Wegenerâ��s disease - patient will get repeat s/l EN/GOB ??

The sky is falling !!! Anyone else see this? Is this an aberration or a portent of the direction Medical Transcription is heading? Wednesday, September 22, 2010 College ends medical transcription program Recently Delhi University announced its Medical Transcription Program, for the first time, was producing better transcriptionists in India including South Asia. In the meantime, San Juan College is closing its Medical Transcription Program stating that there is les ...

Hasn’t anyone read their emails and seen the “exciting” news in the Link today?? “….new compensation structure to be simple to understand, transparent, competitive, to be effective around 10/1….” Translate:Simple to understand = unable to be calculated by MT Transparent = we all make the same regardless of experience Competitive = MTSOs battle each other to pay the lowest rates Sounds like another pay cut is in the work ...

Patient has Kohler's disease of the right foot. Whether this is s/l(stone na claps) stage or on into the healing stage, it is difficult to ascertain at this point. TIA ...

Does “vigorous pinprick” to the face sound correct to you? I’m imagining the doc stabbing needles into the patient's face. "Cranial Nerve V: She reports no facial sensation other than in her forehead, though with vigorous (s/l pimpering), she does flinch but says she still does not feel it." ...

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It is amazing that more people are not committing suicide. I guess that goes to the underlying optimism that human beings are inherently born with. We always think there is good in all people and that we will be protected from evil. But, what happened to an honest day’s work for an honest day’s pay? Every day there are posts about people working hard for their paltry wages, only to be paid late or not paid at all. We cannot even apply for a job ...

It's a dermatological disease. Patient has chronic ulcers on extremities. Being treated with clobetasol. Thanks! ...

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Peripheral neuropathy. I am going to go ahead and obtain a glucose tolerance test. Ulnar neuropathy. He is tentatively scheduled, according to his report, to have decompression done by Dr. Labosky. I am going go ahead and obtain a glucose tolerance test. ...

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At her "2-year from the end of treatment" anniversary, we will repeat an MRI. At her "2-year-from-the-end-of-treatment" anniversary, we will repeat an MRI. Should I rephrase? ...

I know I saw a post when the Swap Board first came back as to why it was stopped the first time. I cannot find it now. We have message that it is not working the way they wanted it to work. Imagine that. ...

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sounds like Crowley disease. ...

To all my MQ and MT Stars friends, may this year and this decade be better than the last. May you and your families be richly blessed this new year. ...

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Just venting……..I am so bummed. I was doing so well a couple of years ago. I was working as a Radiology Transcriptionist for six years for a very, very large radiology facility, two days in the office and the rest of the week from home in the evenings. Then they went to VR, but kept me on because the some of the docs were not complying with VR so those reports had to be typed and in addition I was doing editing. I was making good money and was able to put aw ...

Was just trying for a job with a company, sent my resume, asked me what hours I was looking for, how much experience I had and then dropped the bomb that they only pay 3¢ a line for VR editing. Is there anyone out there making a decent wage doing editing for so little? ...

Wegenerâ��s disease - patient will get repeat s/l EN/GOB ?? - Bell

can you hear angiography? - nm

No. - Wonder if abbrev. for something NGOB? ANGOB - bell

maybe immunoglobulin? - nm

mGob - possibly (nm)

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