A s/l "leave in" patch for BKA ulcer?

I did notice the physician lookup sped up. However, that annoying copying of the same line you just typed still happens. I thought they were going to fix ALL the snags? Anyone else have this problem, where the line you just typed gets repeated like this the line you just typed gets repeated like this the line you just typed gets repeated like this So annoying. You can go up to the top of the page and then cursor back down and it usually gets rid of it temporarily, but just another snag ...

Under meds, the patient is on a Lidoderm patch 200(s/l pounds)/acetaminophen 10/325 q. 6 - rarely takes. Pounds could also be cones or pretty much anything else. I can't really tell anything besides the "s" at the end. I couldn't find anything online that might match up. ...

s/l Verifite patch twice daily ...

S/L BioWay absorbable patch - cannot document this. Anyone ever hear of this? TIA. ...

Can someone please help? I am doing a report where the doc dictates s/l Stratus interposition patch 6 times in the report and I cannot locate this anywhere. It is for abdominal flap closure. Thanks! ...

Past Medical History: The patient was treated for a (cycle?) decubitus ulcer, stage 2-3. It sounds like cycle, but google isn't showing anything for cycle decubitus ulcer. Please help! ...

I am on a report where the dictator keeps saying what sounds like sub-5. He is very clearly talking about an ulceration on the fifth toe. I've not heard this term before, maybe it is being shortened. How do I transcribe this? Please help if you can. I've googled this and can't verify it. Thank you. ...

heavy esl: s/l rubbing ulcer, great toe. I can't find anything trying to google this.. ...

an idial fumentum was then brought down over the closure. ...

Would these things be two separate diagnoses? Diabetic foot ulcer. Charcot foot, left, with diabetic peripheral neuropathy. Procedure was: Excisional debridement, full-thickness skin and subcutaneous tissue, left midfoot diabetic foot ulcer. ...

This is dictated several times. I cannot find anything for "sleep ulcer" or "sweep ulcer." Any ideas please? Thank you! ...

fibromyalgia, back problems, colitis, celiac disease and breast cancer. Thanks!! ...

In a verbatim account a doctor is saying "...operation for exploratory laparotomy and perforated gastric "ulcerectomy". Any suggestions? I cannot find an exact match for ulcerectomy... ...

It actually sounds more like "ulcer debrided in a s/l dermolating manner," but I have no idea. This doc often slurs, mixes words and makes up words, so I'm clueless here. This is for a wound care doc in an ortho clinic. Does demyelinating manner make any sense? Thanks!! ...

I am looking for help with a word -- s/l diabetic heel ulceration with "esclarification" anyone? ...

s/l clear dural dressing. Dural has me stumped!!! ...

The dictator is an orthopedist, he is doing an orthopedic consultation. Musculoskeletal examination demonstrates the patient to be neurosensory intact in the bilateral upper and lower extremities. In her right upper extremity she has sensation intact over the s/l "police" or "pleese" patch in the C4 distribution, as well as the remainder of the upper extremity with C5-T1 distributions. I have been up since 2:30 this morning with my autistic son and my mind is just blank! I cannot understand wh ...

I'm sure this one is super easy, but I just can't get "birthday" out of my head, and nothing else is coming to mind. Patient has localized back pain and the doc is suggesting "topical pain patches, such as <birthday> patches"... I feel just stupidly stumped on this one. Any help is appreciated. Thanks in advance! ...

I'm still a student, and in my transcription the doctor says "A small mall patch is seen emanating from the cervical canal." I've looked the term up and I keep seeing it in quotation marks. Is "mall patch" not the correct term for whatever a mall patch is? Is it just descriptive? Is it supposed to be in quotation marks? Please help! Thanks! :) ...

In case any of the higher ups read this--here is the reason why I (and so many others like me) are leaving (I really think they don't see the big picture: 1. Been with the company over 10 years, working more hours and making much less than the first day I joined the company. No raise in over 8 years and 2 pay cuts. When you work at a job, you are supposed to make more money not less--we are going in the WRONG direction. 2. No federal income tax taken out of my pay this y ...

Hello, I am seriously considering leaving the field. I have worked too hard all my life to subject myself to one more drop in pay. Sometimes, we just have to make a stand and I think my time has come! Luckily, my husband has a good job and I can afford to take some time off to take a class or two or start over in another field. My question is what direction to go? What field would make for the smoothest transition? My friend who is also thinking of ...

I like my job and the people I work for, but I just cannot seem to make enough money. I have worked for 2+ years as an MT and get 8 cents a line. My accounts frequently have new difficult ESL docs, so there is a major learning curve practically every day which of course brings down my line counts. The company I work for is regularly bashed on the boards here, but since pretty much every major MTSO is as well, I'm wondering if it's any better anywhere else. What have been other peo ...

I am wondering if anyone quit the company they worked for, took time off and found another transcription job after a hiatus. I am thinking about quitting the company I work for because there is no work. I know the account managers have favorites and can control who they give the work to. I heard this from an inside source. Anyway I am finding it too depressing to sit here for very little work. If I quit do you think it will be any harder to find work in maybe a month. I a ...

A s/l "leave in" patch for BKA ulcer? - Amanda

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