Please help with skin exam for physician with extremely thick accent ...

I have been transcribing for 11 years and everytime I get a fasting talking dictator with an accent, it slows me down so much that it affects my production. I have slowed down the speed and added several expanders but that does not seem to help. Are there any tips or suggestions anyone has that can help? Thanks, Mel ...

Skin exam shows s/l so lar el/ an tij en ees ( 2 words, I believe) and pigmented nevi. ...

In the derm part of this physical exam, the patient has "s/l mediastatious changes in the lower legs." This condition is not referred to anywhere else in the dictation. The patient has diabetes, OA, fibromyalgia, and she is obese. ...

Sentence: At the base of the neck there is s/l bazillious or vazillious hyperpigmented skin. I feel like I've heard this years ago but can't put my finger on the word or how to spell it. Thanks for any help. ...

On the skin exam for this newborn: "Mild jaundice on face. S/l erythemataxicom on face and chest." I'm thinking this is probably "erythematous something" but I have no idea what the "something" could be. Any help would be appreciated. Thanks! ...

Sounds like it should be simple, but I've never heard it and can't find it. In the physical exam he says - Cellulitis of the lower extremities. No obvious _____ (s/l nitis). Has anyone ever heard of this, and if so, what is it. I'm not finding it in any searches. ...

What is the difference between referring physician and requesting physician? ...

Perirectal tissues requiring CT s/l (thick headed drainage) ...

I'm having trouble understanding this dr. with an Asian accent on this part. She's dictating that the "Patient was admitted to s/l tree telemetry..." Does anyone have any ideas? ...

Dr. is mumbling something horrible with a heavy South African accent. The patient is status post a corrective triple arthrodesis with bone graft for posttraumatic arthritis for a "s/l fill-ank-u-los" fracture. Thanks for looking! I appreciate the help! ME ...

I am transcribing for a Japanese doctor and there are a few words I for the life of me cannot understand. #1: 1. Acquired immunodeficiency syndrome related complex with moderately severe neuropathy. 2. Pancytopenia secondary to #1. 3. Status-post left hemispheric CVA with _____ mild right hemiparesis. Sounds like dee-sald-in and I figured the "in" is "and". I tried to think of words that meant "not as much" since mild was also used in the sentence ...

Any help is appreciated. I'm stuck on 2 words. 1. Sagittal T1-weighted images were followed by axial proton density and T2-weighted images. Subsequently, formal T1-weighted images were followed by postgadolinium. 2. On the nongadolinium enhanced T2-weighted images, increase signal is identified within the left sphenoid sinus. This is probably related to a transphenodial pituitary; this concession in this patient. I know these aren't the correct words but they sound ...

I have been out of school since July 15 and applied to over 30 companies. I applied for this job at a company and haven't heard back yet. I am optimistic that I may get this job, but it is taking forever to hear back. Passed their first test, took the second one, now I am waiting to hear back if I got hired or not. In the meantime though, how do I find other companies online? I have looked everywhere and felt like I have already applied to every company online ...

Today I have had literally half an hour's work all morning. I was determined to get 8 hours today, but not likely at this rate. Anyone else having this problem? and worried that it has something to do with the big announcement yesterday? ...

or whatever the term is this week? I have been trying to log in for 20 minutes and no go. TIA ...

Total hip arthroplasty infection with enterococcus with single-stage s/l accent on the right and retained hardware on the left. ...

I work for 96 physicians who (rightfylly so) expect the best and fastest quality transciption. However, when seen as a patient, I get the most horrid treatment (and fradulent) treatment possible (most most by clients.) I not only receive "steroid" injections that obviously have no steroids (only receive a few hours of pain relief) to dental care with crowns falling off after 2 weeks (I have had temporary crowns on as long as 3-4 years). These temporary crowns are put in and appointments reschedu ...

Is it just me or is the medscribe test extremely difficult? ...

Synnernet is HORRIDLY abusive to its employees/"staff". ... Continuously changing hours, pay, requirements, cherry picking the best jobs by some staff, rude from the top... Someone needs to grow some hair on their chest and SUE SUE SUE ...

My headphones have an extremely cord that keeps getting kinked. Does anyone else have this problem and what did you do to keep it from kinking? ...

I have been a transcriptionist for 15 years, all of which has been on Dictaphone EXText and now EXEditor. Why does my ESP in Dictaphone keep interfering? If I use an expansion and hit spacebar the ESP windows comes up, which makes no sense because ESP uses ctrl-ctrl to open? And how on earth do you learn it all? How will it benefit me after using thousands of ESPs daily. Help! ...

I got my standard USB footpedal to work with Express Scribe, but once I lift my foot off the pedal, the voice speeds up extremely fast. Anyone know how to fix this? TIA! ...

I am having a really hard time under the Findings and Procedures with an Operative Report. The Primary Procedure is: Rongeur of Perforated Duodenal Ulcer Omentum Patch. The Secondary Procedure is: Standard Gastrostomy and Witzel Jejunostomy. Can anyone please help me? Thank you in advance! ...

Does anyone have any good websites for looking up physician names? Started a new job and I am all over the country on some of these physicians. Sometimes i have a full name, other times just a last name and no clue as to what the speciality is. Thanks in advance for your help. ...

So, I'm editing this report and it comes to the end and the physician states, "Transcriptionist, thank you so very, very much. I appreciate you and your work." Totally made my day! Since this physican doesn't know it was me doing the report, I wanted to pass it on so hopefully it'll make someone else's day too. Please no negative comments. I have enough negative (as we all do). Let me just enjoy the thank-you, and even more the appreciatio ...

Please help with skin exam for physician with extremely thick accent ... - anon

please help with skin exam - OLDmt

Thanks so much for responding, I tried my best to get one or the (sm) - anon

actinic keratosis/keratoses, maybe - n/m

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