Normal small polyp at its catheter diverticulosis. Any ideas?

which is it? pan diverticulosis or pandiverticulosis? I find it both ways so I am not 100% sure. ...

baseline normal or near normal thyroid function studies. Is "near normal" hyphenated, or no? Thank you. ...

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? ...

s/l cell in dis thees with an MCV of 89. ...

Ever heard of a serratic polyp. Serrated yes but not serratic polyp. ...

Has anyone ever heard of a pillow polyp. I cannot find it anywhere. I'm finding pillow sign, but not a pillow polyp. Just wanted to run it by and see whether anyone has ever heard of them. ...

First time I've heard this one! Of course don't get this doc often so here we go. He's removing a nasal polyp and he says: Using the 3:16 s/l microgurbator at the polypoid tissue was 3:18 s/l microgerbated down to the level of the middle meatus. The 3:16 & 3:18 are for my contractor to listen to if I can't find "microgerbator" Thanks in advance. Tammie ...

And is it hyphenated, or not? I find it both ways for both questions. Looking for input from the pros here, thank you. ...

Anyone heard of this? Thanks, Abby ...

PE on neurologist consult. Pt with spinal sarcoma. Doc is a pretty clear dictator. Not sure if "tesseril" is actually "tests for all" or what. How about "effort". Is this customary in a neuro consult? Thanks for any suggestions. ...

As an MT, it just aggravates me to no end to see the same mistakes transcribed over and over by transcription service MTs, or left unedited by VR MTs, and to have no way to inform that MT about the error. Some MTSOs, you know, aren't responsive. It isn't as if they provide a complaint hotline. Decided not to post this in the word help forum, since I am not asking for help with a word. Kind of the opposite. I wouldn't think this MT would be asking for help, ...

I've always just used "small bowel," but then noticed most put "small-bowel," I assume to differentiate it as being part of the intestine as opposed to a small, or little bowel. Okay, that makes sense, so I stated hyphenating small-bowel. However, I just got marked off by QA for putting in a hyphen! No matter what you do or don't do, you're screwed! I do believe they just look for ways to antagonize so you'll never feel appreciated. ...

Help! I am transcribing from some tapes, yes tapes, and the sound quality is extremely poor. Wondering if anyone knows if conference mode versus dictation mode makes any difference in sound quality. Need to do something. Digital would be best if I can convince them to change. Thanks for any suggestions. ...

Well this whole transcription thing is not going well. Duh! With a really bad work schedule, an hour commute each way and now the threat of the hospital outsourcing our department, I am trying to think of something I can do from home besides work for peanuts for a MTSO. I am expecting my first child soon and really want to be home with him. Does anyone have a friend or family member who has successfully implemented her own business (perhaps with a transcription background) and if so, ...

Tried testing for Accentus, but my foot pedal would not play the voice file. It did absolutely nada. I could not go backward or fast forward. I was able to hear the test voice file just fine, so I went ahead and hit the tab to take the test. I transcribed 4 words, went to back up, and I couldn't. Any suggestions as to why my stinking foot pedal would not work? It works fine when I am transcribing for my present service. ...

Hi Guys/Gals, I am dictating a doctor who sounds like he has a mouthful of marbles. Under Physical Exam he states, "Abdomen is soft, no _____megaly. It is not organomegaly because I have transcribed this doctor many times and it sounds nothing like it. Any ideas on what else it could be? ...

put all of this wonderful medical terminology to good use? Don't want to be a nurse. I hate needles and blood. I am a very empathetic and compassionate person. I really don't want to deal with the public/customers. ...

Hello all, I have been in the transcription business now for 8 years and I have yet to find a comfortable chair! Comfort is everything when you are trying to stay in one spot to get a decent line count and when your butt is numb or tailbone hurts it's hard to do that! Could you please share what kind of chairs you all have? I am determined to buy one this weekend even if it is outrageously expensive! TIA ...

Its getting sickening. ...

I am rewriting my resume to get out of the MT field. Was wondering if anyone had any words or phrases that might help describe strengths the average MT has that would transfer to the "real world" ? Thanks so much. ...

This is typed exactly as said, but does not seem correct to me. Examination of her tendo Achilles on the left does show some thickening in the primarily tendinous portion for about a 3 inch length. She is mildly tender but it is markedly thickened. tia. ...

I am a recent grad and would like to start working part time however, I believe i need more experience in transcribing actual reports. I would like to have a "mentor" so that I can be more confident in my ability to transcribe and not be afraid to apply for a position as a medical transcriptionist. Can anyone give my any ideas or advice? ...

I need to work in bed for a few weeks due to a leg injury. Does anyone have any ideas so I can use my footpedal? I have been trying to think of something to use besides pillows to hold it in place at the right angle but I'm not having much luck. Figured one of my brilliant peers would have ideas!! ...

Hey fellow MTs, I don't know about any of you, but I constantly desire munchies or something of the like at my desk while I'm working. As my waistline has been increasing steadily over the past few years, I was wondering if any of you have any healthy or even somewhat healthy munchy ideas. So far I've gone from M&Ms and Hershey Kisses to peanuts and raisins, but...yeah...I wouldn't mind some other ideas. Thanks all! ...

Since it is obvious the new comp plan isn't done maybe we could give them help and point in the right direction. I would love to hear what everyone thinks, good or bad. Would you rather get paid hourly or by the line? How about a shift differential for the weekend? What about extra money per report for those accounts with multiple carbon copies and tedious demographic screens? Some companies consider FT and offer benefits at 32 hours, would that be something anyone would be ...

Will be many different clinics. I am accustomed to acute care only but this account will be about 70 percent clinic and 30 percent acute care. TIA ...

So far, I'm still hanging in there with MT, wondering how long this will last, like many of us are. I'm prepared to get a job outside the home if need be and will be starting school soon, but am wondering if anyone might have the scoop on any other ideas to make a little money from home. ...

Hi folks. I'm an ex-MT of 32 years. When I was 50 years old, I started college, got a degree in IT, and am now an IT Project Manager. I know the financial struggle my fellow MT's are going through, and I want to give something back to help others have the ability to feed their families once again and to stop losing their houses. I'm considering setting up a college scholarship fund. It won't be overly large in the beginning, but it will be a start. I ...

Normal small polyp at its catheter diverticulosis. Any ideas? - Doe Ray Me

diverticulosis - mik

Mik, Yay! Thank you so much! You were very helpful. nm - Doe Ray Me

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