Spanish dictator. Cranial nerves exam - smaller right pupil, no ptosis, no change in "sweating

I'm thinking the BOS says that both ways are acceptable.... am I wrong? Cranial nerves II through XII. Cranial nerves 2-12. ...

I need documentation about cranial nerves. Got QA edited from using roman numerals, i.e. cranial nerves II through XII versus cranial nerves 2 through 12. According to my notes, either is okay, but QA said preferred way is 2 through 12, and I got "edited" for it. Ugh. Anybody? Thanks. ...

he had deficits in cranial nerves II, III, IV, VI V2. In previous dictation, by a different doctor, it was dictated "cranial nerves II, III, IV, VI, and V branch 2" ...

Cranial nerves intact. Motor power symmetrical. Normal gait. Negative Romberg's test. Normal cerebellar testing without dysmetria and dysdiadochokinesia. Doc says "template neurologic normal. Cranial nerves intact except for the hearing loss" What part of this template would you take out. This is a new doc for me. Thanks ...

Shoulder shrug is symmetric. Romberg is negative. He has no dysmetria. ...

In mental status portion of a psychiatric H&P, dictator states "He is mildly electrothymic". Tried to hear "euthymic" but he is saying electrothymic very clearly. Thank you for any help. ...

I need suggestions for programs that teach medical terminology in Spanish. Thanks. ...

I am doing a history section. A sentence begins soundling like this: He has some "pupil cecal run" reactive in his conjuctivae. It may be way off, but it's the best I can guess. Any help? Thanks. ...

OD is doing exam on eye. He says . .. . "Conjunctiva quiet, cornea faint, epithlial irrgularity in the s/l "intra-pal-pupil" area." Help if you can please. Thanks! ...

How does one locate smaller companies? I am a recent grad trying to decide which way to go and am rather overwhelmed by everything I am reading. ...

This used to be a career where many of us were able to ride the gravy train for awhile. Don't get me wrong, we really worked hard for our money. But, back in the day, we either had our own accounts and kept the entire cpl, or we worked for an MTSO who subcontracted to us or hired us to transcribe and we got a bigger piece of that cpl pie. I made some fantastic money even 12 years ago. I was working on tapes or rerecording on from my Skutch box. The years have advanc ...

Can anyone give some suggestions on finding some smaller MTSOs to work for - some websites to search, etc? Most of the MTSOs that advertise seem to be larger. I am hoping to find a better home! TIA ...

been doing some research and found several companies that is autopsy transcription, anyone do this, have info and care to share how the transcription differs from regular transcription? very curious to know. Thx in advance!! ...

It seems like all the "big" companies no one is happy with. Anyone know of any smaller companies that are hiring for work at home? There must be an updated list out there somewhere of transcription companies of a smaller nature, but I can't find it. Any input is appreciated. ...

I am doing an OP report that is not a strict verbatim and is able to be corrected to best English. The dictator says: Tibial guide retrocut was placed, drilled, and then reamed "retro-ly". He stumbled around a bit before settling on "retro-ly" because he, too, knew that couldn't be correct, but he, like me, has blanked on what the heck it should be. Plantar is plantarly, lateral is laterally....what does retro become? Does it just get stretched out to retrograd ...

In a cranial CT I have always transcribed "basal" cistern, but in the report I have, the doctor clearly is stating "basilar" cistern. The Stedman's electronic dictionary I have shows "basal" cistern also. Can someone tell me which is correct, or are they interchangeable? Thank you. ...

I am so stumped on this. Dictator has Russian accent. He's dictating the physical exam and things aren't necessarily in order, so to speak. This is the section I can't hear: Pupils equal, reactive to light and accommodation, round, (s/l "nickels are dry"). Neck: No JVD. No jaundice. Conjunctivae are pink. I assume the "dry" is about eyes/pupils, but because the dictator doesn't have things in order, so to speak, I just don ...

There were two small areas of recurrence, each less than 1 cm, one in the right bladder wall, s/l "cranial/clanial" to the right orifice. He is stuttering/changing his mind, which makes it even worse. My first thought was clinging, but I hear "ial or eal" at the end. Thanks! ...

I have a doc who sounds like he is saying "YEOMAN'S 7th cranial nerve palsy." He has used it before. I cannot figure it out or find it (all I come up with is Bell's, and that is not what he is saying) and it has never been corrected on feedback, so apparently the editors don't know it, either. He has a strong middle eastern accent so this may be throwing me off. Any suggestions would be much appreciated. Thank you. ...

Doing a report for a counseling and recovery center. Dr. says.... AIIMS exam showed mild involuntary movement of upper extremities and t____ assessment. Is it AIMS exam or Ames exam. I am also unsure of the blank, it sounds like it starts with the letter T. Thank you Thank you in advance! ...

TIA for any help! ...

Does anybody know how long a report stays in our specific work pool? I've done a break on a report hoping to get rid of it. But it keeps showing back up. I'm trying to make up some sick time, but I just can't understand this garble and have already spent way too much time trying to decipher it. I've been checking on and off for the last 30 minutes and it keeps showing back up. Help!!!! ...

you wanted to quit mid shift????? Sigh. I had one of those yesterday. Everytime I see his name come up in my cue I cringe!!!! He is horrible. Horrible accent. I did notice though after doing about 3 or 4 of his reports, my ears becames "trained" on him and I get better with him as time went by. But still, he is one that just makes my momentum (sp) drop drastically! Just venting!!! Thanks for letting me share. ...

Spanish dictator. Cranial nerves exam - smaller right pupil, no ptosis, no change in "sweating - JudyJ

Spanish dictator. Cranial nerves exam - smaller right pupil, no ptosis, no change in "sweating - Bluebird

sweating is correct - sm

haha, I looked at this and thought you meant General Franco. - L&L

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