Is "no anterior bridge" in the neck part of the exam a common term? Don't think I

I am in the physical exam neck portion, but this statement could belong to another part following the neck exam, I just cannot get close enough on the word. Thank you!! NECK: Jugular vein pressure and carotids normal. Patient does have a bilateral s/l ath-ro-SIT-a-lus. CARDIOVASCULAR: Apex beat not displaced. Heart sounds normal. So the s/l word may be long to the cardiac exam that follows. ...

Neck supple. no * JVD distribution s/l flapping in ...

It sounds like moo-cot-uh. She reports the pain is principally along the rostral portion of the lateral neck on the right side just dorsal to the _____ and to the right pinna. Thanks, ...

I am planning to take my CMT exams in a couple of months. A couple of queries - How many questions are asked in part I (theory) and part II (transcription performance)? What is the passing grade? Any information will be helpful. Thanks! ...

The dictator is Australian and I can't document this abbreviation in the context of a physical exam. Thanks in advance for help. ...

Not sure where to put this. Just started doing nursing home dictations and I need to know where "Patient is drinking thickened liquids." would go under the PHYSICAL EXAM. I'm thinking Neuro, but not sure. ...

Sounds like it should be simple, but I've never heard it and can't find it. In the physical exam he says - Cellulitis of the lower extremities. No obvious _____ (s/l nitis). Has anyone ever heard of this, and if so, what is it. I'm not finding it in any searches. ...

This Indian lady sounds like on the vital signs part as saying "No cathalication, upper landmine", ? Can't find anything similar to cathalication and upper landmines. Any help would be appreciated! ...

Thanks for help. ...

Is it really coming down to living in a box under a bridge with this job skill? I'm certainly headed that way. Am I alone? I don't know how any MT who is single can make it at 4 cpl. How is this company able to get away with paying such low wages while demanding 99% perfection, and a 200 lines per hour? With no pension and no possibility of retirement hopelessness is my middle name. ...

I could go into a lot of woes about MT work. We all know how the industry is going. I am in my 50s, and frankly I am just biding/doing my time. My back is bad, my legs won't hold up for standing or walking too long, this computer has all but done my eyesight in. ;) That being said, I do have to give the positives. I made very good money for nearly 14 years. I cand dress up or down, work in my night gown, undies or whatever I deem appropr ...

Whoever sold the medical transcription industry on what a timesaving, streamlining, cost saving state-of-the art boon to the profession ASR would become is the scammingest grifter I ever heard of. oops. It is saving costs by decimating transcriptionists' pay. I wonder how many years they have left to make payments on the Brooklyn Bridge. ...

Name of bridge found during circumcision. Sounds like Jamey Miller bridge. Has anyone heard of this? ...

Article shows a person holding a sign stating, LIVE SIMPLY SO OTHER MAY SIMPLY LIVE. Sounds like the higher ups at MQ????? I know, we are scattered all over to protest, BUT STILL!!!! WAKE UP BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF MQ!!!!!! Article also states: "I don't think we're asking for much, just to wake up every morning not worrying whether we can pay the rent, or whether our next meal will be rice and beans again," Larkins wrote in an email to The Associated Press. " ...

Anyone take this program yet? Were you successful in passing the exam and getting a job? ...

I "hear" interior, but don't know if it makes sense in the general procedure of the operation. thanks in advance! " The deltoid fascia was then elevated with a blunt and sharp dissection and then a deltoid-splitting approach was then used to the coracoacromial ligament, which was well identified and quite thickened. It had a very prominent [ s/l "interior"] edge." ...

Is is common practice if you are placed on hold to pay them back 3/4 of your pay?? Is everything out there like this? ...

PLEASE NO NEGATIVE FEEDBACK! This is truly meant to be helpful, not snotty, threatening, or negative so I expect the same in return. Military time: Lately I have seen a lot of reports where people are inserting colons in military time. Colons are NOT used for military time unless the hour, minute, AND seconds are given. If the CP states that time is transcribed "3:00 a.m." this is for "regular" time and not military time. Spacing: TWO spaces after periods that end ...

During your search for work, if you see a "transcription company" seeking one of us for immediate work due to falling desperaetly behind on contracts, check some of the MT forums. If MT's are trashing said "transcription company" and you see a lengthy, detailed defensive response from said "transcription company"; think......maybe the reason the said "transcription company" is behind on their contracts is because they are not utilizing someone, who has the time and ability to reply at great ...

It is a hernia operation. It sounds like incision was made between the "anterior spurulex spine and the pubic....." ...

She recently underwent total abdominal hysterectomy, bilateral salpingo-oophorectomy, anterior s/l carporaphy and posterior s/l carporaphy for rectocele, stress urinary incontinence, and pelvic pain. ...

The patient is now 1 week postoperative arthroscopy and debridement of the right knee. Findings revealed a medial plica, chondromalacia patella, trochlear notch of the femur, and an anterior synovectomy. All of these were débrided. I am unsure this is correct even though it is said clearly. This is a procedure not a finding and that is why I am very unsure. TIA. ...

Can anyone help with this. ...

I get myself so confused on these all the time b/c I never know when it's okay to combine the words and when it's not and the docs always say them separately no matter what. For an "anterior lumbar interbody fusion with instrumentation" would it be anterior lumbar or should I change that to anterolumbar? Thanks for your help! ...

In the general portion of the physical exam the blank sounds like visily. She is a happy little girl sitting in mother's lap, grinning at me, and _____ eating Cheetos. ...

I swear, these so-called intelligent doctors have no common sense at all. Let's see how much noise we can have in the backgroun and talk as fast as we possibly can to see if the transcriptionist can get my dictaion right. This guy talks so fast I don't even know how he can get the words clearly out of his mouth, then he must have called someone on speaker phone because I can hear the phone ringing and ringing and ringing, and then his pager goes off which of course he pulls close ...

Is "no anterior bridge" in the neck part of the exam a common term? Don't think I - jld

NEVER MIND--after listening a thousand times, "abrasion." Guess it wasn't as clear as - jld

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