How to write something correctly

I am not familiar with the terminology and I want to make sure I have this transcribed correctly. This is what I have, "CT of the head shows an old posterotemporal, intraparietal, and right occipital cerebrovascular accident." Is this correct? ...

Dictated: ....recently diagnosed with 1p minus and 4q minus deletions. Transcribed: ...recently diagnosed with 1p- and 4q- deletions. ...

Cholesterol profile: Total cholesterol 182, LDL 120, HDL 82, triglycerides 75. ...

history of stage IIIA, T4, N2, M0, non-small-cell lung cancer. ...

Heard back from the Department of Labor who verified that OT is calculated correctly. Per the client library, FAQ June 2012, it is calculated as an hourly rate and then we are paid 50% of that. They recalculate this every pay period based on how many lines we did, divided by 80. Just updating everyone. ...

Anybody else work for a Peds clinic and get driven CRAZY due to the odd spelling of all of these kid names these days? It seems like almost every single time, I spell the name wrong and when I check for correction on my list, I always have to change it, which I cannot do until the END of the report! I am so tired of these names: Jennipher, Ryleigh, Austen, Allysin, Emilee. I mean, what was wrong with Jennifer, Riley, Austin, Allison and Emily? Why did we have to cha ...

I don't want to be too harsh, but some people need to go back to English class. All I do all day long is correct really, really basic, childish, stupid punctuation mistakes. Granted, most of them really don't make a different in the meaning of the sentence, but how would you feel if you were the one reading your medical report and it looked like crap or maybe faulty punctuation did change the meaning of what was in your report? Some representative examples I see all the time: S ...

Dr says: He did have, while after a long day of hiking at Philmont, he had decided to stretch himself out and had jumped up and was holding a bar or treetrunk with his feet off the ground, he then developed lightheadedness and a loss of consiousness. I am having brain block.. and nothing looks right. After a long day of hiking at Philmont, he had decided to stretch himself out and had jumped up, and was holding a bar or tree trunk with this feet off the ground. He then dev ...

When transcribing mm of mercury is it mm/Hg or mmHg? Thanks ...

If the doc does not dictate .0 after measurements, is it correc to type it anyway? i.e. 11.0 x 12.0 x 1.2 cm or 11 x 12 x 1.2 cm? ...

Dr. says the patient underwent an L4-L5-S1 infusion. Or is it fusion? Also not sure if the L4 through S1 is typed correctly. Any help would be appreciated. Thanks! ...

MRI scan does show a tear of the medial meniscus, a partial detachment of the meniscal femoral ligament, a lateral meniscus tear, posterior horn complete anterior cruciate ligament tear, and some impaction fractures in the lateral femoral condyle, the lateral tibial plateau, and on the articular surface of the patella, and hemarthrosis in the knee. tia. ...

My foot pedal is driving me crazy. It stops and won't start back until for a few minutes. NOw I can only get it to work from DQS at the top where it shows the stop, forward, backwards area. I have to press the > arrow to get it to take off with the dictation but when I want to stop it then I just hit my pedal but then it will not come back on until I press the > arrow at the top again. DRiving me crazy. I can't work like this. GOt a ticket in w ...

Can you get unemployment if you quit your job for not being paid correctly (shorted lines, bonus, etc.)? ...

Every couple of days I get an e-mail from my supervisor that ASR is not recognizing a particular word correctly. Really????? I wish I had the time to send an e-mail to the supervisor each time ASR doesn't recognize a word correctly - maybe 1000 times a day?????Another "don't know if I should laugh or cry" moment.... ...

And it is NOT pronounced "eerie-theemia" you stupid twit. WTH did you go to school for if not to learn these things correctly. ...

They are HUGELY different than before. The incentive starts at 7001 lines now? It was at 14,001 lines before. Am I missing something? I hope not, because this would be a great change. ...

Hi, eveyrone. I just started as an MT in Michigan, and I am going to be working from home fairly soon. I am moving back to New York for my music degree and transcribing in my free time. Problem: I have a very old laptop that is starting to fall apart. The keys don't always work and, although it is my baby, I can not keep using it for transcriptions. My boss had said he heard that we could write off a new laptop as an expense (much as flight attendants can write off their own laptops and mak ...

The doctor says, " CK of fifty-nine-three-nine-four". 59,394? 59.394? 59-394? 59/394? 50, 93, 94? Thanks in advance for any and all enlightenment you can bestow upon me. My brain is a fried mess - time for a break! ...

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It's a Whisper wire over-the-wire 1520Is over-the-wire capped or not? I've seen both. How do you write 1520? Appreciate the help. ...

Has anyone heard of or worked for this transcription company? If so, what are your thoughts and more specifically on average how many billable monthly lines are available at this transcription company? Is the work steady or sporadic? Thanks in advance for your comments. ...

How to write something correctly - Liz

Ask your client. Everyone is different. - NM

If client doesn't have preference I would type as dictated - jpope408

Agree, as dictated - MT

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