"Pregnancy was complicated by s/l *trick* which was treated*?? n/m

first do something simple, like learing how you get paid, what you are and are not paid for. Most seem not even able or willing to do that. How does any expect them to come together for the good of the profession when they cant even take the time and trouble to manage their own finances. ...

So I'm thinking this is packed red blood cells and then the garbled part, which sounds like irradiated treated leukpoor. I have found "leukopoor" by googling, but my word expander doesn't recognize this term. Stedman's oncology book has it, but it's an old edition. So what is this thing?? Am I completely off on this term? It is pretty garbled. ...

patient with ovarian cancer, renal failure and history of breast cancer. She was treated initially with chemotherapy and subsequently underwent surgery and HYPAC. Unfortunately, her HYPAC was complicated by renal failure. She required dialysis in the hospital. ...

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! ...

bleeding points were treated with free** help please ...

past medical history: prostrate cancer treated with external beam radiation. Sentence in question: PSA on Nilandron 150 mg daily has been eleveated but stable with last PSA s/l "of his" 4.8. Question: (1) Should there be a comma between stable and with? (2) what are the chances of him really say PSA of his 4.8 or am I missing a key word here?? Thanks for any and all suggestions. ...

I think that some of the people out here are just trying to get us to quit so they can have our primary work ... I for one am not giving up my primary work to anyone!!! ...

After searching for an MT job for 3 months, I was blessed to get a job as a newbie. Unfortunately, I have been transcribing for hours and hours 5 days a week and most likely will not get paid. Saw some posts too late about the company not paying ICs. ...

s/l intrivient pregnancy. the whole sentence is, The impression of which is “evidence of a viable intrivient pregnancy … with an estimated gestational age of approx. 21 weeks and 6 days, based on today’s sonographic measurement … expected date of confinement on 8/4/10, based on today’s measurements.” ...

s/l "Schwom of clear fluid..." I'm stumped!! ...

Doctor is dictating delivery summary and says as diagnosis "intrauterine di-di (sounds like die-die) pregnancy." Patient delivered twins. How do I write this??? Thanks ...

This is new to me, so I apologize if its not new to you, but figured this was worth posting. I found out by chance a couple days ago that if you press the CNTL key and scroll up or down with the mouse that it increases/decreased the size of the text on the screen without affecting the final document as far as changing font size, etc. I use ES 9 most of the time, so not sure if it works for ES 11 or other versions, but worth a try. I work on a 17 inch monitor and the type was small a ...

Elsewhere, someone just suggested that you can use it to pop up reminders to yourself on the screen. I've been hauling around a little green loose-leaf notebook since about 1976, with words and phrases I had/have trouble remembering. Many of the words in it have been made long-since obsolete because now we have spell-check. But there are still any number of things that it might be hard to remember all the time. For instance... I had to write down what the numbers after gravida and par ...

I have a doc dictating about a patient's di di pregnancy. I know he's just abbreviating but I did a Google and it's coming up several different ways. Anyone know the correct way? Di-Di? Di Di? di di? Thanks so much in advance. Have a great day. I am because I know I'll live a long time. I refuse to die until the Vikings win a Super Bowl. Of course that very same day, H E double hockey sticks would freeze over. LOL! Sorr ...

What's your trick for remembering the difference between evulsion (pulling out) and avulsion (tearing away)? I used to have one, but I forgot what it was!! :-( ...

Gyne oncologist "38-year-old female who presented with complaints of abdominal swelling. She first noticed this approximately in June of this year. She was found to have both a large ovarian mass with complex features as well as s/l "entrium" pregnancy around 20 wks." "<s/l "entrium" pregnancy at 20 weeks and large ovarian mass measuring 20 x 12 x 33 cm." Sounds exactly the same each time. I am well and truly baffled about this one. Help! ...

The doctor states that exam of the bony pelvis shows she has "dial conjugate" greater than 15 cm. What am i actually hearing?! ...

I'm just grumbling. Thanks for listening. ...

I discovered this recently and thought I would share. I always used to punch out to go to the bathroom or anytime I would get up so that my inactive time would not build. I figured out today if you upload a job and don't hit enter again to download the next one Fluency is in limbo. Meaning the inactive time is not being counted against you. SOOO if you need to go throw in that load or laundry or use the bathroom upload the job you are working on but don't download the next one. L ...

left s/l IB or IV trick tomy ...

In the last few months I have gone from acute care to clinic work and I cannot live off what I am making!!! Help!! These jobs are short, and getting in and out of them, finding docs names, addresses, dos, etc., are so time consuming, I am feel like I am going backwards!!! HELP!! ...

When a patient is pregnant, she undergoes important alterations in acid-based, electrolyte, and renal function due to pregnancy-associated physiologic changes in renal and systemic hemodynamics. That means she might be susceptible to conditions such as albuminuria, nephropathy, uremia, and gestational proteinuria, Your inputs on it? ...

PREOPERATIVE DIAGNOSIS: Positive pregnancy test with abdominal pain.POSTOPERATIVE DIAGNOSIS: Ruptured distal ___________, left ectopic pregnancy with hemoperitoneum. ...

I came across this quote from Robert Bell (not sure who that is but doesn't matter)-- and I thought INSTANTLY of Nuance. They really DO know what they are doing!! ...

Pt with keloids, treated with several different therapies including fexofenadine, "(doc spells ACZOLE), s/l Zoliden", nystatin, Protopic. I have 2 questions, for the azcole and zoliden. ...

"Pregnancy was complicated by s/l trick which was treated*?? n/m - frustrated MT

Perhaps Trichomoniasis. - Olive

Yes, "trich." NMI - Pro

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"Pregnancy was complicated by s/l *trick* which was treated*?? n/m - frustrated MT

Perhaps Trichomoniasis. - Olive

Yes, "trich." NMI - Pro

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"Pregnancy was complicated by s/l trick which was treated*?? n/m - frustrated MT