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Dyslexic fingers - Does anyone else
Posted: May 16, 2014
ever have days when your fingers just WILL NOT hit the right keys? I'm having one of those days. So frustrating!
yes and I sometimes wonder - see message
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Sometimes I think my chair is not adjusted right or the keyboard is too close or too far away. Just can't seem to get it right.
happens to me all the time - backspace key diva
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I do that, too... keep adjusting the chair, the keyboard. But really I think what I need to do on days like that is adjust my brain! lol When I'm not focused I tend to make more mistakes. The backspace key gets quite a workout!
I spilled something on my keyboard one time and had to run out and buy a new one. When I got home & got it set up, I realized it had a regular-key size backspace key. I had to turn around and take it back and find one with the large backspace key because my fingers kept hitting whatever key that was right next to it.
Just typing along doing my thing. At end of report no redundant skip marker for "end of report blah blah....type in corrected text, highlight, redundant marker not working..soo I do it again. I figured it just was not working as sometimes highlighting and placing a skip marker does not work. I finally realized I actually typed a report and was not editing. That is why it was not working..
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When I start typing for the first time every day, it seems like my fingers are not as fast as my brain and want to get "tangled" because they cannot keep up. This results in a lot of wasted time and lots of backspacing. Do any of you experience this and if so how do you get your fingers "warmed up" before you start working? ...
Whenever I type lab, I slow down. My fingers are short and I have trouble reaching the number characters on the keyboard. I want to type lab fast too. Are there tricks that I can do to boost my typing when doing lab values?
TIA
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Under the physical exam,
Derm: Dry, scaly psoriatic s/l leavings on the bilateral fingers.
Nails: No pitting. Possible s/l onicolisis on the toes. No capillary engorgement.
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Any tips on how to keep my fingers warm during this crappy weather? There is a blizzard warning where I am with 30-40 mph winds and -30 wind chills. My apartment is freezing. Turned the heat up but my fingers are like ice! Stay warm everyone! lol ...
The only jobs that were actualy transcription for me today were the worst 4 doctors on the planet!
I am pulling my hair out today over the 10 reports that had to be sent to the MMEs with all of the holes!
Also, to the MME who corrected 1 of my reports:
I know that numbers are not spelled out, however, the doctor said "325 one or two a day" He did not say milligram, therefore, you are not supposed to leave 2 numbers next to eachother, so I spelled it out. If I knew we w ...
I am having a great deal of trouble with stiff and aching fingers and wrists - it is really slowing down my typing, which I can't afford. No insurance to go to doc. Just wondering if anyone with similar issues had non-med suggestions I could try, particularly for fingers. Any suggestions about wrist splints would be appreciate as well. I have arthritis in my knees so I assume this is what it is. ...
I must have much smaller hands, because I cannot reach the keys in the manner described for the right hand.
Unfortunately, I already use the other tips and use the right + left hand for shortcuts, and only thing that makes any difference is the quality of the output.
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