Under neurological: Patellars were flat (should it be patellas??) Not sure

He says, "I do not have a neurological cholis for this symptom." I am unfamiliar with this term. Any ideas? S/l co-lis ...

Cranial nerve testing II through XII was all normal with the exception of the earlier noted s/l ensikoria/ansakoria - something to do with the pupils being different sizes?? ...

Neurology dictation, just a followup dict. Given the versive head movements and arm shaking, symptoms are currently consistent with a left hemispheric _______________ partial seizure with secondary generalization. s/l "pregentrous jarris onset" any help is greatly appreciated. TIA ...

Doctor dicates: "The patient does have right lateral neck tenderness. No midline cervical spinal tenderness. Neurological exam: (s/l Woodburn). Nonfocal. Moves all 4 extremities." The patient is being seen for headaches and neck pain. It sounds like the doc is doing some test called 'Woodburn's" or something like that. I have searched without any luck. Any help would be appreciated! ...

I've been an MT for 31 years. I started in a hospital in 1981 and supervised the MT department. Over the years, I owned my own transcription company for 9 years, and have worked for all the big companies. Here's my problem: I can't understand all these abbreviations on MT Stars - ILS, NJA, OOW, you get the gist. Before, when I've asked what something stands for I've been accused of being someone faking an MT, so I just don't ask anymore. I get all the ...

I was told to type this doc verbatim, yet correct grammar. He says. "Neurological issue". By the way, he is a neurologist. Which is correct? ...

The patient has TIA with S/L left hemizonal weakness. Any help would be appreciated. Thanks ...

Then once they have you, watch out. Nuance lies. They lie to everyone they take over, i.e., the pretty great company and pretty great pay you were making before; kiss it goodbye. They lie. I just want to warn all of you considering your options. I wish I had been warned because I had no idea it would be this bad. I would have recorded my phone conversations and saved all the E-mails if I'd known. Be smarter than I was. I have been here 1-1/2 y ...

I am having extreme difficulty with a dictation. I have read some other post, but when I ask a transcription advisor at Allied, if in fact the doctor is saying "flat", I'm told no. Anyone have any idea what is being said? The sentence is " On digital rectal exam the prostate is (flat, flas, flaccid) without firmness or nodularity." Thanks for any help on this problem. ...

New QA's and they are "redoing" everything, including report formats. We've had to correct them on a few items and yet they storm ahead and are making work miserable. Doctors I've typed for now over 10 years and the new QA person acts as though I'm new and never heard his dictation and "here's how it should be from now on." WTH? Seriously? She changes words and puts in the wrong words, not even what was ever said, and then my pay hurts because of ...

Can anyone tell me if they know what a flat page rate is? I have no idea if it means a full page, or any kind of a partial page. I am an IC and I have always been paid by the line. I have come across this and just need to know before I apply. ...

I'm doing an ortho consult and the patient has a history of long-standing flat feet and he uses (Alterdix?) for that. I'm thinking it has to be some kind of shoe or device. Not a medication because he says he is not taking any medication. Also, just a side note - should it be a "long-standing history of flat feet" or is it correct the way it is "history of long-standing flat feet". Thanks, ...

Noticed in the MQ MT "rewards" plan (wow I can't even type that w/o laughing), that as of Feb 1 the pay will be a flat 4 cents per line for ASR. It does say this applies to new hires only; however, it says if hired prior to Feb 1 the editing rate will be "equal to the greater of 60% of the transcription base rate." What does "equal to or greater of 60%" mean exactly? Does that just mean 60% of your regular straight transcription rate like it is now?&nbs ...

I try not to even touch the monitor too much because of the plasma (or whatever it is inside there) but my flat screens could really use some cleaning. What do you use to clean yours? One of ours even has a smudge of nail polish on it where one of the girls pointed at something and and her nail polish rubbed off on the monitor. Help!!! ...

screen and I cant seem to get it off. I dont know what it is. It is a whitish film smeary looking. Any suggestions. ...

Ladies and gents, I am hoping to find an employer that will pay a flat line rate for both editing of SR and transcription. Does anyone know of anyone that is doing that? This business of being paid 2 different line rates makes it impossible to forecast earnings and is causing a huge headache for me. I am thinking a flat in the 7 cpl to 8 cpl would be something I would consider. I cannot believe I am saying that - 10 years ago I was working in a great hospital job making 12 cpl. My, my, how ...

about the rate of pay. It is ridiculously low as it is and they said they were implementing higher pay. I have been here 3 months now and no changes. On top of that, they charge us to work for them!! I am going to tell them what I think of this. I have nothing to lose!!! ...

not sure if its all correct in this format or if there should be a period after the word area and then "on forward flexion he remains absolutely flat." Tia. ...

Code was callled briefly as she deteriorated. Her symptoms worsened as she was laid flat for initiation of s/l blunt ridge fusion, which was stopped quickly. Totally stumped. ...

Under neurological: Patellars were flat (should it be patellas??) Not sure - marie

Neurological - Horski

Doc could be discussing findings on exam of patellar tendons...nm - elaine

Maybe talking about "patellar reflexes" since it's neuro exam (nm) - Mushroom

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