This patient is in for cold symptoms.
First assessment listed is: Pregnancy via in vitro fertilization -
doc goes on to dictate what s/l
Patient is D G 2 P-0-0-1-0
Not familiar with the way this is done and not sure if I'm typing that correctly, can anyone help? Thanks!
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I am typing a new doctor. He said FBS is 150. ACBA1C is 5.9. Blood sugars are about 150. I know the A1C part, but was it ACB. He does not take a break, but runs ACBA1C together. Any help appreciated. ...
He was placed on levodopa therapy. With this, both him and his wife noticed his gait improved as well as the tremor. He has actually run out of this over the last 4 or 5 days and it may be a little bit of worsening.
That is typed as dictated, I am stumped as to cleaning it up. Also.. 'both him and his wife' does not sound right to me? or is it right. ...
There is no weakness, overt numbness, loss of balance, loss of bowel or bladder, speech difficulties, visual difficulties, or lateralizing weakness. ...
Here's what I hear...Evaluation for elective thymectomy in displacement with myasthenia gravis. Not sure if it sounds like "in" or "and". Which is correct? Thanks for any help! ...
He had multiple facial fractures including bilateral number three fracture, ligament injury in C7-T1, left hand fracture, T9 compression fractures, multiple rib fractures, right clavicular fracture, and left second metacarpal fracture.
Does this make any sense? I have no idea what a number three fracture is, but he says it pretty clearly. ...
I'm transcribing a dictation by an Asian doctor and I'm unsure what to do with this sentence. I'm pretty sure it is exactly what he is saying. "...drainage from her right ear 2-3 days ago. This happened after her swimming 2-3 days or had all this drainage." The part I'm unsure about is after the first period. Thanks in advance for any ideas!! ...
ok, so I had a 20-minute dictation by a DOCTOR, albeit a resident, but still...he actually said "next sentence" at the end of EVERY SENTENCE. I just want to type verbatim for ONE DAY... ...
I was informed that some companies will train you, or fund your education, and then you work for them. Is this true? What are the companies? I am really interested in becoming a MT. ...
I have been reading your posts for sometime now and I can’t imagine how much this field has changed for some of you who are veterans. I have been considering going to Career Step through a partnership program they have with Fayetville Technical Community College.
I would like some insight from those who are MT’s. I do not expect to make the salary I am making now working in the legal field but what I am looking for (besides wanting to get away from lawyer ...
Can someone please help me in finding out how I gain experience in medical transcribing. I have completed a career diploma program from Brighton College. Received a 3.945 gpa. If it wasn't for the fact that I love learning I would think gaining an education is a waste of time. Thanks for any input. ...
Hi any help would be so much appreciated! I am thinking of going into MT. I have done a lot of research, some (well more than some) is negative as far as gaining employment, but then there are the positive comments. This is something that I really want to do, so I am going for it..
Can anyone please tell me if it would benefit me at all to get an AAS in Medical Transcription or would I be wasting my time and money. It is costly.
Thank you in advance to anyone who could help me out..
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You know, we hear tales, hope they're not true, but now I believe that the evil Q is intentionally sabotaging our work!
I've been on 100% QA for failing my audit. Yesterday I was being audited again, was aware of it and was working e-x-t-r-e-m-e-l-y carefully, very conscious and aware of everything I was doing. My production was down a bit, but my accuracy was spot on!
As we all know, they audit 5 reports and average out the score. My accuracy was 9 ...
Dictated:
A 69 year old man with history of hypertension, diabetes... type 2 diabetes and dyslipidemia, admitted with sudden onset....admitted with subacute onset of ascites... of ascites and jaundice.....with subacute onset of progressive ascites and jaundice. Imaging..... no, say, Reason for consultation is a 69 year old man admitted with hypoglycemia in a setting of a .... 69 year old man witih history of type 2 diabetes, hypertension, dyslipidemia, admitted with persistent hypog ...
I came across a website this past summer from someone that posted on MTstars and cannot find it again. It stated that if you were a graduate from another school you could still take some courses or mentoring from them to beef up your resume. Please, if you know what I am talking about, let me know what it was. This is driving me nuts!!! ...
Sounds like LATROLOSE for a medication. The only PMH given is that the pt has a history of alcoholism. The only thing I can find that comes close is Lactulose and I'm pretty sure that isn't it. ...
I am working on a discharge summary for obstetrics by a Chinese physician and it is very difficult to understand him. In the HPI, he dictates what sounds like, "on the morning o addmission, the patient had a vaginal exam of 3cm-hand-placental cebo," I have listened over and over and cannot come up with what he might be dictating. Would anyone have an idea? I appreciate your help. ...
I am an MT student of At-Home Professions with a course completion of 76%, and have landed a temporary job with my primary care physician. The job entails transcribing 2,000 patient files for her clients as she closes her practice. I have been told the files will be relatively simple. However, being less than a Newbie I feel I need support and have been told mentoring is a standard practice in the medical transcription profession.
Are there any old timers out there who might give ...
Can anybody help me out on numbered lists when there are sublists? Can't really afford time on shift to try to find the training for that part and listen to the slow explanation. Thanks! ...
Patient had cardiac catheterization that showed single-vessel native coronary disease, status post percutaneous coronary intervention with s/l 4 out of 4 stents patent (or) 4 to 4 stents (4:4 stents patent).
Can anyone help? Thanks! ...
Correct: The patient was anesthetized with rocuronium. ASR: The patient was anesthetized with a rock thrown at him.
I guess you could do it that way.
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I am an MT with nearly 30 year's experience. I currently IC for a medical management company. Current line rate is .10/line (which is good) but would like to ask for .12/line - even better. I have been working for them for over 3 years - the last 1-1/2 full-time. I am having a hard time finding the wording to address this subject. With everything else around me (rent, insurance, etc.) rising, I feel this is deserved but don't want to jeopardize or ris ...