alcohol levels

"He consumes about two-fifths of alcohol per week." Is that right? 2/5, two fifths, two-fifths? Any thoughts?? ...

Is this correct? He says the patient had 2 beers and had a blood alcohol level of 63. I'm not too familiar with blood alcohol levels, but that does not sound right to me. Even if it was 0.63, wouldn't that be too high for 2 beers? Am I missing something here? TIA! ...

I cannot believe IC and at-home MTs are being asked to take drug/alcohol tests. Not that I include either in my lifestyle, but really consider this invasive, especially for the slave wages being offered in the industry today. ...

blood alcohol was 0.403 which is 3 100ths (3 hundreths) of a percentage over what they will take. Help! I am stumped! ...

Is the What is the Book of Style preference? ...

This dr. is such a mumbler! Can anyone tell me where I can find average PT, PTT etc levels? Thanks SO much! ...

Of transcribing/editing a job goes through before making it back to the client? For example, does it go overseas first and then back to us and we fix what they left behind? Or do we get the job first? Who does the audits...an actual human or is it ran through some program first? I think a lot of what mm does is hidden from us. Would not surprise me. ...

How many levels are there? 3 or 4? ...

how to write this "level 2, 3, 4, and 5 lymph node dissection"? numbers or roman numerals? ...

I believe the dictator is saying "this got his TRUS levels to the therapeutic range." Does this make sense if TRUS stands for transrectal ultrasound? ...

Troponin level dictated as 1602, after myocardial infarction. Is that 16.02? There is no decimal point dictated. ...

In all my years as a medical transcriptionist, I have never seen levels as low as these. I went back and listened several times and I still can't believe what I'm hearing. Have any of you every heard of levels this low: Cholesterol was 90, triglycerides 103. HDL 6, LDL of 64. ...

I have been encouraged time and again to test for Tier level II. Yes, I am Tier 1 and like my client and the work so want to stay here, but took a huge cut in pay and now my super says work will be shifting and I may not have work available. Okay, so I took the Tier level II test TWICE--the first time with a bad attitude, but the second time I really took my time and still did not pass (scored 100% on the multiple choice and 96% on the transcription test)...I have been transcrib ...

I've seen something mentioned on here about putting DEP after your username to check how much work there is in the system, and something about someone sending out reports of how much work there is... probably the CCM I guess. I'm newish and I have NEVER seen a report of how much work there is and the DEP thing doesn't work when I try it (it says contact my supervisor for permission). Is my CCM supposed to send out a report of available work? Does anyone know this for sure? I d ...

Patient has HIV and is status post acute kidney injury: He has had no evidence for cryoglobulinemia or hypocomplementemia. It will be interesting to see what his protein has done with improvement in his HIV parameters. As per previous notes, I have not biopsied him. Therefore, I do not know whether he has a high s/l VAN, high s/l VIC, or whether this is diabetic related kidney disease. However, it would not change his management at this time. ...

24-hour urinary calcium elevated at 457. is the 457 right. I'm not sure what these normal levels are. ...

I just QAd an ILP report that I was only supposed to fill in the blanks, but I saw a major error near the blank, so I did a 100% review. I found 32 errors, 17 of them were critical with missing phrases, words, and just plain making up what they thought they heard. I checked the travel details of the report and it went through 2 levels of ILP QA before it got to me! Why are we losing our jobs to them? Oh, yeah, the suits make more money. Never mind the patient with " ...

My question is the word "trialled". The Rad is pretty clear. Any ideas? Is the word correct" ...

I was ready for "wine taster." It was occasional alcohol use. ...

ESL While patient was in the hospital, s/l *I-DAM-tee-oh-statin* level was ordered and was undetectable, and s/l *I-DAM-tee-oh-statin* inhibitor level was ordered and the level was 3.6 and elevated. Thanks in advance! ...

alcohol levels - Sue

blood alcohol content - elaine

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