Word help - Sounds like nervacial phase or face

Can 99358 and 99359 still be reported in addition to e/m services and procedures or should we use another code? ...

The electronic documentation is going to be nationwide. Incentives were put in place by the Federal govt to get physicians and hospitals away from paper charts. Eventually the incentives become punishments if you don't switch over. Anyone else heard about this? How can they "phase out" MTs? Does the Federal govt not realize the much needed jobs many of us will lose? ...

sounds like piroroban... ...

I am doing a cardiology consult and throughout the report the doctor is saying clearly "rhabdomyositis" I cannot find it documented anywhere. What do you think? It is in the context of the sentence he stated: but appears to be a skeletal muscle "rhabdomyositis" type pattern? ...

struggling with word sounds like eczemthematis? sentence is "Extremities were found to be free of any ? (eczemthematis) changes. ...

I have no idea what it is in reference to. Some of the surrounding sentences are He describes hypogeusia without frank dysgeusia. He reports an increased frequency of stool. He complains also of _____. He notes that he has myalgias that are confined to his trunk. No arthralgias and no peripheral myalgias. I hope that helps. I'm just lost on this one. ...

I am doing neuro-ophthalmology and it sounds like secazer 50/50???? I cannot find that word anywhere....HELP thanks ...

I am a coding student at Andrews. I have been looking at coding jobs tonight and came across this one that really got my attention... in a not so good way. Would like to hear your thoughts on this one my friends. http://careerassist.ahima.org/jobseeker/job/10710369/Remote%20Experienced%20Coders/Healthcare%20Coding%20&%20Consulting%20Services%20(HCCS)/?vnet=0&t731=39387 HCCS Remote Coding R&D Specialists are working on the most advanced and exciting CAC p ...

Marcus, et al., Journal of Pediatric Hematology/Oncology, 2003. ...

Word sounds like "dikes duos" ...

I've been doing orthopedic transcription since 1976, and this particular dictator since about 1998, so it's very seldom that I get stumped. "X-rays of both shoulders show severe DJD, bone on bone, _____ the humeral head, with large osteophyte formation." It sounds, of all things, like "fliving" with a long I sound, rhymes with "flying." Anybody got a clue? Thanks.... ...

"The spine was treated with AP, PA fields using a couch-kick to stay off her mouth." Is this correct? Can't find it anywhere. ...

"He had noted *(sounds like "cougars," or "tubers or") redness and swelling of the left first toe over the prior 3 days." I'm not finding any info on what this word could be. He has a toe ulcer and noticed inflammation. Still trying to figure this one out, but would appreciate any help if someone has any idea. Thank you! ...

This doctor clearly dictates the word, E force, but I can't document it anywhere. He dictates it in the following sentences. (1) "He has no neurocognitive slowing. E force consistent with medication compliance with the Xanax 0.5 mg b.i.d." (2) "He has a clear sensorium. E force is checked." Thank you very much for your help. ...

Here's the sentence: "She has a hoarse voice that is coarse in nature within the __________. " I've looked everywhere, under "buphonium", "bouphonia", etc. I'm stumped! ...

I'm looking for a work that sounds like "eek-e-ology" regarding my MRI results. I am not going back to this guy, so I'm not calling him to find out what he is talking about. I'm waiting for my other appointment with a different dr. This guy has a very heavy India accent and I can't figure out what his voice mail says, but here is part of it - "... there was some spots. We don't know that due to headache or other "ee ...

I haven't ever heard this phrase before and wondered if someone could tell me what it is/the correct way to transcribe it. Patient has facial trauma after high-speed motor vehicle collision. ...and on arrival had imaging workup with a traumagram and "max face" CT. ...

She/they are never ever. EVER. going to tell you what you want to hear on these calls. Ever. They tell us things we already know - what our collective concerns are via the employee survey, that they're oh-so-excited about this and that - things that will pad THEIR paychecks, not ours - and spout off a bunch of useless "statistics" that not one of us cares about - pretty much how successful THEY are as a company, not us as the MTs. Pass on some of that wealth! Again, if you' ...

Dictated: "I&D'd on his face" ...

don't know what they are doing, any more than they knew what they were doing with MT, other than how to make it more profitable for themselves. ...

A-P films showed no infiltrates, with a faint nodular density in the right lung face. Anyone hear of right lung face? ...

In the history the patient complains of a rash around her mouth. in the PX HEENT is remarkable for "perlash" In the plan: "Perlash" will be treated with Lotrisone cream. Perlash? I can't finding anything. It is pretty clear. ...

"even the "u" of the face is lessened in color" ...

The other day I emailed my "boss" asking for a reversal on a FIESA because the report came through with no information but the dictator's name. I got dinged because when I did a search to find the person, a piece of information was incorrect. Not something he verbally said, just something I'm supposed to know for this account which has a bazillion different entities. Of course, she was off for most of the holiday week and just got back to me, wondering what my point was be ...

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 ...

Yesterday I got a call from Support asking questions about my system for the upcoming ebtxt migration. When I told him I had satellite, he actually laughed and then turned to his coworkers, joked to them about it, and they all laughed too. When I asked what was so funny, he was taken aback, as if he didn't expect me to be offended by his behavior. He then apologized and mumbled something about satellite having a slow download time. Not only was his behavior unprofessiona ...

Typed a friendly, clear, efficient doctor on an account I have never heard of before and will probably never have again, but he was dictating on a "pleasantly demented woman" and exam was "a little difficult" due to the fact that she "sang throughout the entire exam." It just made me smile to think of the elderly lady sitting there singing while he was trying to listen to her heart and lungs. I'll take whatever smiles I can get these days... ...

maculopapular rash but no s/l "erythema induration" and no signs or symptoms of s/l "era-sip-a-lee" or facial cellulitis. ...

Word help - Sounds like nervacial phase or face - Newbie

neurovascularly/ neurovascularity? nm - anon

Word help - newbie

You're welcome. neurovascular status makes perfect sense with context. nm - anon

Word - Siouxzq

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