s/l "ficel" injury of the ankle. pronounced "fy-sel" any ideas? thanks, nm

The doctor is either saying the patient has a peon or a P1 ankle injury or something like that but I can find neither after a thorough search. Can anyone help? The fx is in slight varus if that helps. Pt. has had external fixation. Patient has a type III-A injury. Any clue? Thank you so much for any help you can provide. Have a great night! :-) ...

The sentence is "We did start her on Collagenase Sanyl to the necrotic tissue after sharp s/l surbridement. If that's a word, why is it not used to where google would hear of it? Has anyone heard of it? ...

How many of you leave blanks when medications are not pronounced correctly? Or fill in because you are sure of what medication it is supposed to be? I've seen QC and QA fill in the medication when it was badly mispronounced. Example: Methylprednisone for methylprednisolone (there is no methylprednisone). ...

no other info given, tia ...

Degloving injury type 4 or IV. This always gets me. ...

Has anyone tried transcribing from a laptop away from their desk at home, maybe from the couch or in a reclining position while recuperating from a back injury? I recently injured my back. On days off when I'm not sitting in my office chair, I feel much improved. But as soon as I sit down to work, the pain returns like the day I injured it. Even with taking frequent breaks to stand up and walk around, I can barely stand up straight or walk after my shift and feel like I return to square ...

The word s/l nephology or fology. It is not etiology or epidemiology. The sentence is - I have had the opportunity to discuss ____ology of head injuries, risks, etc., with the patient. I'm drawing a complete blank and any help is greatly appreciated. ...

It was a harrow disc (piece of farm equipment). He injury to the haro disc and not by a harrow disc and that is what threw me off. Thanks ...

Dictation about upcoming knee replacement - past medical history sounded like "She had a recognized pata-ball injury" but pata-ball doesn't look right to me... ...

Patient with head injury. Was brought to the hospital and became (sounds like uptutted?) ...

To have the percentage of stuff that goes to QA be a factor in the bonus. They are just encouraging people to send through stuff that truly is not decipherable (even numbers). Plus, how fair is it when you have one truly unavoidable blank in a 19-minute report and ALL those lines get counted as having been sent to QA? Motivating people to send through incorrect reports just could put me over the edge as far as leaving. ...

when they cut your pay and then ask you to absorb the printing and mailing costs of the ridiculous "new hire documents" for people who were innocently going along, doing their daily work, when out of the blue they were told of being merged into another company. Now really, is any of this OUR fault?? Like somebody said before, we are the faithful backbone of MDI and now we are being treated like scum off the street. I cannot for the life of me figure out why they need us to fill ...

Pt has injured her right index finger and doctor dictates the following: I feel that both s/l EC and EIP are intact today on my exam. I cannot find reference to the EC and possibly the EIP. THANKS for any and all help!!! ...

Transcribing an MRI of the ankle. The sentence is: There is significant "s/l low" signal on "s/l T1" and a demarcated appearance consistent with changes of avascular necrosis. Any clues? I swear I keep hearing T1 on that second blank. It's driving me batty! Thanks in advance. ...

Can someone tell me if it is cartilage "aversion" or "eversion"? When I look it up, I only find stuff for dogs. ...

Please help with this statement: [Instantly?] there it is [probable?] accessory ossicle configuration of the posterior process of the talus. and is "sufficially" a word? ...

Dictator has an accent, so not sure on pronunciation. From cardiovascular lab report: There was Nil turbulence and anterograde color flow across the valve. The mitral regurgitation was assessed to be Nil. Is this a real word? Any idea what it means? Does he mean "nil" pronounced "nil" as in "none"? The accent is thick.... Thanks! ...

Is being fitted with s/l KFOs. I know of AFOs but this is very definitely a "K". Looked on google without any help. Thanks ...

I have been an LPN for 8 years. I have 3 children ages 3, 7, and 12. I recently injured my back in December on the job at a nursing home and I am interested in working from home. I just don't know what to do. Is MT better than billing/coding? Any help would be greatly appreciated. Also suggestions on what school/online program to go through would be great also. Thanks! ...

There is no evidence of a talar s/l bilm injury. ...

First question, is it type 4 or type IV - I see it documented both ways, does anyone know which is correct? Also he says what sounds like fiseal injury - any ideas? Thanks for your expertise and assistance, not real familiar with orthopedics. ...

Hi..pt has sprained ankle. My first concern is whether she has any s/l BMEL and we will get an MRI to see that. Any clues about the BMEL? Thanks! ...

I'm having trouble deciphering a few words in this sentence dealing with ankle surgery to remove intracuticular sutures. "Tourniquet was placed (about/above?) the left thigh and a (s/l bump) placed beneath the left hip. The lower extremity was then prepped and draped in sterile fashion." I can't tell if he's saying about or above, although I'm not sure if above would make any sense in that sentence, and I'm not sure if bump would make sense, either. ...

Doctor says, "but she was weak in her ankles, which is (s/l gastroc weakness). ...

Spider ankle brace or Spyder ankle brace? ...

"Nodule on the left shin - RA nodule vs. (s/l lipolneurosis) calcification vs. other - monitor." Any ideas? I couldn't find anything close online. ...

s/l "ficel" injury of the ankle. pronounced "fy-sel" any ideas? thanks, nm - jen

Physeal maybe - Taelus

Yes, I think that is it - thank you so much!:) nm - jen

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