Ortho - The patient appears to have "callouspan" at the fracture site?

He's eating and mumbling at the same time, my two favorite bad habits.... Sounds like he is saying - I'm spelling phonetically here.... Bazed ri-ko-lar (long I on the ri) high intertrochanteric fracture. He says this twice - the second time he is throws in "instrumented (bazed ri-ko-lar) high intertrochanteric fracture" Thanks for your help and your time! I appreciate it. ME =0) ...

The patient is using a foot orthosis for a _____________ bone fracture. (s/l sesson white - ? if physician could be saying excessive weight). ...

Hi, Not sure if it should be three or free and what the sounds like is. Any ideas? Thank you! The clavicle and the malunion site were explored and as mentioned we did not find the expected nonunion but instead found a fairly solid malunion with the expected **three (free)** fragments. The **s/l tergoited** fragment was nestled well posteroinferiorly. ...

is status post thumb collateral ligament surgery. Not sure about using this combo alone. ...

I've had an orthopedist mumbling his way thru his dictation all morning. I now have an patient status post a trimalleolar Fx. There is concern of a stress Fx. She is 50 years old if this helps any. She has tenderness along 2nd metatarsal shaft with mild swelling in area. There is also mild tenderness in medial malleolar region. She has good motion except for dorsiflexion. X-rays show ankle is in good alignment with no stress Fx. My ...

The patient is status post ORIF of a left s/l FONTAZIA fracture. TIA. ...

At this point, she probably will need arthroscopy with microfracture versus an (s/l olds) procedure. TIA ...

What is this? Thanks in advance! ...

Doctor is dictating for a 90-year-old who sustained a hip fracture in a fall. Then, under assessment, it sounds like he says "Left crural neck fracture." I could assume he means femoral neck, as I never heard of crural neck. Any suggestions? Thank you in advance. ...

which is corect, per AAMT BOS? ...

Under physical exam, the pt does appear to have some s/l X L or exo selmas, but I have no previous comparison. ...

Does this make sense? The patient's affect appears to be somewhat elusive. This is what it sounds like he is saying. tia. ...

Applied, was offered a position and NEVER heard another word. Emailed and left message for recruiter and no acknowledgement that they ever existed. Did I dream this? It was just last week? ...

It appears that nobody is happy about this new payment system, including myself. The question is what do we do about. Everybody quitting and finding another job is not going to solve the problem. If MTs accept and take this type of pay system, it then sets the stage for other companies to start paying the same. Is this even legal? Are they allowed to pay us on performance? How do remote MTs form together to make a difference if they really want to?? ...

http://ahdilounge.blogspot.com/2010/04/it-looks-like-we-have-winner-medquist.html ...

paranoid about nitpicking my work... I find it both ways when I search ...

Could he have messed up completely and meant to have said Surgicel? ...

We will have the patient seen by anesthesia preop to make sure the pacemaker is properly cared for during the surgical procedure, which requires general anesthesia, and the use of the s/l **bovig** during the surgery. Thanks!! ...

Has anyone ever applied to Patient First and, if so, how is this company to work for? TIA ...

pulling her hair out ...

Has anyone heard of s/l SLR 2/II type fracture of the ankle? I cannot research this anywhere. Is this an abbreviation for Salter-Harris perhaps? ...

Surgery on a humerus fracture. We then placed a distal screw in compression mode realigning the fracture and abutting the s/l CORD-A-SEAS of the fracture laterally. ...

Ortho - The patient appears to have "callouspan" at the fracture site? - me

callus spanning the fracture site - perhaps

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