Patient had a percutaneous s/l tympanotomy of the adductors bilaterally - ??

This sounds like vomis/vaumis/volmis/volmus OR it could be a phomis sound. Or maybe it begins with an "F." God only knows. This is for an infant with a lot of dry skin during the physical exam. What does this poor child have?? ...

The doctor dictates cerumen impactions bilaterally. Is it correct to type cerumen impaction, bilaterally? Thanks ...

sounds like gadling gun. Op Note: A 2-cm incision was made on the lateral aspect of his femur. K-wire was introduced at the calcar midshaft. This was checked in both AP and lateral, appeared to be correct. _____ gun was used to place 2 other pins and they were sized appropriately and drill was used to overdrill the lateral cortex. Appropriate size screws were placed. I looked at an old report this "gun" was also used to place K-wires. ...

In the physical exam section, the doctor is dictating on the extremities. He says what sounds like "Extremities have candles bilaterally, but no pretibial edema." ...

Good morning everybody. This is a new one for me (both doctor and word!). PT had L4-5 microdiscectomy,. In the objective doc says: She does have 4/5 strength of the right anterior tibialis and right extensor hallucis longus. This was present preoperatively as well, and she has 5/5 strength the __ and monotones bilaterally. The blank s/l "eld" so i think he is cutting off part of this word and I don't have a clue. Anyone have a suggestion ...

Is there such a thing as a bilaterally central headache? I'm having a lot of trouble understanding this ESL doctor, but I can't figure out what else she might be saying that sounds like this. Thanks so much for your help! ...

Superfical s/l "pericalcies' bilaterally in lower extremeties. Thank you for your help. ...

Help! It sounds like chest is clear bilaterally......??? deformity. Heart: Regular rate and rhythm, etc. Any input with a standard phrase for an emergency department consultation that says the above? Thanks so much for any help. ...

On slit-lamp examination of the lids and lashes, there is prominent dramatic hallacis of the upper lids bilaterally. ...

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!! ...

there is slight interval increase in the size of retroperitoneal and inguinal lymph node with persistent soft tissue stranding around the "comedy myo carta lee" bilaterally. ...

Does anyone know what this sounds like? ...

In doing an eye exam, doc says "Pupils are equal and reactive to light. There is no pallor or icterus s/l "5 to 4" bilaterally. EOMI with no nystagmus." It sounds like "5 to 4" or "5:4" if it's a ratio, and I don't know that it is. I've typed for this guy for about 3 years and he has just started saying it. Any ideas what or why he is saying it? Thanks in advance. ...

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

pulling her hair out ...

thinking I should flag? unless I'm missing something... tia ...

???????? Never heard this?????? ...

What is the correct, AAMT guideline way to transcribe when dictator states "Patient says" or "Patient said" or "Patient states" ...

He's clearly saying Ears: NTM bilaterally ..... and ears and TM bilaterally makes no sense anyway. Anyone know what that acronym could stand for?? in regard to ears/heent ??? I can't find it anywhere. ...

If the client profile makes no mention of patient name (yes or no) being left in the report, account does not specify verbatim, is the ADHI/JCAHO directive to type the patient's name or replace with "the patient?" Just checkin'. Am paranoid about everything with the audits these days. ...

Man, I wish he was my doctor. He seems to really care for his patients. ...

what is correct format when transcribing pt name: 16 1/2 years, 16.5 years, or sixteen and one-half years? Thanks. ...

I swear to all that is holy, this is what this less-than-stellar PA just dictated: "The patient IS a high-risk gestational trophoblastic disease..." I went back and listened thinking I must have heard wrong and she said patient HAS ... Nope. She said IS. This is the same PA who dictated a creatinine of 92 for someone. That sound you hear is me hitting my head on the desk. ...

The sentence is: Relapsing-remitting MS with accumulated disability involving left hemiparesis, clincally stable on Tysabri and S/L JCE negative. I hear the negative part, not sure if he is saying JCE? Thanks for any help! ...

Patient had a percutaneous s/l tympanotomy of the adductors bilaterally - ?? - Thanks!! nm

I think it's "tenotomy" n/m - vnolan

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