Consultation note: No oral s/l "cavitations". Is that right? nm

I saw the patient for an extended neurological consultative on this day. Dr. Says Consultative twice in the report.. would you use that term? ...

Because of the combination of illnesses and particularly because of left arm weakness and s/l ("front coordination") as well as memory impairments she fells she cannot return to work doing clerical duties. ...

talking about infected cysts under her arm in the axilla. would this go under trunk or extremities? Thank you ...

At the end of the report the doctor says Axis I -Adjustment disorder with anxiety, moderate in degree. Then he says "New paragraph, Psychogenic amnesia", then he says Axis II . Do I skip a line after Axis I, then write Psychogenic amnesia? How do I set that up? Please help, Thanks. ...

"The turbinates were pink and there was no mucopurulence. Afrin/________ was applied." It sounds like "PONT-uh-geen", but I've tried every spelling variation I can come up with. Thanks in advance! ...

Child who just had tonsillectomy. His oral secretions are thick and s/l row-be. suggestions? ...

working on a psychiatry consulation report and there are only a few headings dictated. "History of Present Illness", "Review of Past Medical Records", "Developmental Background", and "Diagnosis". Under "Review of Past Medical Records" there are several paragraphs dictated without headings and each one starts out with "Doctor (doctors name is cut off) diagnosed (or indicates) etc....., examples: Doctor diagnosed head injury, loss of consciousness, bilateral clavicle fractures, right scapula ...

On a consultation report, under the heading "past medical history" is there a specific order of sub headings according to the AHDI standards? ...

s/l Doctor with an accent is dictating Database: Chect x-ray slander cardiac silhouette. Please help. Thanks ...

The patient is quite ____pathic with an INR of 10. It almost sounds like the doc is saying overpathic or homopathic....TIA ...

This is probably something painfully obvious that is escaping me. Young male who bit his lip. exam "Slight (s/l typtic) area on the lip." Treatment recommended is Orabase and salt water cleansing. ...

the sentence: Composite XRV with "DOV" was placed to restore tooth. thanks in advance ...

Doc is prescribing oral contraceptives called "Ovasense". Not turning anything up on Google, Bing, rxlist.com, drugs.com, epocrates.com. Please help! ...

He says it pretty clearly but I haven't been able to find anything resembling. Thanks for helping!! ...

The patient is referred with fever, chills and progressive shortness of breath with a history of IV drug abuse and alcoholism. The patient is a poorly-nourished 44-year-old Hispanic male in "s/l seria desperator" distress and agitated. Could the doctor mean severe respiratory distress? ...

Cannot make sense of what dr is dictating here...gave a few of the sentences before and after so you can get the context from this consultation report. Recurrent severe chest pain attributed to mitral valve prolapse increasing in frequency and intensity. History of global poor left ventricular function. Cannot rule out cardiomyopathy so I will be careful as regards negative. No trophic agents such as Inderal. Suggest that Inderal and Isordil be discontinued.&n ...

I think that part of a physician's training/internship or whatever should be to have 6 months to 1 year of being an MT before they start practicing medicine. Maybe that would help. Of course, then they would all know how to type their own reports and the need for us will diminish...yet, a physician's time is apparently very precious...so maybe not. Just thinking outloud, never gonna happen. ...

I've always used oral mucosa but in looking up a prior report today saw an MT had transcribed it as "Oromucosa is moist." Have I been doing it wrong all this time??? How do you transcribe this? TIA :) ...

Doc is describing telemery strip and says "tachycardia which appears to be multiple calachional tachycardia. Any ideas? thanks. ...

which of the 2 is correct: a.) Lasix 60 mg present by EMF b.)Lasix 60 mg present by EMS? ...

ESL s/l "oral" left ventricular ejection fraction. ...

I know I learn something every day in this business, but I've never heard of this. She's very, very clear, but I'd like to know for sure before I QA. Thanks! For context, this is the complete statement: She was found to have a hemoglobin as low as 7.8 and was sent to the emergency room. This did not require an s/l oral transfusion. ...

how difficult is this specialty to learn? I consider ophthalmology very difficult. Is it comparable to this? Appreciate any and all comments. ...

She brings with her a very good detailed consultation notes and other medical records from the Air Force including evaluation at the S/L FEZDA. ...

Consultation note: No oral s/l "cavitations". Is that right? nm - mtstuck

oral cavitations is correct - sweetgirlsmom

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