old fashion phrase?

Care was taken to assure that the mesh was placed in ____ fashion to avoid excessive tension S/L relax fashion, relix fashion...Any ideas?????? ...

Dictated: A 69 year old man with history of hypertension, diabetes... type 2 diabetes and dyslipidemia, admitted with sudden onset....admitted with subacute onset of ascites... of ascites and jaundice.....with subacute onset of progressive ascites and jaundice. Imaging..... no, say, Reason for consultation is a 69 year old man admitted with hypoglycemia in a setting of a .... 69 year old man witih history of type 2 diabetes, hypertension, dyslipidemia, admitted with persistent hypog ...

On cystoscopy, it sounds clearly like: ...rigid cystoscope was advanced per urethra into the bladder, and the bladder was investigated in the usual *s/l meridian* fashion. I don't remember having this before. Have I just lost my mind? I've done thousands of cystoscopy notes. ...

Incision repaired in a s/l "core stitch fashion?" with 3-0 Supramid nylon suture. ...

Cardiac surgery: ... and control was gained of the superior thyroid artery with a 0-silk in a pots tie fashion. ...

Could use some help with this one. This is for a cysto with ureteroscopy and stone basketing. "The groin was prepped and draped in ___ sterile fashion." It sounds like urgent, but that doesn't make sense. Doesn't sound like 'usual' or 'normal'. Any ideas? Thanks. ...

Curious to know if anyone has heard of this? It's clearly what he is saying but when I tried to look it up just for reference I couldn't find anything. It's for an osteotomy. The periosteum overlying the first metatarsal head was incised in an embroidered L-fashion. Thanks! ...

This is a ventral incisional hernia repair and it sounds like the doctor is saying Bard mesh with riva stoppa fashion? Help! ...

When a physician dictates “It should be noted as well within the family history” and you are already typing the family history. Do you still type “It should be noted as well”? The doctor dictates this frequently. ...

Sounds like "n" ease viopathic changes? involving the greater tuberosity. Any clues? Thanks! ...

Okay, I am sure I have heard this before but for whatever reason cannot seem to get it this time..... he is saying..... "negative hawk sign, negative cochans sign" Please help - can't take the time to search any more! Thanks in advance for any help you can offer! ...

The patient progressed to independent transverse? Is this an actual phrase and what exactly would it mean? ...

In pulmonary dictation, sounds like dictator is saying "lungs are known to have rales in the anterior and posterior....." But I know that is incorrect. Please help with the "are known" part. ...

Has anyone heard of the phrase "four gut pathology" Dr. dictated very clearly, tried to find it, was unsuccessful Thx! ...

ER report concerning pt stating was assaulted by an ex-boyfriend. EXTREMITIES: Both knees with very minimal s/l "tall dime-sized" bruises. ...

Doing EKG due to syncopal episode. EKG is obtained because of a complaint of syncope showing a normal sinus rhythm, no s/l "current of entry." Am I even hearing this right. I suspect I am not. TIA! ...

Has anyone heard this phrase before in ROS? All other systems reviewed s/l including ten were negative. ...

I could certainly use some help on a phrase- been working on it all morning and I cannot get it for the life of me. Any help would be greatly appreciated! Here it is: She had had an operation for to release the tethered cord and also fusion s/l elfatha swan. Thank you ...

I have 20 years of experience doing medical transcription in hospitals and at home, and lately I have heard things like "4 cpl, this is the going rate now." I find it a little offensive when companies do not think of and appreciate the experience we are bringing. They are basically justifying not paying us for the experience and knowledge we are bringing to the position they want to fill. Does anyone else feel the same way? I am insulted....I am desperately searching for the ri ...

Since his last office visit, he has not had any..... OR Since his last office visit he has not had any..... Comma or not after "since his last office visit" ? Thanks! ...

How do you type the phrase "Half plus swelling." ...

I really don't think any of them know what it means. It's been getting under my skin lately. ...

Has anyone heard the phrase "office artifact"? It sounds like he's saying that or "off its artifact" and is referencing a tremor. Any help is appreciated. ...

Doc says, "At this time it was determined that she would likely need an I&D of her hip. She was admitted to hospital and routine blood work as well as a 50/50 s/l mixing site or mix in situ? to determine the etiology of her coagulation abnormality was ordered. " ...

Does anyone have any idea what these emails are about? They seem rather lengthy, IMO, and I am not getting the reason/objective of them. TIA!!! ...

Has anyone ever heard of phrase "skip days" as used in the following sentence - "He has occasional skip days with the bowel movements" We have having a spirited discussion about whether this should be skip days or skipped days. ...

Cervical decompression surgery......... term cervical decompression, instrumentation and fusion. Recently did a report where it was stated clearly it was a cervical instrumentation fusion. Researching this it is very unclear, any feedback welcome what is the correct version Thanks ...

Hi. I was lurking around here and saw where someone mentioned mentioned the Medical Phrase Index. I looked it up online and it's kind of pricey. Question: Is it worth it? Would you recommend it? I do psych transcription, which is where the majority of my experience lies. However, with psych hospitals, etc., I also have to do some general med notes and Internal Medicine notes, etc., and also want to broaden my experience . . . so would this be ...

I am using Extext Client and it has ESP Phrase Expander. How should I type in my phrase so that I do not get a space with a jump to the next line after putting in a word? I use "Shorthand" and I use {@NOSPACE}. Is there such a thing in the ESP Expander. Please help. Lorraine ...

old fashion phrase? - sm

Can you hear symptomatic, maybe part cut off? - Just guessing here

I think this is an old fashioned phrase, like a - "tick up" of relief, SM

I've heard this being used when talking about - the economy, SM

TICK - INMT

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