Is erythemic a real word, or should it be erythematous?

"...uvula is erythemic." The medical dictionary on Word however says that spelling is wrong and should be 'erythremic.' Google says 'erythemic.' which is it? ...

I have had different docs use erythematic and erythemic. Are those actual words? I saw an old post where someone claimed it was in their dictionary, but did not cite the source. ...

This doc is usually very clear and precise but says erythematous maculopapular s/l coinular or cornual rash. Can't find it on google or in Stedman's dermatology book. Any ideas? Thanks. ...

I have been on QA for at least 2 months. The first month my TL went on vacation and when she did, I was still on full QA and all reports monitored. I have not received any QA good or bad during this time, but when I inquired about it yesterday, I was told of at least 9 things that I keep doing wrong, and I am not good enough to let out into the work pool. I asked for reports that I messed up and they only came up with one report that was not messed up,but a report in which I left blanks, w ...

This has been going on for too long, without explanation and without any end in sight. If one if fired for refusing to work beyond the hours they were hired to do, can they still collect unemployment? ...

If you were to get hired as an IC by somebody who runs their own MT business out of their home, what things should you look out for to make sure you are not falling for a scam- and just doing someone else's work for free? Do they need to know things like your SS #? Thanks for the help! ...

What gives with that ridiculous jargon in the training video? "Real-time doctor's list." Gimme a break. "Streamlining our job." Hooha. "Increasing our productivity." Come on now. We're not idiots, Q. If that doctor's list was real time, it would be instantaneous. I know that they meant that we would get to see a doctor's name as soon as it was updated on their end, but to call it real time is a misnomer. How are extra ke ...

...Is there anyone who makes good money doing editing, compared to straight transcription I mean? ...

I've had trouble logging in and uploading this morning. Anyone else? ...

I'm getting confused. I read a post by "sm," and she (?) comes across as even-tempered in style and conservative in viewpoint. I read another post by "sm," and she (?) comes across as angry and argumentative with a liberal viewpoint. Either "sm" has a split personality or there are 2 people using the same name. Can we clear this up so we know who we're actually speaking to? ...

pain foraminal valley? Really? After 5+ years? deep PAIN thrombosis? Paradoxical ambulance (embolus) Drives me absolutely nuts. Wasn't all of this stuff supposed to be LEARNED sometime in the last decade? DocQScribe 8 of whatever is their only concern????? ...

Does anyone know of any smaller, family-owned transcription agencies? I honestly don't think any of these companies who advertise are a placed you would want to call home. I have been in transcription for many years, have tested for many of these companies and never get a call back. So not sure what they are looking for, etc. I guess the smaller companies have been gobbled up by the bigger companies. ...

Every morning starts with a FIESA Email of some ridiculous mistake like: MEDICATIONS: (Oh my God, you left off "Include") 1. Blah 2. Blah 3. Half the medications are wrong, numbers are wrong, etc. Then if you contest it, they say you were endangering the patient. (Really, leaving off the word "includes" is endangering the patient?) ANYWAY, IF THEY WERE TRULY CONCERNED ABOUT THE SAFETY OF THE PATIENT'S LIVES THEY WOULD NOT LEAVE IT IN THE HANDS OF A HORRID, INCAPABLE, PIECE OF ...

anyone else NJA this a.m.? ...

How of HIPAA compliance yields profitable partnerships? I guess a lot of emphases given to HIPAA compliance is truly justified, especially in the case of outsourcing. The thrust on confidentiality and security of patient records grows manifold when it's done across 7 seas. ...

After my company recently dropped my account by 1-1/2 cents, I have been considering either a job switch or maybe even an inhouse hospital position but the thought of it puts me in a panic. Has anyone else experienced that? I have been doing this job at home for 20 years and one of the reasons I love it is I don't have to deal with the politics of a work place or people in general. I was a vet tech before an MT so obviously I love animals and prefer being with m ...

treated rudely at my job (this close to quitting), but I do not even get a Happy MT week, thank you or anything!! Yes, this company is the WORST!!!! ...

reports that are forwarded. Most of them are apparently computer generated and very hard to read. I always wondered what reports looked like at the customer end --- not very good from what I can tell. I have looked to try and see if the reports are transcribed or some sort of Epic or Dragon speak program. I would hate to be the doctors trying to wade through this jumbled-up information and make any sense out of a patient's history. We have two local hospitals a ...

I see a lot of ads for Nuance lately and it seems like there are MTs saying there is no work for them. What is the real scoop? Just want to know if it would be worthwhile to apply to them or if I would be sitting around with no work. Not a big fan of big MTSO... but needing some work and willing to compromise if I must. Thanks in advance! ...

I'm taking an intermediate algebra class at my local community college. We have an Indian instructor. He is not fresh off the plane and is usually understandable. He was trying to pay the class a compliment yesterday as we were doing cubed something or other and were struggling. He said, "If you're in this class, you are short." People in the class tried to clarify: "We're short?" Then somebody in the class (not me) finally interpreted wha ...

Not sure if it is my internet, fluency, or we are basically at a NJA status. ...

http://forum.mtstars.com/260888.html Thanks ...

I took a test the other day to apply for an MT job and the doctor loud and clear gave the patient's name. The dictation was a consult. When the doctor mentioned the name of the hospital, I heard a beep, but when then the patient's name was stated I heard it. I hope those are fake dictations that we test on. If that was real information, I do not want to go there for help. ...

I'm just wondering how everyone is making that transition? I have online courses that will come to an end eventually, and I will have to be in a classroom setting again. I'm nervous about the interaction, as I have tried to go to school before and had bad anxiety. I'm not sure if it is cause and effect, being an MT in my quiet hole for so long, or what. I used to be able to work with the public so I think MT'ing has turned me into a social troll! ...

I just applied online for a job for this company and after completing their "test" was told I did not qualify for a position. I have been a transcriptionist for 24 years and the questions they asked for their test were so easy any student fresh out of medical secretarial school could answer. After "failing" the test, I was then routed to another site which offered classes to "enhance" my training. Is this a real company or a scam to get you take classes? ...

I just cannot do this. I lose pay because I read specs and utilize QA trying to do a good job for the client. I sure hope some job offers come through soon. Just don't know how long mentally I can work for this company. It is as horrible a place as I had heard. You have to go to Utilipro and pay details to see your actual line rate. If you have MTQA or SRQA showing on your pay stub itself as a category, welcome to M*Modal. You just lost some ...

Is erythemic a real word, or should it be erythematous? - nm

It is in my dictionary. - nm

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