The *flexiglade/flexiblade* barrier is visible at the dorsal hand area ....sm

QA picked this up. I had ischiococcygeal area which I could find listed as one word on google, but I could not find it listed by search criteria which I separated the 2 words. I can find ischial and coccyx, but not together as the dictator is stating. The only thing that makes me wonder iif QA is right is the context before the words. He stated he has 2 ulcers at the ischiococcygeal area. It seems like in this case it would be ischial and coccyx, but I cannot docume ...

I know that the accepted version of this is dorsal lithotomy, but why can't these be combined? I know they have been in the past, but this is no longer the case. Does anyone know the logic behind this? thanks! ...

Okay, when did Nuance announce they were not paying for visible spaces in a report? I'm a former Transcend employee and heard this news today. Is this documented somewhere? If so, someone please tell me where. I'm dumbfounded. How low can this company get? ...

extending from the distal phalanx just proximal to the eponychial fold region into the area of the *mid middle phalanx*. Does this look right? ...

When did this start to happen?? By my calculations, you stand to lose 20-30% of your income. If you have to type a space, why wouldn't you expect to be paid for it??? For me, VBC stands for "victim by choice," which I refuse to be. ...

Exactly what does that end up being translated into a usual 65 character line with spaces? I'm feeling like I need a math degree to figure out what I'm going to get paid lately. ...

I am seeing some companies pay based on VBC but the line counts vary greatly. Does anyone get paid this way and what is considered decent. I have seen 5cpl for 43 character lines but have also seen 7 cpl for a 65 character line. Help! ...

Dictator doing a progress note on a patient status post fem-pop bypass talking about the wound on his thigh. S/L a visible (or invisible) smoking and discharge from the medial aspect of the right thigh.... Does this make sense? ...

1, MRI of the brain negative for visible acute infarction. No "interphernal" hemorrhage, mass or mass affect. IT DOES NOT SOUND LIKE INTERCRANIAL. 2. The patient has a scattered abnormal "signal" on the periventricular and subcortical white matter............. TIA ...

" The patient has a history of lactose intolerance and intends to avoid milk and denies barrier breakers(?) or large amounts of caffeine. " I can't find anything related to GI online or in books, and I don't know if it even makes sense in this sentence, but that sure is what it sounds like he is saying ...

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I've not met many MT's in this area. ...

The patient is having trouble with his right shoulder. He has tenderness in his s/l indoperiscapular area. tia. ...

An email from manager stated it could take a couple of weeks to get backlog because each name has been put in separately for the backlog. WHATEVER!!!! NO WORK. Only doing my accounts and BOB is low. No more PTO time to take. I am screwed. HATE THIS JOB!!! Trying to take some college classes this summer. ...

Examination of the right lower rib cage reveals pain about the 9 10 area on the ribs. tia. ...

He had good air entry bilaterally. He has a mass in the left sup_______area which could be a thyroid nodule or a lymph node. appearance. His heart is about ...

His pisiform is in excellent conjunction with the radius itself, but the s/l "area uj" appears to be well preserved. There is callous formation over the radius ...

Definitely doing too much today - cannot even come up with this word that I know that I know! Help please and thank you. ...

Where are you set up? I am moving my desk and office stuff around, I find if I do that I actually work better (I know that sound strange, but I find that it's true!) My mother used to move her furniture around every once in a while... LOL Not that it made a huge amount of difference honestly, but it made her happy and it did liven things up a bit. So, my question is, where is your MT station set up in your home? I thought about moving out by the kitchen and out of my offi ...

What? Anyone else? I have to copy my dictionary and expansions. Cannot call support for this. Have to do it on your own. Want it done in a couple of days. They give you an option to go to a special webinar for dates Januar 20, 21 and 25th? HELLO????? I JUST GOT THIS EMAIL THIS MORNING AND I DO BELIEVE IT IS THE 26th. Gosh! GET ME OUT OF THIS COMPANY!!! I HAVE HAD IT!!!! IT SUCKS!!!! ...

with CCM requesting folks do schedule changes also as usual these days. I don't know about you, but when told we can "set our own schedule," I took this to believe we create our own schedule and then work it. If the Q doesn't have enough work available for us to do, then why do they still give us this option to do? There's nothing more frustrating to me than signing in to work, not having any, and then being ask to work later. If I wanted to "work late ...

Doctor states, "He has some discomfort with range of motion of the right (s/l) lyngirdle." ...

A male patient comes in with low back pain. He has point tenderness and muscle spasming in the multipitus (?) area. I have never heard of that and have searched everywhere and all reference books. Has anyone ever heard of multipitus? He pronounced it mul-ti-pi-tus. Any help is very much appreciated. ...

During PE under ENT doc states after Uvula is midline s/l Area is grossly patent. Does the word area sound right or should it be something else? ...

I am getting ready to enroll this week with Andrews for medical coding, and am really looking forward to this new challenge and learning opportunity!! After 30 years as a state employee, I'm actually switching careers. With that being said, I was just interested to find out "where" people like to study in their homes when studying 4-5 hours a night and working assignments. Do you sit at a desk with the computer in front of you, or do you use the dining room table, a comfortable ...

I have always worked for local hospitals and doctor's offices. I have never worked through a company, but with most of our local area switching to VR I am having to look to companies for work. In our local area our transcriptionists usually are paid about 12 cents per line, but I am noticing most companies pay is substantially lower as i saw an ad for Sten Tel paying only 5-6 cpl. Could anyone tell me what the norm is for pay with companies? Thanks for all help. ...

Just curious, if someone is just getting into medical transcription, what would be considered the easiest type of work to do, if there is such a thing? I was started out doing ER work and wonder if that's the simplest or just what they needed most at the time? ...

Perianal masses being excised that "appear to be *sis-a-lay-ic* structures" that were passed off the field as specimen. That is phenetic. Thanks! ...

The flexiglade/flexiblade barrier is visible at the dorsal hand area ....sm - Shasta

Flexiglide? n/m - 1mt

I'm sure not hearing that. I considered it also tho but don't think so. Nm - Shasta

Could it be a flexi-brace? - sue

'fraid not. I'll just leave blank. Thanks tho. - Shasta