"Mahooka" dialysis access catheter?

We then exchanged the JR4 diagnostic catheter with a s/l viscryl wire and exchanged for a LIMA catheter ...any idea what the wire name is? ...

Anyone heard of this? Thanks, Abby ...

we will dialyze him tomorrow with a S/L ? VICA ? concentration of approximately 28 mEq/L..... Thanks. ...

A s/l two K path was used today in dialysis. Thanks in advance! ...

I have an ESL doctor who's dictating dialysis bath solutions. (I've never done these before). He says 2 K, which I found no problem, but when I sent it to QA for some other blanks, it was corrected to 2 potassium. Account info says to use abbreviations when dictated, even in the diagnosis/impression/assessment portions. Is K the preferred transcription, or should I expand it? Our QA is known to change correct transcription to incorrect. Don't ...

s/l sert uh law 14 mg with additional 18 mg after dialysis. please help! Thanks in advance ...

"The patient is undergoing peritoneal dialysis. At home, the patient undergoes cycler peritoneal dialysis. Here, he is receiving manual exchanges every 6 hours 1.5% __________, 2.5 L." s/l "dy a neel" ...

The word I have in question is "long". Is this correct? She was over 5 kilos above her dry weight, and not due for another dialysis session until tomorrow at which time I thought she very likely would be another 2 kilos long. I cannot find anything anywhere that explains "long". Thanks, ...

Does anyone know what term this might be regarding dialysis? I just can't hear what letters he's saying, though I'm pretty sure the first one is "C." I have googled both CBA and CTA and have only gotten those Elsevier articles which I don't have access to. Any renal experts out there?? ...

On exam, doc says, "she has a palpable s/l furlin to the upper arm." It could be something it was treated with. TIA!! ...

I got an email yesterday stating that we would have access to old reports the way that QA does so we can look back to a specific patient's history to find something that might help us fill in blanks. This is supposed to be in effect today. So I followed the instructions I got in the email, but I just can't figure out what it means. I seems like it is just to print out instructions on how to do this, but I can't seem to find where we actually pull this informatio ...

Ready to throw in the towel. My line count is next to nil because I have spent an hour trying to figure out how to access old reports. I can go into QA no problem, but want to find certain dictator reports. WHATEVER! Man this job sucks and I do not even get paid for trying to do right and care about my reports. ...

How can I access the repository? ...

DocQmanage: When you log onto DQM, add "dep" (no quotes) behind your ATP number. That will take you into a DQM area where you can search the MedQuist database by dictator, account, and the area from which you want to draw a sample, e.g., operative report or clinic (numerous specialities). The first time you use this area of DQM with the dep marker, you must have called customer support to allow access. Hasn't your CCM told you about this or is it reseved for certain MT levels? In reply to ...

Did I miss the email on how to get into UltiPro? Does anyone know how I get in there, like what we use for company ID, employee password, etc. ...

Questions - How to access UltiPro (or is it Ulitpro ) ????? Does anyone know if we are "required" to use the new computers we are getting soon if we have our own private one and are fine with it ? TIA ! ...

I'm typing an op report for a shoulder mass excision, and I'm not sure which word the doc is saying... The planned oblique skin incision along the longitudinal axis (or access?) of the mass was sterilely infiltrated with 1% Carbocaine solution and the skin incision made. I'm assuming axis, but not 100% confident. Thanks! ...

anybody else having trouble accessing Fiesa? Just need to check account specifics and those little blue dots just keep circling the 100%!! :) same thing happened last night. Thanks ...

I know that "dialysis-dependent" requires the hyphen if a noun follows the phrase as in, "The dialysis-dependent patient..." However, would the hyphen be appropriate in this phrase if a noun did NOT follow it as in "This is an 81-year-old woman with diabetes who is dialysis-dependent."? Would this be considered a noun + adjective, thus requiring the hyphen? ...

I am trying to use pc to record dictations over the phone line. I can connect to the dial-in system, but do not know what to use to type in my user ID and to sign off on each report as they are finished recording. ...

All I get when I try is the message..."internet eplorer cannot display the webpage." It is not my computer as I tried this on both the MQ Computer and my laptop. ...

"The resected surfaces are coapted, and 0 degree mechanical axis has been achieved." This is a knee replacement, and he says this twice. Do you think he is saying axis or access? thanks! ...

When a doctor uses markers at the beginning of each patient's dication in a recording, how can I access those in Express Scribe when listening to it? I have e-mailed the company twice, and the first reply was totally unrelated to my question. There was no reply to the second query. I am currently using the free dl version of ExpressScribe but would glady upgrade to the $30 version if I was sure I could access the markers. Thanks for any help! ...

I cannot work for TTD, no access to the account now. Is anyone else locked out? no answer to my e-mails, so frustrating. ...

Can someone direct me to the thread talking about Turnaround Time Transcription and the discussion about their having access to your computer without your permission. I am trying to determine if this is true or not. Someone had posted that they need your permission first before they could access your computer which I am hoping is true. Does anyone else have a fear of their privacy being invaded as a home-based MT? Has anyone actually had a bad experience in that regard? & ...

"Mahooka" dialysis access catheter? - Tina

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