Ciprodex HC? I didn't find that in my book...written correctly??

How would dB HL be written? dBHL, db HL, DBHL? I'm dong an audiology report and can't verify this. ...

offering 3 cpl for editing and letting them know what you think of that? I saw an ad from TTD offering 3 cpl but then stating you can make excellent line counts because the dictators are so clear. LOL I would love to email them and tell them they should be ashamed of themselves. ...

There is a profession well hidden from the world, but involves your everyday care when you go to see your doctor. The skill is called transcription and a transcriptionist is the person trained to prepare a dictated voice recording from your medical provider into a legal document that goes into your medical record. When transcription became a skilled job back in the early 1960-1970s, the reports were typed on a manual typewriter, and then progressed onto the electric typewriter, and on to com ...

If you have had a written warning, is there something you are supposed to sign? I have seen people getting written up and talking about signing, but I was never told to sign anything in Ultipro. And now it makes me wonder if I was written up at all or just told another lie! ...

hello. I'm posting this using Google speech recognition. Its a program on my android tablet. I never noticed it was here before. It isn't dragon. It isn't capital dragon. Well I guess I can't figure out how to make the capital letter show up, but I think if I found the instructions I probably could. If this tablet computer program works this well for me now, you can imagine how well front end speech recognition works for doctors and hospitals. Sure, there are some minor typos ...

This article is very poorly (almost badly) written, but it makes you think - if the US is going to investigate Alibaba for wanting to own Yahoo, then why not other companies, like MQ that is buying up American MT companies at a rapid pace. ...

Usually I get a higher score. but I have a feeling I will be hearing from my boss because I only made 99% this time. ...

Patient has ALS with significant respiratory involvement. Prescription was for BiPap at 8 04 pressure. How should this be written? Is it 804, 8:04 or some other way these prescriptions are written? Thanks for your help. ...

Any help figuring these 2 allergies out? I get a copy of history and physical sheet from the one PA because he has such a terrible time with meds, allergies, etc. These 2 allergies are written like this on sheet. The one, Fofranil, is a written scribble literally!! Thanks for any help! Patient with PMH of reflux, hypothyroidism, paroxysmal atrial tachycardia, endocarditis, vitamin D deficiency, arrhythmia, double vision, sinusitis, irregular heartbeat and depression. ...

midabdomen or mid abdomen - which would be correct or is either equally correct? ...

I passed the first written test. I have noted some remarks about SS but nothing current. I am just needing PT. Would anyone want to share any comments about SS? This business is not what it used to be, but at least of all resumes I have sent out at least they have replied. Next is possibly up to a 2-hour interview, which I have never done before. I know everyone has their own opinions and experiences too, but right now I am needing a job good or bad. Appreciate any thoughts. ...

As result biophysical profile is performed with an amniotic fluid index of 1.75+3.00+ 3.5 cm. As result biophysical profile is performed with an amniotic fluid index of 1.75+3.00+ 3.5 cm. Is this correct or should the + signs be written out as 1.75 plus 3.00 plus 3.5 cm. TIA ...

Is it written somewhere how to type diagnoses when the code is given first? Axis I: 301.82 Depression, not otherwise specified. (This code and diagnosis might not be accurate but just an example.) Do you put a dash between the code and diagnosis, or a comma after the code and little "d" in depression? or two spaces with capital D for depression? ...

Not sure why is it not working and I cant get into DQM. ...

I transcribed D5.45 normal saline. Is D5.45 correct, or how would you transcribe it? ...

I am not familiar with the terminology and I want to make sure I have this transcribed correctly. This is what I have, "CT of the head shows an old posterotemporal, intraparietal, and right occipital cerebrovascular accident." Is this correct? ...

Dictated: ....recently diagnosed with 1p minus and 4q minus deletions. Transcribed: ...recently diagnosed with 1p- and 4q- deletions. ...

Cholesterol profile: Total cholesterol 182, LDL 120, HDL 82, triglycerides 75. ...

history of stage IIIA, T4, N2, M0, non-small-cell lung cancer. ...

Dictated as "a year and a half ago." Do I type it as such or do I change to 1-1/2 years ago?? Thanks for your help! ...

Heard back from the Department of Labor who verified that OT is calculated correctly. Per the client library, FAQ June 2012, it is calculated as an hourly rate and then we are paid 50% of that. They recalculate this every pay period based on how many lines we did, divided by 80. Just updating everyone. ...

Anybody else work for a Peds clinic and get driven CRAZY due to the odd spelling of all of these kid names these days? It seems like almost every single time, I spell the name wrong and when I check for correction on my list, I always have to change it, which I cannot do until the END of the report! I am so tired of these names: Jennipher, Ryleigh, Austen, Allysin, Emilee. I mean, what was wrong with Jennifer, Riley, Austin, Allison and Emily? Why did we have to cha ...

I don't want to be too harsh, but some people need to go back to English class. All I do all day long is correct really, really basic, childish, stupid punctuation mistakes. Granted, most of them really don't make a different in the meaning of the sentence, but how would you feel if you were the one reading your medical report and it looked like crap or maybe faulty punctuation did change the meaning of what was in your report? Some representative examples I see all the time: S ...

Dr says: He did have, while after a long day of hiking at Philmont, he had decided to stretch himself out and had jumped up and was holding a bar or treetrunk with his feet off the ground, he then developed lightheadedness and a loss of consiousness. I am having brain block.. and nothing looks right. After a long day of hiking at Philmont, he had decided to stretch himself out and had jumped up, and was holding a bar or tree trunk with this feet off the ground. He then dev ...

Ciprodex HC? I didn't find that in my book...written correctly?? - LB

It should be just Cipro HC - sm

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