doctor saying s/l halacele nerve, but ...

20 years ago when the DRG's hit the hospitals, one was complaing to the other... "they treat doctors like a bunch of old dogs now". Well, that's how MTs are being treated now. Why on God's green earth do the MT services require all MT's to work at least one weekend day every week (Friday's and Monday's don't count). Every ad I see on the Job Seeker board requires weekends. Are they sadistic or something. Why do we put u ...

Ever since our FTR plan, I rarely send anything to QA. I usually only have 1 blank occasionally, and if I can't hear it, most of the time QA couldn't either, so I send the blank. Got new accounts. I was doing fair with that. I don't know what has happened, but I am getting the bottom of the barrel yesteray and today. I have had to send 3 or 4 reports to QA because of the more than 3-blank rule. That is depressing that I do the reports and get vi ...

"Experienced, high volume and ready to work". Oh yes, and they pay 7 cents a line - whoopee! ...

I wish someone would ask the sisters or one of the A's what honestly is going on. All I get is "Work is just slow right now." RE: the post below about the docs saying something about Dragon, it really makes me wonder. I wish they'd communicate the truth. ...

Status post right pharyngeal nerve injury with C3 to C7 fusion requiring further surgery. The surgery was reportedly complicated by a right recurrent pharyngeal nerve injury requiring subsequent surgery with improvement and complicated by left rotator cuff tear which has required two surgeries. Am I correct here thinking this would be "pharyngeal nerve"? Thanks ...

Would "crown nerve 5" be right in the following sentence? She has sensory deficits in her right face particularly around the second component of crown nerve 5 but also some sensory deficit globally in a stocking glove distribution in the right upper and right lower extremity. Thanks so much! ...

On this laminotomy, ever heard of "these nerve root lips were tucked" Could lips be correct? Makes sense, but unsure. HELP! ...

Doc is saying that s/l "poutic's out was identified just distal to the fibular head." Wha???? Found something calling the peroneal nerve the "pout" but am stuck. ...

Clearly spells "Leiiermont" ulnar nerve transfer. ...

SL ... "alar clot" "This was done while injecting a small alar clot of 1% Lidocaine to anesthetize the tract." Thanks! ...

Rountable re MUP minimum wage, conference calls re MUP? Seems to me that someone is squirming at Nuance about minimum wage and it makes me smile. :) Keep up the pressure fellow employees. Has the the Dept of Labor been in contact with them recently? :0 I realize Nuance thinks they are above the law but they do have another thing coming in their near future. Watch out TSMs. You will be held accountable also, for the higher ups will ensure they are not ...

This dr. is driving me absolutely nuts! Thanks for any help. ...

At the same time, he has weakness of abductor pollicis brevis (CA, median nerve) as well as numbness of first finger and thumb on the left (median nerve C6). I am not sure what he is referring to when saying CA and wonder if this makes sense? ...

There is mass effect on the exiting right L3 nerve root and "trazadine" right L4 nerve root. ...

Is "love" of love nerve root retractor capitalized? Thanx! ...

The patient received 2 grams of Ancef with a one-hour cut time, had s/l CDs placed on the lower extremities. Thanks! ...

A 25-gauge, 2-1/2 inch needle was then introduced and 10 mL of 1% lidocaine along with 40 mg of Kenalog was then injected in a "fan ship" manner. ...

Also, due to the fact that the patient had evidence of early nasant right median nerve dysfunction, despite having had two right carpal tunnel repairs performed in 1990 as well as in 1996. I know I am off but that is what is sounds like. Thanks! ...

space or no space? ...

For the findings he says - Moderate hourglass deformity and vascular blush are noted in the median nerve. I cannot find out what vascular blush is, but it's pretty clear he is saying that, but cannot find it to confirm. Any help is appreciated. Thanks ...

I have a doc who sounds like he is saying "YEOMAN'S 7th cranial nerve palsy." He has used it before. I cannot figure it out or find it (all I come up with is Bell's, and that is not what he is saying) and it has never been corrected on feedback, so apparently the editors don't know it, either. He has a strong middle eastern accent so this may be throwing me off. Any suggestions would be much appreciated. Thank you. ...

They're asking if we've finished with our Christmas shopping. Why didn't they leave a space where we could write something in, like for instance: Due to the fact that I'm making minimum wage, we're not exchanging Christmas gifts this year. What a bunch of jackasses. I'm sorry, that's insulting to jackasses (the 4-legged kind). ...

The most destructive site is at L1 with extension of the lesion extending from the left body into the pedicle and lamina showing epidural soft tissue mass that displaces the left L2 nerve root and nearly obliterated the "X V" and left L1 nerve root. ...

Ms. X about 10 days ago had an episode of shingles affecting division one of the facial nerve on the left side. How is division one transcribed? thanks. ...

The patient presents today for followup on her right first MTP. should it be... metatarsophalangeal and the word joint after it or can it just be metarsophalangeal? tia. ...

react if we went in their offices and talked so fast that they couldn't understand what we said, if we ate during our visit, or yawned and continued talking? I'm just going to wager a guess that they wouldn't appreciate it very much. Sometimes, I think it would be fun to try just to see their reactions. There are some that I transcribe that if I ever got the chance to do that I would. Have an ESL right now that's talking way too fast. Do they not ...

doctor saying s/l halacele nerve, but ... - mt3

I agree with hallucal - Horski

Thank you, Horski - mt3

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