s/l sin-knee-key-eye
There was (synici) and lateralization of the middle turbinate to the lateral nasal wall. This was gently medialized removing the (synici) and opening up the ethmoid labyrinth as best as possible.
When I google it doesn't have any idea what I'm trying to say!!
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mri of the brain: No apparent lesions in the hippacanthal regions. i know the root word would be hypocanthus, but why can i not verify this!?!? my brain is frozen. TIA ...
in DQS 7.1 without it checking the whole report? I have tried highlighting the word and hitting F7 and putting the curser on the word and hitting F7, and that does not work. I was told to right-click on the word and a list of options will come up, and nothing happens when I do that. Everything I try it still checks the whole document and not just one selected word. Any tips would be appreciated, thanx. ...
HELP! MS Word is not recognizing Stedmans as my spell checker, so all med words are red underlined. I tried restoring my computer to prior week, and tried using an old version of normal.dot Any help would be greatly appreciated! I use Smartype and that is fine, it's just my spell checker. It has apparently reverted to the spell checker that comes standard with Word. I have been using this computer and this setup f ...
I am trying to find a good spellchecker to download for Word 2003. I had previously been working out of WP5.1 and then Pscribe, so there was no need for me to purchase one. TOO many out there, would like opinions from MTs who actually use them, not the manufacturer saying "its the best one available" and end up paying for something that is garbage. Starting a new position on Monday where I will be typing in Word 2003. Any suggestions greatly appreciat ...
This is a PE on a 70-yo woman.
"Breasts are symmetrical s/l "up my ass."
Really, that is exactly what it sounds like he is saying but obviously that is not correct. (at least, I hope not-LOL) Any idea what this could be? ...
I accidently added a word to spell check that is a misspelling. I think someone posted how
to delete a word....I can't find that post........
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I just recently quit my job with MQ after having been there for 10 years. I'm now working as an IC on Word. Does anybody have information on a good medical software program (medical dictionary/spell checker/expander) that is compatible with Word. I'd like to get something that doesn't cost an arm and a leg!!
Any help would be appreciated.
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I just downloaded the Stedmans Spell Checker to work with my Word Documents, and I can't figure out how to make it work with Word. I went into Spell check, Options, and saw custom dic, but don't know where to go from there to set it up. Help please, and thank you! ...
How freaking stupid do you think I am??? Obviously you cant spell what you just rambled through either but speak normally and I guarantee you I can...off to search AGAIN!!! ...
I just got a new client that is an ophthalmology group. The doctor is saying,
"Pachymetry measurements by ultrasound pachymetry are 508 microns OD and 510 microns OS. ___________ are 46.5 x 47.2 flat meridian at 1 OD and 46.75 x 47.75 flat meridian at 1 OS."
Where the blank is it sounds like K.A's or Cave's??? Is there such a thing. I can't seem to find anything similar.
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The patient is undergoing vitrectomy. "Of note, the anterior segment, she did have significant nuclear ________ with cortical spoking as well as iris synechia inferiorly." It sounds like "squadric" or something of that nature. ...
I rarely ever get these types of reports and need help with how to type this sentence:
His refractive error is a -0.50 +1.25 axis at 170.
I do not know where/if to put commas, if it should be typed -0.50 plus 125 or -0.50 + 1.25, or as above sample. Any help would be much appreciated. ...
The only ophthalmology book I am aware of is Stedman's. Is there another one that is better? I am only a little bit familiar with ophthalmology OP's and need a good book. Thanks. ...
Replying to probably old message in Google. Correct spelling of instruments commonly used in cataract extraction: Utrata forceps, cystitome. Procedure: capsulorrhexis. ...
Need some help with these terms that are some type of eye surgery. They are mentioned in the past medical history. Resident dictates what sounds like "rule-op-sis" to the right eye (spells this rulptoss, which I am sure doesn't spell anything!) and "lul-pop-tosis" to the left eye (spells this lulptosos, which also doesn't spell anything!).
I would greatly appreciate any ideas you have!
I am on my last nerve with these students, residents, foreign doctors, etc., being ...
It's a cataract surgery.
Hemostasis of the *sounds like limbo area was obtained using wet-field cautery.
Dictation is very quiet so I can't tell for sure.
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Patient is having what sounds like some kind of eye surgery. Diagnosis sounds like:
Upper "lido matic ecalasia" functionally limiting.
Bilateral upper lid ptosis functionally limiting.
HELP!
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"Very pleased that the glaucoma surgery we did in the left eye is working well and the pressure is nice/tender (thats what it sounds like but not sure if its right) in the left eye and 16 in the right eye."
"The left eye showed a little bit of conjunctiva infection which may be due to the" s/l alfican or elfican? (He changed the patient then to Xalatan).
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I've been editing and transcribing an ophthalmology account for a month now. I find it very difficult with many abbreviations and tests. I also find it really hard to find things on the Internet related to same, unlike with the other specialties with which I'm familiar.
Anyone else dislike ophthalmology as much as I do?
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