Cardiac drive?

I inserted Stedman's Medical Dictionary CD into D drive. Message came up that said "you have no disk in D drive", so I clicked the button to remove it, but no disk was there. I did not put this disk away and is nowhere to be found. When I turned computer on later, a black screen came up saying I had left a disk in D drive and I had to press F1, so I know it's still in there, but not visible. I can't open the case. ...

if I don't figure this out. Doing pediatric cardiology with is new to me and can not find anything close to this. Pt is a 5-1/2 yo who just a secundum ASD repaired. Patient's intraoperative echo showed no residual ASD, good function and initially she was in a s/l "wee-ge-bog" rhythm which then returned to normal sinus. Thanks! ...

HI, I need help and how. I work on production and cannot afford to be down at all. I have a HP Pavilion Desktop, XP software, and a West. Digital external drive--My Book Essential 2.0 which is barely 6 mons. old. About 2 wks. ago, the power tray in the computer failed and was replaced. He fixed that, returned it, and the computer worked just fine. It failed again 1 wk. to 2 wks. later. The tech said the wiring/cords inside were all twisted up. No one ...

OK, here's the scoop. I am working on an older company-provided Dell running XP that's basically on the very last of its legs (got the blue screen of death this morning but was able to finally get to Windows and into my program). I talked with our IT guy today, and he said to get a new hard drive and have the old info transferred (at my expense, because of new company rules). I work on ChartScript.net and asked if that ran on Vista because I could then use my laptop, our only other com ...

My old computer is 10-years old and has given me a blue screen 3 times when I am in AOL only. My computer guy has suggested a rebuilt computer with XP cause that's what I need, or a new computer with a partitioned hard drive. Does anyone have an opinion on this? I am not that informed to know if this would work well. Any experience with or opinion on this would be appreciated. Thanks in advance. ...

Happened to read the following in Cbay's facebook page. Hope I don't lose my account.....this time... http://www.facebook.com/CBaySytems?sk=wall CBaySystems' Coimbatore office will embark on a recruitment drive to appoint MTs, QAs (office based) and HBTs. They will be looking for talents from Trivandrum, Kochi and Chennai. The recruitment drive will be held on the 27th and 28th November in the following hotels. Trivandrum - Hotel Horizon, Kochi - Hotel Presidency, ...

After reading about this horrific layoff, I notice this: MModal is conducting a Recruitment drive exclusively for Medical Transcriptionists, Direct Uploaders, Direct Posters, Quality Analyst & Editors at Bubhaneshwar. The recruitment drive is scheduled from 6th April to 8th April 2013. Interested candidates willing to appear for the drive need to send their applications / resumes to vijaykumar.dharmaji@mmodal.com or durgaprasad.nandikolla @mmodal.com for a scheduled ...

Unfortuntely for me, this will be a short trip. I am stressed to nearly the breaking point. Can't pay bills now and now this. Got to find a solution and quick. Finding I can't compete with the younger folks in the job market. Age is a pitfall. ...

A flash drive sounds like a great way to save auto-correct, but I can't find anything in word to tell me how to copy/backup auto-correct??? TIA ...

Does anyone have a .spf file that they could "loan me" until I either find my flash drive or I build my own up (could take years like my original one did!)? I had a backup but that hard drive crashed, and boy was I grateful for the flash drive backup, but what with one thing and another, I didn't back it up on my new computer and of course now I'm kicking myself. Or if there is a resource online that I could use, that would be great. I'm looking for a more generic com ...

I started a second job for extra money and so I'm on 100% QA. I keep getting feedback for what I consider to be the most inane reasons. I am old school. When a dictator starts as sentence "patient is here for..." I type "The patient is here for ...." So QA has pinged me several times for not typing "verbatim." So I've tried to be very conscious and listen very closely. Now I've gotten feedback where I clearly thought I heard patient, typed ...

from a PC that was provided by a company? If so, how does one do this? I work for one of the MTSOs and they provided a desktop PC. However, there are times when I would like to be mobile and would like to be able to use my laptop. The company will load their software on their PCs and will not load it on an employees personal computer. So I am trying to devise a way to be able to use my laptop on those occasions when I would like to take my work with me. I have ...

Can anyone tell me how to save my shorthand file to a flash drive? Thanks. ...

Just want to vent a little about how lazy I think people over the age of 18 have gotten regarding proper grammar and spelling. I am not just talking about typos. I know on MTStars we are not supposed to point out typos, but I was just struck with the question: When does it stop being a typo and start being laziness and sloppiness, or maybe even uneducated? I just received an Email from my 19-year-old granddaughter that was full of those abbreviations that everyone uses w ...

A repeat CT was done, which showed an "interwall" decrease in the subdural hemorrhage in the left tentorial edge. ...

Should it be non-cardiac or noncardiac? I saw it both ways online and just wanted to be sure. Thanks! ...

Patient will be undergoing CABG and dictator stated: "AP 2 wide 12 assay will be obtained to evaluate the level of platelet inhibition" AP 2 Y 12? a P2Y12? I can't find anything. TIA ...

I am new MT (sort of). I am doing a cardiac cath from an ESL with marbles in his mouth. This is a false positive stress test, and I am going nuts with one phrase. It is: "The left anterior descending artery was large, 5 mm in diameter. (s/l tran sif ico) was mildly tortuous but no focal lesions." I googled the phrase and found it, and was led to this site, but it is not here. Anybody have a clue on the (s/l trans sif ico)? ...

Cardiac bile markers? I have never heard of this but that sounds like what he is saying. ?? ...

patient had postoperative complications of cardiac arrest with pericardial effusion which led to "cardiac tamponade". The doctor pronounces it like "decardiac tamponaude." Is there another version I am not familiar with? Thanks! Abby ...

Is is J-point ST elevation or J-point and ST elevation? ...

"PDA branch has a 90% s/l "pinch by stent" lesion, small caliber vessel? ...

s/l Agasen-130 method ...

Is there such a thing as "CO" cardiac enzymes? I can't find anything online or in my literature. It's listed under procedures for this patient. Thanks! ...

Her current bradycardia, which does not seem to resolve with elimination of beta-blockers and with exercise intolerance, is probably secondary to chronic "copric" insufficiency s/l "kop-ric" ...

Diffuse athrosclerotic disease without clinical evidence of coronary artery disease ...

Anybody ever hear of a term that sounds like "mid jet." The context of the term is in the vital signs section of the physical examination. ...

Would someone please tell me who is correct? I have always transcribed CK-MB index. A MT friend of mine says it should be CK-MB, index, as they are 2 different things. TIA. ...

Cardiac drive? - Kari

could be - CardioMT

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