EYES: The patient has some blurring of the vision, but denies any ______ or diplopia.
It sounds like " emmerosa fluidacts" I can't find the missing words or anything close. Please help!! ...
Dictator says this:
REVIEW OF SYSTEMS: There was no concerns about eyesight, cardiovascular, GI, GU, musculoskeletal, dermatologic, endocrine, hematologic, (s/l renalcologic) systems.
I cannot find anything to verify if he is actually saying renalcologic or maybe craniologic. It's about a 2-year-old girl with a possible genetic disorder.
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The physician dictates: REVIEW OF SYSTEMS: Has had myringotomy tubes placed. She has good hearing. There are no concerns about: eye sight, cardiovascular, GI, GU, musculoskeletal, s/l dermatalon chicken, s/l decron hematologic or immunologic systems. Does anyone know what these two terms are? ...
In this report........although has had some fleeting suicidal thinking, insight and judgement is ____....sounds like fe? I can not figure this out...can anyone help me. It is in Chapter 15:1
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1) is this the correct way to type the weighted score of 1+3 in this paragraph??
The weighted values for speech symptoms associated with velopharyngeal incompetence, (McWilliams and Phillips) were completed today. Overall, he received a weighted score of 1 + 3, indicative of a competent-to-borderline competent velopharyngeal mechanism.
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The word I'm having trouble with isn't a medical term, but I'd still greatly appreciate any alternatives anyone can offer. The paragraph goes like this:
This is a 44-year-old female, divorced 2 years, mother of 2 young adult children, currently living in an apartment by herself. She spends her time shopping, cooking, and housekeeping. She ("hates") visits with friends with whom she chats and shops with.
I'm fairly certain the rest of the paragraph is corre ...
Patient presented after passing out while driving. She has history of tachyarrhythmia and palpitations, well controlled on metoprolol. She has an abnormal NMR that could represent s/l 'DEE-AH-SONOMIA".
I've googled d, b, v, thee.... Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated. ...
I have been looking for work as a newbie MT and was contacted by Tonya with Mitchem Consult (MCN). Has anybody ever heard of them? If so, would you recommend them as a first job? I know it will take me time to build up my speed, but I want to work. I find a web site for them, but wanted to know if anybody has ever worked for them or even heard of them!
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Epididymides are nontender. He has pain with inguinal hernia examination. He has pain with cord manipulation. He has pain with manipulation of _______ tendon and insertion. SL gastroc? ...
"I am unable to advance the scope back into the nasopharynx secondary to scarring but there is no obvious source of bleeding. The scope was advanced into the left nasal cavity and again, there are post surgical changes noted with (s/l KNEE-KEY-A)
Any help would be appreciated !! Thanks !! ...
anybody heard of this.. s/l C-N-TOES syndrome. i have searched everywhere. this is also a foreign dr but this is best i can do phonetically. thanks so much for the help
Hyponatremia, multifactorial, possibly secondary to hydrochlorothiazide; however, this has been on hold; also secondary with excessive p.o. fluid intake with low solute intake (*------* syndrome). The patient also reports dry mouth which makes her drink fluids constantly. Another possibility wou ...
she is very easy to understand and likes using lots of "hard" words. She keeps repeating this type of sentence -
He showed difficulty when given a simple two-sentence scenario and asked questions s/l "per ren". He appeared to have difficulties understanding simple, "who questions," s/l "per ren".
any help always much appreciated! ...
Patient had a positive troponin and severe coronaqry artery disease, severe s/l amora.. Also has severe papillary muscle dysfunction. Could it be AMR/MR/AMI? Got me stumped. Thanks for your help ...
Concern for decreased (s/l Plavix) activity with proton pump inhibitors and will have to check a (s/l PTY 12) if she is to continue on proton pump inhibitors as an outpatient.
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The patient is having a knee replacement done. In the past history section, the doctor dictates as problem number one what sounds like, "parody is 10 073." Any ideas? Thanks! ...
I have a couple dictators who dictate impression/plan at the beginning of their reports. This comes through in ASR and so I have been leaving these at the beginning of the report even though it is not the way I was taught to do traditional H&P, consultation reports. I am not on a verbatim account. Also, the client profile does not mention this at all. Is it okay to leave the imp/plan at the top of report, or should I change these? ...