Tooth infection versus teeth infections

Does anybody use a blue tooth headset for MTing? Considering trying to use one and wondered how it worked. Thanks, any help is appreciated. ...

Patient had root canal and is now having swelling, maybe abscess. For context: Oropharynx does show swelling and erythema around the lower posterior tooth. There is some s/l flocculence noted but no purulent drainage. Thanks. ...

The doctor has dictated "caritic teeth" but cannot find caritic. Shouldn't it be "carious teeth"? ...

i am testing for a surgery account and how should spike tooth and bowie knife be typed. Caps at all??? ...

There isn't much to this dictation other than, "There is no erythema. There is no increased *s/l T or teeth*. Patient is having their knee examined. Clear speaker, but the T or teeth doesn't make any sense to me. Any ideas? TIA ...

Can a transcriptionist be in other room typing. What type of equipment would be needed. ...

or her dentures. She is doing something with running water & brushing sounds & her voice gets all muffled. I am waiting for her to spit, then I will know for sure. And in the background, the nurses are having a shriek fest. ...

Tooth 6 had s/l mesiofacial distal decay and s/l mesiofacial distal composite was placed. Tooth 8 had s/l distofacial decay and a s/l distofacial composite was placed. ...

as the doctor pops a hard candy into his mouth before starting his dictation. I worked at hospital once where somebody in Medical Records thought they'd treat the doctors by putting a bowl of hard candy in the dictating room! I hope that's not the case with this current account as this is the second or third time recently that I've heard that clickity-clack and mouth swirling sound in recent days. ...

There has been no unexplained rashes or kidney/liver dysfunction. There is no history of herpes, syphilis, or other s/l SEEN-US infection. ...

status-post debridement of the subacromial space and s/l pe-ack-nees infection? Thank you. ...

"If the patient has an increase in the ESR and CRP off of antibiotics and they are not normal, we will perform a repeat shunt tap for opening pressure and again send CSF for culture. If the [_______] represents a true infection, __________ is an indolent infection meaning the patient would likely have those symptoms over time." Both blanks it sounds like "pee acne" infection. Patient is being treated for some kind of Bacter infection. ...

Need the drug name for what sounds like "Odreno cef 750" for treatment of severe ear infection. ...

Can anyone tell me which is the proper way to type "pin tract or pin track infection"? Thanks! ...

She has (deforter) breathing and (epic) episodes per her mother. Help! ...

Patient has chronic infection around his tracheotomy site, but he dictates it as "chronic Staph infection peri tracheal site." Should this be hyphenated? Smooshed together? Left seperated as above? Thanks! ...

I found the word "systitial" in parentheses in google, but I cannot verify it anywhere else. THX ...

The patient recently was tested for all sexually transmitted infections, including s/l HFC-1 and 2. TIA ...

MD states what sounds like, "She was given D4 antibiotic treatment but could not tolerate it on her stomach and after seven days stopped it." This antibiotic tx was for Helicobacter pylori. I can almost make myself think he is saying, "She was given the full abx tx but then the sentence would not really make sense, would it? Can anyone help? Dictating MD is a neurologist and referring is Internal Medicine. Thanks!!! ...

Two words that come up often for questioning. These are strictly used in an orthopedic setting. Stedman's and Dorland's list end point and hand grip HOWEVER the office transcription manager, girl is asking for me to correct this to endpoint and handgrip. She is only basing this on what an old medical transcription company she used to work for had her typing. I would rather base it on the medical reference. The doctors are not even aware this has come up. She is ...

Doc is doing an exam of patient's shoulder and says patient has a shark tooth deformity. It really sounds like "shark tooth," but I'm wondering if this should be Charcot, though in researching it sounds like Charcot affects the lower limbs, not the shoulders. Any help with this would be very much appreciated. ...

Here's an excerpt to put the confusing line in context: "The airway was initially assessed by Dr. _____, who stated that it was not in the trachea. After an airway was placed, endotracheal tube 70 at 24 of the teeth was placed. He visualized it going through the trachea." I tried reading up on endotracheal tube placement procedures and whatnot to try to figure this out (seems like too many things are being placed in addition to the teeth thing), but perhaps my brain is too add ...

Tooth infection versus teeth infections - Shella

What was actually dictated? Just wondering. - nm

Dictated: No teeth infection - Shella

I'd go with no teeth infections or no infected teeth. - nm

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