In general section of exam: He is here today with "blin or blend" support personnel

I'm transcribing for a new doctor this morning. In the PE section he states, (s/l) "Timber tonic exam: No rashes noted." It really doesn't sound like he's saying integumentary. Any ideas? Thanks. ...

I know this exam is extremely difficult but I am going to attempt it. I already took and passed the CPC, but I understand the CCS is even harder. Do any of you coders have any advice? Thanks! ...

Dictated: Eyes: Extraocular muscles intact. He has bilateral Marcus Aurelius. Tympanic membranes are okay. Transcribed: Eyes: Extraocular muscles intact. He has bilateral arcus senilis. Tympanic membranes are okay. first time a Roman empirer has made an appearance in my transcription! This was not even VR! ...

If you do general transcription, can you recommend a good (free or low cost) transcription program for audio files? I tried InqScribe and it works okay, but I don't like that they make you use their built-in word processing program that doesn't have any text expanders. I use Express Scribe. Do they have a way to transcribe videos? (I think it has something called Prism video, but I never figured out how to use it). Thanks. ...

Namely, why US hospitals are being turned into Towers of Babel because there is no SPOKEN English testing of foreign physicians. As it is, they only need to be able to read/write English sufficiently well to take the exam, which is a very different thing entirely from being able to speak English. It's passing strange to me that when I'm doing the most difficult work that I do with some of the most abysmal dictators that I deal with, who cannot string 3 English words togeth ...

On this day and everyday, I am and will forever be in your debt for the sacrifice your husbands, brothers, fathers, sisters, aunts, uncles, wives and that of your families as you support them in their duties as they serve and protect our great nation. I know this is not enough to repay all that you do, but THANK YOU from the bottom of my heart. ...

Checked listing from end of November and then the last one last week and found there were 1 less numbers listed. I thought more might have quit. I guess the ones who did weren't under my TSM. We have it pretty good compared to some. I mostly did this to see if new people were added to our team and causing low work but that doesn't seem to be it. Low work today... OOW and had too much time on my hands I guess. ...

I am not seeing much at all on the job seekers board. I was not unhappy at MedQuist. So, I extrapolate that I may not be that unhappy at MModal either and that I hear a lot of the bad and not enough of the good. What do you think? -Shell ...

s/l Lexus O retractor ??? ...

For surgical scrotal support, doctor says " a scrotal supportee was left in place." I have googled this, looked in Stedmans GI/GU, surgical and equipment books. Cannot find. I would like to think scrotal supporting, but she definitely says "a". Has anyone heard of this? Thanks. ...

In a C-section -- dictates: the midline revealed the peritoneum which was entered, extended superiorly and inferiorly and a s/l leksus O retractor was placed. Thanks ...

Right after total bilirubin doc says what s/l t-time or t-timer 1446. Thanks! ...

Pre adn post op diagnoses are: A 38 week pregnancy. A previous cesarean section. Early labor. There is also mention of cervical stenosis. Dr. ESL and I am new so struggling with this paragraph. She has a significant history of having had a previous primary low transverse cesarean section in October, 2005 for ______ ( s/l arrested descent) with labor and _______ (s/l arrested debilitation) despite an extensive _____ ( s/l trial) of labor. The ...

s/l "Schwom of clear fluid..." I'm stumped!! ...

Dr. is doing a Caesarean section. I can't get get a good sound of type type of retractor - sounds like "biliary" ?? Thanks ...

Doc says "repeat c-section s/l curr." Are there different techniques for C sections? I know there are different techniques for practically everything, but i rarely type OB reports so I'm not sure. Any OB expert who can help me out? ...

Hello. I was just wondering, are abbreviations allowed in the INDICATIONS section of a surgical report? Thank you! ...

Everytime I try to respond to someone and put a ('s) like if I put "plumber's wife" or something like that in the Nickname section on post a message, and go to send it I get an error and it will not send. Now if I remove the ('s) then it sends. Happen to anyone else? ...

she used this procedure for delivering the infant ...

I so badly needed to slow the dictation down but was not able to. I listened to two places a million times and just could not make out what the heck he was saying. Had to leave 2 blanks. That is going to look absolutely horrible. Rrrrrg, so disappointed. ...

Could there also be a section on this website for "New Opportunties for MT skills" or the like? Or "What comes next" where people could share what they are working on for the future? ...

Dictator says, "The s/l George Cohen maneuver was performed to separate the rectus muscles and to dilate the fascia." ...

ferritin, iron IBC, iron sat percent pending. Is there such a lab? Thanks! ...

I cannot find this, does anyone have any ideas of what it is, placed in abdomen peritoneum was opened. ...

In general section of exam: He is here today with "blin or blend" support personnel - ??

Is the patient blind? Maybe "blind support personnel"? - nm

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