s/l arched motor unit potentials

I am at a loss here and wonder if anyone would know what this would be. History is a patient had a foraminotomy of C4-5. Doctor told the patient he is very happy about the rapid improvement of strength. Then he says - The doctor who performed the surgery told me during the surgery that the voke potentials that were being monitored improved as the decompression was completed, which is always a very good sign of success. I cannot find the word voke or something ...

dr says under sterile prepped and draped the cyst in the right breast is aspirated and approximately 7 mL s/l motor oil and classic fluids are obtained. ...

Motor and sensory ? are grossly intact. ...

patient is on Prempro. had hot flashes at one time. obviously this "symptom" is menopausal related. any ideas?? ...

Can motor changes be seen on MRI? Or is this Modic changes? Thank you. ...

On physical exam which is the correct term sensorimotor or sensory motor? ...

Left-sided L2-L5 medial branch radiofrequency neurotomy. s/l no leg stim unit, 3 mV, good medial branch stim, 3 burns at each location . ...

The patient relates that this area is tender from time to time and bothersome with her _______ unit. (Kens???) ...

I am thinking about applying for a unit secretary position at a local hospital. Hours are 7-3:30, full time, Monday through Friday. Not sure about the pay scale yet. Has anyone here worked in that capacity? I think my medical terminology knowledge would be useful. I am concerned about future employment in the MT field, especially the declining wage structure. ...

Is 'step-down unit' capitalized? ...

Step Down Unit, Stepdown Unit, Step-Down Unit and is it even capitalized??? This is confusing. I searched this, and it is written multiple different ways at hospitals and other sites. Sometimes written in upper case, other times in lower case. I found a "step-down therapy" in Stedman's, but nothing about a unit. Is there a correct choice, or just type what appears to be the best option? Any input would be appreciated. Thanks so very much. ...

I know some folks have gotten out of MT and gone into different positions in hospitals. I see a few local jobs online for unit secretaries and scheduling clerks that require no other specialized training other than terminology, and i am wondering if anyone has gone that route, is it a big learning curve? did you feel in over your head? It would be so far out of my range of comfort (haven't worked outside for almost 10 years) and not to mention having to get a wardrobe (although scrub ...

dictated, "The incision was taken through the skin and subcutaneous tissues with the s/l PEEK unit down tot he fascial layer. This is a knee revision arthroplasty. ...

Okay, AFAIK, a unit secretary is someone who works in a particular unit at a hospital, usually, and handles all sorts of duties. That much I know. But lately, some of the ads for this job seem to be adding on other duties that I didn't think a unit sec. had to know: CNA; monitor technician. So now you have to be trained as a CNA or take courses in telemetry to work as a unit secretary? ...

Here's the sentence: "The chest tube was connected to the ______(s/l "Myella") suction, and it went down to zero on -23 _______ (s/l "meters"... could it be "mm"?)of suction. Thanks in advance for any help you can provide! ...

Should Coronary Intensive Care Unit be capitalized? Thank you. ...

I know "tiban" isn't correct. What is it? Thanks. ...

This dictation is giving me a workout. Anyone hear of a "king (s/l) debic test" for ocular motor control? Is it king debit test? I can't seem to find much in Google. Any help would be great appreciated. This is over a 22 minute dictation but at least I'm getting quite an eductation here. I usually get only 75-120 second dictations and it sure is nice to stick to one for such a long period of time, especially with such a clear dictator. ...

I do transcription for radiologists, and this comes up quite often. Is it osteomeatal complexes with an "e" or ostiomeatal complexes with an "i"? Sometimes they say ostiomeatal "units" instead of complexes. These rads use Dragon, so I'm only proofreading and editing their reports, and it comes to me spelled in both ways, even from the same rad. Any help here fellow MTs? ...

His most recent Factor VIII inhibitor titer on March 16, 2010 was measured at 11.3 pethespa per unit. ...

s/l arched motor unit potentials - EMG report

never mind, it's large - need sleep

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