Eye exam - pt has a large s/l tha ridge an encroaching upon the visual axis of the left side.
This will be repaired by s/l bicuspid allister technique...? ...
Can someone tell me the correct way to type the Axis I through Axis V diagnoses part of an eval/progress note? I need to know the spacing, tabbing and punctuation. For example:
Axis I: 315.00 Reading disorder
Axis II: V71.09 No diagnosis on
Axis III:
Axis IV: &nbs ...
How do I transcribe visual acuity when he says 20/20 "slash" 20/15 ?
It looks confusing if I do 20/20/20/15 or 20/20 / 20/15. Should this just be 20/20 and 20/15?
Thanks ...
I am a new MT student that is visually impaired. I'm having a very difficult time with studies and keyboarding class. I'd like to find someone that has low or no vision that could tell me how they have gotten through classes and what devises and software systems they may have used.
I feel like I'm out here doing this all by myself.
Thanks,
Brandi ...
Not sure how to type this out properly. Dictated is: "Visual acuity is 20 15 minus 1 OD 20 40 minus 1 OS without correction."
Now I know O D needs to be changed to right eye, but the numbered part has me hesitant. Should it be 20/15 -1? 10-15, -1?
I appreciate any insight.
THanks. ...
The whole sentance is - Visual acuity without correction is 2400 in the right eye 2200 in the left with correction 20/30 bilaterally. Would that be 24/100 or 20/400 or just plain 2400. ...
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Visual fields equal examiners on confrontation exam.
It seems like I'm missing something...even if it's just punctuation. Just doesn't make sense to me :/ ...
I cannot find anything to tell me whether it is axis or axes. I believe its axis, but just not sure. The sentence reads.
The corneal limbus was marked for 35 degrees superiorly and inferiorly along the 075-degree axis.
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I'm typing an op report for a shoulder mass excision, and I'm not sure which word the doc is saying...
The planned oblique skin incision along the longitudinal axis (or access?) of the mass was sterilely infiltrated with 1% Carbocaine solution and the skin incision made.
I'm assuming axis, but not 100% confident.
Thanks! ...
says, "eighteen slash ten slash three four," and I am not sure how to transcribe the last part. I am a long-time transcriptionist but have never heard the measurements given that way, so any help from you cardiology gurus would be much appreciated. Thanks. ...
"The resected surfaces are coapted, and 0 degree mechanical axis has been achieved."
This is a knee replacement, and he says this twice. Do you think he is saying axis or access? thanks! ...
is it six o'clock axis or 6 o'clock axis and then what is the correct way of 6:30 o'clock axis or six-thirty o'clock axis or is it 6:30 axis or six-thirty axis????? Whew!!! ...
Greetings, I recently got a gig for Psychiatric clinic and I am a little confused as to the accepted formatting for DSM diagnoses under AXIS I... Here is what I have been doing, and it's different from examples I've seen online... I'm thinking I learned my current style from either CareerStep or working for Nuance; however, I'm not sure... My clinic doesn't really have any concrete formatting guidelines, but I want to be using best practices nonetheless. &nbs ...
Mental status review, axis I diagnosis sounds like "frontal auget disorder, mild" or "formal augete disorder, mild?" I could be way off but that is what it sounds like??? Any help??? Thanks!
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In podiatry op note, doc dictates axis wire (I am sure that it is axis wire), but my QA always changes it to access wire. I tried to convince him that it is axis and not access, but he is not convinced. Can anyone help me in providing any realiable documentation to prove it. ...