for listening.
Complete thread -- I was trying/expecting to hear extraction, but I think he's saying excision.
Complete thread -- mp3 note posted...
Complete thread -- oi. Thanks!
Complete thread -- below-knee
Complete thread -- Maloney fem-pop
Complete thread -- thanks all
Complete thread -- just expressing gratitude for this word board. It has helped me almost daily. THANKS!
Complete thread -- healthy-looking
Complete thread -- trying to hear descending colostomy but can't...sorry.
Complete thread -- Nope, ascending colostomy would be in the RUQ.
Complete thread -- and a functioning ascending colostomy in the left upper quadrant
Complete thread -- AND a functioning * colostomy...still working on it...
Complete thread -- scars in the functioning _____ looking colostomy on the left upper quadrant
Complete thread -- Darlene I learned a lot of new ones on this report. Never done a craniotomy before. LOL
Complete thread -- lemme write that one down, new to me, guess it widens the skull opening
Complete thread -- POI, just returned/reread, I thought I had posted under FGJJGI; was agreeing with this
Complete thread -- huh? huh? goodness poi. You read way too much into the post. sm
Complete thread -- well miracle of miracles I got it. He is saying barrel staves.
Complete thread -- I hope someone here is familiar with craniotomy. Please sm for full context and
Complete thread -- such
Complete thread -- well, that's because you are a learned MT! :)
Complete thread -- I actually think this makes sense and don't see that there even is a word omission.
Complete thread -- wow, I agree poi. i think that was actually kind of 'rude' for darlene to say that
Complete thread -- geez darlene, trying to tell me I'm not a "learned MT" since I questioned it?
Complete thread -- my opinion, at the TOP in caps and maybe even dated, so easily seen
Complete thread -- agree, they frequently run things on, omit word phrases, short-speak
Complete thread -- more medical lingo you learn/read in this field sm
Complete thread -- In our system, it would alert the doctor that the there is an addendum to a report.
Complete thread -- No problem!
Complete thread -- I wasn't worried about what to label the report, but how to
Complete thread -- I accept that your s/l is definitely not lobe. But no other noun is in common usage there
Complete thread -- enteramine? (serotonin)
Complete thread -- left lobe, not left bud, is my guess.
Complete thread -- word omission? I feel the possibility of the source of small bowel should be entertained.
Complete thread -- but no sense in final phrase.
Complete thread -- I think not. Go with poi.
Complete thread -- I like. Maybe even dilation of verge? (omitting "anal,")
Complete thread -- I'm sure I'm late, but can you label each file name with "Patient Name ADDENDUM" on it? sm
Complete thread -- Probably but could have meant it showed NG tube (placement) and erosion(s). May have been
Complete thread -- makes sense to me, an area of erosion caused by NG tube.
Complete thread -- of anal verge?
Complete thread -- Last week, he was having some difficulties with his stooling after dil ...
Complete thread -- "NG tube erosion" on EGD ??
Complete thread -- blanked
Complete thread -- Thank you. That was my thought also, that it should indicate
Complete thread -- med that sounds like in tera mine. No ph sound (phenetermine). I have no history
Complete thread -- Just my opinion, but an addendum that adds information to a report
Complete thread -- looking for advice - I have no QA
Complete thread -- Thanks. ...
Complete thread -- comma after effusion,
Complete thread -- most non words aren't hyphenated.
Complete thread -- huh?
Complete thread -- thanks
Complete thread -- bud
Complete thread -- s/l butt/bud of thyroid (not lobe) pls sm
Complete thread -- Can you post a sound bite?
Complete thread -- Myrbetriq
Complete thread -- Wow. I found it! Myrbetriq!
Complete thread -- my interpretation is "new" as in not present previously
Complete thread -- present?
Complete thread -- Does fresh make sense in this context?
Complete thread -- Medication help please. :)
Complete thread -- You betcha ;-)
Complete thread -- I'm sure that came from memory! lol
Complete thread -- see message
Complete thread -- And it needs to be spelled correctly. Note spelling.
Complete thread -- No problem. X3 is a brand name, by the way.
Complete thread -- thank you very, very much!
Complete thread -- CS X3 poly(ethylene) tibial X3 poly cemented patella button
Complete thread -- okay,
Complete thread -- thanks, I'll listen for that
Complete thread -- more ortho help (components for knee) pls sm
Complete thread -- The BOS talks about this, but I can't reference page right now.
Complete thread -- how come if used alone no?
Complete thread -- Dientamoeba fragilis...yes
Complete thread -- Not if it used alone.
Complete thread -- does dientomoeba need to be capped?
Complete thread -- how about "pain at end range"? (I hear that a lot)
Complete thread -- I have very little ortho experience, so not sure, but thank you
Complete thread -- Could he mean the exchange to extension from flexion?
Complete thread -- s/l "exchange" plse sm
Complete thread -- nonconducted or non-conducted? Found it both ways. ...
Complete thread -- Thanks so much for the help
Complete thread -- morphology?
Complete thread -- cartilage?
Complete thread -- Word help - ?rthology
Complete thread -- nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory gel for local application of the right ...
Complete thread -- and BUN and creatinine ARE not is.
Complete thread -- Victoza. - Thanks
Complete thread -- Maybe... Actos?
Complete thread -- mp3 posted
Complete thread -- focal?
Complete thread -- peripheral??
Complete thread -- Duh, I'm not awake. youR s/l, wrist fracture
Complete thread -- I don't know you s/l, but that wrist fractures should be "Colles"
Complete thread -- no acute *da foe* consolidations
Complete thread -- relisten, he probably said monitored BMP (not BNP). ?
Complete thread -- thanks to all -sent with a blank. nm
Complete thread -- ty
Complete thread -- thank you
Complete thread -- got it... miotic
Complete thread -- Benchmark KB is the electronic and most up-to-date version of all Stedman's books
Complete thread -- missing words from first sentence "...for right osteomyelitis has been ordered"
Complete thread -- I hear "GI" (also missing "has been ordered" after osteomyelitis).
Complete thread -- GI Protonix
Complete thread -- that is what i hear too
Complete thread -- thanks
Complete thread -- and suffers from Alzheimer's dementia
Complete thread -- . _____ Protonix 40 mg IV daily
Complete thread -- TwoCal HN
Complete thread -- also DNR ______ Alzheimer’s dementia
Complete thread -- maybe "intact pupils" (don't know about the M sound with "intact" though)
Complete thread -- might be uracil or clipped off Propylthiouracil sm
Complete thread -- arcus senilis with *___ pupils ?
Complete thread -- She has bilateral *unco sinitis with miratat poopers*. Neck is
Complete thread -- med ?s
Complete thread -- Guess: FEC syndrome (fibrillopathia epitheliocapsularis) I don' know! :P
Complete thread -- pure guess, not enough info tho elfin-facies syndrome
Complete thread -- any outstanding physical/mental defects mentioned
Complete thread -- scalded?
Complete thread -- could this be sped up just a bit (little to slow to understand)
Complete thread -- s/l EFFEESHEE SYNDROME
Complete thread -- skin has somewhat s/l galded appearance w/ slight odor.
Complete thread -- thanx. And the other s/l is 2-0 silk suture. ...
Complete thread -- she loves _____. Her work actually slowed down...
Complete thread -- ...
Complete thread -- balance problems are likely s/l neuromotorgenic
Complete thread -- "in Peoria, Illinois, for years, in marketing, flying all over the globe."
Complete thread -- She is a very active person and was with Caterpillar and ____ for yea ...
Complete thread -- She is a very active person and was with Caterpillar and ____ for yea ...
Complete thread -- Mefoxin? Maybe
Complete thread -- symptom resolved rapidly after the introduction on (???????).
Complete thread -- ...
Complete thread -- flank dullness to percussion.
Complete thread -- ...
Complete thread -- modest leg edema and mild bilateral ???????
Complete thread -- perhaps had been drinking vodka at time of exam.
Complete thread -- with regard
Complete thread -- management would be to discuss liver biopsy (s/l with a guide or with regard
Complete thread -- Never mind. Listened multiple times and sounds like but clearly vodka, which
Complete thread -- drinks alcohol almost on a daily basis s/l "but clearly" vodka. I realize he could
Complete thread -- carpet-tack scale
Complete thread -- There is no s/l car-pa-teck scale. No evidence of nonmelanoma.
Complete thread -- ?also seeing FEIBA
Complete thread -- ok
Complete thread -- Yes, I did. Like I said, QA was unable to figure it out either.
Complete thread -- did you include supratherapeutic INR in your search?
Complete thread -- I don't think so (see message)
Complete thread -- ?doc misreading rFVIIa
Complete thread -- Ahhh.....that's it!!! You're a genius!! THANK YOU SO MUCH!!!
Complete thread -- Pertechnetate, per an achive search, but do verify
Complete thread -- S/L "protectinate"
Complete thread -- Regarding earlier question about s/l VIVA...QA couldn't fill it in. Thanks to all!
Complete thread -- mucoperichondrial...
Complete thread -- Vaseline gauze applied over the s/l "avix" foam sm
Complete thread -- Auricular hematoma
Complete thread -- API procedure on thyroid nodule? Cannot verify - Indian accent. Thanks
Complete thread -- Never mind. I guess it's "fly and tree"
Complete thread -- is concrete for s/l "flying tree" or "fly in the tree"
Complete thread -- (That said, he did say "for some reason...," but I think best to flag since I'm not 100%
Complete thread -- Aack! Just occurred to me clonidine p.r.n. and p.r.n. Vistaril. That accent!
Complete thread -- Thanks, but not sure as that's a seizure med and no mention of that. Will flag.
Complete thread -- Keppra level? just a guess. not sure they even check Keppra levels...
Complete thread -- For some reason, his *cup-ra* was checked in May and it was also within normal range.
Complete thread -- Other meds tried are venlafaxine and mirtazepine, mentioned in next
Complete thread -- Psych med (I think): *clonna-veen pear-een* was helpful, but...
Complete thread -- I mean acid breakthrough
Complete thread -- it is histamine-induced acid reflux - thank you!
Complete thread -- Thanks so much for your help. Insecure today.
Complete thread -- sm
Complete thread -- Great. I saw that also when Googling. Thanks for the confirmation. :)
Complete thread -- I don't hear the beginning of next heading.
Complete thread -- Thanks a lot.
Complete thread -- Their medical dictionary doesn't, but it's not the latest edition.
Complete thread -- since he's saying "lymph"
Complete thread -- I'd expand that to LYMPHATIC like you have it.
Complete thread -- separate heading
Complete thread -- Carol - I could hear your wav from the start, last time too when no one else did.
Complete thread -- i think you are right - isolation by size filtration - i see that when googling -
Complete thread -- He is not dictating "lymphatic" rather 'lymph' or something. Would this go under NECK
Complete thread -- Next time try to post more before your area in question
Complete thread -- I too hear "lemon" juice or something similar
Complete thread -- breakthrough (1 word)
Complete thread -- drawn numerous tubes for circulating tumor cells by *s/l size* filtration
Complete thread -- some kind of "juice" but the sound is distorted right there. not sure anyone will get it.
Complete thread -- Benchmark KB (Stedman's) does show them both hyphenated and not
Complete thread -- Thank you.
Complete thread -- being bedbound (not sure if 1 word or hyphenated)
Complete thread -- Stedman's doesn't hyphenate them.
Complete thread -- Tazac 150 mg nocte to cover (???????) acid break through.
Complete thread -- for history of dementia and _______.
Complete thread -- When it comes to small cell cancer or large cell cancer. Is this hyphenated?
Complete thread -- Yes, did mention intravascular ultrasound a few times throughout. Going with IVUS'd.
Complete thread -- No wav file
Complete thread -- Thanks to you both so much! Will check both out.
Complete thread -- Might be IVIS'd (imaging system)
Complete thread -- IVUS'd (intravascular ultrasound) not sure how you'd write that tho
Complete thread -- Found it -- referring to aortic neck.
Complete thread -- The aorta was *eye-vissed* to confirm good technical result, and then the sheaths
Complete thread -- There is not *neck* sufficient to land a graft distal to the left...
Complete thread -- (1) are _____ decline in kidney function... ?
Complete thread -- i can hear wav but i can't make it out.
Complete thread -- I guess we use Colace here - "you guys" use Colese in Australia :-)
Complete thread -- I can't get it either
Complete thread -- nope, nothing comes up for me. usually it "spins" while downloading and it didnt do that.
Complete thread -- Got it! Colese!
Complete thread -- thanks
Complete thread -- :-(
Complete thread -- It may be there now. I think I was uploading under MP3.
Complete thread -- Might just be me... anyone else????
Complete thread -- Not sure why you cannot hear it. I downloaded it and heard it. This happens to me often.
Complete thread -- Sorry Carol I can't hear it.
Complete thread -- see message
Complete thread -- I resent file.
Complete thread -- Nothing there yet...
Complete thread -- Please see uploaded .wav file. Thanks for any help.
Complete thread -- all I found was liposuction.
Complete thread -- I did Google, but may have Googled wrong. I only had 1 hit come up. Thanks.
Complete thread -- Me too -- dangit! Thanks so much for trying though. Look forward to hearing back on it
Complete thread -- You are correct, google cheeking meds and plenty comes up
Complete thread -- Cannot confirm the correct spelling of "cheeking" medicine. Any ideas?
Complete thread -- palpable stepoff, or crepitus
Complete thread -- I've googled lipodystrophy hiv plastic surgery and find diddlysquat. sorry
Complete thread -- I think I hear the word supraclavicular adenopathy in there ?
Complete thread -- Pt with head injury. sm
Complete thread -- No gross _____ adenopathy.
Complete thread -- thanks
Complete thread -- ?scar tissue
Complete thread -- I too hear Colace
Complete thread -- I hear s/l chol-eze but cannot verify that
Complete thread -- HIV patient with lipodystrophy is being referred to plastic surgeon to ...sm
Complete thread -- hahahaha
Complete thread -- (Elmer Fudd dictating? hawwux wimitus?)
Complete thread -- Hallux Rigidus or Hallux Limitus
Complete thread -- hallux limitis
Complete thread -- Colace?
Complete thread -- Colase
Complete thread -- flagging
Complete thread -- medications are alprazolam, (??????), Nexium 40 mg, Zantac, mirtazapine
Complete thread -- ? bacteriuria with E coli
Complete thread -- Painful HAV bunions with s/l**hallux swimitus** right and left foot.
Complete thread -- is {bacturea} correct - pretty clear
Complete thread -- I think it's ok. Posterior soft tissue repair is a well-known procedure in total hip arthr
Complete thread -- ?beneath the scleral notch and the patch and shield...
Complete thread -- it is "and the patch and shield..."
Complete thread -- It does! Thank you!
Complete thread -- Tried to hear that but can't. Thanks, anyway!
Complete thread -- Thank you! (no specifics)
Complete thread -- My accounts, unless it is in the diagnoses, name of procedure, impression or assessment it
Complete thread -- how about frond?
Complete thread -- Do you have any account specifics to go by? Usually expansions are
Complete thread -- subcu tissues?
Complete thread -- Acetabulum sized to be a size 50, and *applied* holder component was selected.
Complete thread -- thanks!
Complete thread -- Would sclerotomy sites work??
Complete thread -- sm
Complete thread -- thanks
Complete thread -- Maxitrol ointment was placed beneath a *stermo nack* in the patch
Complete thread -- Op note for hip hemiarthroplasty. Please
Complete thread -- wide field viewing?
Complete thread -- inspected at 360 degrees with all *scrimy* sites directly visualized
Complete thread -- thanks
Complete thread -- and far periphery. A* frand* was noted along the inferotemporal
Complete thread -- observation that the infusion cannula...
Complete thread -- by direct visual observation
Complete thread -- After confirmation ____ observation and after
Complete thread -- probably vacuum bag
Complete thread -- found: PeriVac™ Pericardiocentesis Kits provide the essentials for pericardial drainage
Complete thread -- I've looked long enough. Need to send it. Thanks anyway.
Complete thread -- I observed the s/l vaccubag and there was no more oozing of blood sm
Complete thread -- no doubt...i was guessing LOL
Complete thread -- my husband isn't fast, he was saying this particular patient is
Complete thread -- maybe a 10 minute 4k??
Complete thread -- I checked with my coach husband, he ran 100 meters in 10.4 seconds.
Complete thread -- I think that is kind of slow for a college runner though....
Complete thread -- THANKS!
Complete thread -- That's it, thanks!! I think I need another cup of coffee!! lol
Complete thread -- I think it is LVID left ventricular internal dimension
Complete thread -- finding some that sound close, but cannot be sure, so sending in blank, ty
Complete thread -- I would guess he ran a mile in 10 minutes 4 seconds. 10.4?
Complete thread -- "LVIG"?? measured 4.4 cm in diastole....SM
Complete thread -- College athlete (runner)
Complete thread -- coil to can?
Complete thread -- medication - S/L "MSelon"
Complete thread -- Not familiar but just found "Active can" in relation to ICDs
Complete thread -- It is the left eye, but I cant tell from listening. Will flag. Thanks!
Complete thread -- oooooo I like that!
Complete thread -- I was thinking posterior chamber lens (PCL), left eye (OS) but it could be what MT50 said
Complete thread -- PCIOL posterior chamber intraocular lens
Complete thread -- PROCEDURE: Phacoemulsification of *PCLOS*
Complete thread -- ICD interrogation - please see msg.
Complete thread -- monitor?
Complete thread -- posteriorly in apposition
Complete thread -- I cannot find this word anywhere...
Complete thread -- OMG! thanks!
Complete thread -- aponeurotic?
Complete thread -- umbilical hernia repair
Complete thread -- normal focalization or vocalization? TIA!
Complete thread -- Did you have a wave with this?
Complete thread -- I think 50s, can't remember.
Complete thread -- I tried hearing that, but I couldn't. Thanks, though.
Complete thread -- do you remember how old this pt was?
Complete thread -- Could it be ?"VKA" (vitamin K antagonist)
Complete thread -- they usually give vitamin K? wonder if it has anything to do with that?
Complete thread -- Not off hand, but will check through my stuff
Complete thread -- MT50: Please see message...
Complete thread -- Can't hear that either. She's a mumbler. I'm sending it on. Thanks for trying.
Complete thread -- I bet that was it!! Sent with a blank. Thank you!
Complete thread -- thanks so much!
Complete thread -- Guessing ~ LESI's placed (lumbar epidural steroid injections)
Complete thread -- differ?
Complete thread -- Help please on report re patient with back pain. TIA
Complete thread -- can't hear that
Complete thread -- alter?
Complete thread -- Can't hear that, but I just listened again and the sentence is
Complete thread -- thank you. I'll give that a try.
Complete thread -- minocycline? There are others if you place your s/l in drugs.com phoentic search.
Complete thread -- ?defer
Complete thread -- Doctor is listing the patient's allergies. There are only two, and
Complete thread -- s/l to effer
Complete thread -- That must be it. Thanks.
Complete thread -- He is actually saying "pro-B-type natriuretic was" So he is just chopping it all up
Complete thread -- I didn't hear the "NP" but go with MT50 - she's got good ears
Complete thread -- I hear (pro...) pro B at the clinic. He may be saying ProBNP but "NP" part cut off?
Complete thread -- Her ProBNP (B-type natriuretic peptide) was 5445
Complete thread -- Her _________ 5445 on 10/29/2012 and 4688 today.
Complete thread -- foam roller?
Complete thread -- s/l fomarola (sm)
Complete thread -- You don't specify what you are questioning, but I'm assuming cGY, in
Complete thread -- Tp rec'd 4550 cGy of radiotherapy. Is this typed correctly?
Complete thread -- oh, thank you!
Complete thread -- anuric.
Complete thread -- it sounds like "he is a-uric" or "he has a uric"
Complete thread -- s/l a-uric
Complete thread -- I just checked it out in the archives. It was RUQ pain too. Weird coincidence, I guess. I
Complete thread -- I blanked as I could not verify, thx for the help :) ...
Complete thread -- OP? did you ever come back??
Complete thread -- I saw that word on here earlier this morning?
Complete thread -- you have either mL or mg? If he said 5 mg first, wouldnt it go up to mg the 2nd time too
Complete thread -- But I just saw the part about a 3-year-old so disregard this. Anything online about
Complete thread -- Usually 2.5 mg, so don't know how they could increase from 5 mg weekly to less than 7.5 mg
Complete thread -- I suppose he wants "niggles"
Complete thread -- 3 yr old, JIA
Complete thread -- s/l Nie-galls or nighals
Complete thread -- they often run things together,(runon sentences) perhaps has more than one problem.
Complete thread -- they often run things together,(runon sentences) perhaps has more than one problem.
Complete thread -- agree how to verify? google.com + EMG glossary or EMG dictionary or EMG sample reports
Complete thread -- perhaps meaning the "microscopic slide" 1-4 (or 1 to 4) designating which number nm
Complete thread -- Thank you ...
Complete thread -- Well, short note and going to send in with a flag, so NM.
Complete thread -- Hmm, maybe he means samples 1 to 4 or such?
Complete thread -- Small amount of blood only but none of significance *on the microscopic one to four.*
Complete thread -- concomitant
Complete thread -- suffered a right distal radius fracture and metaphyseal fracture. She ...
Complete thread -- that was just on another board, and it was polyphasia (like polyphasic, monophasic)
Complete thread -- I'd guess "severe" I've never heard of serial anxiety or serial depression for that matte
Complete thread -- Urecholine (bethanechol)
Complete thread -- medication s/l uricolon 25 mg (not sure exactly what for)
Complete thread -- cadaver
Complete thread -- could means happens a lot...rule out severe
Complete thread -- check polyphasic motor units
Complete thread -- He is s/p ____
Complete thread -- NM, will flag.
Complete thread -- PMH: Significant for s/l serial anxiety state
Complete thread -- Resident clearly stating *poly phasia,* but I can't see how fits this context
Complete thread -- thanks, I flagged (poor little guy)
Complete thread -- mild to moderate?
Complete thread -- Nothing is there. Just tell us what it sounds like to you.
Complete thread -- (two week old infant) Mild fullness to the thigh with mild s/l mallet deformity.
Complete thread -- I resent .wav file. Now hear Midodrine frequently ____ acute fluctuation in creatinine.
Complete thread -- sure, little veins like spider webs. my ankles have them, as do my feet.
Complete thread -- Sorry, that darn wav just will not play for me.
Complete thread -- See message too. Thanks!
Complete thread -- It is there. nm
Complete thread -- Examination of the legs revealed he has venous s/l webbing in both ank ...
Complete thread -- I don't hear a .wav?
Complete thread -- Not at all. Just hear it dictated a lot, but thanks for your enthusiasm. :)
Complete thread -- See uploaded .wav file. Thanks so much for any help.
Complete thread -- which has resolved
Complete thread -- dermatographism
Complete thread -- s/l dramatic arthrism, lol, maybe truamatic arthritis???
Complete thread -- Past Medical History: Significant for prior concussion and ____ which have resolved
Complete thread -- thank you!! You're amazing
Complete thread -- Vitron-C 1 every day?
Complete thread -- googled 'xo army' and got tons of pertinent hits.
Complete thread -- sm
Complete thread -- Yes, seems to check out. Thanks!!
Complete thread -- I believe it is executive officer - but check that as I'm not military
Complete thread -- Social worker refers to commander and "XO" in Army while telling
Complete thread -- doctor is not spelling it. Sounds like vee-va...
Complete thread -- supratherapeutic INR: s/l VIVA was given?
Complete thread -- Well, she just got into indications and now says pathology report showed
Complete thread -- DX: *A 5 mm* thin melanoma, size 1 x 2 cm, and 5 mm deep. Does that
Complete thread -- Sending blank
Complete thread -- Mohs surgery, "infranares skin." Google/spellcheck doesn't like "infranares. What
Complete thread -- Yes, I think that is it. Thank you. :)
Complete thread -- dysfunction?
Complete thread -- It took me a minute too. I think we all just assume we're talking to females here.
Complete thread -- osteoarthritis of the knee
Complete thread -- ...
Complete thread -- background count
Complete thread -- maybe the e-vets is effects?
Complete thread -- Sometimes a Geiger counter is used to measure. See if that fits.
Complete thread -- sentinel node biopsy
Complete thread -- glad to help - darlene
Complete thread -- Could be as in suture tails
Complete thread -- s/l Why-e-vets
Complete thread -- nevermind, just read your full post, sorry.
Complete thread -- silks?? as is silk sutures??
Complete thread -- Well, let me ask this -- would *tails* make sense there? If I really try to hear
Complete thread -- Just can't get that. Really s/l sills. I'm going to flag. Thanks for trying!!
Complete thread -- slurring "sutures" ?
Complete thread -- She just told me to go back and add under specimens this, which might be a clue?
Complete thread -- I thought I was being Mr. Obvious but Ms. Close-Minded above still didn't get it. I guess
Complete thread -- specimen oriented with a stitch with two short *sills* marking the superior margin...
Complete thread -- She just now said night prior pt underwent nuclear lymphoscintigraphy, so I guess
Complete thread -- yes, but metatarsophalangeal is never simply "MT" - that's what's wrong (needs a P)
Complete thread -- Thank you for suggestion. I'll go back for another listen.
Complete thread -- ?scintigram
Complete thread -- Yes, I can put that. I just wanted to make sure I wasn't missing something in my research
Complete thread -- Under joints, same thing: metacarpophalangeal is MCPJ and metatarsophalangeal is MTPJ.
Complete thread -- The patient had a nuclear *sin-ti-grit* locating to the right axilla.
Complete thread -- with or w/o the T it is clear. If you like to change what's dictated, go for it.
Complete thread -- MT w/o the P doesn't include phalangeal. Stedman's is wrong there. Look under "joints".
Complete thread -- Agree
Complete thread -- makes sense - you can put Dr. Valencia, Voorhees, NJ ?
Complete thread -- If its a cancer stage, wouldn't that be IB (stages are Roman?)
Complete thread -- PCP Valencia Voorhees New Jersey. I thought it was Valencia Voorhees FROM NJ, but I
Complete thread -- Stedman's Ortho has metacarpophalangeal as MP or MCP and metatarsophalangeal as MT or MTP.
Complete thread -- M can stand for metacarpal or metatarsal, so MCP or MTP is used to distinguish them... SM
Complete thread -- Toe MP joint. Shouldn't that be MTP joint???
Complete thread -- Probably wants to emphasize that the 12 is out of the range of 0-10 and is off the charts
Complete thread -- She rates her pain as 4 dash 12 slash 10, put the 12 in quotes please. I guess that
Complete thread -- Found some hits for PMX???
Complete thread -- ?ulnar carpal complex
Complete thread -- UCC Urgent Care Center (medical insurance) UCC Urinary Cortisol ...
Complete thread -- TY. It's a spindle cell carcinoma.
Complete thread -- an acronym in rheum s/l UCC or UCZ. Only 3 letters
Complete thread -- what is the type of cancer?
Complete thread -- from what I see in BOS the "P" should be lower case
Complete thread -- stage 1B, bulky, PT2a PNX M0 *s/l TNX. Help appreciated.
Complete thread -- Long- term video EEG monitoring; WADA (intracarotid amobarbital injection) testing ...
Complete thread -- s/l wadda
Complete thread -- You guys are great! Thanks much
Complete thread -- 291 lbs ...
Complete thread -- Went into a BMI calculator and put in height of 5'11" and bmi of 44.2 and it comes out to
Complete thread -- MD slurs weight but I have BMI
Complete thread -- You're welcome, anytime!
Complete thread -- So sorry! It's so nice of you to try so hard to help other MTs. I've personally been
Complete thread -- Thanks for letting me know, I was making myself crazy!
Complete thread -- It was a Wenckebach rhythm. There was no way you could have gotten that from my s/l!
Complete thread -- can't hear that
Complete thread -- WAG atrial couplets?
Complete thread -- maybe she's a guy
Complete thread -- s/l incudockers
Complete thread -- Eww.
Complete thread -- normal tone?
Complete thread -- even s/l tong
Complete thread -- Neuro exam: Decreased ankle jerk. He has s/l normal tome?tx
Complete thread -- you're welcome
Complete thread -- What makes you think I wear panties?
Complete thread -- I don't actually know, but giving you what I am finding on google.
Complete thread -- I found a urine amino acid test could that be the same as "scanned"?
Complete thread -- amino acid?
Complete thread -- Urine, a (a-my-no acid scanned), organics acids, CSF, viral studies and culture, uri
Complete thread -- Don't get your panties in such a wad. Dear Lord! I was just teasing
Complete thread -- the only thing I can figure out would be "non-liquefied"
Complete thread -- thumb x-ray. sounds like non-lick-fi
Complete thread -- Once again, if I had been conscious of the facility being in that area, I wouldn't even
Complete thread -- Yeah, the words "east coast" would have been a big clue, lol.
Complete thread -- No context about the hurricane. It just dawned on me as an afterthought that account,
Complete thread -- and, thanks to you, nm.
Complete thread -- because a lot of client's printers do not 'do' italics is what I was told
Complete thread -- Ah! Bingo. Googled *"skinny wires" orthopedic fixator device* and got hits.
Complete thread -- Thank you. I did find it used one place as "skinny wires" but
Complete thread -- all I know of would be "K wires" - if he's calling them skinny wire I'd think would (sm)
Complete thread -- Ortho external fixator to arm. Two s/l "skinny wires" placed through the ulna.
Complete thread -- That context would have been helpful to the helpers, lol.
Complete thread -- AAMT BoS advocates avoiding the use of italics in medical transcription.
Complete thread -- I bet it was stum was "storm" but already sent blank. (account in NJ coastal area).
Complete thread -- pentastarch (Pentaspan) may be in there
Complete thread -- Well, that's true. Not sure if I hear a P on the end. s/l stum now. I have no problem
Complete thread -- just capitalize brand names, no need for italics
Complete thread -- Who's to say? If she's having a change in her mental
Complete thread -- italics
Complete thread -- The patient kept asking if she did okay with the s/l "stump quote unquote period"
Complete thread -- agree -refers to damage in major organs (heart, kidney, brain, eyes etc
Complete thread -- thanks for trying.
Complete thread -- thanks BB
Complete thread -- Thanks. He probably meant that or meant to say "laughs out loud." I'll send as
Complete thread -- wonder is missing a word? smiles and "laughs" out loud. Can google infant sm
Complete thread -- She s/l "smiles out loud"
Complete thread -- end-organ.
Complete thread -- NM. went with end-organ. stat job, going for surgery
Complete thread -- I have nothing. sorry
Complete thread -- in-organ or end-organ (I'm leaning toward end-organ but want a 2nd opinion please)
Complete thread -- Thanks
Complete thread -- Certainly better than acidy!
Complete thread -- bilateral ground glass opacities
Complete thread -- Hmm, he's reviewing other doctor's reports. Maybe he read "AF" as "AT"
Complete thread -- acidic reflux sounds okay.
Complete thread -- No, she's using acidy as an adjective to describe the reflux. I may give it to her.
Complete thread -- glad to have you posting so enthusiastically!
Complete thread -- glad to have yo posting so enthusiastically!
Complete thread -- thanks for the tip!
Complete thread -- acidity/reflux?
Complete thread -- look at things to do with granulomatous disease
Complete thread -- bilateral s/l gramulossherpatus disease of both upper lobes consistent with pulmonary
Complete thread -- seems like it would have something to do with air fluid levels at first glance...
Complete thread -- Would you give "acidy" reflux? (isn't acid reflux enough?) Says a few
Complete thread -- WAG: examination revealed bilateral air-fluid levels/bubbles...?
Complete thread -- Sorry. My page would scroll up for some reason just as I went to hit enter, making me the
Complete thread -- patient with chronic ear pain, "bilateral s/l AET levels"
Complete thread -- any suggestions?
Complete thread -- perhaps the sub was just a stutter? perhaps "some"?
Complete thread -- yes, you did, 3 times today! No problem, I just look it up and see there's nothing wrong.
Complete thread -- Not recently changed. My Stedman's has had it for years as one word.
Complete thread -- ...
Complete thread -- B. Bob: I accidentally hit "report abusive post" instead of send. Sorry!
Complete thread -- B. Bob: I accidentally hit "report abusive post" instead of send. Sorry!
Complete thread -- Thanks so much!
Complete thread -- ...
Complete thread -- He also had an ultrasound conducted which confirms a supraspinatus tea ...
Complete thread -- In my defense, I was researching to complete a dictation just like eve ...
Complete thread -- Got it: theophylline
Complete thread -- hadn't even thought of that way...thx to ya both!!
Complete thread -- Knee exam: ...possibly a positive *ves-sol-lee* on the left...
Complete thread -- drug list s/l fear-fy-lene PMH: Hypertension and TIA
Complete thread -- Hydrochlorothiazide, lisinopril, levothyroxine, stool softener, _____________,
Complete thread -- Thank you both. When slowed down, I heard wedge-shaped here also. Sometimes VR can lead
Complete thread -- wonder if the OP ever came back to see that?
Complete thread -- If you can find both and are unsure, I suggest flagging - but (SM)
Complete thread -- I second this suggestion. I was going to say the same
Complete thread -- (congrats!)
Complete thread -- my suggestion
Complete thread -- LOL. Thanks anyway !!
Complete thread -- bubble CPAP, bubble cpap
Complete thread -- I don't see much of H-shaped in regards to lung findings. Wedge makes sense in
Complete thread -- wonder if he means 5/64 of an inch?
Complete thread -- wedge shape vs H shape(d). Here, VR has put H shaped and I kind of hear it, but
Complete thread -- Avea ventilator
Complete thread -- opinions on review of systems punctuation s.m. pls
Complete thread -- thanks, maybe he means 0.0564, but still not exact in the link - thanks anyhow
Complete thread -- NICU Terms new to Margaret: RAM Cannula, Avea, bubble CPAP
Complete thread -- SM for link. Not a definite answer, except it wouldn't be 0.564
Complete thread -- Looked it up in archives. Thanks anyway.
Complete thread -- femur fracture ORIF, doc refers to "5-6-4" smooth K wire, is that 0.564?
Complete thread -- Thanks ...
Complete thread -- as graft to fuse spine?
Complete thread -- spina bifida
Complete thread -- He's in the army. Is United States implied, and should I cap? Thanks. Brain fuzz.
Complete thread -- okay...bad wag :)
Complete thread -- "they" - meaning the hospital?
Complete thread -- in to see us?
Complete thread -- Its okay to ask for help - just not questions on an exam. that's sorta like cheating?
Complete thread -- Can anyone who works Australia accounts help !! s/l too-feet'-us
Complete thread -- use has on your health
Complete thread -- That seems possible, a pamphlet telling the effects corticosteroid use have on your health
Complete thread -- pseudoaneurysm
Complete thread -- s/l Seelanderism; cardio
Complete thread -- THANK YOU! I would have NEVER gotten that on Google! :)
Complete thread -- LOL! :) ...
Complete thread -- You're too honest. Next time, say "I've been doing MT for 15 years and can't get this"
Complete thread -- Thanks again, I appreciate that! :) and I'm sorry if I wasted your tim ...
Complete thread -- Oh DUH on me, LOL. Of course !! Thanks much
Complete thread -- goals?
Complete thread -- s/l "galls"
Complete thread -- Lol. Yeah, should've kept that to myself, huh? ...
Complete thread -- where I work we use real words, even if not dictated as such.
Complete thread -- Goutallier
Complete thread -- Might just be this. Thanks for your suggestion and other helpers' help as well!
Complete thread -- lol, your mistake was telling us you were taking an exam, but I would have still tried to
Complete thread -- sure...google with quotes "feeding veins"
Complete thread -- They will probably, sometime next year, require a bit of sclerotherapy ...
Complete thread -- I'm real sorry. I appreciate your help and I'm sorry I wasted your ti ...
Complete thread -- yes, I am!! LOL. We have a doc we nicknamed Sheldon 'cause he tries to use big s.m.
Complete thread -- perhaps forward and lateral?
Complete thread -- forward elevation?
Complete thread -- gosh, I was irritated I spent 10 minutes trying to help someone
Complete thread -- I can't hear *overhead* elevation, but seems to start with *for.* Maybe
Complete thread -- Thank u. Sorry, I didn't know I couldn't ask dictation questions if I ...
Complete thread -- s/l health
Complete thread -- Right upper extremity: Active *for-ler-der* range of motion. Please
Complete thread -- I think many of them tell the students they can use the Internet in whatever way they want
Complete thread -- Oh, my bad. Sorry. ...
Complete thread -- but it wasn't dictated dorsiflexion
Complete thread -- Here is some stuff I found on isotonic fluids. Maybe something here that will
Complete thread -- then it'd be "dorsiflexion and plantarflexion" - still no hyphen and no point in arguing
Complete thread -- Sheldon?
Complete thread -- I see that one has been argued about a lot. I have it in my expander
Complete thread -- I thought this board was to help MTs - not people taking exams.
Complete thread -- Please don't use the helpers here to answer exam questions. Ask your instructor.
Complete thread -- Was that recently changed? Last I knew it was 2 words.
Complete thread -- Thanks. I'll be back to bug you later with a couple more I know you c ...
Complete thread -- Plantarflexion is one word.
Complete thread -- MRI scan
Complete thread -- lol, I can't think of anything that s/l pentarendamere. Good luck.
Complete thread -- But that doesn't mean it's correct. :)
Complete thread -- No. That's the frustrating part. It sounds exactly like I spelled it. ...
Complete thread -- No need to capitalize creatinine.
Complete thread -- isotonic rehydration? (dehydration is a condition so can't be that). Do you hear 0.9%?
Complete thread -- thanks for filling some of the blank. I hear fluid at the end.
Complete thread -- thank you
Complete thread -- thanks
Complete thread -- dorsiflexion and plantar flexion
Complete thread -- No but Massachusetts is
Complete thread -- state of massachusetts (do I cap state in this case)?
Complete thread -- Doctor says, "She has no pain with forced
Complete thread -- Is there an isotonic RD HYDRATION? Or isotonic dehydration? ...
Complete thread -- history of ___ (I thought maybe dropfoot but they usually say right or left before so prob
Complete thread -- point 9 percent? wag
Complete thread -- RENAL CONSULT
Complete thread -- renal consult
Complete thread -- THANK YOU so much for your help. Much appreciated.
Complete thread -- my guess is niggle as well (to worry or annoy someone slightly but continuously)
Complete thread -- niggle? (annoyance/discomfort)
Complete thread -- s/l Nee-gle
Complete thread -- Thank you very much!
Complete thread -- pacemaker A and V impedances
Complete thread -- thank you
Complete thread -- pacemaker checked today with normal s/l A and V impedences.
Complete thread -- Agree with below. Saying cross in reference to cruciate (cruciate means shaped like a
Complete thread -- Thanks, Jeannine.
Complete thread -- check out cruciate ligament (which is like a cross)
Complete thread -- Left knee pain.
Complete thread -- google this (notice key words selected from your phrasing exactly) s.m.
Complete thread -- any suggestions? (I haven't given up hope yet)
Complete thread -- "s/l parahesian"
Complete thread -- Nevermind - from her other reports it looks like these numbers are not separated by commas
Complete thread -- could also be AP and lateral
Complete thread -- usually is it PA and lateral
Complete thread -- hot and blue with counts of
Complete thread -- Position of Chest x-ray
Complete thread -- it would work if you could put "when" between recently and she
Complete thread -- The way he says it, I believe the "until recently" goes with "she was fooling around." ??
Complete thread -- mp3 posted
Complete thread -- my suggestion
Complete thread -- Need punctuation suggestions, please. See inside:
Complete thread -- I would still send an email, gently stating the word you thought would be more appropriate
Complete thread -- No, she had breast augmentation.
Complete thread -- Yes he is saying hypophysitis but he did not say lymphocytic. Thanks.
Complete thread -- panhypopituitarism due to lymphocytic hypophysitis ...
Complete thread -- panhypopituitarism due to lymphocytic hypophysitis ...
Complete thread -- Panhypopituitarism secondary to hypothyroidism ...
Complete thread -- Panhypopituitarism secondary to s/l hypoth-a-cytis from his prior Langerhans
Complete thread -- thank you.
Complete thread -- QA is done by my boss, so I think not.
Complete thread -- Was she having cosmetic freckle removal or something?
Complete thread -- s/l asthma action plan?
Complete thread -- yes, thank you, that's it.
Complete thread -- steadied it?
Complete thread -- word help - sm
Complete thread -- mp3 posted
Complete thread -- Thanks for your help. Will flag the other word.
Complete thread -- I couldn't get the other word, sorry
Complete thread -- infant LGA - (large for gestational age) and if ____ will check sugars.
Complete thread -- OMGoodness. Did you email anyone about that? When I get things back from QA
Complete thread -- lol
Complete thread -- uh oh.
Complete thread -- update to my post below
Complete thread -- QA put lentiginous :-(
Complete thread -- Infant .... and its history, will...???
Complete thread -- Newborn consultation note
Complete thread -- ok. Thank you. ...
Complete thread -- r/o "norms of therapy"
Complete thread -- or "aims of therapy"
Complete thread -- Yeah, I thought of that too, but you are right, the dose doesn't fit.
Complete thread -- I'd go with retrieval, as it is retrieving the biopsy?
Complete thread -- only thing i can think is Zanaflex, but its a muscle relaxant and not that dose.
Complete thread -- I think "arms of therapy" is the more common phrasing.
Complete thread -- not that i see. cystostomy is making an opening into the bladder.
Complete thread -- s/l kenaflex, tenaflex 15 or 13 mg???? I have searched every where! (sm)
Complete thread -- help with term
Complete thread -- measured by a (?pull-through retrievable balloon or a pull-through retrieval balloon)
Complete thread -- she said on the Today show that she and her friends can all find the US on a map and she
Complete thread -- tried and true s/l *arms* for therapy (sm)
Complete thread -- thanks
Complete thread -- I think that's what she's saying...Thank you!
Complete thread -- I will defer to stella.
Complete thread -- salvos? Never heard it used that way, but maybe it is idiomatic.
Complete thread -- episodes
Complete thread -- short s/l sobbows of paroxysmal atrial tachycardia
Complete thread -- Someone should donate a world map to her and she could show us where "the Iraq" is.
Complete thread -- Yes, I was scratching my head on that one too. And I cracked up when she said that many
Complete thread -- I might buy that nerves made her say "such as" over and over but the rest of it,
Complete thread -- Oh my. She actually says on her facebook page that she's smart but was just nervous.
Complete thread -- Geez he is saying right nasal cavity. LOL Thanks anyway.
Complete thread -- Catalyst??
Complete thread -- The patient then was injected into the s/l ray nasal cavity at the axilla
Complete thread -- I've heard that Donald Trump hired her as a model and she now earns $25,000 per day,
Complete thread -- L.A. - s/l Carter Risk Foundation?
Complete thread -- Thanks to you, I just wasted about 1/2 hour looking her up and watching videos of her
Complete thread -- ...
Complete thread -- Or Miss Teen USA 2007 (S Carolina)?
Complete thread -- I thought I typed thank you to both helpers, but I must not
Complete thread -- It was hiatus!! Thank you all so much!!!'
Complete thread -- oops - meant to say that is what is sounds like.
Complete thread -- Motor Grand Prix
Complete thread -- She starts to say grand but changes to "Motor Grand Prix"
Complete thread -- how about hiatus, since he has a hiatal hernia.
Complete thread -- Yea, but am I smarter than a 5th grader?! :)
Complete thread -- or hiatus??
Complete thread -- WAG - esophagus ??
Complete thread -- He did enjoy his working away at the (??????) Grand Prix.
Complete thread -- thank you!
Complete thread -- YES! Thanks so much!!
Complete thread -- Nevermind - I see what you're saying about 'total'
Complete thread -- You are smarter than your grammar check.
Complete thread -- I think 'were' is correct.....
Complete thread -- Descemet's folds??
Complete thread -- grammar
Complete thread -- Help on an EGD please
Complete thread -- s/l ** sesame folds **
Complete thread -- ADEPT® (4% Icodextrin) Adhesion Reduction Solution is a single use
Complete thread -- I got it. It is relaxing (relaxing into). Thank you anyway.
Complete thread -- Doctor is speaking very fast.
Complete thread -- Stay safe and dry!
Complete thread -- s/l Adep or Adet ?
Complete thread -- yes, thanks
Complete thread -- FYI - trazodone is not a brand name drug and so is not capped.
Complete thread -- 4. ____ benzodiazepines p.r.n. for anxiety as patient is in recovery.
Complete thread -- thank you
Complete thread -- thanks soooo much!
Complete thread -- block to motion
Complete thread -- to me sounds like "direct", but usually they say "intact (not sure if he is cutting the
Complete thread -- knee injury....s/l bock to motion...sm for more
Complete thread -- thanks
Complete thread -- affect congruent. Thought process: _____. Thought content:
Complete thread -- auditory or visual
Complete thread -- thanks
Complete thread -- The patient denies any ______ hallucinations, A&O x3. Limited judgment and insight.
Complete thread -- I just passed a liquor store and said "what the heck" and started
Complete thread -- ty
Complete thread -- added
Complete thread -- thanks muchly, not pretty here where I am but still have power so far
Complete thread -- no wave yet
Complete thread -- okay and certainly not suicidal. I'm just "sleeping" alcohol. is what I s.m.
Complete thread -- . I’m just_____ alcohol.”
Complete thread -- I was doing okay until yesterday. ______ “What the heck?”
Complete thread -- There is no mention of that. That is the first instance of the s/l.
Complete thread -- thanks
Complete thread -- thanks
Complete thread -- Did he change out one catheter for another (do an exchange)?
Complete thread -- s/l catheter "in exchange." (see message)
Complete thread -- How are those of you on the east coast doing? I hope you don't lose power!
Complete thread -- WAG -- occult? overt?
Complete thread -- ...
Complete thread -- Not sure about s/l, but you need a semicolon before however and a comma after.
Complete thread -- Why didn't you cap Valium?
Complete thread -- Why didn't you cap Valium?
Complete thread -- congruent. Thought content there are some confabulations and some looseness of ...
Complete thread -- psychiatric client.... not noting any irritability of any s/l uglic signs of pain..
Complete thread -- secondary to UTI/sedative-hypnotic
Complete thread -- Continue to treat UTI as appropriate
Complete thread -- got it says later
Complete thread -- UTI/_____ abrupt discontinuation. AND 1. Continue treat UTI ______.
Complete thread -- And each account is different. This is something you should ask your people.
Complete thread -- Actually, you can drop the "s" if it's followed by the word disease. Standing alone, it
Complete thread -- ...
Complete thread -- thanks
Complete thread -- congruent _____ some looseness of associations
Complete thread -- question about Parkinson's disease
Complete thread -- "contributory for"
Complete thread -- Need comma/punctuation suggestions for following sentence: (See inside, please)
Complete thread -- PAST MEDICAL HISTORY: _____for mitral valve prolapse.
Complete thread -- med s/l sultera
Complete thread -- core strengthening and McKenzie exercises is what I hear
Complete thread -- ...
Complete thread -- very very late - but Paul D. Sweigert, MD, Napa, CA,
Complete thread -- nulliparous?
Complete thread -- s/l nuh-luh-paris
Complete thread -- ...
Complete thread -- and it's correct. too bad I already uploaded. :-(
Complete thread -- I hear possibly core strengthening and ? service and provide ...
Complete thread -- He was given a prescription for physical therapy for core strengthenin ...
Complete thread -- litiginous makes sense
Complete thread -- Yay Giants, you rock!!!!!!
Complete thread -- Thanks.
Complete thread -- sorry - Matzim is diltiazem. found on a google search
Complete thread -- Matzim
Complete thread -- Doc spells med Matzim - can't document sm
Complete thread -- If memory serves me correctly, this is in archives above . i am on a kindle and it.
Complete thread -- Never mind, I found it and it seems to be correct.
Complete thread -- that would too easy, yes?
Complete thread -- I did and am still not sure.
Complete thread -- google tnm staging
Complete thread -- T2 Nmic M0. Is Nmic written correctly?
Complete thread -- agree
Complete thread -- ...
Complete thread -- ?associated
Complete thread -- Thanks for trying, but I clearly hear piginous with something before it.
Complete thread -- google: tumbling stunting
Complete thread -- ?litigious
Complete thread -- Does serpiginous fit here?
Complete thread -- no idea what occupation is. Nothing given. Weird term and very clear dictator!
Complete thread -- What is her occupation? Is she a stunt woman in the movies?
Complete thread -- help needed with physical therapy term that s/l stunting
Complete thread -- I'd be interested to find out what the words is, if you find out.
Complete thread -- Ty for your time. At end of report, she corrected and said PCP from Napa, CA.
Complete thread -- Paul Lawrence Schweikert, DMD?
Complete thread -- Dr. Paul s/l Swigart in Pennsylvania. (She spelled it Sweigart.)
Complete thread -- Thanks! It was probably "keyhole slit." Unfortunately, already sent with blank.
Complete thread -- Sent with blank. s/l osting (with short o) D. Had no clue.
Complete thread -- keyhole split?
Complete thread -- He's only mentioned epigastric veins in this report. I guess it could be crossing vein.
Complete thread -- a 5 x 3 inch piece of mesh with a s/l "T hole" split 2 inches from the lateral edge
Complete thread -- did you find the answer?
Complete thread -- crossover or crossing ?? I can't think of any vein in that area when doing hernia repair
Complete thread -- moving laterally along Cooper's ligament to the s/l "crossy" vein
Complete thread -- never mind.
Complete thread -- much school closures will be
Complete thread -- did not respond well to conservative management and also the patient's own s/l
Complete thread -- thanks
Complete thread -- 2. Return visit as needed. I am anticipating hearing directly from hi ...
Complete thread -- no, clearly zanitex with an "n"
Complete thread -- almost like "her pseudo sisters" - lots of "s" sounds in there.
Complete thread -- to me, it s/l "her pseudo symptoms"
Complete thread -- i have made it a little longer. problem is that he pauses so long before and after this
Complete thread -- none. This part of a dictation from another doctor, nothing
Complete thread -- maybe joint space areas.
Complete thread -- ? Xanax - Are there any diagnoses?
Complete thread -- could you make wav a little longer before and after your blank spot?
Complete thread -- is tender to palpation throughout her lower back as well as over her joint calf areas
Complete thread -- No but thanks. Strong D sound and no ending T sound. It has been sent with a blank.
Complete thread -- it matches now
Complete thread -- Her psychiatrist has started her on s/l Zanitax, Cymbalta and Prozac.
Complete thread -- ? Veramyst - but never guess with allergies/meds
Complete thread -- Wav does not match text
Complete thread -- He said it again in body of report and was very clear about 16 x 8, so that's why I went
Complete thread -- allergy s/l "dara viss" or "dare vis"
Complete thread -- Her balance and ____ symptoms are improved and unaffected.
Complete thread -- I suggest flag.
Complete thread -- hmmmm, sorry to be rethinking this now, but I highly doubt 16 by 8 mm for ABFB. SM
Complete thread -- Thanks! It sure s/l free. Good dictator. I'm wondering if this is what he means by it
Complete thread -- Thanks! He wasn't paying attention to what he was saying as he was clear. Thanks!
Complete thread -- Could also maybe Hempstead (but this is in Long Island, New York)
Complete thread -- agree
Complete thread -- 16 x 8 I would think--the size of ghe graft
Complete thread -- Aortobifemoral bypass using 16 *to* 8 mm Dacron. Please
Complete thread -- catheter break? (i.e., vacation lol)
Complete thread -- remove the PermCath today, giving him a catheter s/l free.
Complete thread -- thank you! I had to send it in but that is what I came up with too.
Complete thread -- How I'd do it...
Complete thread -- punctuation help please (sm)
Complete thread -- Thanks!
Complete thread -- mild caput and molding
Complete thread -- Newborn consultation
Complete thread -- might be flexor wad musculature. (can't get the first s/l)
Complete thread -- makes sense - thanks! ...
Complete thread -- ? nonreassuring fetal heart rate
Complete thread -- birth complication
Complete thread -- thanks
Complete thread -- OP posted above "s/l may fairness"
Complete thread -- you usually hear "both-bone fracture" - ?
Complete thread -- nm in which he listed everything as
Complete thread -- Can you tell us what it sounds like?
Complete thread -- The anterior *boe shamie* laceration was inspected. - flexor *rod* musculature
Complete thread -- debridement left proximal *both limb* fracture.
Complete thread -- over the possibility of a *may fairness* in the left leg.
Complete thread -- He was asked to fill out a pain assessment which ___ as 0 and says the ...
Complete thread -- what about "genotype" - does it sound anything like that?
Complete thread -- "GenePack PCR demonstrating Gardnerella vaginalis" is GenePac ...
Complete thread -- four of four? (as in 4 objects or tasks out of four?)
Complete thread -- i was also thinking along those lines but not 100% convinced. i am going to put it with
Complete thread -- It is singular. To make it plural, you have to add the word "muscles"
Complete thread -- Pretty sure he is saying "Penn State".
Complete thread -- tensor fasciae latae? is this plural/singulair? how would one say it in plural/sin?
Complete thread -- neurological testing "she did not get the ___ right". i am not sure if I hear floor
Complete thread -- Report from ____ Medical Center. probably around NJ area.
Complete thread -- no wav...
Complete thread -- depends. SCDs are sequential compression.stockings,which fits with a comma after access
Complete thread -- peripheral access SADs or SCDs?
Complete thread -- sm (ultrasound)
Complete thread -- two-layer *hand filled* fashion using a 3-0 PDS with - constrict the *e bit* of the
Complete thread -- Tissue around the maxillary antrostomy and _____ shaver. ...
Complete thread -- ex vivo node count measured... new sentence
Complete thread -- Thanks. ...
Complete thread -- RAST negative ( Radioallergosorbent Test; Allergy Screen
Complete thread -- The patient had been tested for allergies and was found to be _____ ne ...
Complete thread -- The probe was placed in contact with the node and the hottest node was ...
Complete thread -- NM, will flag.
Complete thread -- Now sounds more like *tort* and he goes on to say this...
Complete thread -- carefully rotated to align with the previously marked *torque* markers on the cornea
Complete thread -- Thanks, but just coming back to say I relistened and I realize he's saying...
Complete thread -- could be - measuring tape?
Complete thread -- NM. I'm finding lots of hits for UTA capsules. :)
Complete thread -- enclave? enclave is a territory entirely surrounded by another territory.
Complete thread -- The inferior rectus was disinserted from the *en-clove* at its insertion.
Complete thread -- sm please. Thanks!
Complete thread -- You're welcome :)
Complete thread -- Yes, this must be it! What a coincidence. Thanks so very much!!
Complete thread -- This is way out there, but I just did a cardiac cath. Viabahn, by any chance?
Complete thread -- He underwent placement of a *va-von* stent in right external iliac artery.
Complete thread -- NM, will flag.
Complete thread -- Maybe sounds more like lock bite. Finding just a few hits for that in context. Sigh.
Complete thread -- Distance from the limbus to the inferior rectus measured using *tapes.* This was...
Complete thread -- A 6-0 Vicryl suture was placed in *lock-bye* fashion to the inferior rectus. Eye
Complete thread -- I have docs who change with every lab: sodium of, potassium at, BUN was, creatinine of,
Complete thread -- Thanks, I was putting both there to show I hear one OR the other as
Complete thread -- Oops again! I think it might be *mini* thoracotomy.
Complete thread -- or even "was at" if that's what you hear
Complete thread -- R wave "was" ___ mV or R wave "of" __ mV. Either one is okay.
Complete thread -- The R wave was *of* 10.6 millivolts. The pacing threshold was...
Complete thread -- Oops, never mind! I took out "left" from my quotes and finding plenty for median
Complete thread -- left *media* thoracotomy and placement of an epicardial left ventricular lead.
Complete thread -- THANK YOU!
Complete thread -- but, that doesn't mean it isn't what he said. may very well be hilum?
Complete thread -- no
Complete thread -- bone mets, short for bone metastasis
Complete thread -- and are planned to be posted?
Complete thread -- prostate cancer patient
Complete thread -- His cytology slides were given to us a couple of days ago and plans ar ...
Complete thread -- do you maybe hear "hilum"?
Complete thread -- kinda like get down to the nittygritty and check out the whole liver I guess
Complete thread -- at the heart of the liver?
Complete thread -- sorry! Don't know why that keeps happening, posted one more time
Complete thread -- This one cuts off right after anatomy, then he says "full stop"
Complete thread -- Thanks. ...
Complete thread -- thank you!
Complete thread -- wav doesn't match what is typed.
Complete thread -- I am particularly anxious to define the anatomy at the(????) the liver
Complete thread -- abnormal follicles? like a follicular cyst?
Complete thread -- found CentraState and Garden State. ?
Complete thread -- 1. cervical 2. scalene? I can't get any other blank.
Complete thread -- Hamstate Medical Center, probably in NJ
Complete thread -- *then she* (you have than)
Complete thread -- when a sentence starts with the word If, a comma is needed. If the pathology is SM
Complete thread -- punctuation correct
Complete thread -- ...
Complete thread -- not hearing your wav
Complete thread -- Osteopathic examination of the _____, revealed right anterior ___ ten ...
Complete thread -- No uterine tenderness. A bedside sonohysterogram showed a normal endo ...
Complete thread -- yeah I think so too, thanks for second eyes
Complete thread -- I'd blank, probably misspoke.
Complete thread -- ectopic pregnancy, laparoscopic salpingectomy...would one port ever be 10 cm?? sm
Complete thread -- Thank you so much!!
Complete thread -- enteral nutrition
Complete thread -- There would be a risk of not achieving (????) nutrition with this surgery and
Complete thread -- en-bloc resection?
Complete thread -- segment or segmental?
Complete thread -- small bowel?
Complete thread -- and possible *fem bit* resection
Complete thread -- Thanks! I'll listen again for "midline!"
Complete thread -- I also heard *typical*, but wanted to confirm. Thanks all.
Complete thread -- NM this, I do now hear typical as other helper suggested. : )
Complete thread -- over the *midline* and left renal shadow ??
Complete thread -- typical?
Complete thread -- in vertical fashion
Complete thread -- Op note help, please.
Complete thread -- Patient's KUB
Complete thread -- it seems likely that doc made this more usual-sounding description
Complete thread -- i am hearing "larger and progressively more painful" ...
Complete thread -- larger and pressing and painful, so the pt opted
Complete thread -- pressing and painful too, so the patient opted to......(Unsure re "too" but sure there's
Complete thread -- thanks. ...
Complete thread -- pressing and more painful...(incomplete, probably also inexact also)
Complete thread -- The hernia had become larger and _____ the patient opted to come for s ...
Complete thread -- Thanks.
Complete thread -- Yeah, was thinking that since he went on to mention IV, but agree it sounds a
Complete thread -- "TUBES/LINES/DRAINS" is exactly what I'd put.
Complete thread -- "Standard" heading for tubes, lines, drains in physical exam?
Complete thread -- you got it, "doc"
Complete thread -- route actually would fit. sounds weird, but it works.
Complete thread -- No, s/l write or route. I'll leave it blank. Thanks.
Complete thread -- Sure, I'll try to remember. "Lois" surely is easier to pronounce!
Complete thread -- (sorry I'm late returning). I believe doc is speaking somewhat idiosyncratically. SM
Complete thread -- Mgt, please...call me Lois. lol
Complete thread -- eat? take?
Complete thread -- The patient was not able to s/l "write anything through the mouth"
Complete thread -- curlicue. You may be tired, but your s/l is absolutely perfect! :-)
Complete thread -- good call, fgjjgj ! :-)
Complete thread -- duh - that has to be it. Sorry - new accent :)
Complete thread -- Thanks for Myrbetriq. I haven't heard of that one before.
Complete thread -- risk factors
Complete thread -- s/l stroke respecters (sm)
Complete thread -- I think I'm going to flag. Have a couple more blanks now and he's one of my worst
Complete thread -- I think I found them! Pradaxa and Myrbetriq!
Complete thread -- medication help please
Complete thread -- wondering - possibly "detritus" left over from the CVA? (don't know about "to the")
Complete thread -- Thank you very much!
Complete thread -- Old CVA to the s/l detardus
Complete thread -- a one-third tubular plate --- six small fragment screws were used
Complete thread -- Ortho op note, ORIF
Complete thread -- oooh I like this!
Complete thread -- CoAprovel or Avalide
Complete thread -- dependent rubor???
Complete thread -- No, can't get that at all. Thanks for trying! I'm going to flag and move on.
Complete thread -- could "pinnit ree" be "penetrating" or "penetration" or something?
Complete thread -- He has *noted pinnit ree-voir* and no other areas of tissue loss.
Complete thread -- Flagging this... Thank you
Complete thread -- I hear "trans-man" type supracondylar...
Complete thread -- trans(condylar) and supracondylar?
Complete thread -- s/l "transman" fracture the right elbow? Please see msg for context.
Complete thread -- Thank you all for your help!
Complete thread -- Again I reassured -----
Complete thread -- I hear generally. I've generally reassured _____
Complete thread -- do you hear generally or genuinly?
Complete thread -- Not sure either. Thanks for trying. ...
Complete thread -- generally?
Complete thread -- I don't hear "I have" but can't get it. I don't hear "any of" either.
Complete thread -- I have (?????) reassured ******.
Complete thread -- ? Capozide, but the 150 would be too high.
Complete thread -- Yes!! Surgical history.. thank you sooo much. ...
Complete thread -- No surgical history?
Complete thread -- ? The only med I can find with that combo is Irbesartan/hydrochlorothiazide
Complete thread -- WAG: No social or **?** history
Complete thread -- medication s/l Carv-a-side
Complete thread -- query IBD/ulcerative colitis
Complete thread -- i think...if they had the baby under lights, may be beam alleviated?
Complete thread -- Thank you. ...
Complete thread -- ____ mediated?
Complete thread -- I can't think what beam alleviated could be, but it is IV IG -- 1 g/kg
Complete thread -- Help please.
Complete thread -- abnormalities of liver biochemistry, whooohoo, you guys saved me!!!
Complete thread -- actually, you are right! Ido hear abnormalities, yay!! Thank you!
Complete thread -- thank you all for your input!!!
Complete thread -- I think you might be right :)thank you!
Complete thread -- but I really hear abnormalities
Complete thread -- Could be saying anomalies, too.
Complete thread -- Sounds like there is partial word cutoff happening i.e. something like
Complete thread -- *hear*
Complete thread -- I sorta here this too. All I can get is it ends in "lase/laze" sound.
Complete thread -- ex-smokeR
Complete thread -- abnormalities of the?
Complete thread -- I don't think I hear that, any other guesses?
Complete thread -- hemolysis?
Complete thread -- been referred with asymptomatic (???????) biochemistry.
Complete thread -- Nevermind. Found Mabthera
Complete thread -- got it - IV Reclast
Complete thread -- Try Reclast
Complete thread -- NM, may be *side arm* fitting, which she clearly says later. This doc is just awful.
Complete thread -- s/l Med-ther'-in
Complete thread -- osteoporosis
Complete thread -- Well, at last of note, she said "angiographic catheter" and I can document that.
Complete thread -- This is the nephro op note as in posts below. Please sm...
Complete thread -- Thank you!!
Complete thread -- sm
Complete thread -- Sorry, you said it already. I just saw that.
Complete thread -- Thank you both. I could not discern which it was, so sent with blank.
Complete thread -- What is the procedure?
Complete thread -- 8/10
Complete thread -- skin incision was then extended, and *A-ten* coaxial dilators were used
Complete thread -- No, not hearing catheter at all. First time she said it, it sounded
Complete thread -- angio catheter?
Complete thread -- She says it again in body of report in this way... (please sm)
Complete thread -- made a s/l "curly Q" incision, creating a mucosal flap sm
Complete thread -- For drains, she says a 5-French *angiographic.* Is that correct? I did
Complete thread -- parotid surgery - s/l purse-side syndrome
Complete thread -- Not sure about the wording, but could he be saying into the jugular system?
Complete thread -- nevermind, did more research and guess it makes sense.
Complete thread -- Portacath placement in right internal jugular vein. He says, "The ...
Complete thread -- 38-year-old female with headaches, neck exam "somatic elements" pls s.m.
Complete thread -- Thanks!
Complete thread -- no it does not
Complete thread -- maybe some kind of "prostaglandin" phenomenon
Complete thread -- urology dictation
Complete thread -- central jet maybe?
Complete thread -- This is an echo for a patient. Dr says what s/l there is a central
Complete thread -- ty
Complete thread -- Thesaurus definitions
Complete thread -- Expressly is fine there. Its meaning is similar to specifically.
Complete thread -- s/l expressly ?
Complete thread -- s/l expressly ?
Complete thread -- thank you very much
Complete thread -- found this... sm
Complete thread -- assist x2 for wheel chair to *mat* or bed, mod assist for transfers from
Complete thread -- I would guess equina degenerative stenosis (cauda equina syndrome is, in fact,
Complete thread -- thank you
Complete thread -- thanks
Complete thread -- Ffghed did get smart enough to use a moniker.
Complete thread -- FFGHED hasn't been doing any of her own leg work today, so why start now.
Complete thread -- lol ;-)
Complete thread -- MT50, that would be too easy!
Complete thread -- WAG ~ splint or walking boot?
Complete thread -- I've been trying. I wonder if "sponge or" could be a one word for a brand name of sort?
Complete thread -- Bunnell?
Complete thread -- Tinel stitch?
Complete thread -- ...
Complete thread -- codeine compounds -- There's something to be said about a "fresh ear" :)
Complete thread -- okay. Thank you for your help
Complete thread -- non-weightbearing in a dorsiflexion *sponge* or walking boot
Complete thread -- You cannot put into a patient's permanent record something you cannot document or are not
Complete thread -- s/l de now stitch
Complete thread -- WAG gauze and surgical tape?
Complete thread -- thank you, MT50. I hear equida quite clearly. Do you think that I can
Complete thread -- equina (as in cauda equina) congenital stenosis?
Complete thread -- ...
Complete thread -- I cant find this, but sounds so clear, MRI shows equida degenital stenosis
Complete thread -- posted too early, sorry. He says gates, a pause and, surgical gates,
Complete thread -- patient has allergy to scallops and s/l gates or dates, then a pause surgical gapes
Complete thread -- Can I go for it, as it is dictated quite clearly? The only thing is
Complete thread -- wag: distal? proximal? mechanical? functional? acute? indolent? prior? recurrent?
Complete thread -- proper name of the tool might be oviduct ligature forceps, but I'd type as doc dictates.
Complete thread -- ok as you have it, means polyp ligature forcep. ligature resembles dental floss.
Complete thread -- Wag: Musing ? 3 or 2 op stages w/ order of serial approaches: posterior-anterior-posterior
Complete thread -- the middle two words sure sound like "pulmonary exam," obviously incorrect
Complete thread -- UR doc's final word before "great" is actually "patient's," though s/l "pressions."
Complete thread -- 1st 2 words "portion of...
Complete thread -- We used a _____ greater saphenous vein above the knee. ...
Complete thread -- Thanks. He sustained a self-inflicted gunshot wound to the face. ...
Complete thread -- sounds like "that is hanging up his neck."
Complete thread -- Secretions from his trach and his flexor hallucis longus muscle that _ ...
Complete thread -- cant find in google easily "back-front-back" or "front-back"
Complete thread -- type c*mycosis in onelook above and see if any of those are what you want
Complete thread -- I would hope she only has 1 right lower extremity, by the way.
Complete thread -- You seem very experienced, just me
Complete thread -- If he is talking about x-rays, I think that sounds fine. Just means
Complete thread -- sm
Complete thread -- She seems very well balanced when I overlay her thoracic and lumbar views.
Complete thread -- polyp removed using the polyp (floss) forcep ...
Complete thread -- makes sense to me.
Complete thread -- s/l recoil
Complete thread -- After incision and drainage patient was discharged with a (boot) on he ...
Complete thread -- (cocsilia?) mycosis ...
Complete thread -- Thanks for sharing.
Complete thread -- Sharing: (ESL) psych consult: sounded like "when I came to, I had
Complete thread -- if pt is a child, a mother could say "denies rash or reports (from the child) of itching
Complete thread -- any rash. Reports itching. ?
Complete thread -- Yikes! Boy did I tank on that one! Lung is correct, bone is not. Sorry!
Complete thread -- thank you very much
Complete thread -- also consider bone windows. (might sound stupid; I'll return after studying)
Complete thread -- post-anesthesia arrest
Complete thread -- oh ok wasn't sure thanks!
Complete thread -- I guess so. You know, like a standing order?
Complete thread -- does standing make sense to anyone?
Complete thread -- thanks. m putting a square jaw line. ...
Complete thread -- a longer wave would be nice, but s/l "a square jaw, along with a hypertrophic..."
Complete thread -- On physical examination she has a right lateral rectus palsy, bilatera ...
Complete thread -- ty.
Complete thread -- Thanks. ...
Complete thread -- may be mispronouncing Providencia?
Complete thread -- I slowed way down and could possibly be "rash or reports of itching" but that sounds funny
Complete thread -- The patient underwent debridement and culture at that time and was fou ...
Complete thread -- Skin: She denies any "vasaports" (or?) itching.
Complete thread -- PA arrest? see sentence
Complete thread -- ascites?
Complete thread -- no significant pelvic adenopathy [marcitees] or mass could be identifi ...
Complete thread -- nice ...
Complete thread -- it's right
Complete thread -- interval decrease in
Complete thread -- slight but definite [inible] decrease and adenopathy in the chest and ...
Complete thread -- thanks for input
Complete thread -- yeah thanx i did that but i still thought it was off. thnx ...
Complete thread -- no, if you take out what is between commas, it makes no sense. delete the 2nd comma.
Complete thread -- ct of abdomen: No [rucity] is seen. ...
Complete thread -- comma placement correct?
Complete thread -- Google "ditibution" - it asks..do you mean...distribution. help yourself too.
Complete thread -- throw an s and an r in that first word. mainstem bronchus is right. (distribution)
Complete thread -- The largest lymph node aggregate appears to be in the right tracheobro ...
Complete thread -- Thanx! definitely radiopaque. #1 sounds like sinu or sano sinusitis. ...
Complete thread -- lung windows
Complete thread -- [Bun windows] show no pulmonary infiltrate or nodule. ...
Complete thread -- radiopaque, sphenoid?
Complete thread -- 2. radioopaque (maybe 1 o, double check my spelling, i'm tired)
Complete thread -- CONCLUSION 1.[Senu] sinusitis noted. 2. Abrasive injury noted ov ...
Complete thread -- yes! thnx. silly me! ...
Complete thread -- midline shift
Complete thread -- :) ...
Complete thread -- The ventricles appear normal in size and shape, but no [mely shift] or ...
Complete thread -- cant afford some humor relief? i definitely can, STRESSED! and thanx ...
Complete thread -- Thanx.. umm...still sounds off i hear a clear dash. ...
Complete thread -- fractures? Try giving sentences before and after so we can orientate ourself to
Complete thread -- sorry, but this one made me chuckle. i can't think of what it can be. poi?
Complete thread -- ..abrasive injury noted. No [foxes] are noted. No hemorrhages noted. ...
Complete thread -- You're sure right on That, ffghed!
Complete thread -- ooOOoo! Then you have "mastoid air sacs" ??? thanks for refining UR ?
Complete thread -- PIO!! UR A PRO! ...
Complete thread -- I say I am newbie every time I have a question on something I
Complete thread -- thanx! smastoid sounds good but the dash is still there, its not sinus ...
Complete thread -- foreign body
Complete thread -- [Form body] material is noted overlying the scalp. ...
Complete thread -- okay, got enough votes. Thanks to all of you for trying!
Complete thread -- agree with out
Complete thread -- good wag Mgt
Complete thread -- Here are some "oto-" words to select from SM
Complete thread -- out?
Complete thread -- listening again, could it be a cyst coming out dorsally.. Makes sense?
Complete thread -- AWESOME! THANX! ...
Complete thread -- (not I. I doubt if I could get it if it were louder.)
Complete thread -- Wag (stands for "wild-ass guess") "mastoid sinuses" ???
Complete thread -- can you catch the missing word? a small cyst coming___ dorsally
Complete thread -- Wags: opsoclonus, opisthotonus, both surely wrong. The "oto" syllables are prob correct.
Complete thread -- The [masterdash!] appear well aerated. ...
Complete thread -- thank you, poi
Complete thread -- I am...and if I wanted everyone to know where, I'd tell them. I love my job.
Complete thread -- (after all, we already have proof positive that UR doctor dude can't pronounce "muco-" lol
Complete thread -- Google the words sagittal coronal formations. you might see something that helps.
Complete thread -- Way To Go, poi!!! OP, go with poi if s/l is even a tad close!
Complete thread -- We don't even know for sure if ANYONE on this board is a "working MT."
Complete thread -- hmm, straining. Meaning Might be...SM
Complete thread -- Me too, but why would anyone want to hog our time on here? I mean, really. I worked
Complete thread -- could not hear wav but six views would be pretty standard.
Complete thread -- something compounds in the past??
Complete thread -- I could say I was new, too, and that would be a lie.
Complete thread -- Thanks, I guess
Complete thread -- optimization hints for new users of Word Bord are located in the "Rules" rectangle. Just
Complete thread -- mucoperiosteal?
Complete thread -- Welcome to Word Board, ffghed! SM
Complete thread -- I guess not.
Complete thread -- I think that's it. Thanks so much, fgjjgj.
Complete thread -- I guess "fast track" for a hospital isn't normally capped? It's been a while.
Complete thread -- mucosal thickening in your context is the only even remotely close solution I can imagine
Complete thread -- subacromial decompression, bursectomy is what i heard
Complete thread -- Mild [mcdowerful] thickening noted of the left sphenoid sinus. ...
Complete thread -- you are questioning most of the right words.
Complete thread -- actually, they admitted they were new.
Complete thread -- wow thnx! ...
Complete thread -- Fast speaker. Cannot understand blank. Thank you.
Complete thread -- mcdol must be "mucosal," I surmise.
Complete thread -- smoothing would prob be "sphenoid"
Complete thread -- air (space) opacification. Ok without adding the understood word. I would not add "space
Complete thread -- [Air pacification] is noted of both maxillary sinuses. [Smoothing] and ...
Complete thread -- She does not describe any s/l oto-clone-ie, no vertigo, no tinnitus, no pulsatile
Complete thread -- The sagittal [cor..? formations?]. ...
Complete thread -- And fgjjgj keeps playing right along with it.
Complete thread -- oops sorry! ...
Complete thread -- I know word "troll" is used here a lot, but c'mon! Pateller, Vycodin, Vioxx, etc, as s/l.
Complete thread -- try it. Thanx! ...
Complete thread -- Argh! I think I made it toooo hard. I think it's simply J curette!
Complete thread -- Doing an ethmoidectomy report, and the doc sounds like he using a Jake curette to
Complete thread -- seems entire page is filled with posts from f f g h e d not providing any s/l until
Complete thread -- how to make sense out of this? there is an existing FINDINGS previousl ...
Complete thread -- __ view of the cervical spine. Is that Six views or is it a type of view??
Complete thread -- and without having a s/l you expect what? was it mentioned anywhere else in the report?
Complete thread -- interval?
Complete thread -- IMPRESSION: No [___] change [since the] prior study. ...
Complete thread -- PT reported history of problems with breathing ______ in the past.
Complete thread -- [___] small bowel obstruction, intubated. cant hear a thing. ...
Complete thread -- second guessing, meaning? ...
Complete thread -- are you asking me why I typed that?
Complete thread -- thank you, I thought so, I appreciate it
Complete thread -- do you look anything up yourself? references? Stedman's Radiology is where you search view
Complete thread -- thanx, Oh man but i hear congestion what do I do? ...
Complete thread -- you are second guessing yourself way too much on a lot of these.
Complete thread -- its P15, some type of putty. I found it on google (p15 back surgery)
Complete thread -- Thanks! ...
Complete thread -- Distant second?
Complete thread -- pretty new- yeah LOUSY! think ill get there? ...
Complete thread -- yep
Complete thread -- That'd be ALT (liver enzymes)
Complete thread -- but, this med isn't for congestion?
Complete thread -- AP view
Complete thread -- p.r.n. congestion, total of 20?
Complete thread -- [ap, a view?] of the chest was ___ [DATE]. ...
Complete thread -- Are you new or are you testing?
Complete thread -- can you help me. Is the experimental product P15 or T15
Complete thread -- Yes, Thank you!
Complete thread -- How do i transcribe? punctuation and wording. Ultram 50 mg 1 q. ...
Complete thread -- Renal transplant
Complete thread -- his grip is equal and [strong] bilaterally ...
Complete thread -- agree, thanx! -up to u ...
Complete thread -- He has [beninatis] tenderness over bilateral maxillary sinus. ...
Complete thread -- do you have a s/l (sounds like) to provide us a clue??
Complete thread -- Sorry, posted prematurely. Please see message:
Complete thread -- Lab work punctuation correct? Thanks
Complete thread -- any drug questions I would look up on www.drugs.com just start typing in the search bar
Complete thread -- s/l distal
Complete thread -- G-O-O-G-L-E
Complete thread -- I would change to "an allergy to"
Complete thread -- HE HAS ALLERGIES TO [VIOXX] ...
Complete thread -- Try googling the words and phrases you question, even misspellings.
Complete thread -- Hey! i'll try it, man ur good ...
Complete thread -- is he giving an amount like 5, 7.5, or 10?
Complete thread -- He is on Vicodin ___ he is all done with that. ...
Complete thread -- organic?
Complete thread -- organic?
Complete thread -- lol - yep
Complete thread -- sorry, but i just can't get it. it is too short to be gallbladder.
Complete thread -- Giving someone the answer is not the only way to help.
Complete thread -- T.Y.!! ...
Complete thread -- ...patellar
Complete thread -- thanx. No really sounds like alini ...
Complete thread -- oops. 'yep'
Complete thread -- YE
Complete thread -- Will flag as well. He spelled that also out after the Pacna. Thanks
Complete thread -- L&I, labor and industries??
Complete thread -- T.Y.! ...
Complete thread -- He had [pateller tendinitis] that seemed to have resolved. ...
Complete thread -- LOL! I mean "hear."
Complete thread -- Ihave reposted a little bit louder
Complete thread -- Can you here army?
Complete thread -- maybe- alinite? ...
Complete thread -- tapering is right - and Vicodin.
Complete thread -- might be gallbladder again (as she says in the first instance)...??
Complete thread -- He was given a [tapering] dose of prednisone. It did not seem to help. ...
Complete thread -- can't quite get it. that voice is so 'soft'
Complete thread -- no clue on this one
Complete thread -- Yes, I hear gallbladder now, any guess on second blank??
Complete thread -- no
Complete thread -- can i go wrong to add it? ...
Complete thread -- 1. gallbladder
Complete thread -- He has history of back problems from an old [alini] injury. ...
Complete thread -- not if not dictated. if they dictated in 'clipped' sentences, i usually give it to them.
Complete thread -- check on pyridine?
Complete thread -- t.y.! ...
Complete thread -- two blanks, need help please
Complete thread -- True, and you can find this site randomly and land here not knowing
Complete thread -- complains of runny nose, sore throat, cough, congestion. [do I stick a ...
Complete thread -- I found the first. Must be Accupril.
Complete thread -- Medications spelled out: A-c-c-r-i-p-a-l and P-a-c-n-a. Any ideas?
Complete thread -- yep!
Complete thread -- Yep, that's it. Definitely.
Complete thread -- Increase vascularity is noted with hazziness [suggesting] pulmonary ed ...
Complete thread -- Thanx- shoots and fgjjgj! for your KIND help. ...
Complete thread -- incisional sounds right.
Complete thread -- I'm also seeing this as anti-Xa (factor X).
Complete thread -- yeah I agree, have no sounds, tried my luck thanx anyway. ...
Complete thread -- Hip replacement done in 2000 with long s/l incisional technique. Can't tell if it's
Complete thread -- I'd just send it in with the blank since we can't listen to your sound file. all is good.
Complete thread -- I agree, Shoots. Someone is new and they are asking for help. We were new once!
Complete thread -- heparin is sometimes called anti-10a ?
Complete thread -- The first rule is be respectful.
Complete thread -- ...
Complete thread -- Thanx. missing 1 med. after vancomycin [___]. ...
Complete thread -- w/o a sound-like (s/l) and context, we can't help you. Read the rules for posters.
Complete thread -- what does the blank sound like?
Complete thread -- Trolls!
Complete thread -- ...
Complete thread -- Are you for real
Complete thread -- Got it. AE folds. Thanks.
Complete thread -- Calcified lymph node [___] left hilar region, unchanged. ...
Complete thread -- s/l "A-folds", arytenoids normal.
Complete thread -- Klippel-Feil?
Complete thread -- s/l anti-ten'-ay
Complete thread -- MRI reveals a s/l "cliopfile" at...
Complete thread -- Oh my, that was so clear. NOt sure what happened to my ears!
Complete thread -- Thank you very much!
Complete thread -- see message - is how I'd punctuate. it all makes sense what you had []
Complete thread -- Richardson retractors were used to visualize the pelvis organs. (sm)
Complete thread -- ...
Complete thread -- It would be nice if you would thank people for their help on your previous MULTIPLE
Complete thread -- YES! THANK YOU!! ...
Complete thread -- ...
Complete thread -- interestingly, the patient grew staph aureus from the incision and dra ...
Complete thread -- Creon 10 six per meal and four per snack, putting her at 13 to 92?? u ...
Complete thread -- looks like fgjjgj has answered a bunch of your questions - maybe you could acknowledge?
Complete thread -- couple of ?s
Complete thread -- maybe like Raggedy Ann - her legs are all floppy?
Complete thread -- what might these blanks sound like?
Complete thread -- thanks so much
Complete thread -- HEENT: He has ___ tenderness over bilateral maxillary sinus. ___ press ...
Complete thread -- ostia were noted (2 of them)
Complete thread -- ostia (the tubal ostia)
Complete thread -- bilateral [osteo?] was noted and hysteroscope was removed ...
Complete thread -- questioning raggedy giveaway manner? what does raggedy mean over here?
Complete thread -- Oops, I guess that's *stack* splint.
Complete thread -- Ah, stacked splint to hold the finger in extension... Thanks for your help, it helped
Complete thread -- shoots- brilliant! ...
Complete thread -- 5 o'clock position
Complete thread -- cervical polyp was noted at the [5 o'clock precisions] and polyp was t ...
Complete thread -- stacked splint holding finger in extension?
Complete thread -- Sternal?
Complete thread -- cardiomegaly is noted. [Starting?] sutures are present. ...
Complete thread -- Pt is going to be placed in a *stacked splinter holder finger* in extension.
Complete thread -- serially
Complete thread -- cervical canal was then [seerly?] dilated with cervical dilator ...
Complete thread -- Pipelle
Complete thread -- ALSO, A 3 MM [SOUNDS LIKE 'PIPAL'] WAS ALSO USED FOR ENDO BIOPSY ...
Complete thread -- ? ...
Complete thread -- Sound like, wav or mp3?
Complete thread -- Endometrial tissue was sent to pathology. Also, a 3 mm __ was also use ...
Complete thread -- Wow, not enough coffee for me. Thank you. ...
Complete thread -- thin?
Complete thread -- he stumbles and says "blood gases."
Complete thread -- stumbling over blood gases
Complete thread -- Incidents versus incidence
Complete thread -- I have a doc that likes "incidences" so much he spells it every time so we won't change it
Complete thread -- recurrent right-sided pneumothoraces secondary to endometriosis.
Complete thread -- they checked blood gas ___ to rule out hypercarbia
Complete thread -- By definition, they all pretty much mean the same thing (an occurrence).
Complete thread -- Agree w/shoots that it is "2-point" - can't really document but it sounds very familiar.
Complete thread -- Normal range of ANA titers
Complete thread -- THANKS ALL - VERY APPRECIATIVE !!
Complete thread -- Yes, I can hear that now. Thanks so much!
Complete thread -- Incidences? Please see inside:
Complete thread -- Yeah, that makes more sense. Thanks.
Complete thread -- I guess it could be 2-point
Complete thread -- Titers are sometimes expressed by the denominator only, for example 1:256 is written 256.
Complete thread -- Wild guess...in situ?
Complete thread -- Can you by any chance make out Kelly? I can't think of anything
Complete thread -- 6:40 is how titer is written
Complete thread -- titer
Complete thread -- s/l "tee-chur"
Complete thread -- Thx ...
Complete thread -- Pathology revealed *in-pec-tee* melanoma (lentigo maligna). She says it very
Complete thread -- between two *point* clamps and incised with Metzenbaum
Complete thread -- thank you. :)
Complete thread -- stools when prompted (when asked or encouraged to respond). It did not appear...
Complete thread -- noted that he had one or possibly two episodes of bloody stools. When ...
Complete thread -- That's what I heard too. Could be describing a lip of skin (not the lip itself)
Complete thread -- thats what I heard. maybe upper lip, and she calls it skin lip?
Complete thread -- skin lip??
Complete thread -- Oh my gosh........definitely Alzheimer's Can't believe I didn't hear that. Now so clear.
Complete thread -- (it's ampulla). Sorry.
Complete thread -- left upper skin lip
Complete thread -- We'll call it even. :)
Complete thread -- thanks so much
Complete thread -- wav posted. She has several smaller actinic lesions on her left ____, but...
Complete thread -- ampula of Vater?
Complete thread -- s/l...an-tool-vad-ar...sm
Complete thread -- and shoots wins by 2 seconds!!
Complete thread -- Alzheimer('s)?
Complete thread -- Alzheimer's?
Complete thread -- thanks
Complete thread -- YW!
Complete thread -- Vascular s/l athamus dementia
Complete thread -- : ) Again, thanks for trying.
Complete thread -- Hmm, this could be it. I don't hear it as clearly as I'd like, though, to be
Complete thread -- Yeah, this should be anti-DNase B anyway...
Complete thread -- Thanks for suggestion, but on relistening she's saying DNS. I'll flag. She also
Complete thread -- anti-DNase?
Complete thread -- thanks
Complete thread -- thanks
Complete thread -- This may be way off, but what about anti-TNF?
Complete thread -- thanks
Complete thread -- 8 replies and counting and no sign of OP, unless it's same person posting a new MP3 above.
Complete thread -- Anti-*DNS* is less than 1.10. Can't document as such. Please sm for
Complete thread -- agree
Complete thread -- I hear it, but I don't know what he is saying. Sorry.
Complete thread -- Sounds like he is talking to a coworker
Complete thread -- for neck I hear 'no gross nodes'
Complete thread -- and bowel inflammation. This is ______. Chest x-ray no infiltrates. UA shows keton
Complete thread -- Oh that sounds like it!
Complete thread -- Chest: Chest moves symmetrical?
Complete thread -- Chest showed symmetrical bilateral air entry ?
Complete thread -- Chest was symmetrical. "Bilateral air entry was Cardiovascular: S1, S2"
Complete thread -- posted again
Complete thread -- Cardiovascular: S1, S2...
Complete thread -- Instead of heart for heading, I hear Cardiovascular: S1, S2.
Complete thread -- thank you!
Complete thread -- Sorry don't hear anything.
Complete thread -- For the neck, I hear no obvious "?growths?" or something like that
Complete thread -- ESL? might be trying to say "an abundance of..." or maybe "there is redundancy with..."?
Complete thread -- abundance of muscle spasm would make sense.
Complete thread -- a few ?s
Complete thread -- hypertension, depression, anxiety, and rheumatoid arthritis with ______
Complete thread -- ...
Complete thread -- And thank you!
Complete thread -- I flagged.
Complete thread -- Per the restaurant site it is Eat'n Park
Complete thread -- With Adderall, it's gotta be ADD or ADHD, but it's a hard call when they misspeak-- flag?
Complete thread -- Eat'n Park or Eat 'n Park?? Looking at Google, I can't figure out where to put apost
Complete thread -- oh - and 60K means 60,000
Complete thread -- yes, it refers to the number of colonies or colony-forming units... something like that.
Complete thread -- There is *abundance* with muscle spasm.
Complete thread -- Doctor lists the patient's medications.
Complete thread -- Dr. dictates, E. coli 60k sensitive to Cipro. What is 60k? Am I hearing that right?
Complete thread -- Thanks!
Complete thread -- I was pointing out the last part of how she typed it with an "ian" and s/b caesarean.
Complete thread -- instability?
Complete thread -- thank you for letting us know you found it! I'll remember you as a polite OP.
Complete thread -- That looks right. Thanks!
Complete thread -- found it - Revatio
Complete thread -- Impingement signs are positive. Biceps provocative maneuvers are nega ...
Complete thread -- Could be something as simple as "sans"
Complete thread -- Exact phrasing of sentence might help ~ thanks
Complete thread -- thanks but I'm hearing "ovatio" or "orovatia"
Complete thread -- coxa profunda?
Complete thread -- Orvaten is the brand of midodrine. Trying the generic instead.
Complete thread -- oral Zetia?
Complete thread -- medication help
Complete thread -- Hip pain, x-ray showing s/l coccyperfonia
Complete thread -- endorectal ultrasound - sounds like "signs" criteria for endorectal cancer - nm
Complete thread -- I ended up flagging. Thank you.
Complete thread -- thanks
Complete thread -- s/l proscribe - which would fit, probably, but usage here is a bit odd
Complete thread -- Sorry wasn't finished... maybe the MD stuttered or mispronounced, if unsure flag it
Complete thread -- The only thing I can think of and my first reaction was vasovagal as you stated (maybe MD
Complete thread -- postpone?
Complete thread -- She is also advised to _____ driving for now
Complete thread -- Hope I don't get blasted for this.
Complete thread -- cylinder something axis (i googled cylinder axis)
Complete thread -- Ophthalmology question:
Complete thread -- thanks all
Complete thread -- I hear WHC? Could it be a clinic's initials (ex Women's Health Clinic/Care)
Complete thread -- and the sono was perhaps done at the "Women's Health Center" (WHC) or something like that.
Complete thread -- I hear "jail" also - I would suspect the lady was incarcerated.
Complete thread -- 15-week _____ ultrasound and a confirmatory 31-week _____ sono for
Complete thread -- thanks
Complete thread -- this might be our resident Canadian asking, and it'd be spelled right for her.
Complete thread -- NM, moving on.
Complete thread -- Sessile polyp at splenic flexure was *hyphenated* and removed.
Complete thread -- ...
Complete thread -- check your spelling of caesarean section
Complete thread -- gender?
Complete thread -- vaginal? what is WHZ?
Complete thread -- Thank you!
Complete thread -- days by 15-week *jail* ultrasound and a confirmatory
Complete thread -- He has posttussive vomiting at night
Complete thread -- got it, sclerotic
Complete thread -- s/l squotic focus....
Complete thread -- Pediatric note help, please.
Complete thread -- There is a cardiac catheter named Hanafee???
Complete thread -- crystalline?
Complete thread -- ** heng field ** catheter in the right chest.
Complete thread -- Thanks a lot. ...
Complete thread -- all-inside technique
Complete thread -- Using the Smith & Nephew 360 FasT-Fix suture, two sutures were placed ...
Complete thread -- Thank you, Elfie!
Complete thread -- A gentleman at BJ's....
Complete thread -- a "dominic bejays", what could that word be???? Is that someone who she knows or a
Complete thread -- s/l cris-tuh-lig TIA!
Complete thread -- okay thanks for that!, now adminit or ad noment for Novartis.
Complete thread -- Novartis...
Complete thread -- she is s/l adminit or admenet for novardis
Complete thread -- I don't hear anything close to that - thanks though
Complete thread -- ADVAIR DISKUS, ADVAIR HFA ...
Complete thread -- Xopenex HFA p.r.n., Claritin 10 mg daily, Exforge, clonidine, ___________.
Complete thread -- bronchoalveolar?
Complete thread -- Pulmonology
Complete thread -- It shouldn't be capped though
Complete thread -- thanks. it is Cryptococcal meningitis. ...
Complete thread -- I agree, clean dry and intact. Yes, an incision was required not just to evac all pus,
Complete thread -- reminder: "s" & "f" R easily confused, esp if voice file recording = sub-optimum quality.
Complete thread -- doesn't really s/l crypto but agree __coccal meningitis, toxoplasmosis
Complete thread -- or cryptococcal meningitis
Complete thread -- i think it is, "history of AIDS, Streptococcal meningitis, toxopla ...
Complete thread -- i m hearing "AIDS with coco meningitis" ...
Complete thread -- The op even has "clean, dry, and intact" in the preceding text!
Complete thread -- Ahh, how about "clean, dry, and intact"? Very common phrase. Maybe there was a
Complete thread -- hmmm,....AIDS, complicated by meningitis, and gradually developed???? (I am going deaf.)
Complete thread -- I want to believe it is an acronym for "something, dry, (and) intact."(jest a WAG)
Complete thread -- This is a 21-year-old male with a history of AIDS, _____ of his CNS an ...
Complete thread -- as did I until I looked up cardiac manifestations of
Complete thread -- but, but...billybob, what would that be?
Complete thread -- sounds more like CDI to me.
Complete thread -- Yep, CEI. I have NO idea.
Complete thread -- Yes, I posted a wav just now. Thankyou for trying.
Complete thread -- no idea...got a sound file?
Complete thread -- CEI warm and well perfused-what is CEI????
Complete thread -- doubt on a cardio exam
Complete thread -- thank you fgjjgj
Complete thread -- he is either saying 'aytopic' or 'ectopic' - but it is atopic.
Complete thread -- I agree postural makes more sense than pustule.
Complete thread -- Thank you.
Complete thread -- can you listen in to the wav and give your opinion?
Complete thread -- Maybe atopic-type (atopic meaning allergic)
Complete thread -- s/l ectoptic-type reaction, I never heard of ectoptic used like that
Complete thread -- He might mean floor of the maxillary sinus but I'd go with what he's saying.
Complete thread -- Makes sense to me - can only play games in bed like puzzles, word games, cards, video game
Complete thread -- I'm desperate. :)
Complete thread -- Dx: Deviated septum with large spur. Am I hearing correctly as 'maxilla' where the
Complete thread -- Postural
Complete thread -- parenteral nutrition associated liver disease = PNALD (?)
Complete thread -- s/l Pus-tur-al
Complete thread -- He will completely be s/l play at rest. (See inside for context).
Complete thread -- No, but thanks anyway. She is either saying TNALD or PNALD ...
Complete thread -- developS fevers
Complete thread -- should this degenerate
Complete thread -- The patient was told to return to the emergency room so this _____or if the patient
Complete thread -- eh, I'd probably give it to her as dictated.
Complete thread -- thanks, elfie. Sounds pretty clear "fluff", but I am new at plastic surgery too so....
Complete thread -- PND or orthopnea?
Complete thread -- Cardio review of systems is negative for chest pain, s/l PNALD or orth ...
Complete thread -- maybe slough? (But I have no experience with plastic surgery)
Complete thread -- appears to have some s/l fluff. Would that make sense?
Complete thread -- Thank you.
Complete thread -- her right breast ___(is not in?) symmetry
Complete thread -- splenic sequestration
Complete thread -- Pediatric Hematology terminology
Complete thread -- It is hypertension, thx. As for her dictating grade 2 diastolic functi ...
Complete thread -- Thanx, that sounds right (although Doctor did not get it right!). ...
Complete thread -- I thought I heard that, thank you!
Complete thread -- whooshing ? did find hits on "whooshing tinnitus" as a description
Complete thread -- Her symptoms get worse when she moves her head or when she is in a mot ...
Complete thread -- known?
Complete thread -- me too - I can go a half-hour north or a half-hour south to nearest ER - but big cities
Complete thread -- In view of his (??????) cirrhosis, a booking is being made for further endoscopic sur
Complete thread -- relisten and see if he says grade 2 diastolic DYSfunction too.
Complete thread -- But to go to multiple? We have 1 ER in town, I'd have to drive all over to hit multiple..
Complete thread -- pulmonary hypertension (could also be regurgitation)
Complete thread -- yes, that's it! thank you!
Complete thread -- Her echocardiogram, as previously dictated, showed normal LV systolic ...
Complete thread -- I like yours better!
Complete thread -- ...
Complete thread -- I would, but he said associated (you have assisted)
Complete thread -- first ER sent her home with Motrin, e.g.; goes to another, eventually gets x-ray, cast
Complete thread -- WAV posted, help with hwo to write what he is saying
Complete thread -- Goes to one ER, doesn't get desired dx, help, meds, so tries another, etc.
Complete thread -- guess also - corticotropin, thyroid and growth hormone....
Complete thread -- interesting enough, he dictates another patient who was also seen by "multiple emergency r
Complete thread -- yep, multiple. how many times did she get the cast/sling, whatever. makes NO sense to me
Complete thread -- YES! Thank you so much!!
Complete thread -- Yeah, I hear multiple, too.
Complete thread -- MAG3 ?
Complete thread -- How about "thyronine"
Complete thread -- she was seen in ___ emergency rooms
Complete thread -- S/l rag-through renal scan??
Complete thread -- maybe oligo-(something) like oligonucleotides, targeted to nucleic acid encoding growth
Complete thread -- Thanks -never heard of PIH before. Love learning something new on this board!
Complete thread -- s/l colligohormone thyroid and growth hormone, and they all were normal.
Complete thread -- probably the name of an ER. doubt multiple...sounds like a child.
Complete thread -- found this:
Complete thread -- multiple emergency rooms? or is he trying to say a name of an ER?
Complete thread -- pregnancy-induced hypertensin panel (PIH)??
Complete thread -- thank you! I've not heard of that before!
Complete thread -- Marquette Manor?
Complete thread -- empty sella?
Complete thread -- sounds like the pt is getting physical therapy in a nursing home?
Complete thread -- patient @ high-risk clinic for monitoring of pregnancy. Baseline 24-h ...
Complete thread -- hypogonadism (sm)
Complete thread -- thyroid is what i heard too, and it makes perfect sense to me.
Complete thread -- later he says Markep Manor. i don't know if that gives anyone a clue as to what he can
Complete thread -- thanks
Complete thread -- yeah, thought that too but didn't think was correct... i see Titer below. Maybe that is
Complete thread -- thanks
Complete thread -- I hear "thyroid"
Complete thread -- day. _____ and TSH will be checked. Cortisol will be checked also.
Complete thread -- She has a right homonymous hemianopia
Complete thread -- patient in indiana. she is at s/l markhead getting physical therpay.
Complete thread -- will try that
Complete thread -- (TPO) titer?
Complete thread -- she has a ______
Complete thread -- thanks
Complete thread -- T4?
Complete thread -- might could be that high if she is in heart failure?
Complete thread -- preazotemia? pre-azotemia
Complete thread -- Fluid restrictions, 1000 mL per day. *tyler* and TSH will be checked. Cortisol will
Complete thread -- s/l preazothemia treatment secondary to heart failure
Complete thread -- B N P s/l 2 8 9 6
Complete thread -- flagging
Complete thread -- ?
Complete thread -- mp3 doesnt match
Complete thread -- Elderly, pleasant female with oxygen _____ while sitting in the bed, Heart: S1, S2,
Complete thread -- thanks
Complete thread -- Negative for _____ for nephrolithiasis.... disturbances, hypothyroidism, hypo_____.
Complete thread -- the real symbol for micro, 'mu' (µ), is not always doable, so we use mc, but never u.
Complete thread -- thanks
Complete thread -- No way. Shoots has it right.
Complete thread -- OP may have moved on, but I enjoyed your explanation, especially your imagery.
Complete thread -- I hear "interval" rather than "renal"for the 3rd word in what shoots transcribes above.
Complete thread -- I agree with "dialysis" in that position in sentence.
Complete thread -- liters would be 2 to 2.5 L (not 1/2)
Complete thread -- There are no reactions to medications, et cetera.
Complete thread -- Need clarification. The ISMP list says ug is a dangerous abbreviation, not uL.
Complete thread -- Thanks, but I can't hear that. I flagged it.
Complete thread -- No urinary symptoms of polyuria, nocturia, dysuria or?
Complete thread -- this is what I hear - not family history. Other differences too
Complete thread -- There are no reactions to.....
Complete thread -- nothing after rash. (he said period) medications, etc.
Complete thread -- Her prior renal history is almost negative without any history of
Complete thread -- I agree with Mgt. This is nothing like what you have typed.
Complete thread -- I can hear your clip, but I hear quite a few differences from what is transcribed.
Complete thread -- a few questions
Complete thread -- before listening, I'd guess hypopituitarism.
Complete thread -- 2 ?s
Complete thread -- that could be. Odd, tho, is the plural "these." What is antecedent?
Complete thread -- ty
Complete thread -- Google likes it - see link
Complete thread -- might be it - found islandization , but would love to hear to hear that someone KNOWS that
Complete thread -- thanks, bb
Complete thread -- could it be islandizing (tho I can't document that, either)
Complete thread -- yes, to palp, sulcus is not a river within its banks, crisply defined, but a flooded river
Complete thread -- cramps or passing out
Complete thread -- cleft repair - s/l iondizing ? Can't document
Complete thread -- No change in mental status, _____
Complete thread -- (dagnabbit!) per microL (for clarity), eg mcL, or per lambda
Complete thread -- I never hear units for WBCs & platelets, but my research suggests it is mcL not L, so I'd
Complete thread -- electrolyte
Complete thread -- nephrolithiasis, dialysis, or ________ disturbances.
Complete thread -- oops, should be per micro mL, or per lambda (equivalent volume measure.)
Complete thread -- lower case k is a docism for kilo, 1 thousand. so 349,000/micromilimeter, aka lambda. Will
Complete thread -- Thanks, Elfie. I thought u was only dangerous alone for microgram.
Complete thread -- NM, moving on.
Complete thread -- Thanks so much. I was too far off in my searches to come up with that!
Complete thread -- Followup to clarification
Complete thread -- Even if dictated, it would not be "uL" but "mcL" - 'u' is an error for a greek mu.
Complete thread -- K is thousand per liter.
Complete thread -- Sandoz only (maker of the drug)
Complete thread -- wav file. This is a psychiatric report and they really give no history.
Complete thread -- On prostate exam, sulci *are blurred.* Will continue surveillance.
Complete thread -- Thanks. I'm going to flag it.
Complete thread -- I'm not sure either, but could it be "another"?
Complete thread -- Not IMO it doesn't.
Complete thread -- Is it possible it is K/uL instead of k/l?
Complete thread -- Does inner graft fusion make sense?
Complete thread -- Thanks, but can you guide me with a few steps. I do not know how to do this. Thanks
Complete thread -- Clarification of dictation
Complete thread -- ahh....you are right:)
Complete thread -- mass?
Complete thread -- no prior reports
Complete thread -- thanks for your thoughts...I will think about that.
Complete thread -- or any kind of colon resection?
Complete thread -- s/l kidney mast??
Complete thread -- has she had previous Roux-en-Y where shhe would have an anastomosis?
Complete thread -- Cavernous?
Complete thread -- you need to re-record the sound file into a .wav then upload it here.
Complete thread -- i think it has to do with osmotic with the bowels, but cant think of the word?
Complete thread -- Pt had an avulsion fracture at base of distal phalanx of thumb...
Complete thread -- harsh?
Complete thread -- could it be nitroglycerin patch or tab as needed? Pt can use either?
Complete thread -- His temporal artery pulses are palpable bilaterally; his carotid artery pulses are pa
Complete thread -- Anastomotic?
Complete thread -- Thanks
Complete thread -- thanks
Complete thread -- s/l anesomotic?? problem
Complete thread -- correct
Complete thread -- How to create a wav
Complete thread -- thanks
Complete thread -- Does anyone know how to abbreviate "Kg per sq meter"
Complete thread -- sensory something, can't quite catch it, but it is lead III (ekg leads are roman)
Complete thread -- EKG showed a _____ Q wave in lead 3 and aVF. Current laboratory evaluation shows
Complete thread -- Does pt have pain? Perhaps Lortab(s) as needed?
Complete thread -- since it is "re-incised" maybe the word or a synonym is mentioned earlier?
Complete thread -- Medications include Flovent, Xopenex, Cardizem, carvedilol, Crestor, Plavix,
Complete thread -- I'll listen again. Thank you for your help today. nm
Complete thread -- more info
Complete thread -- I think the ** part is OK - just saying it is OK in every way, i.e. it's "all good"
Complete thread -- could "a fiberix" be arthritis?
Complete thread -- what body part is this?
Complete thread -- and re incised the *urbonous* portion. After an appropriat
Complete thread -- foot pain
Complete thread -- thanks very much.
Complete thread -- Good work!
Complete thread -- Finally found: Visualase
Complete thread -- stereotactic - brain lesion - s/l visualace (sheath and bolt)
Complete thread -- aneurysmectomy seems okay.
Complete thread -- aneurysm removal
Complete thread -- s/l ann neurectomy (not neurectomy)? Sm please
Complete thread -- Yes, thank you. And you astutely noticed my mistake. I now changed that.
Complete thread -- ? split-thickness - Last sentence needs the "is" removed.
Complete thread -- s/l "spithisa" skin graft
Complete thread -- thanks margaret
Complete thread -- super, that is what the patient has. Thanks.
Complete thread -- unmeasurable is in 17 dictionaries at onelook above.
Complete thread -- Wait, I tried to post a link but couldn't. However, naltrexone is also
Complete thread -- will flag
Complete thread -- No, not unless I was 100% sure as it could compromise patient safety.
Complete thread -- I didn't get to listen to your wav before it was posted over, but
Complete thread -- would you type naltraxone for a patient who has no history of drug abusse
Complete thread -- no. You need "unmeasurable," unable to be measured. Word=certainly in wide use.
Complete thread -- thank you
Complete thread -- thank you,
Complete thread -- it makes good sense; T3 (T3=the active form. TSH rises to flog if T3 level=insufficient
Complete thread -- check for omitted word "diabetes," nephrogenic diabetes insipidus
Complete thread -- Thank you
Complete thread -- Thank you
Complete thread -- no word in microsoft word, but google finds it so will leave it as is
Complete thread -- transient hypo- or...
Complete thread -- being on lithium can cause ___(6:37) trany and hypo or hyperthyroidism
Complete thread -- I tried, but did not get anywhere close.
Complete thread -- thanks again, billybob. She clearly says unmeasurable, but there is no such word...
Complete thread -- no, it's never immeasurable (too much to measure), it's too little.
Complete thread -- thank you, billybob... So I would switch unmeasurable to immeasurable
Complete thread -- BRCA gene
Complete thread -- T4 is undetectable.
Complete thread -- patient tested for s/l thebragagen or thibrakijin, when it was positive had mastectom
Complete thread -- can you help me, I uploaded WAV and here is pmh and medications
Complete thread -- what do you mean, not the meaning here?
Complete thread -- maybe Naltrexone, but see if it fits context.
Complete thread -- naltrexone?
Complete thread -- "immeasurable" is to big to be measured, not the meaning here.
Complete thread -- medication s /L maltraxone
Complete thread -- one more endocrinology question
Complete thread -- does anyone know endocrinology well enough to tell me if this makes sense?
Complete thread -- He says he is taking a generic medication for Diovan hydrochlorothiazide combination
Complete thread -- thank you!
Complete thread -- fungus in the middle of his toenail
Complete thread -- fungus at the ___ of his toenail
Complete thread -- Thanks ...
Complete thread -- VATS, hemothoraces.
Complete thread -- Procedure: Bronchoscopy, right vats, evacuation of pleural-based ____ ...
Complete thread -- Thanks ...
Complete thread -- thank you oasis
Complete thread -- Necrosis, left heel.
Complete thread -- Preoperative Diagnosis: *Necrotizing* left heel. ...
Complete thread -- Neurology - another one (sorry) .wav sent
Complete thread -- Thanks... I was thinking it could be right, but I just wasn't sure.
Complete thread -- yes, means encouragement or "power of suggestion."
Complete thread -- Neurology - s/l he's saying "suggestion" - does that make sense? (.wav sent)
Complete thread -- Thanks. ...
Complete thread -- (both in the) first in the... (cuts off too soon though)
Complete thread -- The patient was prepped and draped in the dorsal lithotomy position __ ...
Complete thread -- almost makes my blood boil!
Complete thread -- Temp is 98 degrees centrigrade (wow, that's what I call a fever!)
Complete thread -- got it! V-Loc
Complete thread -- no, but thanks, long ee sound "ee lock in a standard fashion" (not locking)
Complete thread -- suture of 0 in locking standard fashion?
Complete thread -- Vaginal cuff closed with running suture of zero s/l e-lock in standard fashion.
Complete thread -- I'd listen for Zovirax
Complete thread -- I'd listen for Zovirax
Complete thread -- enthesopathic?
Complete thread -- immunosuppressed status?
Complete thread -- ortho help
Complete thread -- s/l immunisprest or immunis pressed status- patient has HIV
Complete thread -- Yes, thank you poi!
Complete thread -- Thanks, SM! ...
Complete thread -- I'm seeing Virex - but in another language ... ??? (sm)
Complete thread -- virex ointment
Complete thread -- oh, duh, okay , sorry, thank you!
Complete thread -- just realized, must mean a treadmill stress test, a TST.
Complete thread -- Thanks!!
Complete thread -- she is referring to the colonoscopy.
Complete thread -- ECMO
Complete thread -- admitted with chest pain and underwent s/l ATST and a 2-D echo. sm
Complete thread -- I hear that too but there is no latter in what she is talkinga bout
Complete thread -- thanx ...
Complete thread -- latter?
Complete thread -- The (????) is to be performed because of some PR bleeding
Complete thread -- congenital diaphragmatic hernia requiring (s/l) *ek-mo* support...sm
Complete thread -- indolent ?
Complete thread -- The anterior dorsal ulceration is approximately the same size and has ...
Complete thread -- God Only Really Knows
Complete thread -- s/l GORK?
Complete thread -- Can't hear that. Thanks for trying. I'm going to flag.
Complete thread -- maybe Broca's?
Complete thread -- No, but thanks for trying.
Complete thread -- contrast?
Complete thread -- CT of brain. Patient after AVM embolization with seizures after surgery.
Complete thread -- CT of what?
Complete thread -- recalibrate?
Complete thread -- okay, thanks.
Complete thread -- after we spend some time to s/l reculibrate
Complete thread -- I would leave as is. Is poorly saying she doesn't smoke now and never has.
Complete thread -- several?
Complete thread -- s/l gluecass
Complete thread -- during this office visit targeting
Complete thread -- no pain with s/l tebral push-ups
Complete thread -- Is that redundant, about her smoking or can I leave it as is?
Complete thread -- General function: He was observed performing several sit ups _____ obl ...
Complete thread -- Yes! Thank you!
Complete thread -- Dr. Belli and Dr. Kanoff ?
Complete thread -- Looking for pulmonologists (evidently) in Millville, NJ area. Dr. Bal eye, Dr. Cain
Complete thread -- It has to be.. thanks! ...
Complete thread -- general?
Complete thread -- s/l Gentle?? CARDIAC HISTORY: NAME is an almost 9-year-old who has ...
Complete thread -- stool lactoferrin and calprotectin
Complete thread -- well as stool for C. diff and _______ as well as an IBD
Complete thread -- thanks
Complete thread -- n.p.o. for clear liquids 3 hours before the procedure (first blank is cut off)
Complete thread -- My Stedman's Ortho has Steida.
Complete thread -- couple of questions
Complete thread -- Stieda's process
Complete thread -- There is a fairly prominent posterior s/l stee-A-tus process on the talus.
Complete thread -- Thanks, I saw this! Will look into that. : )
Complete thread -- Well, I gave a very bad s/l! Funny how you can go back after 15 minutes
Complete thread -- tibial tower reamers found on line?
Complete thread -- sorry posted in wrong place, this is for post below
Complete thread -- found tibial tower reamers on-line?
Complete thread -- Thanks for your time! I'm going to have to flag as can't hear that.
Complete thread -- wow! i wasn't even close
Complete thread -- Thanks, but can't get that. S/l power or tower. Will flag.
Complete thread -- Ty much! Will do!
Complete thread -- Yes, this could be it. But this doc speaks in such a clipped voice at times that
Complete thread -- Well, go figure. I guess I'm more used to his voice after 15 minutes of
Complete thread -- found a "precompression jig" in Stedman's - did not research it, tho'
Complete thread -- ...and this was secured using the patellar *commission* jig. Please
Complete thread -- Guessing ~ retinaculum?
Complete thread -- I would use a lot fewer commas.
Complete thread -- awl?
Complete thread -- temporary?
Complete thread -- Thanks for suggestion! I'll go back for another listen.
Complete thread -- This was then reamed using a reaming *power* into the proximal tibial canal.
Complete thread -- not sure, template?
Complete thread -- Knee replacement. Two *temperate* pins were placed with the F measuring guide.
Complete thread -- Cutting block guide was used to measure the *glih-ti-noid* in extension. Please
Complete thread -- absolutely! TY Never heard them described as "fresh". Trying to figure out what French
Complete thread -- Need some serious comma suggestions. See inside, please.
Complete thread -- Fresh x-rays?
Complete thread -- Wav posted. ___ done today, which showed that the components are in excellent
Complete thread -- ty
Complete thread -- Groshong
Complete thread -- Pat with AML with some kind of catheter
Complete thread -- Pending _____ level two and discharge and disposition planning back to the nursing ho
Complete thread -- thanks gold
Complete thread -- with rupture of implants?
Complete thread -- Includes cardiac ablation for SVT, history of breast implants in 1983 with __________
Complete thread -- lol, I kept hearing dysphagia. Thanks MT50
Complete thread -- Has lived in Southeast Asia, LA,
Complete thread -- mp3 posted
Complete thread -- calcified?
Complete thread -- thanks
Complete thread -- was copiously irrigated and
Complete thread -- The pelvic cavity _____ was irrigated and systematically inspected.
Complete thread -- ? head
Complete thread -- duct mass?
Complete thread -- s/l hip or hit mass??
Complete thread -- LOL! I could not figure out what "docism" meant...doc speak, okay!
Complete thread -- a CT scan revealed a pancreatic s/l hip mass with biliary dilatation and multiple
Complete thread -- probable "docism"
Complete thread -- Sounds like a variant of chronicity, but "chronicified" is not a word.
Complete thread -- CT scan brain shows a right subdural collection. It is unlikely that ...
Complete thread -- NM...FLAIR
Complete thread -- MRI brain s/l floor images TIA!
Complete thread -- Generess?
Complete thread -- found it.. it was Generess.
Complete thread -- med help...pt with menometrorrhagia, heavy and frequent bleeding.
Complete thread -- maybe stumbling over word, but albuterol is usually taken as a spray
Complete thread -- ? aliquots
Complete thread -- s/l asprats
Complete thread -- LOL, cute. A slight touch of gallows humor there, methinks.
Complete thread -- Buddy Castle's "Good night, my baby, good night to you"
Complete thread -- Breslow thickness? Check it out though because I am unfamiliar with the term.
Complete thread -- stupid song fr rebel roast @ OSU.~1970. Tune = B'way musical of the era.
Complete thread -- (Okay, well, fie on him, then! LOL! :-)
Complete thread -- He did not give any other labs other than GBS positive.
Complete thread -- Pathology noted a typical 100% positive spindle cell proliferation and ...
Complete thread -- ...
Complete thread -- obesity...
Complete thread -- INDICATION/CLINICAL PROFILE: A 51-year-old male with cardiac risk f ...
Complete thread -- NECC stands for New England Compounding Center
Complete thread -- The 2 fungi implicated are Aspergillus fumigatus and Exserohilum rostratum.
Complete thread -- (not a question) FDA advisory re mgmt epidemic NECC drug-borne fungal infections
Complete thread -- In the future (just a suggestion), it might help your helpers if you would recite ALL the
Complete thread -- thank you for confirmation of the correct drug name! :-)
Complete thread -- Mgt's WAG: DMS = diagnostic medical sonography. 95 = ???0.95 cm post nuchal skin fold
Complete thread -- Thanks Margaret
Complete thread -- thanks hmm, I hear that now.
Complete thread -- Tiazac, I think. Check to see if it fits.
Complete thread -- (sure sounds like "thiazide" to me, I infer either chlorthiazide or hydrochlorthiazide,
Complete thread -- Pregnancy labs. s/l DMS was 95. What is DMS?
Complete thread -- TIA for the gospel according to your QA. We all benefit from "continuing MT education"
Complete thread -- posted mp3
Complete thread -- Thanks, poi. Your suggestion makes more sense.
Complete thread -- medication sounds like i-o-zak
Complete thread -- this would be done to better visualize the hip joints in a single view.
Complete thread -- flagged it- I wonder if it was low-centered? I will return tomorrow with QA -thank you!!!
Complete thread -- low-centered? (centering the x-ray beam low in the pelvis?)
Complete thread -- (No idea. Is Orthopod evaluating pg female's pelvis 4 prognosis 4 vag delivery?
Complete thread -- (link to one source for the STIR info above....)
Complete thread -- (sorry for "send" mis-hit)but I believe I can docu it....SM
Complete thread -- (I cannot understand/explain acronym "STIR,"
Complete thread -- blades? s/l "um..blades and electrocautery" maybe
Complete thread -- Thanks. ...
Complete thread -- (I certainly did NOT hear "blunt dissection" for the blank, but that would be one logical
Complete thread -- The patient’s arm was then prepped and draped in the usual standard fa ...
Complete thread -- Procedure: Excision and re-closure of right forearm scar. ...
Complete thread -- little more info? "This" what? was done... where in body?
Complete thread -- X-rays - s/l low-set AP pelvis? low-set?? thank you in advance
Complete thread -- (I can't make sense out of s/l "ombalice and electrocautery.")
Complete thread -- This was done without difficulty and with the use of a combination of ...
Complete thread -- Lifewatch monitoring
Complete thread -- (that beautifully fits OP's s/l, fgjjgj! :-)
Complete thread -- Where on the body? In ovary is common, but could be anywhere in body.
Complete thread -- hmmm....folks that are Truly EES-Allergic are rare as hen's teeth, BUT GI distress side-
Complete thread -- Thank you.
Complete thread -- herniation of tissue.
Complete thread -- Help with mp3 file, please.
Complete thread -- thanks. Will listen again
Complete thread -- ...sorry, this was meant to be below "nm" post.
Complete thread -- that would be in the eyes of the ESL.
Complete thread -- how does one "look" aphasic?
Complete thread -- Sure it isn't E.E.S.???
Complete thread -- in drug list, what is EEC?
Complete thread -- Thank you.
Complete thread -- compound
Complete thread -- This is for an epidural injection. Could comp also be 'compound' I wonder.
Complete thread -- I am getting a handwritten document to fill into a template. As dx is given:
Complete thread -- doesn't sound like that Mgt... but that doc is going so fast...any way to slow that down?
Complete thread -- sounds like cervical vacuum
Complete thread -- Got it. He is saying he looks aphasic (he is pronouncing uh foss zicks)
Complete thread -- he looks "fossix." Past medical history...
Complete thread -- (please let me know if you don't hear wav sound clip) new system here.
Complete thread -- wav posted
Complete thread -- I can't hear it, ??meaning "direct (vision/visualization) of the subacr...
Complete thread -- I tried hard; unable. Consider "fiberoptic (cervical, understood) sound."
Complete thread -- A cervical s/l fat-gown was used to try to locate the IUD strings.
Complete thread -- from English? Hard to say.
Complete thread -- the joint with direct _____ subacromial space.
Complete thread -- ...
Complete thread -- SCAT2: Scat 2 was performed at this visit. Orientation 5/5. Immedia ...
Complete thread -- minimal absent scarring? (changed her mind from minimal to absent?
Complete thread -- liver stiffness as a marker of liver fibrosis and this suggested (???????) scarring w
Complete thread -- regularly?
Complete thread -- Thank you
Complete thread -- s/l "raderly"
Complete thread -- That's right! I remember now. THank you.
Complete thread -- Turbovac?
Complete thread -- combination of oxaliplatin and capecitabine (CAPOX)
Complete thread -- s/l tovovac wand
Complete thread -- Colon cancer. Pt will take "K-Pox" on day one and day eight.
Complete thread -- yes
Complete thread -- Your first sentence does not make sense.
Complete thread -- don't think there is anything else here... just biceps
Complete thread -- The biceps _______ was noted to be intact within the bicipital groove.
Complete thread -- Did you google scalene block with quotes?
Complete thread -- ANESTHESIA: General endotracheal, *scalene block*.
Complete thread -- some type of liposarcoma
Complete thread -- oops - rule out
Complete thread -- Think she was saying
Complete thread -- Doesn't matter--Morgan never comes back anyway to acknowledge, thank or give what it was.
Complete thread -- s/l verlip preeclampsia
Complete thread -- please sm
Complete thread -- *judgmental
Complete thread -- Sometimes ya gotta not be so judgemental and just lend a helping hand. It's also called
Complete thread -- thanks!
Complete thread -- don't know why it wouldn't make sense.
Complete thread -- don't see that would be it but thanks. will
Complete thread -- previously sleeved were underneath the band. (pieceS were)
Complete thread -- I am sure she is hearing bump, but if he/she read/researched, would see heel bump is heel
Complete thread -- thanks
Complete thread -- The only LifeForce defibrillator is made for use aboard ships???
Complete thread -- pieces that were previously _____ was underneath the band
Complete thread -- acute appendicitis. ... psoas sign (pain with extension of the right thigh), heel tap or .
Complete thread -- anyone know of a brand name event monitor that s/l LIFEFORCE or LIFEVOICE
Complete thread -- diagnosing acute appendicitis. ... psoas sign (pain with extension of the right thigh), h
Complete thread -- Could he be saying THUMP instead of TAP????
Complete thread -- The doc could easily be calling the "tap" a "bump" also. OP may be hearing it right.
Complete thread -- 2. the weight ? 3. on the cardia and greater curvature
Complete thread -- Which OP could've found if Googled abdominal heel bump test, which is exactly how I was
Complete thread -- a few questions
Complete thread -- How about "heel tap." That goes in abdominal exam.
Complete thread -- taking all the plication _____ then we proceeded to open
Complete thread -- http://www.eejss.com/managete/fu_folder/2010-03/2010-03-077-082.pdf
Complete thread -- Google abdomen heel bump sign and see if anything works.
Complete thread -- What would a heel anything have to do with an abdomen exam????
Complete thread -- heel drop ?
Complete thread -- heel bump sign? see message