s/l After seizure... "responsive STAR ______ maneuvers"????

This is in reference to a patient wtih mild eustachian tube dysfuncition who cannot "pop" her ears. The doctor says they tried "polterizing" maneuvers that were not successful. Any guesses? ...

Dr. giving past medical history, includes "...diabetic (s/l) low-sis coal-eye". Any ideas? Thanks! ...

s/l reverse saphening? I know that is not it but have no idea what it could be! ...

He underwent an ultrasound that showed adenomyomatosis of the gallbladder, which is sometimes consistent with ______ cholecystitis. (Patient is going to have cholecystectomy and doc is describing the history before proceeding to operative part) The blank is very smushed, almost sounds like non-onycho-cholecystitis, which makes no sense of course :) thanks! ...

graphics on the main board that float down. Just noticed them. At first thought my eyes were playing tricks. Cute and fitting. ...

Anyone else apply for this position and not hear back from them? TIA!! ...

They asked me to test... I did look at archives and see the usual some people love it, some hate it. Any recent comments on the STAR team? Is that being a floater, helping out on multiple accounts? Maybe like specials team at Spheris... ...

I have to tell you all this because I think it's funny. We had a conference call with our CCM a while back and one of the MTs made the comment off-hand that some of the comments made on MT Stars were horrendous. Apparently she was a new employee. LOL. My CCMs replay was simply "Well, everyone needs a place to rant occasionally." LOL. ...

Does anybody have info on Blue Star Transcription? Are they reputable, do they pay on time? I can't find anything in the Archives. Thanks. ...

I saw this ad and was curious about the company. Also, is anyone else having any trouble with the email address in the ad? I wasn't sure if I should copy and paste my info in the email through this site or not. Has anyone else tried to apply? Thanks. ...

Will someone who is familiar with this job please let me know how your like it? I was specifically wondering how good/bad the platform is that you work on, and what platform is it? How good/bad are the jobs that come thru for you to edit/transcribe? Thanks for replying. ...

Neurologic consultation - reason for consult is - Cerebrovascular accident with hemorrhage. Evaluation of a s/l gulding seizure. ...

seizure medication that sounds like daprolate? ...

We will try to "lysol" this with titrating doses of benzodiazepines. ...

This is an ER Note for guy with alcohol poisoning. last heading of the dictation, dr states what s/l solving this. Never seen as heading, cannot find anything near. solviness? Would think the heading would be impression or something similar... ...

Patient does have some (sounds like difficulties ace/e/trophic or hearing trophic at end memory and, therefore, history is somewhat limited by the patient. ...

Past medical history: Hypertension, depression, anxiety, asthma, reflux, insomnia, hypothyroid and high cholesterol. Thanks for any help ...

I need some help with a type of seizure. It sounds like "noncommosive," but the nearest thing I can find by googling is "noncompulsive" and I don't know if that really is an actual type of seizure or just a description of a symptom. ACK! I would dearly love to have a report by this Asian neurologist with no blanks for a change! Anybody have an idea? ...

Hello! :) I am doing an operative report, and I keep hearing a phrase that sounds like "star" closed .... Context: "Venogram of the right common femoral artery, right iliac artery, inferior vena cava and femoral vein, right iliac vein and inferior vena cava (star) closed on the left side." I have never heard of "star" closing anything! Any suggestions would be appreciated. :) ...

s/l After seizure... "responsive STAR ______ maneuvers"???? - BEX

Response to Valsalva maneuver? - justme

Definitely starting saying STAR ... something - Bex

Could it be startle? - MT2

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