help with unknown word/term please?

I am almost finished with a medical transcription course. There is one worde/term being dictated that I just cannot understand. It refers to when someone takes time off work for a doctor visit. It sounds like the person dictating is saying "emuran." Can anyone help me. Thanks so much ...

between "facet slider route" and IT bands bilaterally? Facet slider route? ...

He was perscribed 20 mg of what sounds like (eurythramy) and 240 mg oral tab of Verapamil. He has nephrotic syndrome and hypertension, if that helps ...

Sinacobalamine medication? Anyone heard of this? ...

I recently graduated and uploaded my resume onto this site. I was contacted on June 10 by the President and CEO of Bureau HQ regarding a position with his company. After conversation, he told me to e-mail him my schedule and he would get back to me regarding testing for him. If I passed, I would be able to come to his facility in IL to train, and then become an employee. Since that date, I have yet to hear anything from him. Has anyone else had this experience? ...

Okay, the phrase sounds like, "pernacuous red papules", but I cannot find the word "pernacuous" anywhere. Any clues? Thanks. ...

Can anyone help me - I have worked so many places trying to find a home this year and now have a 1099 from Oasis outsourching in WPB Florida, does anyone know what company this might be? ...

What does the abbreviation "GSI" stand for? It is regarding female pelvic surgery. ...

Having read the posts regarding unknown pay, I totally agree. This first rollout week, I had 2 reports audited, just got lucky. So, if next week I have an audit 'fail' their new patient safety thing, then my pay goes below minimum wage for that week. Aside from the fact that we will be re-reading every report for any 'minor' errors that are now major errors under the new system. Nuance will end up paying overtime to get the work done within TAT. I cannot work in a job wher ...

So did anyone else receive an e-mail that some unnamed company was looking for 50 MTs, and if you responded, that persone-mailed you back asking to attach your resume so she can forward it to the company in hopes of getting a referral bonus? This person did not name the companye, so no idea what the real deal is! Sounds very suspect to me! ...

I've work on an account that 80% of the doctors dictate many abbreviations/acronyms that I have never heard of (I've been transcribing for 16 years). Some of them are very hard to find. Googling gives sites for acronyms, but mostly that is not helpful. A lot of them are not found in the Stedman's Abbreviations book or that particular field book. I spend an incredible amount of time trying to find these. Can you link me to your favorte site to fi ...

In the general portion of the physical exam the blank sounds like visily. She is a happy little girl sitting in mother's lap, grinning at me, and _____ eating Cheetos. ...

Describing an infant ...

Is there a way to import or convert my Bayscribe word expander file (thousands of entries) into 2010 MS Word's autocorrect and/or dictionary? Thank you. ...

Cardiac enzymes, CPK were high but his MBs were normal. And polyamine was normal. Does this make any sense? ...

This is a doc dictating dietary modifications for pt with possible IBS: "I did recommend IBS lifestyle modifications in regards to the same, to decrease her sorbitol, lactose, high raffinose, eliminate wheat "lass." Thought it might be grass but it clearly starts with an "L" sound. ...

Physician dictates: "She was seen for pelvic pain and was noted to have probable physiologic sosompoth ovaries. She is still having menstrual cycles. She also was noted to have a 9 mm fibroid." I tried to spell the word I am having trouble finding like it sounds. Any and all help is greatly appreciated! Don't know what I would do without you all!!! ...

JIM protein electrophoresis? Never heard this. Any clues? ...

CBC, CMP, ESR, CRP, and s/l immuno situation need help with above term. ...

Question of inflammatory bowel disease: I would definitely send her for s/l promiscuous set of etiology. Need help with above. Thanks ...

Doctor dictates, "Patient failed the Get Up and Go test." The patient may have failed, but I believe I can pass that. I'm out of here! ...

"medical language specialist" the stupidest thing ever? Why are they trying to glorify the title of this dead-end, one-way ticket to NOWHERE lame profession??? WHATEVER!!!!!!! ...

Note about child being seen in scoliosis clinic. Doctor says child is not fully grown, says: This is a nice 11-year-old girl who looks like she is in the middle of her growth spurt. She is premenarchal. She is starting to sprout up and she does not quite have _____ on her hand x-ray. All of us QA people and the MT hear "camping" - but can't find this anywhere. Has anybody heard of this? Thanks!! ...

The doc was finishing a D&C, and said "at the end of the procedure a satisfactory uterine _____ was palpated." Phonetically it sounded like "soo-ful." I'm sure he was talking about the uterine cavity, but I couldn't even figure out how to start spelling it. Thanks in advance for any help! ...

GI doc dictating on a patient who has a history of GI bleeding due to alcoholism. He states he has had a "BNT" in the past secondary to bleeding duodenal ulcers. Not sure what BNT is or what it stands for. Any help appreciated. Thanks. ...

Typing an ENT report and dr. states "a gold weight in the eyelet is not needed". Anyone hear of this before? The person has a tracheostomy. Thanks! ...

doc says " this is a 37-year-old gravida two zero zero two - what does this mean? do you type it gravida 2002? ...

This is a gyne oncolgist on consult for pelvic pain and complicated surgical hx. "Her most recent pelvic ultrasound that we have is from 3/28/2012 which shows a normal sized uterus and endometrial thickness of 4.3 mm, right ovary which had an s/l "anellic" cyst. Any idea what that word is? TIA! ...

help with unknown word/term please? - Teri

de novo - is correct

de novo - Teri

de novo--Latin term, "anew" - Pikake

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