axisceon" beginning at the medial epicondyle...

A child with a humeral epicondyle fracture was seen in the office and had her s/l spin-ah-log cast removed. Can't find this cast anywhere! Any help is appreciated. ...

Doctor dictating test for lateral epicondyle pain, s/l formleson's test. ...

They seem to both make sense, which would you go with? Nasoendoscopy is performed which demonstrates scarring of the left middle turbinate to the [medial or meatal] wall of the maxillary sinus. ...

Ok, brain's gone to mush. What's DPR stand for in the context of lumbar spine? Thanks so much! ...

s/l demon in his medial femoral condyle with areas of osteochondral defect and cartilaginous loss noted... Any help is appreciated!!!! ...

Patient likes to wear flip flops, however, I recommended that she go to a s/l Vinza shoe and has a 1/4" lateral shoe wedge placed on the outside under the outer sole. TIA NM ...

Laundry list of tests including s/l Kessler/Tesler/Pesler test. Any ideas? ...

If a doc says medial and lateral malleolus, should it be changed to medial and lateral malleoli? Thank you for your help! ...

Ultrasound done today shows a fast-fix PLEDGET in the gap between the MCL and the medial meniscus. THANKS SO MUCH!! ...

My ortho doc says "I do believe he has had a new (sounds like triac) tear of his medial meniscus". I cannot find in doing a search triad tear. Don't know if he is meadning trimalleolar tear either? ...

This is a surgical note for a medial meniscus tear. The doctor is very fast, very soft, and has a slight southern twang. Any suggested would be greated appreciated. Thanks! Examination of the medial joint line showed _____ bone over a wide are of both the femur and tibia. Sounds like he is saying ee-bo-nate-id. ...

Dr. says: Mild medial femoral tibial articular cartilage thinning. Should it be femoral-tibial, or femoral/tibial, or femoral tibial? ...

Sounds like my ortho doc is saying "Previous arthroscopy two years ago did show an area of exposed "ingranated" bone within the medial compartment". He is a nonoperative candidate for knee replacement. I know ingranated is not a word, but that is what is sounds like. Thought about indurated, and it is not that either. Any ideas would be helpful and thank you! ...

Dictator says: "Possible jarment (?) of the screw on the medial aspect of her right foot." I heard "jarment" clear as day! ...

At this point, she probably will need arthroscopy with microfracture versus an (s/l olds) procedure. TIA ...

Glorious day, Glorious day! I am outta here. Can anyone who has also had the pleasure please tell me how to go about getting my 3 weeks of PTO owed to me and how long this process takes? Also returning my computer and regaining my deposit on that? FYI there are companies out there that do care....You just have to look. ...

All these companies stink and this job rots...I put my resume in on Thurs w/ Keystrokes and they hired me on Friday at a higher line rate 9cpl...Got the shift I wanted but not the days off which really doesn't matter to me, just have to flex around some existing doc appts. Never worked meditech...DocQuscribe is a hard platform to follow, it is GREAT...MQ just stinks...I tried Spheris they had their good and bad on platform..The one I am on now crescendo stinks royal in many ways..God I can& ...

If p.r.n. is the first word in a sentence, would it be correct to type "P.r.n." or should I combine it with the first sentence with a semicolon? I am not sure if the two sentences are directly related, though. ...

Work for a MTSO who had more than we could do, EPIC on board and now are fightly over the few scraps... in a matter of weeks, things can change FAST... Time to dust off the resume.. for what it's worth. ...

This has always bugged me. It looks better with P.R.N. (all caps) at the beginning of a sentence, instead of P.r.n. (just first letter cap'd). Also, P.O. or P.o. at the beginning of a sentence. 1. Bactrim. 2. P.R.N. or P.r.n. fentanyl. 3. P.O. or P.o. steroids. 4. Potassium. Any suggestions? Thanks! ...

Doctor says p.r.n. splint use as starting a new sentence. This is a verbatim account, so should it be P.r.n. splint use? ...

Some clients starting to notice and complaining. But geez, some of those CP's are so lengthy and convoluted and laden with so many things we do not get paid for. Of course, the longer the CP, the more likely the client is to complain. ... Some CP's are so long and involved, those accounts really shouldn't be farmed out to those who normally do the account. To be unfamiliar with an account with so many peculiarities is inviting trouble. Choices, choice, go through that CP and m ...

beginning tomorrow, I will be working any time, any day, whatever it takes to get my hours/lines in. There is work in the afternoons and on the graveyard in my region and I will be there. Whatever it takes. ...

Sounds like constituted but that doesn't seem to make much sense to me in an orthopedics report. I'm such a noob. ...

axisceon" beginning at the medial epicondyle... - TS

Can you hear...sm - Babs

That sounds right! Thanks - TS

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