In a cath report, is it support wire or sport wire? With Google, it seems like it should be support wire, but it sure sounds like he (ESL) says sport wire.
JR4 guiding catheter with side hole was used to selectively engage the right coronary artery. Short sport wire was advanced all the way to the distal vessel. After that, we placed 2.75 x 30-mm Resolute drug-eluting stent
We used a 3.75 EBU guiding catheter selectively engaged left main and the same sport wire was advanced ...
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. ...
doing a heart cath report; the good doctor says what sounds like "tumor wire"
Please! give me a clue! some guidance. (thanks for reading this far). ...
"There was dense scar tissue int he groin from his previous angiogram procedures. Initial attempt to pass a 5-French sheath over a s/l T Doc wire was unsuccessful."
Vascular surgery file. Help! ...
Vascular surgery report - sounds like "cherooma" wire.
Multiple attempts were made with a "cherooma" wire without success to cross the proximal left common iliac artery.
Any help would be much appreciated! ...
I'm not with my reference books and not sure of the internet references I am seeing.
he says "Using an RX sphincterotome loaded with a hydro wire"
Not sure if Hydro-wire, Hydro wire, etc. or if it is short for hydrophilic wire.
Anyone know this or have a reference book? Thanks ...
on cardiac caths, i often hear support wire or sport wire. i've looked in a lot of places and have found support used, but i'm still not sure, because sometimes it sure sounds like sport. any help appreciated. thanks. ...
On the left side, Mire wire was exchanged. On the right side, wire access was gained to the right iliac system, exchanged for an Amplatz superstiff, and after 3 minutes, a 16-French sheath was easily passed into the aneurysm sac. ...
specialty you really don't like if that is all they are going to give you?
Now, before anyone flames away, I was hired by the Q several months ago as a tier 3. I pull my weight, work my shift, and don't have too much to complain about except for NJA from time to time.
When I was hired, they asked me specifically what specialties I like the most and what I like the least. I was told that if there was a specialty that I really disliked or didn't have as much experience ...
of us looking at DocQManage to see what the backlog is? Several times I have looked and still I don't get the work. One day last week, almost 200 jobs on my primary account (not sure if it still is) and then an hour later, nothing!
Of asking us to switch our hours? I don't see how that is going to help if there is no work at many different times during the day.
Of a CP saying we need to contact CTL to get a list of abbreviations allowed for a cetain account? W ...
I haven't been gigged yet for it, but when ASR is totally off the wall and I fix a ton of mistakes, I save the report when I am done and use F11..ASR, has been ok? in the past. Recently it is off the wall wrong, what is going on? Why can't they train this thing, how many years has it been now, at least 15 right? If the client only knew ...
You put "the patient tolerated the procedure really well" and it was corrected to "the patient tolerated the procedure VERY well"... is this really 1 point taken off?! It dosen't change the meaning. Should I reverse? ...
Fluency "upgrade" is. They spent how much money paying the techs to work on it & then paying all of us to train so that the spellcheck can now be inconveniently located on the left rather than floating and it now takes twice as long to upload a report because we basically have to go through 2 upload cycles...? Yet we still don't have the fuzzy physician search fixed or the question marks by the physician names in the ADT, or control-arrow moving to the end of the word instea ...
Where can I find the law that states the employer is supposed to compensate for things directly impacting the duties of the job for piecemeal workers. I'm searching, but can't find it.
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A doc is giving lab values - before each one ASR has typed out "Point of care" - anyone know what this is about - would make sense if I just left those words out.
Thanks ...