Is this a medical term or drug name and how do you spell it?

Can anyone tell me how to spell a drug name that sounds like Fusefar or Phusefar or something like that? Thanks ...

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. ...

What medical spell checker do y'all find most useful? What references do you like to have in hardcopy at your fingertips? Maple Grandma ...

Does anyone use Medispell medical checker? I have always used Spellex but I now have Word 2010 on my computer and the Spellex that I have is no longer compatible. I am looking for a good medical checker at a reasonible price. Any ideas? Thanks ...

Hello Everyone, I'm looking for a really good medical spell checker at a responsible price or free (LOL). Would love some suggestions. Thanks in advance for the suggestions. ...

I do a podiatry account and very often when using a local anesthetic, they use "quarter percent Marcaine plain." Do I spell out quarter percent or should I be using .25% instead? Thanks very much! ...

I have incorporated a medical dictionary into my Word custom dictionary, plus any new words are added into my shorthand program. I've noticed some companies require you have a medical spell checker. Any suggestions on a good program to purchase? ...

I need an updated medical spell check software - can anyone make recommendations for one that isn't too expensive? Thanks in advance! ...

Anyone know of a good Medical Spell Check for Android? My daughter is looking for one for school. Thanks, LadyDianaMT ...

I recently got a new computer & have had quite a time getting all my transcription software transferred over; the only thing I am unable to transfer is my medical spellcheck. I have used Stedmann's for sometime now but went on their site and it is $100 to purchase it. The version I have on a disc is not supported by Vista :( Does anyone know of any other good medical spell checkers out there that are free?? ...

I am trying to find a good spellchecker to download for Word 2003. I had previously been working out of WP5.1 and then Pscribe, so there was no need for me to purchase one. TOO many out there, would like opinions from MTs who actually use them, not the manufacturer saying "its the best one available" and end up paying for something that is garbage. Starting a new position on Monday where I will be typing in Word 2003. Any suggestions greatly appreciat ...

I know this has been discussed in the past, but my search did not bring up any current threads so I'm asking again, just in case anything has changed, etc., since the old posts. I am looking for a good medical dictionary/spell checker. What is your preference? THANKS!! ...

I just bought a computer with Office 2013 and want a medical spell check on it. Any suggestions? ...

I am a new MT graduate and am searching for a good medical spell checker software that includes line counting, as well as being reasonably priced. Any recommendations? I've checked some websites, but am still unsure. Thank you for your help. LM ...

I just recently quit my job with MQ after having been there for 10 years. I'm now working as an IC on Word. Does anybody have information on a good medical software program (medical dictionary/spell checker/expander) that is compatible with Word. I'd like to get something that doesn't cost an arm and a leg!! Any help would be appreciated. ...

I have a witness talking about a viral component he got while on a cruise. He calls it Minoltra Bartlett Syndrome (phonetic). I'm pretty sure he is saying Barlett Syndrome but having trouble with the spelling and what he is talking about. Any suggestions? Thank you! ...

Has anyone heard of the term "postoperative lent"? ...

I have a Spanish speaking doctor with a 19 month old child. He is referring to the term "pesos" as a medical term. The sentence is "The youngest the child really had severe "pesosi" was on 2 days prior to admission. Any idea? How about folks in California and Texas? Thank you so much. Have a great day. Hope at least some of you are in warm weather. We just got a ton of snow dumped on us in Ohio and it's about 25 degrees Fahrenheit. ...

??? (s/l "detrology flow" status post ventricular septal defect patch and infundibulum repair. thank you very much!! ...

The patient had a bout of renal colic which _____ for an ER visit. I'm hearing "com___". I would imagine it means necessitating a visit to the ER, but I'm stumped on words that s/l com---- ...

She was born in France ... she is not of s/l osteanozzie Jewish background. I am completely flummoxed and searched out. Anyone know? Thanks. ...

I am a Canadian medical transcriptionist. I have been doing this job for seven years now and I really enjoy it. The thing is though is that I used to be in the military for 21 years and went to the gym every day. I had a much more active job. So I do find that after seven years of sitting down for 8 hours per day that I have put on about 20 lbs. I started going back to the gym after work as we have one at this hospital. It only opened a couple of years ago. What do others think about this? Do yo ...

I just downloaded the Stedmans Spell Checker to work with my Word Documents, and I can't figure out how to make it work with Word. I went into Spell check, Options, and saw custom dic, but don't know where to go from there to set it up. Help please, and thank you! ...

How freaking stupid do you think I am??? Obviously you cant spell what you just rambled through either but speak normally and I guarantee you I can...off to search AGAIN!!! ...

Is there a Latin or Greek combination meaning "burning with urination"?? I hear the doctor dictate a term ending in -uria, but can't get the playback clear enough to hear the first part. She also refers to dysuria, and earlier had mentioned burning with unrination. I can't find anything that fits. Thanks!! ...

PAST MEDICAL HISTORY Hypertension. Hyperlipidemia. Gastroesophageal reflux disease. History of recurrent headaches. ...

She had moderate malnutrition, which was treated with percutaneous endoscopic gastrostomy tube feeds. However, the patient had a very large tracheostomy stoma and had s/l aerobhagy resulting in severe abdominal distention. The "aerobhagy" is what she spells. Any clue what she might be talking about? ...

Is this a medical term or drug name and how do you spell it? - Kristen

Possibly acetylsalicylate ? nm - brrrr

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