Wrist range of motion 60/65 degrees, extension 60/60 degrees, * longation* 60/60 degrees -sm

"Active range of motion of the left knee is approximately 3rd to 100 degrees." Is "3rd to 100 degree" the correct way to transcribe it? Thanks! ...

I am pretty new and trying to figure out what this doctor might be saying. He is doing range of motion tests on a patient. He says "Back extension (s/l 50 or 15) degrees." Then he says "side bending (s/l 50 or 15) degrees." The patient has severe neck pain. I am not sure which value the doctor is saying. Any suggestions? ...

Hi, I just had this dictated: "...minus two to three degrees of extension..." My account is strict BOS 3. I'm not sure how do transcribe it. -2 to 3 degrees -2 to -3 degrees Help? Thanks! ...

Do you have to have an associates degree in HIT to get a bachelor's degree in HIM? I was looking at some of the bachelor's degree in HIM programs, and some of them require this. ...

says, "eighteen slash ten slash three four," and I am not sure how to transcribe the last part. I am a long-time transcriptionist but have never heard the measurements given that way, so any help from you cardiology gurus would be much appreciated. Thanks. ...

A friend suggested transcribing for the deaf, requires passing a 180-200 wpm test from conversation. Anyone done/doing this? It is a great consolation to get all of your support. MT Stars is wonderful to give us this opportunity. MQ never was able to maintain a professional forum. ...

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I have a doctor who says "Hip adduction, abduction normal (s/l template)." Does that make any sense? Any ideas? ...

Okay, I'm stuck. This doc is dictating his physical exam and is talking about the cervical spine rom. "Full range of motion of the cervical spine to flexion, extension, rotation, side bending, and (s/l) discompression sign." Does anyone have any ideas? ...

He has a symmetric gait. He has symmetric *waistfuls* (Pediatric Ortho) Thanks! ...

on pe, He has normal subtalar and s/l "mu talsa" range of motion, however, he lacks dorsiflexion with 0 degrees bilaterally. He needs to stretch. thanks for any help! ...

He demonstrates full range of motion of his neck without pain or s/l "C-spine" tenderness to palpation. ...

I've seen it both ways. Is one way correct or preferred? Or is either acceptable? Thanks much in advance! ...

Dr. is describing a surgical history, states: Left leg surgery with Harnshning extension....yeah, she spelled that word Harnshning, but I can't even come up with a google search for that one. Any ideas??? ...

I am looking for something that will add more USB ports to my laptop. I love my Toshiba Satellite, but it only has two USB ports. I personally would not have bought it solely for that reason, but got it as a Christmas gift when my old one got worn out and died. I am not having much luck finding what I am looking for. I have been to the local Radio Shack, but the kid they hired looked at me like he was just absolutely dumbfounded when I asked. Any suggestions to poin ...

the doctor is assesing a wrist injury and after addressing flexion and extension, goes into: "pulsar 1/2+, cap refil is 2 seconds"?? Any clue what he is saying? What is standard for the dr to cover on this type of injury? ...

I'm taking the CPC coding course through AAPC. I have four months to complete it, but haven't done so yet. It says on their website that I can get an extension for $29.95 a month, but I can't find anywhere to send it? Can somebody please help? Thank's! ...

http://www.healthcareitnews.com/news/ama-calls-2-year-extension-icd-10-deadline ...

I am almost 50 and have been in the MT field for over 25 years. Certified, consultant, national sales rep, own company -- did all that and sold the T-shirts too. Finally the stress of being an MTSO adversely affected my health so I resumed just being a regular ole MT. That's a tangent, though... In the last 3 years, two hospital employers outsourced the MT Dept. Of course, both times we were ineligible for unemployment. I went to work for a service who lai ...

Cerebellar testing is somewhat abnormal in that she has a sort of a s/l stirtuous motion that finger-to-nose is hesitated but she does get finger-to-nose testing. ...

Is anyone familiar with this software? Thanks so much! ...

Is there anyone using the Speech Motion VR platform that can give some honest feedback - good and bad, and what kind of line counts to expect. How long have you been on it? Is there a considerable increase in productivity, turnaround? Thank you. MT's only please respond. ...

im doing an echo report, and Dr. says "leaf of motion" not sure if i'm hearing it right. is leaflet of motion correct too? TIA ...

My company is changing software and this is what they are wanting to use. This isn't M-Modal is it? I can't find any information about it. Thank you in advance. ...

Can anyone provide a ballpark range of what Amphion pays for straight transcription per line and for VR? I understood they also offered a shift differential. Thanks! ...

When the doctor dictates a range for p.o., for instance "1/2 to 1 p.o.," do we write it as 0.5 to 1 or 1/2 to 1? Thank you for the help. ...

Anybody know? Is this a new job title for QA or is this position different? If so, how is it different? ...

Wrist range of motion 60/65 degrees, extension 60/60 degrees, * longation* 60/60 degrees -sm - anon

flexion, extension, abduction, adduction?? - nm

pronation, supination? - nm

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