We obtained x-rays from her pediatrician late last week and she was noted to have a *skiffy* ????

Radiographs reveal bilateral hip osteoarthritis. He has some residual changes suggestive of possible _________. Sounds like skiffy. skifi? ...

The underlying soft tissue was then s/l hypergated until sufficient hemostasis was obtained. HELP! ...

"Vaginal discharge wet prep DNA obtained"....I am not used to GYN stuff, so please help if you can....TIA! ...

Thought that after not having enough work for a couple years now and always chasing work, I'd now have a "real job" as an employee and wouldn't have to worry about a steady paycheck and paying the bills anymore. The reason I thought this was because at the interview and in their professional company emails, they use all the "real job" words: Shift, scheduled hours, overtime, PTO, benefits, etc. I felt relieved to finally have a "job." What a big bunch of BS! I was "hired" ...

There is noted to be significant degenerative changes at the L5-S1 level on the pelvic x-ray. Visualization of the more **collateral** lumbar spine is not able to observed on this x-ray. tia ...

I'm having trouble with this x-ray description of the leg. "8 mm round calcific, (s/l rawcific) density adjacent to the posterior aspect of the tibia - (s/l free joint or rejoint) body or synovial osteochondromatosis." And later when she is describing the knee pain, is sounds like she is saying "acific" calcification behind the right knee with OA. Any help is so appreciated!! ...

Looking for correct spelling for Silverman series.. done for possible child abuse cases.. Just something nagging at me that this is not the correct spelling? ...

Patient had elbow arthroplasty. X-rays reviewed that show well positioned total elbow arthroplasty with s/l **cement _________________** ossification of soft tissues" Thanks for any help ...

For some reason I am totally spacing what my Webclock ID is and this is different than the employee number on the paystubs. Does anyone know where to find this? There is only a link if you forgot your pin. Thanks for any help, I cannot seem to find it on my rolodex where I normally keep these things. ...

I did get s/l extending x-rays of her knees which were essentially normal. ...

I have a friend who lead MT at a radiology group and she tells me that they are using software that reads parts of an x-ray. It can detect where the calcifications are. I wonder if the radiologists are thinking they may out of a job just like us someday. ...

For those MTs who are radiology MTs, when you transcribe portable chest x-rays, does your hospital or MTSO require you to include not only the date of the portable chest x-ray but also the time? ...

There is no evidence of loosening of the hardware although on one AP, there does appear to be increased lucency about the fracture site, which could be attributed to s/l moth effect. ...

uterus was noted to be s/l arquit nm. ...

Does anybody have any info on this company? Trying to look them up on the internet, their site is not coming up; it shows as "broken link." ...

The lateral view showed similar findings, both anterior and posteriorly, superior and inferiorly, of the lumbar vertebrae and more significantly **autofusion** was noted at the L4-L5 level. ...

PA says "there is an infraclavicular spur on a 20 degree Hawikin's view. (can't find my script on this format for degree sign). Usually I hear Rockwood view. Thanks! ...

there is a pinkish discharge noted on the s/l fox swab ...

are reported as being normal. (It doesn't sound like *dysplasia*. No other information given in note). ...

A note below states company is hounding her about equipment that she returned. Before this happens to you, TRACK your equipment online and when it's picked up by your company, print it out. I'm keeping mine for at least a year, maybe forever. It shows the date, time, exact location, person's name who received it, etc. There would be no denying that at all. Please protect yourself! It happens more than you'd like to think. ...

I need some advice. I am an IC who works for a transcription company and is constantly being paid late. I am currently 4 months behind on pay. My daily emails for pay are not being answered and there is no communication whatsoever at this point. I love the hospital I work for and have stayed with this company a long time because of this. It is very normal for me to be at least a month to 2 months behind on pay at all times, sometimes 3-4 months. As an IC, do I have any recourse? Is there anythin ...

We obtained x-rays from her pediatrician late last week and she was noted to have a skiffy ???? - SQ- NM

Rest of sentence - Answers

Figured it out. It was SCFE. - SQ- NM

"skiffy" - me

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We obtained x-rays from her pediatrician late last week and she was noted to have a *skiffy* ???? - SQ- NM

Rest of sentence - Answers

Figured it out. It was SCFE. - SQ- NM

"skiffy" - me

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We obtained x-rays from her pediatrician late last week and she was noted to have a skiffy ???? - SQ- NM