Patient had amputation of toes, doc says heterogenous appearance and

"She has pain in her feet and ankles. She describes the pain as "lightning like." Her toes are (s/l spared). She has more pain than swelling..." ...

Bone scan. He has diffuse metastatic disease involving the axial and appendicular skeleton with a super scan appearance. ...

Under the physical exam, Derm: Dry, scaly psoriatic s/l leavings on the bilateral fingers. Nails: No pitting. Possible s/l onicolisis on the toes. No capillary engorgement. ...

The kidneys have a thin capsule. The cortices that show (s/l mamerrialy) of normal appearance. ...

The only jobs that were actualy transcription for me today were the worst 4 doctors on the planet! I am pulling my hair out today over the 10 reports that had to be sent to the MMEs with all of the holes! Also, to the MME who corrected 1 of my reports: I know that numbers are not spelled out, however, the doctor said "325 one or two a day" He did not say milligram, therefore, you are not supposed to leave 2 numbers next to eachother, so I spelled it out. If I knew we w ...

Exam of lower feet reveal pes planovalgus with hindfoot valgus and "peek a boo" toes. ...

He is talking about a toe amputation, but it sounds like he is saying "Left first gray amputation" TIA ...

X-ray of the right long finger shows a s/l transproximal interphalangeal joint disarticulation? I can't find transproximal anywhere. Any ideas? Thanks. ...

Does anybody know what a toilet amputation is? Here's the sentence - "The details, risks, alternatives and benefits of a toilet amputation were discussed..." Under the procedure performed section he also dictates "Open, (dictated comma) toilet left below-knee amputation." Having a hard time finding much on Google. ...

"Patient has had an s/l amputation radial tear of the posterior horn, which was treated with partial meniscectomy." That is what I am clearly hearing but I cannot reference that anywhere. If it is correct, what is it? Also, DR states he showed the patient the "video prints" so that she understands. I have never heard this before. Is this photos from the surgery video? Thanks for any help! ...

...told her that at this point with the amount of deformity there in the terguim that she has on the left side, that correction of this leg might be very difficult. This is a newborn baby patient. ...

I don't know how to spell *fishmail* incision. ...

This patient has a very sore throat and very red oral mucosa. The doc says "The tongue has a s/l gworfitis appearance." I am stumped. This doctor is from India and does not tend to mix up "r" and "l" sounds as do some of the Asian dictators. Anyone know what this could be? I long for the days of "beefy red tongue"... ...

Dictating -----Lamisil "hundred ninety" topically to toes----please help ...

In the assessment, s/l status post partial "audile?" amputation of right thumb. It goes by so quickly, I can hardly say it sounds like "audile" because it's so garbled. Any help would be appreciated. TIA ...

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 ...

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" ...

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! ...

When given a young patient's age, one of my doctors will say "the patient is 9+11 years old." I have never heard a patient's age dictated this way before and I'm just wondering if anyone else has. ...

Has anyone worked for Patient First company? They have several urgent care clinics in eastern US. If so, may I ask your starting pay? Are they a good company to work for? Do they keep a FT position in plenty of work? Thanks ...

Patient had amputation of toes, doc says heterogenous appearance and - shortcake

gas shadowing - nm

Thank you so much! - shortcake

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