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Who knows, my first thought is genetics as they pertain to diseases. Or maybe they like the reader to know they don't need a bilingual interpretor. Maybe it's a legal thing otherwise.
We just type as dictated unless it's derogatory. We're not doctors. We're not lawyers.
And yes, African American is important as opposed to just "black." African American is not the only black race.
I have not run across the patient's measurements before and have no clue of the proper way to type them. tia.
6' 8" white male or 6 foot 8 inch white male? ...
Looking for a male anatomy term that sounds like tragus or introitus. The sentence is "He had a Hibiclens prep and sterile draping of his abdomen, left thigh, scrotum, penis, and _____". It sounds like he is saying introitus but with a g like introigus. Can't find anything. ...
Working on a autopsy report: Under the Genital System (male) all I can understand is "The tubules string well and the para (something) is brown." Not sure what the word is before brown. Someone please help!!!! ...
I noticed it this morning since switching,,woman clearly stated is a gentleman and the he/she her/him switching is worse then ever. AND I dont like the F4 changes extra steps that take time ...
and doc clearly says he suffers from PCOS. Is this an abbreviation for something other than polycystic ovary syndrome that I don't know about??? Thanks so much if you can help me here! ...
Hello everyone, appreciate some opinions on this. He states 13-year 2-month-old male but I am not absolutely positive on hyphenating this, not use to them dictating the years and the months. ...
Anyone ever typed a black sponge in surgery? I listened for "lap" and "lac" but I really hear "black."
Context: "We took another rim of skin about a centimeter wider inferiorly until it bled well, as well. This was controlled with electrocautery. The area was then pulse-irrigated. A medium size black sponge was placed over top of this. The more tangential excision was covered with a wound VAC, sponge that had been tangentially shaven in half, and the entire area activated after ...
Tried to submit a PDO a month in advance and got the screen showing dates blacked out. I know it is summer, but give it a break.
I really, really need/want this day off. Now do I try to negotiate with my manager or do I feel a fever coming on? ...
Tried to take off much needed time for personal issues that suddenly arose and happened to include Halloween. Was denied because it's a "black-out" day! WTH?!! I don't celebrate Halloween but I do have much needed things that need attention and can't possibly put off because of this miserable minimum wage POS job. Taking it off anyway. Guess I'll get "sick" instead. How I would love to walk into the TSM office and give her the finger. ...
I have had so many responses to this from others. For this sentence: The patient is a right handed or right hand male. Do we hyphenate between right and hand/handed or not? Also, if the sentence reads: The patient is right handed. Do we hyphenate between the two? Thks. ...
When did this start to happen?? By my calculations, you stand to lose 20-30% of your income. If you have to type a space, why wouldn't you expect to be paid for it??? For me, VBC stands for "victim by choice," which I refuse to be. ...
Exactly what does that end up being translated into a usual 65 character line with spaces? I'm feeling like I need a math degree to figure out what I'm going to get paid lately. ...
Doctor has a patient with a black tongue secondary to medication. He gives her a prescritpion for what s/l "mycolatrocious" to apply q.i.d. to the tongue.
I rarely have a med I can't find but this one has me stumped! Any suggestions?? ...
I am seeing some companies pay based on VBC but the line counts vary greatly. Does anyone get paid this way and what is considered decent. I have seen 5cpl for 43 character lines but have also seen 7 cpl for a 65 character line. Help! ...
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People such as doctors, dentists, veterinarians, lawyers, accountants, contractors, subcontractors, public stenographers, or auctioneers who are in an independent trade, business, or profession in which they offer their services to the general public are generally independent contractors. However, whether these people are independent contractors or employees depends on the facts in each case. The general rule is that an individu ...
I have worked for 20+ years with two companies and had good reviews and made good money. No problems with meeting production. Left one of the big 2 companies last January after pay cuts, nothing nasty, I just kindly and sincerely expressed my opinion why I was leaving. Since then I've applied with 3 or 4 other companies, was told by one I was on *do not hire list*, but was never given a reason why.
Is there something I can do here? I'm a good employee and ...