bleeding disorder s/l oipassovoy factor deficiency

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Fiddle factor - a highly technical term used by only the most specialized physicians who want the coders to add modifiers on a surgery to ensure a higher level of reimbursement when extra time was taken to "fiddle around" while making a decision on how next to proceed in surgery. Fiddle factor. Now you know. ...

Have any of you had a hard time finding work as an MT because of age discrimination? I have run into this for the very first time this year. I have not worked for a few months because they laid off a lot of MTs at the company I worked for; mainly because they promised something they could not give. We would have 4 or 5 accounts and no work on almost all of them. We would be left scrambling for work and got the worst work possible. The supervisor at night watched the ...

His current dose of s/l panisex is 6000 units 3 times a week. I know that's not correct. It takes me to porn sites when I search. Anyone have any idea what this drug might be? The doctor has a very thick accent, and it's not very clear what she's saying. It's not Panacet, but sounds like it. Thanks! ...

Vitamin B12 deficiency. We will do a (SL) troph level. ...

Is DPD written out as "dihydropyrimidine" dehydrogenase deficiency? It is concerning a patient taking 5-FU with side effects and they are looking for this possible deficiency. I am finding 3 different spellings for dihydropyrimidine. Also found "dihydroxypyrimidine" and "dihyropyridine" ...

Could anyone tell me how to factor the rate per audio minute. Lets say the pay is 0.40 per audio minute. What would that equate to per hour. How can you tell what your pay is that way? ...

screening for dysacradase deficiency or bacterial overgrowth ...

sounds like (suxoneal/succoneal/sexoneal) chonline deficiency. Any ideas? Thanks!! ...

Doc with Indian accent. Dictating a 5 day old pre-term infant with respiratory distress. Sentence is: Findings consistent with surfactant deficiency disease (s/l) "about the Eleek phenomenon". ...

Not sure what the NFCLC stands for or if it's even a real abbreviation for something or just "chronic mumble-mouth" :) Thanks! ...

Has anyone ever heard of laryngeal traction rings deficiency? ...

This patient could possibly have gout, fibromyalgia, OA, RA, psoriasis...among other possibilities. "Check rheumatology labs, including rheumatoid factor, anti-CCP, ANA, sed rate, CRP, CMP, CBC, Lyme. The patient had a s/l 'dipsticks all the time.' Check an ACE." The doctor did pause after "had a" so that may not be part of the sentence. In that case, it sounds kind of like, "The patient gets sticks all the time." I'm not sure if either makes sense. She does mention ...

Surgical reprot: I did not place a drain as I felt it best not to have an area for blood to evacuate so that it would hopefully clot and "s/l tam-pi-nod", which is a well-known principle. Not well known to me. Any suggestions? ...

The patient had a previous EGD and has rectal bleeding and the bleeding looks like it may be coming from the s/l cami? Thanks for any help! ...

Could not stop patient's bleeding. Patient on Coumadin. Dr. dictates "Patient given Vitamin K and s/l FSP or SSP to reverse INR. Dr. mumbles this line. Any help is appreciated. Thank you. ...

Am I hearing this right? History of iron-deficiency anemia due to a (s/l code) GI bleeding. ...

He also gets (trangent) nose bleeding every few days with nasal irrigations. s/l trangent Thanks! ...

bleeding points were treated with free** help please ...

I am trying to find a genetic disorder that s/l "onhepundale syndrome"....any suggestions? ...

Help! I've got a speed dictator who likes odd words, and he's pulled out a new one. Woman is losing blood slowly, and this is being blamed on something that sounds like myopleurifitive disorder Has anyone any idea what this might be? Thanks, Skye ...

Anybody ever hear of something called Phantom I disorder? I clearly hear those words, but I've never heard ot this before. ...

Hi, In the list of discharge diagnoses the doc says "Psychiatric disorder s/l EN-OH-EFF or maybe IN-O-EFF." Does anyone know what this is? thanks in advance. ...

...has s/l * COMS * disorder, an adrenal disease that causes low potassium in the body. Can't find anything I feel is definitive. Thanks!!! ...

Dictator clear and talking about a patient who is severely mentally retarded and has "Segar disorder" ... I can't find it in any of my books or online and have tried several spellings...anyone have an idea? Thanks! ...

I've been an MT for 31 years. I started in a hospital in 1981 and supervised the MT department. Over the years, I owned my own transcription company for 9 years, and have worked for all the big companies. Here's my problem: I can't understand all these abbreviations on MT Stars - ILS, NJA, OOW, you get the gist. Before, when I've asked what something stands for I've been accused of being someone faking an MT, so I just don't ask anymore. I get all the ...

The fascia over the extensor tendon is clearly intact, and all bleeding was controlled s/l palmary raffle at the emergency department. ...

bleeding disorder s/l oipassovoy factor deficiency - mt3

Not ringing any bells; try Googling "factor deficiency". - CrankyBeach

Passovoy - nm

Thank you. - mt3

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