Has anyone ever heard of the word bone isches. I am working on a spinal surgery and I can't seem to find the word isches. I am sure I am not hearing that right. Thanks for your help. ...
Let's try this one more time. "Multiple regions of low density in both sides of the internal capsule. Probably represent old (s/l) 'pointment' or infarctions." ...
Is there a reference source where I can search a prescription even though I do not know the first letter of the prescription. For example: %cilozine. ...
Others may have figured this out but if this helps someone with getting prescriptions great. I was going through my 90 days probation, no insurance, but still had scripts with refills. Finally I talked with Wal-Mart and the medication I had been going without was only $4 per month without insurance, so you might want to see if you can go that route.
Secondly, if and when this mess gets figured out, don't forget about the loss of compensation to the MT for the month of Janu ...
I have a dictator saying "Will rx for an arterial Doppler...." and also says "Rx-ed for a Multi Podus boot..." Should I type it as rx and rx-ed or should I change this to prescribe and prescribed? (Not verbatim account). Thanks!! ...
Patient will be out of state for about a few months. MD wants her to check with the pharmacies in the town where she will be staying to see if they will accept a (s/l) "uh-found-uh-an" prescription. ...
Patient has ALS with significant respiratory involvement. Prescription was for BiPap at 8 04 pressure. How should this be written? Is it 804, 8:04 or some other way these prescriptions are written?
Thanks for your help. ...
Two different doctors have dictated these medications on this patient. When searching online, I find them but they are not marketed in the US. Is it common practice to blank these in the report or to transcribe as dictated? ...
Anterior to this mass, there is a linear "quiensilar" density measuring 2.4 cm in maximum longitudinal length, which may represent focal reactive changes in breast or adjacent neoplastic changes, possibly DCIS. ...
Status post bone scan, 05/21/10, demonstrating: 1) linear uptake corresponding L5-S1 level consistent with subacute compression fracture; 2) additional uptake in the posterior midline L4-5, most likely due to pseudofacilitation of the spinous process with reactive marrow edema, consistent with Baastrup’s deformity; 3)...It really sounds more like pseudo facetization! Any help would be appreciated. ...
Under the impression and the "bone health" heading, the patient is said to have s/l "avortionate" problems - on ergocalciferol for vitamin D deficiency. He is diagnosed with Gout, Crohn's, OA, inflammatory arthritis, and polyarthralgia/polymyalgia. ...
I am doing an arthroplasty of the index finger at the MP and PIP joints and the doc keeps saying "I took a 1-mm s/l wafe of bone"....it's not wave because I'm hearing the "f" sound in there. Anything like this sound familiar? He says it over and over. ...
The dictation is: "... reviewed his MRI which shows an ACL tear, coallative bone bruises, questionable posterior horn medial and lateral meniscus tears." Any ideas? ...
neuro report, "appears to be a bony lesion involving the base of the skull involving the teachers bone"
can't find this anywhere, got any ideas? thanks ...
The s/l Horsak bone cutter was used to transect the lesion at the margin of the scapular border transecting the periosteum of the scapular tip.
Procedure: Removal of periosteal lipoma.
Thank you. ...