aortic "seconds" are loud

Doing a radiology report, and it s/l doc says... "normal left atrial, right atrial, and right ventricular, and aortic _____ s/l root or groove?" Can anyone say if 1 is more likely? found both online? Thanks. Also, mitral annular calcification and ____ thickening. s/l baselet? baseline? Thank you.. ...

I'm doing a DC cardioversion. Doc keeps saying, "watt seconds." Does he mean, "watts per second?" ...

:( okay, well she's talking on the phone to somebody now. freakin idiots ...

Doc states, "There was no aortic insufficiency murmur, third heart sound, or pericardial rub." Should it be aortic insufficiency, murmur, third heart sound, or pericardial rub or is aortic insufficiency murmur correct? Thank you! ...

Just switched to Express Scribe and trying to figure out a setting. I have quite a few dictators where I just listen to the dictation and change a few words here and there. However, when I hit the foot pedal to fast forward through the report it will only fast forward for a few seconds and then it goes back to normal speed. Anyone know how to change the setting where it would continue to move in fast forward speed until I take my foot off the pedal. Any help is appreciated! ...

I have been reading the daily posts for weeks now of MTs applying for jobs with MTSOs, large and small, leaving their sometimes current positions to go with a company who advertise they have new accounts, always steady work, never have to worry about NJA. Then, the MTs join these companies/service owners and within a day/sometimes hours, they have now fallen into the category of another day without work/waiting for work, etc. I just don't understand this. I would think this would be a ...

I have an account where nearly all the doctors seem to be yelling in the microphone or the recording volume is cranked up causing severe distortion of the audio, where turning my own volume down makes them quieter but then I can't make out what they are saying. My CCM has brought this to the facility's attention and some have corrected their ways, but she named a couple of doctors who had refused. Refused!? Why? Because someone is telling you what to d ...

Particularly on the review of systems and physical examination, now stacking up to the left if it is supposed to do so, with headings and colons? ...

happens right after you upload a job and right before you get the "spellcheck complete" message? I know someone described how to stop that sound before but I can't find it. I would be so appreciative if someone could let me know.......this thing is driving me CRAZY. Thanks! :) ...

I do. My faithful dog who sits beside me all day must think I am talking to him, but sometimes when they say the most idiotic things I just feel compelled to respond out loud. It does make me feel better. On the flipside of that, I wonder if the dictators are thinking to themselves while dictating that they sure hope I don't leave any blanks so they have to fill them in. It would be fun (?) to get together with some doctors and have a session of "To Tell The Truth A ...

MEDICATIONS: New pigeon. Don't you just love it? ...

This doctor not only mumbles the name, but mumbles the spelling of the name. I try every which way to spell what I hear, but I get that "no matching results found for the chosen criteria" ALONG WITH THAT *$#$ DING. Its not enough to get that message of not finding the patient, but to hear that ding is driving me crazy....especially with report after report of this same name mumbling man... ...

If I read along regularly and reply only sporadically, who the heck is following my posts enough to stalk me? Really? ...

I can't find a happy medium. It is too loud when he is loud and too soft when he is soft. It's horrible and hurts and slows me down. Thanks for any suggestions offered. UGH. ...

This is a first-- loud croaking frogs are drowning out the surgeon. I mean really loud frogs!!! He is on a landline, so this is really, really weird. ...

Today I had the misfortune to have 2 lo-o-o-ng reports by the same dictator - I suspect someone else had him before me and said No Thanks and passed him on to me. He wouldn't have been bad at all if he'd just speeded up about 5 times faster, and if his son had not been listening to cartoons about 3 feet away. Actually, his mentation was so slow, it was probably his grandson listening to cartoons. At one point, he turned around and asked the kid to turn it down some, a ...

background. It seems to happen when I am typing fast and maybe the keys get going to fast and then I hear this loud buzz so not sure what that is. It isnt all the time just every now and then. Rather difficult to explain. ...

Hello everyone, I have downloaded .wav files and tried to play them in Express Scribe and also in Transcription Buddy. They both play great when first pressing the foot pedal. But when I let up on the pedal, there is a VERY loud buzz that won't go away until I delete the file, and not even after I exit the software. Each successive time I press and release the foot pedal, the quality of the buzzing changes - loud, soft, different tones - but it never goes away. ...

normal-mild calcific aortic stenosis in the ascending epigeal function ...

Left heart catheterization demonstrated no coronary artery disease, but evidence of a proximal focal ascending aortic s/l thacular aneurysm/penetrating ulcer versus pseudoaneurysm. ...

The 25-hydroxy vitamin D level was quite low at 20.4. I have prescribed Ergocalciferol 50,000 units twice a week for 3 months and I will recheck the vitamin D level in December. William also had a cardiac MRI with and without contrast material. The (s/l) *neal* aortic root was 4.4 cm and maximum diameter..... ...

Under FINDINGS The right common femoral artery was in reasonable condition, and after Fogarty catheters were passed distally down both (s/l perfundasemeris) "per fun da se mer is" arteries... ...

In an echocardiogram which is corrrect, aortostenosis or aortic stenosis. ...

On echo...dilated aortic root with _______ _______ aortic aneurysm of 4.0 cm. Sounds like ______ Haughton aortic aneurysm or "THEEK" Haughton I know Haughton classifications are used at times, but I cannot figure out the other name with it. Any help with this one? Thanks in advance! ...

Doing TEE: says aortic valve is trileaflet and has sclerosis with moderately reduced opening. S/l planimetry area is 1.06 cm2. ...

Sounds like hypigastric??? ...

During the surgery, the Dr. says the following: "He is being brought to surgery today for aortic root replacement as a (s/l ben tall?)." I cannot get this one! Any fast help is appreciated! ...

aortic "seconds" are loud - slr

Aortic second (no final "s") sounds - alm

thank you!! - slr

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