on funduscopic exam, s/l dno shot bilaterally. nm

In doing an eye exam, doc says "Pupils are equal and reactive to light. There is no pallor or icterus s/l "5 to 4" bilaterally. EOMI with no nystagmus." It sounds like "5 to 4" or "5:4" if it's a ratio, and I don't know that it is. I've typed for this guy for about 3 years and he has just started saying it. Any ideas what or why he is saying it? Thanks in advance. ...

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Good morning everybody. This is a new one for me (both doctor and word!). PT had L4-5 microdiscectomy,. In the objective doc says: She does have 4/5 strength of the right anterior tibialis and right extensor hallucis longus. This was present preoperatively as well, and she has 5/5 strength the __ and monotones bilaterally. The blank s/l "eld" so i think he is cutting off part of this word and I don't have a clue. Anyone have a suggestion ...

Has anyone gotten the swine flu shot, as in those working in hospitals or in home. They say it is on the rise again and I am debating on whether to get it. I work at home, so no risk from hospitals, but I do have kids in school to bring it home to me. They say the 30-somethings (me) get a VERY bad case of it and the kids are usually fine? So much info and so many decisions, makes you want to wear a mask on a day to day basis. ...

Went to the doctor's office this morning to get my tetanus shot updated because I fell the other day and cut myself and Dr. said my last tetanus shot was 10 years ago. When I told them I did not have any insurance that it would cost me $170.00 because they were required to charge an "administrative fee" (hospital-owned practice). I just about swallowed my tongue! Fortunately the lady checking me in suggested I go to the Health Department and I could get it m ...

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Just had a 2109s report, guess what, 1.5 minutes of dictation. Nothing like having to sit here through all the rest of that time not getting paid. Idiot! ...

Does anyone know of a stable company and/or open position where a long-time, acute care/experienced MT could be an employee with benefits and make more than $12-13/hr? Prefer straight transcription over editing. I can wait several months as I am currently employed. I ...

Is there such a thing as a bilaterally central headache? I'm having a lot of trouble understanding this ESL doctor, but I can't figure out what else she might be saying that sounds like this. Thanks so much for your help! ...

for intracranial chemotherapy - s/l she is saying amaylia shot shunt - I saw other listings for ommaya shunt but sounds more like amaylia shot shunt?? Thanks ...

OK, here's the scoop. I am working on an older company-provided Dell running XP that's basically on the very last of its legs (got the blue screen of death this morning but was able to finally get to Windows and into my program). I talked with our IT guy today, and he said to get a new hard drive and have the old info transferred (at my expense, because of new company rules). I work on ChartScript.net and asked if that ran on Vista because I could then use my laptop, our only other com ...

As the old adage goes. The harder I work the behinder I get.... Can't win. I was working with a good pay period and then same ol same ol, NJA. And to top it off, I cannot ever get into QCare, it stays on a proverbial lock at the loading screen. So just shoot me..... At this point, I don't care anymore.... ...

Too time consuming when searching for a doctor you don't know. Give me a break, Alt S for every attempt rather than just a march down the alphabet. I'm only willing to do it a couple times, whereas I would have probably found it with the old method. ...

Any companies that will let you give you work your own hours as long as you complete a set number of lines per given day? I'd love to be an IC again with my own hours, since I have kids that need to be driven around all day.Either that or a night job. I could use some company suggestions. I've worked for several and not happy right now. Thank you! ...

This sounds like vomis/vaumis/volmis/volmus OR it could be a phomis sound. Or maybe it begins with an "F." God only knows. This is for an infant with a lot of dry skin during the physical exam. What does this poor child have?? ...

Superfical s/l "pericalcies' bilaterally in lower extremeties. Thank you for your help. ...

Help! It sounds like chest is clear bilaterally......??? deformity. Heart: Regular rate and rhythm, etc. Any input with a standard phrase for an emergency department consultation that says the above? Thanks so much for any help. ...

So many corrections and so much missing punctuation that I an excruciatingly sore already! I was barely able to move my hands last night because they hurt from so many corrections. Grrrrr ...

On slit-lamp examination of the lids and lashes, there is prominent dramatic hallacis of the upper lids bilaterally. ...

This makes me REALLY glad I am getting the hell out of health care! These draconian measures are being implemented across the country. Most require that ALL employees -- even those who work off-site and have zero patient contact -- receive the toxic injection or they will lose their job. Check out the comments. I was VERY heartened to see that the vast majority of them are by posters opposed to the mandate (several very educated MDs and RNs po ...

Doing a report for a counseling and recovery center. Dr. says.... AIIMS exam showed mild involuntary movement of upper extremities and t____ assessment. Is it AIMS exam or Ames exam. I am also unsure of the blank, it sounds like it starts with the letter T. Thank you Thank you in advance! ...

there is slight interval increase in the size of retroperitoneal and inguinal lymph node with persistent soft tissue stranding around the "comedy myo carta lee" bilaterally. ...

ESL doc is giving diagnoses list and says "s/l Shot liver, improved." Or it could be "Shot's liver or Schatz liver or Shott's liver" etc. Sigh. I probably should know this, but I don't. Any help gratefully appreciated. ...

He's clearly saying Ears: NTM bilaterally ..... and ears and TM bilaterally makes no sense anyway. Anyone know what that acronym could stand for?? in regard to ears/heent ??? I can't find it anywhere. ...

on funduscopic exam, s/l dno shot bilaterally. nm - mt64

got it! she said again and expanded. PNO = papilla nerve optic (discs) sharp bilaterally. - mt64

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