In her RUE she has sensation intact over the s/l "police" patch in the C4 distribution....

If anyone has information, advice or other helpful links regarding transitioning from medical transcription to law enforcement/police transcription (or maybe even criminal justice?), I would be happy to receive it. With MT job searches pretty much limited to mostly nationals, it is very difficult to find those smaller companies that value their employees, pay a decent rate (0.09+) and have consistent work. (Where does one find them?) ...

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8Gv0H-vPoDc ...

How is distribution of shingles transcribed? "Shingles with left scalp ophthalmic distribution." ...

So, earlier today no jobs... now at 6:45 p.m. I am typing work from my primary account from 9:30 this morning? WTH? ...

either as a rollover to another retirement plan or a payout? I am curious about how long this process takes, and whether there is much red tape. I know I can call the 401K custodian and hear what SHOULD happen, but I am more interested in hearing from someone who's already done it if there were any holdups. Thank you in advance for any replies, and have a great day! ...

i am extremely confused with what my job has now done with workflow. i went from having 10-12 accounts to this new situation where they have assigned ALL clinic/psych accounts to ALL employees. productively, this does not make sense to me as not only do i have to learn 40 or so new accounts, but the few accounts that did remain that i have been doing for a while are now being distributed to the pool for every employee to transcrib. does this make sense to anyone out there? ...

She does have some hyperpigmentation, questionably in a s/l Gotren's distribution. TIA ...

Neurologic exam: There is decreased s/l synethocritic sensation, and the patient has a history of paresthesias. ...

It sounds like glaremite's sensation, but I have no idea what that is nor can I find anything that could sound like that. Anyone have any ideas? The full sentence is: Also reports *s/l glaremite's sensation* down both legs. Increasing numbeness in his left arm and hand, particularly from the elbow to his fourth and fifth digits on the left hand. ...

radiating into the lower extremities when he flexes his neck ...

not very often is it when I can hear a word and cannot verify the spelling. Thank you much in advance for any help. ...

patient had an abdominal colectomy and "J patch" can't find J patch anywhere? ...

I did notice the physician lookup sped up. However, that annoying copying of the same line you just typed still happens. I thought they were going to fix ALL the snags? Anyone else have this problem, where the line you just typed gets repeated like this the line you just typed gets repeated like this the line you just typed gets repeated like this So annoying. You can go up to the top of the page and then cursor back down and it usually gets rid of it temporarily, but just another snag ...

Under meds, the patient is on a Lidoderm patch 200(s/l pounds)/acetaminophen 10/325 q. 6 - rarely takes. Pounds could also be cones or pretty much anything else. I can't really tell anything besides the "s" at the end. I couldn't find anything online that might match up. ...

s/l Verifite patch twice daily ...

I'm lost on this one!! Urinary retention with sensation of s/l urulum prostatic dur itro stent ...

S/L BioWay absorbable patch - cannot document this. Anyone ever hear of this? TIA. ...

Can someone please help? I am doing a report where the doc dictates s/l Stratus interposition patch 6 times in the report and I cannot locate this anywhere. It is for abdominal flap closure. Thanks! ...

Dr. says "Cognitively _____ly intact" It definitely ends in "ly" but i cannot tell what she is saying. (Psychology report) ...

Doctor dictates for Physical Examination: Ears: TMs intact. Hearing grossly intact. "Air to bone" conduction intact. Is that transcribed "Air-bone"? ...

He sustained a degloving injury to the left dorsum of his hand, with physical fascia over the extensor tendons. The lacerations cross extend into the third and fourth web spaces on the left hand. ___ is intact. He denies any numbness or tingling, denies any weakness, and denies gross contamination. Sounds like full-up service? folley service. I know none of that makes sense. ...

This doctor has said this several times, and i have given her a blank, but she is clearly saying SCVD and I can't find what it means....thanks for any help ...

This is part of the physical exam. It is mentioned after cranial nerves (although I'm not sure if it goes along with that or not) and sounds like either burr skills or murr skills. Any suggestions? Thanks! ...

...presents in a (busy clinic who comes?) established and to get help with his meds. ENT: Tympanic membranes intact with (positive?) light reflex. S/L: Thyroid is without tenderness or mass. (Is this correct/makes sense?) HEART: No gallops, peri-rubs with rales. (Is this correct/makes sense?) CHEST: Symmetrical without mass or lymphadenopathy. (Is this correct/makes sense?) Thank you. ...

In her RUE she has sensation intact over the s/l "police" patch in the C4 distribution.... - MissD

trapezius? - me

pollicis branch - perhaps

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