s/l "glans sonicia" type of adherence

Ever since the recent schedule changes has everyone been working what they are supposed to be working? Those who were changed 1 hour either way, did you stick with your old schedule or did you go to the new schedule? I'm curious because I'm having a very, VERY hard time with the new 1 hour difference and sticking to it. I do have a life outside MM and have things to do, people to see, places to go lol. ...

If ECG is dictated, can I use the abbreviation, or type in full? ...

MMSE is pertinent to "an abunzant" type dementia of Alzheim'er type. ...

Which is the correct way to type...type 2 or type II diabetes? tia. ...

Wondering if anyone out there has any feedback about working for Silent Type? I have done the test and have been told I will interview in two weeks when the position becomes available... I think there is a mandatory 2 day training in NJ? Anyone done this and survived? How's the pay? I was considering going to work for MedQuist because they are taking over one of my current IC accounts but after reading in the MedQuist section I think I'll skip that one. Th ...

Does anyone know what pay range All Type starts off at? Does anyone have any experience with them? I have a test to complete and before I invest my time taking it, I wanted to get some feedback. Thanks ahead of time. ...

4-ply lift... He has been weightbearing as tolerated in a boot with a full 4-ply lift. tia. ...

type 3 or III subacromial impingement... tia. ...

at this point we are going to get an "AP lateral scapular Y"? ...

Doctor says "we will punt him over to Dr. So and So." Would you type "punt," leave blank, or replace this with "send," "refer," or something more appropriate? This doctor is always saying odd things...LOL. ...

I know that I asked before but never got a response, although many read my post. Anyone working now, or ever worked for All-Type? Need good and bad. The last archive I saw was for September 2009. Was offered a job, and now nothing. Is this familiar? ...

There is grade 3 anterolisthesis of C3 upon C4 with fairly significant associated spinal stenosis. ...

Heavy ESL: "more specific autoimmune antibodies like a scade profile" ...

She is still taking Percocet 1 to 1-1/2 tablets Q-day..tia. ...

Hey all! Thinking about leaving my current company. All Type says they can give me an all typing account, I have been doing mostly VR for over a year and am making less and less money. So I am curious about All Type. Thanks! ...

d: "Recurrent, recurrent right inguinal hernia" It is a recurrence of a recurrent hernia. Would I type it as said or as "re-recurent?" This is not a verbatim account. ...

The doctor says, " A split thickness skin graft was obtained from the anterior left thigh "18 thousandths of an inch deep." Is this how I type the 18 thousandths or should it be another way. Thanks in advance for the help. ...

Patient is on TPN. Starte tube feeds with s/l ox-ce-va. Can't find reference. Help if you can please. ...

milliliters per meter squared TIA ...

Switching from straight typing to typing in Electronic Medical Records. They are trying to figure pay scale for transcriptionist. Does anyone had any dealings with such a set up and if so how are you paid? ...

I hope someone can help me. The doctor is dictating lab results and he clearly says 3 times 10 to the 6 red cells and then again 3 times 10 to the 6 white cells. I've never had this before. Anyone know the correct way to type that out? Any help will be appreciated. thanks faiyth ...

How is renal tubular acidosis classified. Is it in regular numbers or numerals. Example: Renal tubular acidosis type 4 or type IV? ...

I have a REALLY old, loud COMPAQ keyboard. I am going to buy a new one soon. What are the best kinds for transcription? With mine, you really have to punch down on the keys, and I know that a lot of the newer ones are much easier to press. Any ideas? ...

I need to expand it, so would I type human leukocyte antigen B27, or do I need to put a hyphen in it? ...

Levothyroxine T3, T4 I think this is one drug but how would you type it? ...

This pertains to a colon resection. The anastomosis was then done from the side of the distal left colon to the end of the proximal rectum. This was done in two layers, hand sewn using interrupted 3-0 GI silk, serial s/l "musculoimbert" stitches on the outer layer, running 3-0 GI chromic canal technique on the inner layer. ...

s/l "glans sonicia" type of adherence - gmf

got it...it's synechiae - gmf

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