patient has leg pain; they want him to be in the s/l Dionne study/Deon? Dee-awn

There is no evidence of significant rotator cuff tear and she has normal appearing s/l **slant sign** of the shoulder on her radiographs, I believe that she would be a candidate for a total shoulder rather than a reverse total shoulder. ...

Patient had ultrasound, s/l TFM, iontophoresis, exercises for range of motion, strength of the left shoulder, elbow and gripping as well as a trial of H-wave stimulation. ...

She has 5/5 strength throughout the bilateral lower extremities with hip flexion, knee flexion and extension, ankle dorsiflexion and plantar flexion as well as extension of the hallux. Sensation is intact to light touch throughout except over the anterior aspect of her shin. She has a symmetrical 2+ Achilles and patellar reflexes. She has no evidence of clonus. She has a questionable s/l ** men-i-ski reflex. She has palpable DP and PT pulses. Thanks for any help!! :) ...

Patient has undergone previous fractures and underwent distal ulnar excision ____ procedure with pinning of the distal ulna to the radius. ...

"Pictures of hip were performed and brought in by the patient. They were read as normal, but on my review there is an ***** cyst "(sounds like asitaviner!) any ideas? ...

In diagnosis, doc is saying Shoulder s/l row lay, follow orthopedics. Thanks so much! ...

For ESL doctors, account specifics direct me to change word if it is the wrong word, but leave it if its simply awkwardly stated. Dr states "Patient refers pain in upper abdomen," but clearly means reports pain. Do I leave it or change it? ...

I'm going completely blank on this one. The patient entered the hospital for chest pain. The doc states: (blank sounds like gel, or jail) He denies any current discomfort but states when it is present it is usually a mild to moderate degree of pressure about the chest. He denies any radiation to the _____, arms, or back. ...

He is referring to premenstrual pain?? ...

Transcribing rheumatology - s/l closterpedic pain, posturopedic pain. Any ideas? Patient recently had shingles, if that helps. ...

In a DVT study, "Findings are most suggestive of chronic or past/passed?? clot" Thanks!! ...

I think if a study were done, findings would show that the tediousness and repetitiveness and intricacy of the editing required for this particular ASR will slowly but surely drive you insane. I am so nervous, I chew gum like a wild woman (and now need my second crown which I cannot afford), have developed tics and skin picking, and eat voraciously --- due to editing. Flame away, but I have typed for 25+ years and never had a problem (actually enjoyed my job); however, after 5 or so ...

I'd like to begin studying medical coding on my own to see if it it's a match iin terms of learning and liking the field. I have 30+ years of transcription experience and usually learn fairly quickly. What books/workbooks do you suggest as a start to see if this feels like it will work for me? And for people who have done this on your own, what did you include in a program of study for yourself? Are there some areas that you feel an in-house course is needed? Replies greatly app ...

I am looking forward to enrolling in a medical coding class through Andrews School this fall. I was curious as to how many hours a night or week a student puts in studying. I work full time, and also have a prn evening job doing transcription in the community that I live. Those hours are flexible. Any information would be appreciated. Thanks! ...

Does anyone know of a good study guide/review book for the CMT? ...

new to this account.....he says I also performed injection of her tendon sheath of her extensor tendon insertion origin with 1 cc of Lidocaine and 1 cc of Kenalog. Her ?JMARS? are left 18, 21, and 21 and right 10, 16, 18. ...

This is a technically fair study. The left ventricle was normal within its end-diastolic dimension??? ...

The patient comes with watery diarrhea and weakness. He underwent a "SETA" study? Thanks so much! ...

I know it varies from person to person, but how many hours per day/week do students estimate they put in for an on-line coding class? Thanks in advance. ...

Anyone have any good sites that have study material? ...

Is that correct? ...

Sentence in EP study: The patient showed a pattern of (torsion of the point). The arrythmia was terminated and patient continued in a stable cardiovascular status. ...

I am getting ready to enroll this week with Andrews for medical coding, and am really looking forward to this new challenge and learning opportunity!! After 30 years as a state employee, I'm actually switching careers. With that being said, I was just interested to find out "where" people like to study in their homes when studying 4-5 hours a night and working assignments. Do you sit at a desk with the computer in front of you, or do you use the dining room table, a comfortable ...

Is it possible to get a study guide and just take the tests? Do you really have to go to school? ...

I am transcribing a report for the Einstein trials for a drug. Everywhere I look, it has EINSTEIN (all caps). I cannot find anywhere this is an acronym. Should it be transcribed in all caps? ...

Usual story -- I loved MT, but I'm about to be laid off and know another MT job would probably pay minimum wage (if that!). I'm lucky, in that I'll get enough unemployment to live on and will probably still have enough savings to pay tuition. However, I have no preexisting college degree, and both unemployment and tuition money will only stretch to about 5 quarters. I've already passed the CPC exam once, can brush up and pass it again. My local co ...

patient has leg pain; they want him to be in the s/l Dionne study/Deon? Dee-awn - thanks

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