Good morning. Help! Doc is saying quick-look echo on s/l sono cardiac machine sm

Hope everyone has a great and productive day. I know, wishful thinking for those tough accounts. I'm working again with a headache just like yesterday and stomach problems to go along with it. Lucky me! ...

Always a pleasant way to start the week at this faaaaabulous company. ...

Just want to vent! Here it is late morning, been available to work for over 4 hours, only worked less then 30 minutes, most of that is due to work availability. So just sitting here with no work- it seems like so much of the time is wasted waiting!!!!! Only if we could be paid to be available to work. It seems wrong that we get dinged for lousy dictators, even on a 100% QA account, isn't that the point of 100% QA, we get dinged for not making line count (no jobs, awful dictators, many corre ...

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It seems like every time I transcribe a cardiac cath report, there's yet another new sheath, catheter, introducer, etc., that I've never heard of. Does anyone have a go-to website listing these? ...

Here I change my hours 1-1/2 years ago to get my primary and secondary and now? CESSPOOL. I have had it!!!!! So if we are running slow tonight, good luck tomorrow morning. Been this way for practically the last 3 weeks, although it is getting worse!!! ...

I do not have a BOS 3rd edition, only 2nd edition. Is 2D echocardiogram correct or should it be changed to Two dimensional echocardiogram TIA ...

wrong. Whoever did that, 3 points off and your pay gets docked by $129. ...

Sonographic findings including shadowing and gravity-dependent echogenic "phocae" within the gallbladder ...

I have a patient with sleep apnea and the doctor states the pateint will need a "break" CPAP at home. The only other thing it sounds like is a "brick" CPAP. I don't think it's either, but definitely not brick. I've done an extensive Google search so danged many times today with all of the crappy docs I've had, and I am so sick of Google, I could just about rip my computer off my desk and smash it against the wall. Either that, ...

He has a history of sleep apnea and uses a CPAP machine _____ (s/l en-hence). Help? ...

Has anyone used a virtual machine? My PC turned out to have an incompable operating system, so they are sending a virtual machine. I understand I will only be using their virtual machine to do the transcription. I am wondering I can still use my PC to research online while working, since I will probably be using the Internet connection on the virtual machine, right? ...

I have been using a steno machine to do this job since the year 2000. I would have a difficult time returning to typing on a QWERTY board for MT'ing...way too slow and painful on the hands, etc. On a good day on a familiar account, I can produce 250 lines an hour, no sweat. I was trained in school to reach 225 words per minute, which I did back in 1992, to qualify to take the California state board exam. I would encourage anyone to take the time and effort to learn s ...

My computer crashed. I bought a new computer that has Windows 7. The hospital I work for uses a Cisco VPN client that will not work with Windows 7. I bought the Windows 7 professional upgrade and set up the XP virtual system. Now everything works except my foot pedal (Infinity IN-DVIUSB). It seems this it is not truly a USB device but is a HIB device. I am going crazy without a foot pedal. Has anyone else gone through this? Is there a pedal that works with XP virtual machine? I tried t ...

This patient has carpal tunnel syndrome. Doctor says: "she has been using rigid night splints, (s/l) doctor horse machine, and ice packs which help her symptoms." Help! ...

Does that suggest you will need daily patient lists faxed to you that are hard to read and you have to stop and glean information from them that you are not being paid to do? Just wondering. I just assumed all of that from the need of a fax machine. Anyone else venture a guess? ...

I bought a new Dell back in August and have nothing but problems with it. First I had a ? board error, then for a few days had a keyboard failure. During all this, my font size keeps changing. One day I can barely read it (looks like this) and other days, (it looks like this). The menu bars now are so small, I can barely read them, yet the font size is so large, the words run off the edge of the screen. I have spent most of my time off work trying to figure it out. I went into display and ...

I have been working for MQ for years! Wish I had been home to get that call and have fun playing along, LOL ...

swallowed the TE probe through the _______ block??? (sounds almost like valve or bio???) ...

For those who work with echo dictation - from what I understand, it's useful for straight transcribing, but does it work in VR? I'm thinking of investing in it, but can't understand how it would be useful in a VR program, which is where everything will be in just a few years. I would think it wouldn't work in a non-Word program since you can't cut and paste, and even if it did, you'd be editing twice. Thanks for any info! ...

This is a technically fair study. The left ventricle was normal within its end-diastolic dimension??? ...

Could anyone who works for MModal tell me if in the echo reports there are headings for measurements such as sinus of Valsalva or aortic annulus? ...

"The patient was administered dobutamine per s/l heart station protocol. The patient received 10, 20 and 30 mcg/kg per minute." Any ideas? Thanks for any help. ...

Looking for a protocol for a stress echo that s/l MBA exilier?? Can't reference anything similar. Thanks so much!! ...

Should there be commas in the following statement? Two-dimensional M-mode Doppler and color-flow studies are submitted. ...

Hi all, Been doing echo reports for this doc for a while, and he's now added "ACS" to the list of measurements, e.g. "ACS is 1.8". Looked high and low...can't find this and was curious as to what it stands for. Any help? Thanks in advance. ...

gives the name of the echocardiogram tech and then s/l BSRCS or possibly VSRCS Sounds like it would be his credentials. ...

He is giving the list of measurements on the echo and says what only s/l fraction 27%. It is not ejection fraction because he lists that later as 40%. ...

so please do not turn your head or body around while dictating, putting your voice out of range of the microphone's power. I thank you. ...

T: Echo cardiogram preformed yesterday did reveal an ejection fracture of 29% it also showed a mildly dilated right ventricle and hypocontractile with a moderate sized paracardio effusion. ...

Good morning. Help! Doc is saying quick-look echo on s/l sono cardiac machine sm - shortcake

abbreviating the manufacturer Sonosite? - nm

Yeah, probably. Left a blank, thanks anyway! - shortcake

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