s/l "lowest pattern" of degenerative changes?

Their email just informed me of their awesome pay - 5 to 6 cpl for straight transcription and 2 to 3 cpl for editing. Oh, and this is working as an IC during the night shift. This is shameful. You should be ashamed of yourselves, Sten-Tel! If you actually make 2 cpl doing VR, you would have to edit 400 lines in an hour just to make 8 bucks an hour. Does anyone actually work for you? ...

They pay 2-3/12 cents per line for VR without spaces!!! OMG! Why bother even testing for them?!?! ...

My primary account was yanked with ne'er a word from TSM and I'm waiting for an email as I've been below quota due to that. I've counted and I've done 21 different accounts today alone. So ticked off at TSM. She can't even type a sentence with capitalization or punctuation for heaven's sake. ...

dictate in the noisiest areas. ...

He also had some versal side degenerative fraying. ...

I just applied for a job, aced the test, and have 18+ years experience. I was offered .06 cpl to start, but will be "generously" bumped up to a whopping .07 cpl once I've proved myself. I have never, ever been offered anything lower than .08 cpl in my entire career. I did make 7.75 cpl one, but that was 15 years ago, working for the Q on a simple ER account with templates out the ying yang. I really feel insulted here. Good grief... I would really appreciate some in ...

If you are making less than $8.91 per hour at medical transcription, you make less money per hour than: Fast Food Cook - $8.91/hr Food Prep Worker/Server - $8.95/hr Dishwasher - $8.98/hr Hair Shampooer - $9.20/hr Counter Attendant, coffee shop - $9.27/hr Dining Room/Cafeteria Helper - $9.29/hr Restaurant Hostess - $9.42/hr Amusement Park Attendant - $9.50/hr Cashier - $9.52/hr Farm Laborer - $9.64/hr Source: Forbes.com ...

Patient with right knee arthritis. Ortho doc reading from an MRI report: "There are areas which are consistent with bone islands and a small degenerative (s/l lytivial) cyst." I keep thinking he might mean "tibial," but there is definitely a "ly" or "bi" syllable before the rest of the word. Any thoughts? ...

Disk versus disc ...

in the assessment: He has atrophy in his right hand in an ulnar nerve or CA pattern. I have tried finding what this CA would mean and am unable to, it's in the assessment, could I leave it abbreviated? ...

He has decreased sensation predominately in a left V1 pattern, to a much lesser extent in a left V2 pattern, not affecting left V3. ...

S/l Fiji or Figi patterns on an EEG. ...

All these companies stink and this job rots...I put my resume in on Thurs w/ Keystrokes and they hired me on Friday at a higher line rate 9cpl...Got the shift I wanted but not the days off which really doesn't matter to me, just have to flex around some existing doc appts. Never worked meditech...DocQuscribe is a hard platform to follow, it is GREAT...MQ just stinks...I tried Spheris they had their good and bad on platform..The one I am on now crescendo stinks royal in many ways..God I can& ...

Examination at this point, outside of the reflex changes, does demonstrate decrease in sensation in a fastinest pattern ...

Doing a report for a rheumatologist. She is talking about previous investigations... "ENA screening test was positive inside the plasmic speckled pattern and s/l NSPL pattern in a titer of 1:5120." Doc is of Russian accent, perhaps that helps. TIA ...

In the abdomen, sounds like: There is "n-eye-leez" pattern Any ideas please? ...

While wondering why VR doesn't seem to be getting any better, I've started noticing a pattern while I work that might have at least something to do with it: I have several accounts, and switch around all day. Usually there are a lot of corrections per line with my company's VR system. I wonder why it makes the same dumb mistakes over and over again. However, I've begun to notice that if I've been sent a lot of VR-editing work by the same doctor, a ...

I'm having trouble understanding a mumbly part of this dictation...mostly b/c I can't find the phrase I think he is using. It sounds like (under the physical exam) "The left C6 dermatomal pattern on the end of C5 dermatomal pattern appears to be the area affected by the pain." Does that sound right? ...

Jobs have been uploading and downloading all morning very quickly but all of a sudden are downloading very slowly again. I have to wait for the audio to complete downloading and at times am typing faster than the download (on a DSL connection with no problems with my internet). This downloading slowly problem seems to have at some point everyday but I haven't been able to figure out a pattern. Can this be controlled somehow or it is just a coincidence? Has anybody el ...

Dictated what s/l her sweat perfusion pattern is normal. Orthopedics, rest of paragraph: She has got positive Phalen's, Tinel's and carpal tunnel compression test. There is no intrinsic atrophy. Her _____ perfusion pattern is normal. ...

Today we are doing peds neurology which I know very little about. "Also, the findings were suggestive of a diffuse encephalopathy as well s/l "hip-ther-rhythmic" pattern consistent with documentation of infantile spasms. ...

Oy, orthopedics... Anyone know what this could be? The left hip greater trochanter was injected with Xylocaine and 80 mg of Kenalog in a (s/l staloid) pattern. Thank you kindly!! ...

Unsure if this would be S1, S2, S3 or S123 or S1-2-3 or ?? JD ...

Just wondering... I know AAMT is saying use "disk" for all, but what about DDD? Do you use degenerative "disc" or "disk" disease? ...

There is a minimally rightward axis. There is a right bundle branch block pattern present with secondary polarization changes as well. ...

s/l "lowest pattern" of degenerative changes? - unsure

? - Horski

No, don't hear it - darnit

OH!!! That's a real possibility - unsure

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