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Nope, just a question my coworkers and I hash over every now and then....Thanks for you help!
hashing things over - research
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Every time I take my fingers off my keyboard, I lose money, and you do too if you and your coworkers hash this out every now and then. Take a Post-It sticker, write down "tract -noun" and "track - verb" and stick to your computer monitor so you have no need for non-productive downtime.
track versus tract - Mel
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Not really in a job where I lose lots of money when discussing work-related things...we are paid hourly....one of my co-workers found a definition for track in the dictionary that is definitely a noun and works here...."A path, route or course indicated by marks left by something that has passed"
Tract versus track - (sm)
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That sounds like a definition for something like paw prints left in the snow or dirt by an animal, i.e., animal tracks. I doubt if you would find a lot of use for that meaning of the word "track" in medicine except for perhaps "needle tracks." Examples of tract: Urinary tract, digestive tract, sinus tract, fistula tract, biliary tract, tract of Burdach, and the list goes on ad nauseam. Track can be a noun or a verb, but we see it as MTs most often used as a verb meaning how something pertaining to the body courses. A tract can course (track) through a region in the body. A track (in noun form) can also be a running track, a track of music on a CD (a song), a course of study (premed track), etc.
doesn't matter QA makes up their own rules/nm - tynkerbelle
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I came across this while looking for how to describe a bullet track/tract. Still not exactly sure. I guess it's kind of like a fistulous tract.
Would the correct phrase be suture tract or suture track?
Getting mixed results trying to reference this. Just want some professional opinions. Thoughts?
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The sacral decubitus ulcer was then marked with a marking pen and an elliptical excision was made with a scalpel so as to completely excise the ulcer itself and the *tract/track* which was extending several centimeters proximally. ...
The operative note indicates that the wound tracked into the flexor hallucis longus channel.
Would this be correct? I know it is wound tract, but I don't think tracted is a word. ...
Patient with urinary tract problems. Doc says, "Patient has had percutaneous stone removal and s/l "ESAB welll." I'm not sure if I'm hearing the ESAB part right or even the "welll" part. Don't know if it a procedure or a device or neither. Anyone know? ...
Just something to keep in mind, even if you think you are being anonymous on here, there is always the chance that your post can be tracked back to you...and if it is, MQ could always make your work life a living h___. ...
Yet again, I am on track to make less this year than apparently when I was a teenager working at a burger joint.
I work 40 hours, never call in sick (before anybody starts flaming). So depressing. ...
Is there such a thing available that keeps track of "at the keyboard" typing time? I am one that gets up and down frequently throughout my work day and its hard to keep track of exactly how many actual hours I am typing. I want something automatic that I don't have to remember to click on/off because if I could remember to do that, I could remember to write it down :) Anyone know of something like this? ...
CTA of the pelvis demonstrates no evidence of any arterial aneurysm or AV fistula. There was abnormal "track" extending through the right gluteus maximus muscle with marked induration of the subcutaneous tissue of the right buttock area.
(CTA performed before heterotopic ossification sugery. Past history of gunshot to buttocks, with bullet fragments overlying the left hemipelvis on hip x-ray.) ...
I work in Escription 9.20 (90% VR). If I am told I have an average work time of 6.9 hours in Escription, does anyone know exactly how they are tracking to get that figure? ...
Two words that come up often for questioning. These are strictly used in an orthopedic setting. Stedman's and Dorland's list end point and hand grip HOWEVER the office transcription manager, girl is asking for me to correct this to endpoint and handgrip. She is only basing this on what an old medical transcription company she used to work for had her typing. I would rather base it on the medical reference. The doctors are not even aware this has come up. She is ...
I recently quit my hospital MT job and started working for a mid sized MTSO. This was a big change for me, different platforms, different rules, different type of accounts. I have 4 accounts with this job, all with their own little rules and formats and things. On top of that I recently was hired and quit with another large MTSO for weekend work (didn't like the QA or managers; I was constantly being forgotten). Anyway, I quit them after 2 weeks and was just hired as an IC for small MTSO an ...
Of course this is personal but since we can be anonymous on her, would anyone share what they are making in terms of weekly, hourly, monthly or yearly with me? I would like to compare with where I am and determine if I am at a good average or way below and need to be doing more.
I would also love it if you could share production lines per hour or day etc. ...
Rarely are they taking 1/2 the time of straight typing. The majority are taking at least as long as it would to straight type and some more time. This is all due to the number of corrections and punctation and formatting I have to do!
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Hi, Can someone tell me which is correct? 'suspected of driving under the influence' or 'suspected for driving under the influence'. I think it is 'of', but not sure why this is so. Thanks. ...
I am not familiar with VR and have never used it, but I understand that there is a difference between voice recognition (VR) and speech recognition (SR). I am told the difference is that with VR the program has to be trained because it goes by voice only, sort of like us getting used to different dictators when we start a new account.
SR is supposedly different in that it goes by speech alone, meaning I guess, just the actual words dictated and is not affected by voice differences.
Does ...