Can't find word doctor even wrote it out pancreatobiliary tract??? Ever heard of this??

any where and it is driving me nuts!. This is a student dictating and she states "the patient has facial s/l biparesis." Thanks so much! ...

to a basketball shockwave lithotripsy. Must be for those pesky basketball sized stones. Way to go VR! ...

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That is what is sounds like but in all my years - never heard that before. Maybe I am mishearing? ...

I am doing a diction of and Gasto Operative report on a patient who is having a End colostmy and Hartmann pouch resection! The doctor keeps dictating the work "parin" Example: Take down colostomy with segmental sigmoid resection and low pelvic EA stabled rectosigmoid anastomosis parin 31 mm end parin. I have referenced this in many ways and still come up with nothing... Does anyone have a clue what this is or what it means Thank you ...

The doctor is saying: He will undergo the procedure with the s/l perbazo that this may increase his sugars. I'm having trouble finding this word on google and I know I've heard it before but just can't put my finger on it. Thanks so much for any help! ...

I have a psych doc who always says "the patient was less complaintive today." I've changed it o "the patient complained less today." But the doc sends the report back for correction and wants the word "complaintive" which is NOT a word! I've been giving it to him, but man it drives me crazy. I have an ortho doc who ALWAYS says "all were in agreeance" and I change it to agreement and so far so good, but he is still dictating agreeance. ...

The doctor has performed a biopsy, finding basal cell epithelioma. He found the lesion on the right sounds like "pena." I can't find this word anywhere! ...

Dictator is referring to a "gala" on the patient's skull. Also, a postop healing wound is referred to as a "size." Any ideas? Thanks for your help! ...

he is talking about a list of complications and after a few, he says "a _______ s/l muriate or marriott of complications" I just can not find the word. He is trying to say a whole lot of complications. Any help greatly appreciated. Of course just googling it brings up the marriott hotel. TIA ...

I am almost finished with a medical transcription course. There is one worde/term being dictated that I just cannot understand. It refers to when someone takes time off work for a doctor visit. It sounds like the person dictating is saying "emuran." Can anyone help me. Thanks so much ...

Physical examination was significant only for a soft abdomen with bloody urethra zurnich. Is there a word as zurnich? I am unable to find the word. ...

Dr says swirled needle in "phydolite" of Fidolite ? Can't find anywhere & my company does not answer either. Thanks for your help. This is a breast lesion sent to path. ...

I suspect that his problem may be inattentional. I wonder about the possibilities of both depression and hearing loss. That word struck me as odd so I looked it up, and cannot find it, but I find inattention of course. Just wondering how someone else would put that. ...

This (cyst) appeared ganglionous in nature. Or should I use ganglionic, ganglial, or gangliar? ...

I'm taking a test and I've come across a word I can't find. It sounds like ramidamisus. Thanks in advance. Sunnee ...

When I use Control + F and the Find and Replace box opens up, why is this text already in there? [0-9] {1,} ...

can someone help me; for some reason I am having terrible time finding it, preferably download, but disc ok. Word 2003, 2007, or 2010 32 bit. ...

After a buy-out, pay cuts, more pay cuts, lies, PTO that never gets approved, mandatory overtime, working 7 days a week, empty accounts, and finally an accuracy rate of 99.6% (soon to be 99.7%).... many tears, sleepless nights, worrying, and making myself sick - I finally have made the move.... and I'm outta here!!!!!! And with the new CEO letter that came out today... perfect timing!! I wish you all well if you stick it out with this miserable company. I hope ...

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He speaks very clearly but I have never heard this, and for all I know, it could be a fairly common word but again... He's still talking about that Thurston-Holland fragment of the Salter-Harris fracture, and he says "This required taking down the callus meticulously with the Freer elevator and then *s/l ka-PUNJ-ee-ing* it over." Thanks again if anyone knows. ...

I just wrote Meg Whitman, gubernatorial candidate in California, this letter. Meg: As another full-time working woman, please let me ask for your help. I am only one of thousands of highly trained and experienced American medical transcriptionists being exploited by our company, Medquist, the largest employer of medical transcriptionists. We are not unionized and so are suffering the relentless, unattainable demands of our employer, and if not met, we are f ...

Well, we will see what kind of response I get back. I'm not expecting much, but I thought it was high time i did my part in contacting my representatives and the White House about the sad state of OUR union :) ...

Namely, why US hospitals are being turned into Towers of Babel because there is no SPOKEN English testing of foreign physicians. As it is, they only need to be able to read/write English sufficiently well to take the exam, which is a very different thing entirely from being able to speak English. It's passing strange to me that when I'm doing the most difficult work that I do with some of the most abysmal dictators that I deal with, who cannot string 3 English words togeth ...

The operative note indicates that the wound tracked into the flexor hallucis longus channel. Would this be correct? I know it is wound tract, but I don't think tracted is a word. ...

Can't find word doctor even wrote it out pancreatobiliary tract??? Ever heard of this?? - Kimberly

Yep, sometimes hear as pancreatobiliary canal or region. sm - Txczech

Medical words can be combined, even if you - sm

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