Help with med. Patient has quite a large list of meds. sm

s/l maframamine 1 gram daily -- definitely s/l it starts with an M and is 'amamine' versus 'amine' This is just in the medications list. The patient is an elderly female (age 85) with the following listed PMH: Lung disease with bronchial spasms. Spinal stenosis. Chronic back pain. Right leg melanoma, status post resection. Diverticulitis. Pancreatitis. Cystocele. ...

doc is just listing current meds and one s/l gwin-a-pril any ideas? TIA!!!!! ...

Catapres, Metoprolol, Famotadine, and s/l dangolamine??? Any ideas would be appreciated! ...

I'm a new MT and am not sure if the doctor says "25 out of 50 units" which way it is to be written...I appreciate the help...getting my feet wet with acute care. ...

left main coronary artery of the large vessel which s/l (traficakes) into large LAD... ...

1. Prednisone 10 mg. 2. Septra 160 mg twice daily on Monday and Tuesday. 3. Oxycodone 5 mg as needed during chemotherapy. 4. Omeprazole 20 mg while she is taking prednisone. 5. "Gelivent" nightly. 6. Neupogen after chemotherapy. 7. &nbs ...

Here in the US, what are you making (without naming names) per line for straight typing and for VR?I see, below, about OTI lowering to 6.5 CPL straight type and I was just recently offered a job at 7 CPL straight type (as an IC). I thought that was the going rate nowadays for company work. Am I wrong? Are there still some out there that pay a decent wage? ...

Is there is quick way to add commas between items in a list? Of course, using Ctl K in front a word will change the punctuation, but it will also change a capitalized drug to lower case, and you will still have to get to the beginning of the next drug which will require 2 Ctl arrows and backspace. Ctl arrow takes you to the beginning of the next word, but you will have to backspace to put in the comma. Adding punctuation to lists is so time consuming! ...

First sentence after GI bleed: Large boy IV was placed. Any help will be appreciated. ...

is it of large or off large Urinalysis in my office today showed proteinuria off large, blood off large..??? ...

MTs, you would think they could make their paydays every other Friday, instead of twice a month. ...

Can someone tell me the names of any medium or large size MT companies that are NOT owned by Nuance and where you get benefits for full-time employee status (I'm not looking for IC status). Also, if the company happens to be great to work for (ha!) please let me know. ...

Anyone know of a reasonably priced headset with microphone (not wireless) that has the big ear pads that fit over the whole ear not just on the ear. I'm talking an ear pad about 2-1/2 x 3 inches. The one I'm using isn't all that tight, it's just that after a whole day one of my ears hurts from even the small amount of pressure. I need stereo. Hoping for under $100. ...

I live in a large metro area with many physician offices and lawyer offices. I am a great transcriptionist and am currently doing just a couple of files a month (I know it's so little). I need more work and am going to try getting my own. Can I just drop off a letter to the offices? I am thinking about doing $1.25 per audio minute or 10 or 12 cents per 65-character line. Any advice on this method or the rates? Thanks. ...

I will work my 40 but I am not going to do OT. I wish Mmodal would get a clue and start paying living wages. ...

I mean, REALLY! Where are the good ones anymore? NOWHERE! Granted, there are still some small, mom & pop MT companies out there (fewer and more far-between than ever) who are decent to work for. But the biggies? All them are cut from the same cookie-cutter, and all aspire to be just as evil as that Monopoly Of Mediocrity, MQ. I cringe whenever I hear they have once again shafted their employees, because without fail, all the other ...

Patient noticed bleeding from underneath her left breast. A large mass was noted, which she thought was secondary to s/l "hider-in-dias." Biopsy showed grade 3 infiltrating ductal carcinoma which was ER/PR negative. Thanks! ...

was placed for wound DECOUPMENT? TIA ...

Does anyone know of a legal recourse for work injuries caused by company equipment? A market leader, at-the-time generous transcription company sent me an old fashioned monitor, which after years of looking at it caused ocular saccades (lateral jitter of eyes). Also, they downgraded to cheap earphones with a solenoid in them that thumped, decreasing hearing permanently, evidently, in the solenoid fitted side of the headset. I think the saccades are diminished to absent now ...

I am wondering what the pros and cons are for working for a smaller company versus a larger one? I work for a small company and this is the only one I have worked for, but find myself lately wondering if I need to move on as I am afraid that my skills I learned may be deteriorating and there has been such a lack of communication. I realize that every place is different, but I need some opinions from others that have been in the field longer than myself. Thanks. ...

I just found out I am being placed on an acute care account for a hospital that has over 500 physicians! Is there really a way to make a decent income from on an account that large? It doesn't seem to me that I would get the same physicians very often, making it much more difficult to get used to their speech patterns, normals, etc. I believe this account will also be partly VR editing. Will that be any easier with that many physicians?? ...

...in case there is more than one, in particular I am referring to one on the LG supe team? Is it going offshore soon? Wondering why I was moved. Not alot to do. Very curious. ...

in the esophagus! Fingers?? ...

I want to work as an employee and have benefits. I need health insurance and really want PTO. I want a company big enough to be busy but I CANNOT AND WILL NOT work for MQ again. I thought that DSG was the answer for me and have enjoyed working there the last 2 years. Yesterday was my last day as I refuse to be an MQ employee even for a day. I have a small savings account, and my husband has a decent job, so I am not desperate but I will need to be working within the ...

Help with med. Patient has quite a large list of meds. sm - broke

are you hearing amlodipine beforehand? - sm

No. Besylate does sound like what he is saying tho. Thanks. nm - Broke

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