decompensated left-then-right heart failure (sm)

On 01/07/11, the knee was removed, resection of heterotopic bone, **excision of prior surgical scar** and insertion of an antibiotic spacer block was performed. Questioning excision of prior surgical scar. Does this make sense? Thanks :) ...

S/L "History of a cheat's congestive heart failure." Which made me LOL, depicting someone on Cheaters having a heart attack when caught but...I have no clue what this could be and I've been researching it so long "cheat's" is just stuck in my head. TIA for any help! ...

18 years and have NEVER looked back when they got bought out by CBay-that was it for me. I knew then that nothing good would come of working for an Indian-owned company. I even turned down an admin job when my company was bought out by MQ-no way would I work for that disgusting establishment, so went on UE for a few months and didn't care! Now I love my job and am treated like a real person! It is greener elsewhere and you will be okay. I know it is scary, but ...

I don't know whether I am to use Roman numerals or Arabian numerals when typing out "heart failure class"...which is proper? ...

A 55-inch "raybeez" sheath was then advanced into the descending aorta. ...

System is now telling me failure to download and I will not be able to work until DQS system is available and my upload is being saved. Geez..not another EIGHT HOURS OF SITTING HERE WITH NOTHING TO DO BUT CHECK THE DARN COMPUTER EVERY 15 MINUTES.. ...

Does the Q reimburse for equipment failure downtime or will I have to request PTO time for reimbursement? Thanks... ...

I'm new to fluency and I can't seem to get off of 100% QA. every time i think I did good on a job I get feedback where I have done something wrong. I have been doing this 12 years and don't understand why I can't get it right. Sorry i'm just venting. ...

patient under respiratory failure with s/l "six" serotonin syndrome ...

Patient had a positive troponin and severe coronaqry artery disease, severe s/l amora.. Also has severe papillary muscle dysfunction. Could it be AMR/MR/AMI? Got me stumped. Thanks for your help ...

patient with ovarian cancer, renal failure and history of breast cancer. She was treated initially with chemotherapy and subsequently underwent surgery and HYPAC. Unfortunately, her HYPAC was complicated by renal failure. She required dialysis in the hospital. ...

I think he's referring to a liver test of some kind. s/l sivian pearson TCs performed at daily, weekly intervals Any ideas at all? janet ...

She is taking diclofenac and we realize that while this can ____________ some renal failure, has been absolutely necessary thus far to control her pain. She is having no abdominal pain. No chest pressure pain. No stroke symptoms. Not verbatim acct...and have ability to edit... just not sure what the s/l would be or what it could be substituted for. Any help would be greatly appreciated! :) ...

being so micromanaged? I usually do not run out of work but due to no work for 1 day back a few weeks ago I have been slammed with 30+ accounts and not a day goes by that I do not get client profile updates for at least 1 of them. Some of these accounts I haven't even worked on yet and I am getting changes to the client profile. How is anyone capable of remembering so many different rules plus changes to the rules you didn't know in the first place. We must make our l ...

dehydration, and weight loss. Doc only says pt had s/l colchicine stim test during his last admission. ...

I succeeded by retyping 75% of the document, especially the vital signs, and did that for nearly every document. I can't understand why ASR used to be so good with numbers and suddenly has become absolutely horrid. ...

Please help with following. It sounds like sections of the heart "kilae" is marked hypertrophy. Also, myocardial fibers show only a thin shell with a "Day O" vacuolated cytoplasm. ...

left calcaneal osteotomy. ...

"Cardiovascular exam was tachycardiac. No s/l meals or an ST. No murmurs or gallops were appreciated." Any ideas? Thanks! ...

Heart exam, doctor dictates: "Heart: Regular rhythm without murmurs or gallops. 2 clicks heard at the apex" I don't understand the connection between "2" and "clicks" or what punctuation to use?? I'm new to this so any help would be much appreciated!! Thanks!! ...

Posted this yesterday, but wanted to see if anyone else might know... HEART: Regular rhythm without murmurs or gallops. 2 clicks heard at the apex. (or 2: Clicks heard at the apex?) He says "2" like number 2, as if he dictated number 1- which he obviously didn't. Is there such a thing as 2 clicks heard at the apex?? ...

I think she is saying "Heart AP" but I can not figure out what is meant by AP? Any suggestions, I am at a loss. =( ...

Here's a good one. This doc says the nurses in the ER noticed that patient may have had a heart rate of "800." Impossible. I thought possibly he could be saying "a hundred", but I slowed down the dictation and 800 is what he is saying. This is an ESL doc who talks very fast. This is not the first time he has said something incorrect. ...

decompensated left-then-right heart failure (sm) - WW

generally we hear left-worse-than-right - or

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