I had a total of 3 reports to type

I was just wondering how many reports on average you type in a day, and how long are they? Are you full time or part time? Thank you! ...

The hospital (client) of the company I type for, just updated their system. This was a so-called big deal. I was excited because they use a program that I know has potential to make a lot more shortcuts and less mouse use available for the MTs, that they did not utilized, but today, I started typing on the "new updated" version just to find there are more fields I have to fill in on the patient profile screen, there is more mouse use, and more looking up, and going out of the program ...

This may have been asked and answered previously but I am going to lose my long-term account because of EMR in about 2 years and I am not going down without a fight. Why can't I type their transcription as usual, then the reports can be scanned into the computer/EMR? Any information would be greatly appreciated....thanks! ...

Hi all. I was just wondering what other MTs prefer...little short reports or very long reports? Do too many of either affect your line count (and therefore your pay)? I definitely prefer very long reports! ...

Patient had bilateral total hip arthroplasties. Under radiographs DR dictates "good calcar s/l nerve resporption." I know calcar resporption is appropriate in this context, but I have never heard nerve dictated along with it. Is this common or could I be hearing a stutter? Thanks! ...

Am i the only one that just hates the long ones? And by long I mean anything over like 4 minutes. I love progress and ER notes! ...

A couple of things I just cant understand, this DR sounds like he is drunk this morning! "status post left s/l amelano total hip arthroplasty for AVN with collapse" "internal and external range of motion over the s/l sick or sit joint is quite benign" Patient received an injection into the SI joint, so I am wondering if he is saying SIC joint. Is the sacroiliac joint abbreviated in this way sometimes? Cannot reference that. Dr is getting ESR, CRP and sed rate to make sure there is ...

Anyone ever heard of this company? They emailed me with an offer for an IC position, and I have no idea where they got my email. Just curious if anyone works for them or knows anything about them. ...

I am used to people acting professional on these boards. I suggest, to all of you who like to slam people that are total stranters, to at least have the professionalism to address others on this board with some respect. Hearing acidic remarks from total strangers doesn't invite a professional response. I thought this was what this board was about. Ms. Diane Mortier ...

The cutting block was locked in position utilizing the (s/l 4 10 stylus). If I am hearing that right, do I hyphenate 4-10...? Thanks... ...

Okay, I can't make out what type of clamp he would be using. "The uterus was then clamped at the adnexa with large s/l K **"enely" ?? clamps". thanks in advance. bv ...

I had a great weekend. It was so nice. Takes so little to make me a happy camper anymore. ...

5 out of 5 bilateral strength in EHL, FHL, GSC, and TA. What do these stand for??? I know tibialis anterior but what are the other three?? ...

of course, most of the lines are VR but, I totaled my lines and the amount of $$ I made. Then I took the amount of straight typing lines I used to do and x by 8 cpl. I have more lines doing both straight and VR, BUT less pay. I averaged 1200/1300 lines per day working usually 6 hours (no set time schedule, just a mandatory "full-time" amount at old job). Last week, I missed 3 hours of work but did 7068 of a mix of ST and VR. Made almost 200 bucks les ...

Can someone please explain to me how the "total system hours" are calculated? My manager is always complaining that there shouldn't be a big difference between your hours clocked in on Webclock and your "total system hours" in Enterprise. I am wondering how they calculate these as I know it is not the time that you are clocked into Enterprise. I am guessing that they are somehow able to determine when you are actively working in Enterprise--typing, listening to audio, etc.? The thing that c ...

I searched the archives and didn't come up with anything. Just wondering if anyone has any info they are willing to share about this company. ...

Could use some help here. The blank clearly sounds like "mail" or "male" but a previous report done by the same doc, same context, an MT has put the word "Mayo." I don't think that works here but I don't know what this term might mean. Anybody have any insight? Here is the sentence: At this point, we took the bed out of Trendelenburg, placed both legs on the ______________ , leaving the foot dropped, and closed our wound in layers. This is at the end of a hip replac ...

Hi any help really appreciated, cant locate anything even close.. Pinnacle, s/l "banton" acetabular component with a 28 mm Ultrex polyethylene liner. ...

A total knee arthroplasty. "We sized the femur to a size 4+ and made the appropriate cuts with the cutting block at 3 degress of external rotation. We sized the tibia to a size 4, made the appropriate drill holes and punch holes to accommodate the prosthesis. The *intra-arm* reduction had excellent stability through all ranges with a 10-mm poly prepared for cementing." ...

Have everyone work on the weekends so there's work come Monday morning. Spend entire days Monday through Friday, 10-16 hours per day, trying to get work, but only being clocked in for 6 to 8. But if you're anything higher than an MLS, you've got it made. You can adhere to your schedule AND have a life. I wish I could write how I really feel about these wage thieves. ...

what the correct expanded form of this would be? It is a TKR. I think PS might be posterior stabilized, but I am stumped with the rest. Check on Google, went to Biomet Vanguard site. No help. TIA ...

Does AHDI list the total number of U.S. CMTs anywhere on their website? I have been looking, but could not find anything. Anyone have any idea what the number might be currently? ...

Patient underwent a right total hip replacement and in the PE he had positive what s/l "stenshil" sign???? Any ideas???? ...

How do you switch from a SR report to a total transcription file. I am transcribing more than I am editing on this report and, in my opinon, should be paid to transcribe and not edit. ...

with a predominance of neutrophils. *Beta count* normal. Hemoglobin in the normal range. Serum electrolytes completely unremarkable ...

I am transcribing an Operative Report for a left total knee arthroplasty. In the Description of Procedure he is talking about the patella tracking and he states: The knee dis patella measured 22 mm in thickness. Is the word "knee dis" correct? This is what he sounds like he is saying.. however I can not find this term anywhere!! I was thinking meatus? Stuck!!.. Here is a little of the report both before and after! Patella tracking was then assessed with the trial tibial ...

How does this total system hours work I see on the timesheet now? It is way under my scheduled hours. Can someone please explain this to me? Shouldn't it be even with the hours I worked/am scheduled? I clock in and out only when working so I do not understand why it is much lower. How exactly does this work or get tracked??? Thanks! ...

Patient with MS, incontinent of urine, and dictator tells me he has been using Chuck's pads. Her word, not mine, Chuck's. She even spelled it out for me "Capital C, h, u,c, k, apostrophe s pads." Thinking maybe I'm losing it, or maybe his roommate's name is Chuck and he has some really sweet wee-wee pads this dude has been using on the sly, I turned to my trusty Stedman's medical & surgical equipment words books. Nothing in there about chucks ...

I had a total of 3 reports to type - ALL DAY LONG TODAY!

were you in the north before the move - curious

SA5 west area. No message below - Moved from one group to another.

How do you move??? - enigma

I was told, "i HAD TO MOVE AND FOLLOW MY PRIMARY. - Never wanted to move.

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