a wall * washren* abnormality consistent with an acute myocardial infarction. Thanks. nm

doc plainly says: Patient has had 2 heart cardial infarctions. is that just slang for myocardial infarctions? Or do you just type what he says? ...

Patient has COPD, pericarditis, and emphysema. One of the dx listed s/l "demand type" myocardial infarction. This is for a cardiology followup note. TIA ...

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 ...

I have a doc who is saying what sounds like adenapity. Sounds like he's beginning with adenopathy and ending with abnormality. Can someone tell me which word they think would fit better. I'm just having complete brain fog and when I analyze each word individually they both make sense to me. No mediastinal or hilar masses or _____. Thanks to anyone who can help. ...

MRI of the lumbar spine demonstrates no evidence of any drop metastases. There is an incidental note of s/l retro frag eers signal abnormality. (or right rofrag eers) ...

Any idea what the "FTC" stands for? It is in the tech's comments section. Thank you! ...

Is it infarction? ...

Do the majority of the accounts have consistent work at MModal? I am seeing a lot are out of work. Also are there a lot of ESLs? ...

Anyone on an account with consistent work? I am thinking of applying but Im a little nervous now seeing the posts. ...

He has seen physicians where x-rays were obtained. The radiographic images were consistent with oscals involving the anterior and posterior aspects of the elbow. ...

Specifically Florida Bay area? I sign on and get a few of the less desirable reports, okay all less desirable, and then I am out of work. No word from management. Don't know if they are weeding me out, giving work to the newbies, et cetera. Thank you! ...

Is anybody else suffering each month because their client is not paying for completed transcription services ? Or do i contract for the only client that does not pay? What do we do? ...

they blame it on the transcriptionists. I get told that this must be the way the transcriptions are editing the output. Are there really that may bad/horrible transcriptionists in the company??? I don't believe there are that many poor transcriptions..... unless they are using ILP's to train the ASR. Maybe that is the question I should be asking: Is the output so poor because you (the software techs) including ILP editing?? ...

:( Unsure what she is saying. Boy has rash on arms and legs, and doc says "Multiple skin-colored papules on arms and legs consistent with S/L arthrotype hives." I have no clue... ...

The doc is saying: The patient had prior bypass surgery with coronary stenting done about three years ago following an s/l "Orson" myocardial perfusion study. TIA ...

No viable options. STUCK! Can't move. Can't progress. Can't do work. Don't know what to do AT ALL. Signed off my shift in exactly this situation. This happened a couple of nights ago. Now it's being demanded that I sign a Written Warning which mis-states the cause for action, and I have refused to sign it. Conference call on Monday. Details follow: Never ONE TIME in over ten years of working for Med ...

I am having such difficulty concentrating today. All these ASR charts with at least 4-5 corrections per sentence. What a waste. Probably minimum wage today. My dog used to listen to me vent when no one else was around, wagged her tail and put her head on my lap as I typed, but she had to be put down in Feb:( Sorry, just needed to vent to someone who understands, unlike my DH, kids and all my friends who think I have a great job working at home! I guess it ...

Okay, so I know what has been happening the past few months, but since it didn't affect me directly, I just kinda put it out of my mind. But since the first of the month, my BOB is out of work during my shift (late afternoon/early evening). This has never happened before. Wondering if it is because daytime people are switching to later hours or my work is going overseas? Not NJA yet, just unfamiliar work for the majority of my shift. If this is how it's go ...

Is "canal wall down" ever hyphenated? ...

I just took the online training today and did my first reports using 6.1. The writing is definitely on the wall. They are on their way to eliminating the need for MT's. It's just a matter of time. We are tightening our own noose every time we edit one of those reports. This is definitely a catch-22. ...

Would YOU like to join me in the worldwide Occupy Wall Street movement? We will participate in our respective locales. We have had a lot of talk about organizing a walk-out day on the MTSOs. Let's take this opportunity to meet while at the same time pooling our efforts with others who share similar struggles as us! Let's dispense with the talking and start doing and put our money where our mouths are. If you are interested in joining me, by all ...

I keep getting dinged for comma usage, and I'm not one to overuse them, though I fully support the use of an Oxford comma. I am old school, and I've been taught the following about commas 1) They go before a conjunction when what could be complete sentence follows. 2) They do not go before or after (unless there is a strange circumstance, i.e, "indeed" or some such wording thrown in) a conjunction w/o a complete sentence following it. My hospitals are "modified ver ...

Lately, I've been checking my hourly production, every hour on the hour. For my first hour of work this morning, I stayed completely focused, no distractions except getting a quick cup of coffee (in the same room as my work desk) but quickly sat right back down again and went right back to work. What was my hourly rate of production for that hour? $7.42. Yes, I said I earned a whopping $7.42 in a solid hour of intense concentration and focus. I also noticed ...

Both feel so good when you just stop. I gave them a shot but I just cannot take it anymore. It's like being set up to fail on a daily basis. ...

Patient hospitalized with pancratitis, pancytopenia with macrocytosis, alcohol withdrawal, hypophosphatemia, hypoalbuminemia & macrocytic anemia. S/L "2-wall protocol". Thanks for suggestions. ...

full context: There was no evidence of intraabdominal contamination, although the sigmoid colon was socked to the left lateral abdominal wall. Is that right, socked? ...

I have been doing transcription for almost 2 decades, pretty soon my children in their early 20s will be making more money than I am, made decision to go back to school in my 40s for a new career, no choice. Clip from article. "US corporations justify their offshore operations as essential to gain a foothold in emerging Asian markets. The Hira brothers believe this is self-delusion. “There is no evidence that they will be able to outcompete local Chinese and Indian companies, ...

a wall * washren* abnormality consistent with an acute myocardial infarction. Thanks. nm - wilson

Gotta be "wall motion," I would think. - nm

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