S/L EX-JATE for iron overload, which was stopped due to allergic reaction.

Patient developed a rash from Bactrim. Under physical exam the doc states....... SKIN: The skin shows a diffuse erythematous urticarial rash that blanches under pressure. There is no __________ sign. Blank sounds like NICKELOWSKI Thanks for any help! ...

Does anyone know the correct BOS way to type this? I can't seem to find in my edition, but it's not the newest one. ...

Did everyone (except me) quit at Nuance?? The work load is unbelievable!! ...

Didja see the MT proficiency report? I'm surprised we're not forced to sit on digital pads to record minutes out of chair and weight change during the day. Now, why the hell isn't there a proficiency report on the physicians? Minutes per report, how much voice recognition was invalid. We should get combat pay for doing some of these guys who obviously had their lips sewn shut. MM collects data on everything else... ...

Complete sentence: "She has some calluses plantarly but no significant sub-2 overload noted." Is the sub-2 correct? What does it stand for? Thanks for any help you can give. ...

It sounds like the doctor says the patient has an allergy to sulfa with side effect of hydropyrexia? ...

I made the mistake of choosing to read it while eating my dinner. Blecch. It just sounds SOOO fake, so sickeningly sweet. Notice how all the words are manipulated to make MQ sound so wonderful. And who the heck calls Benchmark "Benchmark KB"? KB? Come on. I have yet to see it even once referenced that way on this board by real MTs. Really smells like a suit to me. Watch them use that winning essay in some publication or MQ adver ...

Looking for geritis, juritis, gyritis, etc. Something regarding a hypersensitivity skin reaction to acetaminophen. ...

Would you send a report to QA for a discrepancy if there is a major drug reaction indicated in the report? Patient had angioplasty and stenting less than 1 year ago and is on Plavix. Dictator states that he is going to place him on Protonix for GERD. This is a major drug reaction. I don't know if it would be overstepping my bounds as an MT to point this out to the dictator or if it would be appropriate as it is part of my job to look out for discrepancies. Any advice? TIA! ...

The dr dictates "Reaction recover times were set at a medium threshold" would I put Reaction/recovery times? Thank you! ...

The sentence is "Normal iron studies with a (s/l version) of 25." Sounds a little like version, burden, something along those lines. Doctor is almost shouting so the audio is distorting a bit. I know I'm going to kick myself when I figure this out. Any thoughts? Thanks! ...

ferritin, iron IBC, iron sat percent pending. Is there such a lab? Thanks! ...

Not sure what the NFCLC stands for or if it's even a real abbreviation for something or just "chronic mumble-mouth" :) Thanks! ...

service stage to avoid malabsorption. No clue but definitely sounded like service stage but I could not find anything like that when I goggled. ...

Dictating.... pt allergic to Miacias...s/l miacias....Any ideas????? ...

okay. one more s/l. pt is allergic to s/l Tican. ...

Ibuprofen gives the patient s/l tranaphylaxis. Thanks in advance. ...

401k contributions? I know they had a 50% match back a long time ago when I was first hired. I heard something about them not matching anymore? Anyone know if this is true? I wouldn't be surprised with what they have already and continue to take from us. Watching Suze Orman show; she says if your company doesn't match to stop contributing and start a Roth IRA. ...

Has anyone been an MT, MME, and ASR and then quit doing the MME part and gone back to just MT and ASR work? If so, did it make any difference in your paycheck for better or worse? How did your workflow change? Are you glad you quit doing MME work or would you like to go back to it again? Also, has anyone actually switched positions within MModal or Medquist from being an MT to something like a virtual customer service representative or something that is still ...

On a recent transcription test I was informed that it was not used by that facility anymore. Just curious if it was particular to them or a new thing I have not heard of. ...

What would happen if every single MT stopped transcribing for one day? How much money would they lose? ...

Just got an email from our manager saying they are stopping the program for the next week or so until they get the bugs worked out. We are supposed to type until they figure out their next step. Some of the students still don't have the encoder program. I think a big part of it is because of the ruling to delay ICD9. Who knows if it will start back up again. Will keep you guys posted. ...

In the middle of a dictation when I pressed the pedal it wouldn't stop the dictation. Now it won't play anything. I've had it a few years and never had any problems. I restarted the computer, even did a system restore, and still not working. I downloaded the driver just in case it mysteriously decided to go away. Is there any way to test to see if it's defective? ...

Has anyone else had a problem with the audio stopping? I was in the middle of a report and my audio stopped playing. I checked my foot pedal and all seems well there. I even tried to use the CTRL space to make it play...nothing. Interestingly, the FF and REW functions appear to be working fine. Thanks in advance!! ...

that the failing audit stuff has stopped. Was this an effort to get us to slow way the heck down so they could lower our PTO rate? ...

S/L EX-JATE for iron overload, which was stopped due to allergic reaction. - shannon

Exjade - Linda

"S/L EX-JATE for iron overload" - bbarb

EX-JATE - KYMT

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