s/l "synoferous" in the context of deep set eyes, esotropia...TIA .... NM - prabbu

Doctor states in labs "mucous membranes actually are somewhat dry." Should that be under examination? ...

Review of last GI note indicates that patient's omeprazole was stopped as it was likely not effective. Has a follow-up colonoscopy planned. Does have some feelings of abdominal fullness and will talk to them about this. Complains of a headache in the left posterior parietal scalp. This has been present over several weeks. Denies ***s/l pulse of alquelly***. No nausea, vomiting, diarrhea, visual change, neurologic deficit associated with thi ...

I got out of MT about 9 months ago, but I continued to read this forum to keep in touch with any possible changes in the MT world that might indicate I should try to get back in (while I was job-hunting fruitlessly during that time). Without being able to find a new job for so long, I was worried about whether I had made the right choice or not by declining the M*Modal job when they took over my former MTSO. Now, this weekend, as I read the posts of terminations and chronic NJA, I ...

Patient has times of intermittent diarrhea, better with diphenoxylate/atropine. He needs to have a refill. No escallation or s/l aversion. May be saying no escallation reversion. Thanks for any help. ...

Can't find this. Here is the sentence: After the Lenke probe was inserted under AP and lateral fluoroscopic guidance it was removed and a spallender was then inserted into the newly created pedicle tunnel to ensure that there was no breech of the pedicle walls. Thanks! ...

Patient with aphthous stomatitis. Recommended Miracle Mouthwash and a trial of s/l zilla brace. Thanks. ...

palpations <s/l on the floor> ? Does it sound right or does anyone have any idea what he might be saying? Thanks for any help. ...

Hope someone can help. This doc is very meandering with his dictation, but so far he states that the patient has insomnia, sleeps with her mouth open, and has noisy GI sounds. Then he dictates: She has a number of relatives that have had s/l gambla phlebitis. Does anyone know what this is and how it's spelled. Appreciate any help! ...

Full sentence is "concerned about the possibility of compressive cervical myelopathy in the presence of generous (?) deep tendon reflexes and in the face of polyneuropathy seen on EMG." ...

Is this a real phrase? it is very clear. ...

I've been at this forever it seems... :) I'm doing an ESL, and I'm a little stumped. The patient has elevated BUN and creatinine and stage 3 chronic kidney disease. Here's what he dictates with regard to her medications: "She was on Benicar and Celebrex, and her BUN and creatinine have gotten worse recently. I stopped both of these 2 medicines and switched her to _____ (s/l Adoquin or Adocrin), which does not have the sulfa in it, as the patient has g ...

EXTREMITIES – right upper extremity full range of motion. [Strength 505 throughout deep tendon reflexes are very hard to illicit] The part in brackets im not sure about... can someone tell if I have written this correctly? ...

I am transcribing a physical exam of a diverticulitis patient that sounds like, "Slow unbuffler quantative abdominal tenderness to deep palpation". ...

"...her visual acuity is 20/30 in both eyes which it was in April. She has no I and O , but she did have a left I and O at her last visit." S/l I and O (eye and oh) ...

My eyes do not want to focus today. I have to actually think and make them focus on my computer screen. I had to put my glasses on already today. Does anyone else have this problem ever? Is this an occupational hazard or is there something wrong with me? I do work a FT job and a PT job totalling over 60 hours a week, maybe my eyes are just extremely tired. ...

The patient has good tone to her lower eyelids with neutral vector with medial fat pads bilaterally with slight s/l kinexis...... Thank you ...

I really want to give it a try. I am just so hooked on my old keyboard. I know it is not expensive, so I might do it anyway. Looks cool. ...

I type many hours a day several days a week and usually use the old clicky keyboards but thought I'd give this one a try. Don't waste your money. It's smaller than a standard keyboard with big letters on the keys and it's so light it moves constantly. You nearly need to velcro it down. The touch is hard, makes your hands very tired and the backspace is in an odd position to you constantly hit the wrong key or have to stretch your pinky out a couple of inches ...

I know I am just having a dense moment. I know it must be a form of ileum. Or I think I know. But I am just coming up blank. O: Abdomen is soft, nontender. Bowel sounds diffusely increased. A: Possible partial il-eyes-ur-al obstruction. P: Increase fluids, fiber, Colace 100 mg b.i.d. and Senokot S two p.r.n. Please help an overtired dense MT. ...

Can anyone help? In the physical, under the section "eyes," the doctor says "normocephalic, atraumatic." Might this be a mistake on the doctr's part? The section only is for eyes, and ent is a separate section. I just never heard that used specifically for the eyes. ...

I went to order my EZ Eyes keyboard (the one with the yellow keys and BIG lettering for those of us who are eye-fatigued and visually challenged), and by a stroke of luck happened upon a website full of probably HUNDREDS of complaints. Apparently, credit/debit cards are being charged in some cases TRIPLE what the amount should be. While I really, REALLY wanted that keyboard, I didn't want to risk my debit card being hammered for 2 to 3 times the actual amount, so I decided to c ...

I have had this word a dozen times and every time I hear it, I get stuck again becuase it's hard to find - Tuk knife?? Tuke knife - took knife? Sounds like "took," and is for laser surgery for the eyes. Twenty years in this business and my mind is fried! ...

Physical exam. diabetes patient There was a mild (s/l) refractavera difference between his two eyes. ...

Just so sick of the run-around by Nuance and the crappy speakers. Feel so trapped. ...

In DQS6, where the screen color was determined by what you set Windows colors, I had a nice pale green which is very easy on the eyes. And what's up with the dark grey highlight for SR!? Harder to see the black text underneath. Shesh, these changes from DQS6 where definitely made by people who do not have to look at a computer screen all day. I will never forget the day I was looking for a specific keyboard and the computer salesmen did not comprehend why I was so picky. They had ...

s/l "synoferous" in the context of deep set eyes, esotropia...TIA .... NM - prabbu - prabbu

Could it be - cloverport

s/l "synoferous" in the context of deep set eyes, esotropia...TIA .... NM - prabbu

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