Know of any good ophthalmology word books?

The only ophthalmology book I am aware of is Stedman's. Is there another one that is better? I am only a little bit familiar with ophthalmology OP's and need a good book. Thanks. ...

Okay, are Word Books still being used these days? I am beginning a unit on dermatology and having a difficult time with some of the expressions/words, etc. If they are, what is the recommended Word Book? From what I've seen online the books seems to be outdated? Thanks for any input. ...

Can anyone recommend an great opthalmology site to use for reference? ...

Even the job postings have it misspelled all the time. Four consonents in a row is a tongue buster. ...

I am doing neuro-ophthalmology and it sounds like secazer 50/50???? I cannot find that word anywhere....HELP thanks ...

Doc dictates diagnosis as nuclear cataract of s/l "Polevoranes varitey" ...

I've applied and interviewed with Transolutions. Any bad or good on this company. I am currently working for Nuance and so disappointed. When I continually see all these ads for the same companies over and over again I now know why. Crappy work, crappy ESL dictators, continual change in account specifics, continual additions of new accounts that all need to be done a specific way. I've been doing this for 20+ years and have never made such a piddling amoun ...

Hello, everyone. I am currently two years as an IC for a company (I'd rather not name) and am kind of unsatisfied. I can make my own hours, which is a plus, but the pay is VERY low. I am thinking of shopping around but I don't know if my word count is good enough to count as average, above or below. My average is 350-400 lines an hour edited or 150ish lines an hour standard (as you all know, this depends on what doctors I get for the day). I am currently b ...

I would like to have access to one that gives both the plural and singular form of a word, whichever one you were to look up. Thank you! ...

Have interview next week and just wondering what they are like to work for. Thanx for any insight you can give. ...

I'm looking for a good word expander program. Any ideas/recommendations? ...

Can anyone recommend a good word expander program? Preferably free or inexpensive? Thanks! ...

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Does anyone know of a good line count software form MS Word 2000 that you can count multiple files with? ...

I just got a new client that is an ophthalmology group. The doctor is saying, "Pachymetry measurements by ultrasound pachymetry are 508 microns OD and 510 microns OS. ___________ are 46.5 x 47.2 flat meridian at 1 OD and 46.75 x 47.75 flat meridian at 1 OS." Where the blank is it sounds like K.A's or Cave's??? Is there such a thing. I can't seem to find anything similar. Your help is greatly appreciated. ...

The patient is undergoing vitrectomy. "Of note, the anterior segment, she did have significant nuclear ________ with cortical spoking as well as iris synechia inferiorly." It sounds like "squadric" or something of that nature. ...

i'm starting a new orthopedic acount. is there any reason for me to get orthopedic books like stedmans, or is it all out there on the web? does anyone have any experience with this? thanks! ...

I really want to be the best MT I can be. ...

This one really got me today....doc dictating a review of systems VR. Self-explanatory I think. Dictated: Genitourinary. Speech wreck: Jenny Toe Urinary This system will never work!!! LOL ...

I rarely ever get these types of reports and need help with how to type this sentence: His refractive error is a -0.50 +1.25 axis at 170. I do not know where/if to put commas, if it should be typed -0.50 plus 125 or -0.50 + 1.25, or as above sample. Any help would be much appreciated. ...

Replying to probably old message in Google. Correct spelling of instruments commonly used in cataract extraction: Utrata forceps, cystitome. Procedure: capsulorrhexis. ...

The patient is to discontinue the s/l *Ocuvar* topical eye drops. Searching and cannot find this .. any suggestions? Tia ...

Need some help with these terms that are some type of eye surgery. They are mentioned in the past medical history. Resident dictates what sounds like "rule-op-sis" to the right eye (spells this rulptoss, which I am sure doesn't spell anything!) and "lul-pop-tosis" to the left eye (spells this lulptosos, which also doesn't spell anything!). I would greatly appreciate any ideas you have! I am on my last nerve with these students, residents, foreign doctors, etc., being ...

It's a cataract surgery. Hemostasis of the *sounds like limbo area was obtained using wet-field cautery. Dictation is very quiet so I can't tell for sure. Thanks in advance! ...

Patient is having what sounds like some kind of eye surgery. Diagnosis sounds like: Upper "lido matic ecalasia" functionally limiting. Bilateral upper lid ptosis functionally limiting. HELP! ...

Question regarding use of reference books....I've been working for the same transcription company for 10 years and have kept very busy in that time, but as of the last six months, they have lost accounts and work has dropped off significantly. I applied for a job last week that asked me which reference books I currently use. To be honest, I haven't renewed any of my reference books in about 8 years, as I found it to be much, much quicker to locate terms via the Internet if you ...

Does anyone know where I can download reference books to buy? I would like to skip the wait for books and just download reference materials/resources. Any ideas? Looking for drug reference books, etc. ...

I have spent forever looking for where we can buy the discount books on MQCentral - can anyone help me???? ...

Know of any good ophthalmology word books? - Em

Stedman's - cindy

I work on three ophthalmology accounts and all I use is Stedman's and Google (sm) - Eyegirl

Stedman's is great for all specialities, I couldn't work - without Medical & Surgical Equipment book. NM

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