Has anyone heard of "All Bat" it sounds like it is an artificial skin cover for burns. NM

"microniazid." The doctor is very clear, I have searched for this for over an hour because I swear I have seen it or something close to it before. Any would would be greatly, GREATLY appreciated!! TIA ...

I sat here yesterday AND Monday with NJA after there apparently was a huge backlog over the weekend with OT being approved, etc. NJA all day yesterday. I log in today and there is tons of work that was all dictated YESTERDAY!!! And I don't mean dictated at 10:00 at night or anything, no, this stuff was dictated yesterday morning and we're just now getting it this afternoon after having NJA all day yesterday? CCM even sent out an email about all the available work! S ...

Can someone help me with the proper way to type third degree burns or 3rd degree burns. thanks so much. ...

Dr. did an exploratory laparotomy with control of enterocutaneous fistula with tube drainage and removal of Vicryl mesh and closure of the abdominal wall with s/l fraters artificial mesh. ...

This is what I just got in my yahoo mail: MT. LAUREL, N.J., April 1 /PRNewswire-FirstCall/ -- MedQuist Inc. (Nasdaq: MEDQ), a leading provider of technology-enabled clinical documentation services, has announced an agreement with healthcare informatics software developer Artificial Medical Intelligence Inc. I looked them up. Besides doing away with coders, it was hard to discern if this company is being hooking up with MQ to eventually do away with us. Anyone have any info? Tks. ...

Interesting article mentioning voice recognition technology, etc. ...

This word is still bugging me. It was used in a cardiac cath report when closing the arterial wound. He used manual pressure on the opposite side. The doctor was an "international dictator." This was a stupid cardiac cath that should have been easy except for the doctor's dictation skills or lack thereof, not an accent problem. I def heard "grave fill." Any ideas? ...

The university down the street will be offering an undergraduate degree in Arabic. It is one of only 3 offer in this country. Now THAT ought to be useful. Sometimes, if you already have an undergraduate degree, they let you skip the basics and finish in 2 yrs. I would certainly consider that, especially since there appears to be no end in sight to our troubles with Arab-speaking countries. ...

I've been hearing a lot about needing to possibly now have liability insurance but what are we being insured against? Liability for what? A mistake in the report? I've always been under the impression that the doctors are supposed to be reading their reports before signing and if they sign it with a mistake, that is THEIR responsibility. ...

"I do not know what kind of covert osteotomy was done." ...

I am trying to write a cover letter for a job that was advertised in the newspaper. The ad just says Medical Secretary, must have experience in the medical field. It just gives a phone number. When I called the number it gives a fax number. I know for a fact that it is for Radiology by googling the #. I have twenty years transcribing radiology. Does anyone have any suggestions in what to include in my cover letter so it will stand out. I have not worked ...

Does anyone know of a company that sells custom covers for split keyboards? I have a Goldtouch I got off of eBay a couple of months ago and I need a cover. Sick of it getting dust bunnies. TIA ...

Any ideas. It does not sound like he is saying ticarcillin which I did find googling. Thx. ...

I generally introduce myself with my name, state how long I have been a MT and just a very short overview of my experience, as well as position I am seeking, IC, for instance. My cover letter is only 5 lines. Is this the norm for everyone else? When I first typed my cover letter I did some research and it stated to make the letter as short as possible and to highlight your "strong" points. Just curious ... thanks for any opinions, advice, etc. ...

If a company says send a resume, do you automatically send a cover letter too, or skip it? I'm old school and it seems wrong to not send a cover letter. On the other hand, they are probably busy and don't have time to read it. This company is not actively hiring, but they say they are always interested in qualified MTs. TIA ...

autophoric?? Thanks. ...

I'm a FT Webber and think I've heard something about this, but can't seem to find in the insurance info. Thank you! ...

Timely! Computer-aided coding and its impact upon the coding job market is the feature story of the just-released For The Record magazine. Some excerpts: "...From what I've heard from those hospitals for years now is that it's not that they need fewer coders." Instead, Bronnert sees coders being used more effectively and at a higher skill level. "They become even more valuable to a facility. I don't see their roles or positions diminishing at all. I see ...

What a crock!! My old insurance covered contraceptives for women. On UHC's page, it says the new law requires they cover women's contraceptives August 1st. You'd think they'd do it anyway because birth control is a heck of a lot cheaper than obstetrical care... Ticks me off. ...

Under physical examination Skin: Flushed, moist, s/l attached, clear, no rashes??? help please with the underlined. also, under Neurology: Patient is l somewhat lethargic, but arousable and seems to be oriented most or s/l work? Please help with underlined. ...

Hear "Skin pink, warm and dry," often. Would this be correct in a black patient? ...

No skin problems other than the apparent s/l del I ga that she does have. ...

The specimen consists of an [ellipse of skin?] with a stoma of bowel in the center. Is this right? Does it make sense? ...

In the physical exam under derm, the patient has s/l "malaz" on the face. Her only listed diagnosis is fibromyalgia and the rest of her physical exam is normal except she has a dry mouth and erythema around the nail beds. ...

Dr. dictates: "Breast exam shows right breast with a slightly mobile, but obvious, mass below the nipple area with retraction of the nipple inward, and appears to have S/L skin embola but no evidence of ulceration at present." Please help! ...

Does anyone know what this might be? It s/l ab-sins. Thanks in advance. "Attention was then turned to the left axilla which was prepped with Betadine. Each of the skin tags was grasped with an ___, excised using an 11 blade, and then the base was cauterized for hemostasis." ...

Anyone know this type of skin retractor for excising a lipoma from chest wall? It s/l sins or possibly a-sins. Thank you! The skin was retracted using ___ and then later with army-navy, and the lipoma was dissected free from the surrounding structures using blunt dissection and cautery. ...

Has anyone heard of "All Bat" it sounds like it is an artificial skin cover for burns. NM - MMEEEEEE

AWBAT...Advanced Wound Bioengineered - Alternative Tissue....

AWBAT - Thank you very much. nm - MMEEEEE

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