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That is way I have always typed it. Is this incorrect?
You are correct. Doppler with a capital D is the - ht
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name of the test, it is always capitalized.
No, that's correct...sm - Babs
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Doppler test was named after the Austrian physicist, Christian Doppler. That's why Doppler is capitalized. Carotid is just a body part and there is no need to capitalize it.
What about carotid Dopplers, pleural?? Often dictated - Is that correct? NM
There are a couple of dictators whose grammar, pronunciation, and enunciation is so poor, you wonder if they actually need a translator in order to speak to their English-speaking patients. A translator that can translate poor English. That translator would be bilingual, that is, English-speaking and poor-English-speaking. Yes, it seems "poor English" is also a language of its own that only those who speak it can understand. ...
I am going to ask for him to see Dr. __ for consideration of surgical decompression question fusion.
Not sure how to type this, when Dr says 'question' ...
Be careful with the spell check. It is not working properly. I just let something go through that I thought spell check would catch and I would fix it when I came to the end of the document. I just realized that I let it go through and it never picked up my error. :( Also, did anyone else notice that when the new version 6.1 was installed some of your expansions were lost? This happened to me. I lost many of my expansions. ...
Imaging and Doppler study were performed in 2-D s/l grisk with color flow on the right jugular vein, subclavian vein, axillary vein, brachial vein, radial vein, and ulnar vein. ...
I have a worksheet to fill out on a carotid duplex. For both the right and left side, it says WNL then states that the vertebral arteries have antegrade flow. Am I safe to assume that WNL is within normal limits? All he talks about in the rest of the report is how the right bulb is slightly enlarged but symmetric compared to the left. Thanks! :) ...
SOunds like he is saying we used the "iron intern" for retraction and once we had good exposure we went ahead and gave 7000 units of heparin.
Any thoughts? Thank you! ...
This is my first time posting, but I hope someone can help me. Regarding precordial doppler monitoring system, I am not sure what to capitalize, if anything.
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She had a carotid duplex done, which showed no significant hemodynamic "althralitis " changes or flow restrictive disease.
cannot find anything on google - any help would be appreciated. ...
Typed (not ASR): CAT scan of the cervical area done on the genitalia first.
Dictated: CAT scan of the cervical area done on January 31.
This person isn't even on 100% QA. You get what you pay for.
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No pay for lines typed (1400 to be exact). Manager and supervisor won't address issue. Have no contact with HR or Payroll as they will not respond to e-mails or phone calls. Should I contact the labor board to get paid? ...
She has had bilateral tremors dating back at least a year and a half, when we first saw her in July, and noted a long history of anxiety and Geodon use, the latter starting about 3 months before the tremor, and at the time noticed on exam a 4-extremity tremor, worse right greater than left, a mixed rest and action, with marked rigidity right greater than left, upright gait with some posture instability and a masked facies with a decreased blink rate and a po ...
41-year-old woman with recurrent spells associated with headaches, long-term video EEG monitoring suggests these are nonepileptic seizures, and a patient with a history of depression and suffered a poor history of childhood abuse.
this sentence seems all wrong, yet I try to break it up and to me what I type looks wrong as well. ...
Unfortunately, MRI does show the possibility of discogenic source of pain, but also epidural fibrosis. The latter is worrisome given source of pain below her legs.
this does not look right at all to me. maybe " MRI does show the possibility of a discogenic source of pain and also epidural fibrosis" ? ...
Some of them were "sibling" facilities in a group, but all different specialties with different docs and their own CP's. This is a regular day of typing for me. Isn't that the pits? And I wonder why I can't type with any speed or confidence anymore? I check and double check and listen and re-listen. Long days. ...
means I typed a job, but someone else got the credit for it. Im new to MQ and I dont know what I did to have this happen. I sure dont want it to happen again. Has this happened to anyone else? When IT researched the jobs it said it had been "discarded." ...