Geez! It's usually that simple too! Doesn't that just drive you crazy?!?!?!
Posted By: RockinMT on 2008-11-04
In Reply to: DPS=desiring permanent sterilization sm - flybye
Subject: Geez! It's usually that simple too! Doesn't that just drive you crazy?!?!?!
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Yes! Those two things drive me crazy!
Subject: Yes! Those two things drive me crazy!
It always used to be tendonitis, now the change.
And you say extend/extension so why not distend/distension?
When I first started transcribing again after a hiatus of about 15 years, I had to put "distension" in my AutoCorrect so that it would automatically change it to "distention" until I could get used to it.
Then just write a memo and ask! That stuff will drive you crazy. nm
Subject: Then just write a memo and ask! That stuff will drive you crazy. nm
Doesn't it make you crazy????
Subject: Doesn't it make you crazy????
When a doc spells a word that you know perfectly well how to spell, except their spelling it out confuses you and sends you on a wild goose chase? AAAARRRRGGGHHHHHH!!!!!!!!!!!! 
Is it recognition, repetition, "and" simple commands are intact (or is it "of" simple co
Subject: Is it recognition, repetition, "and" simple commands are intact (or is it "of" simple comands". nm
doesn't sound like BUN, she doesn't spell out the letters, it just sounds like "win". sm
Subject: doesn't sound like BUN, she doesn't spell out the letters, it just sounds like "win". sm
Her whole sentence is: Chemistries show a mild increase in the s/l WIN (22) suggestive of mild dehydration and a mild increase in calcium (10.2)
He doesn't give it. He's flying, but doesn't s/l fentanyl.
Subject: He doesn't give it. He's flying, but doesn't s/l fentanyl.
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Thank you that was about to drive me nuts!
Subject: Thank you that was about to drive me nuts!
Does this drive you nuts too?
Subject: Does this drive you nuts too?
I hate it when the doctors/PAs prounounce diabetes MELLitus as diabetes mellITUS like it's some kind of inflammation or something.
From Dorland's.com:
diabetes mellitus (di″ә-be´tēs mel´ĭ-tәs)
Good grief - you're a highly educated person. You should know how to pronounce the medical terminology and medications. Sorry. Just tired and crabby todayd. 
Those meds with X and Z drive me nuts!!! nm
Subject: Those meds with X and Z drive me nuts!!! nm
They drive ya to drink! Glad that's over with! :) nm
Subject: They drive ya to drink! Glad that's over with! :) nm
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Woohoo! They drive ya nuts sometimes!
Subject: Woohoo! They drive ya nuts sometimes!
"pacing drive train" SM
Subject: "pacing drive train" SM
Can someone tell me what a "pacing drive train" is?
"Atrial extrastimuli were introduced, beginning with pacing drive trains of 600."
There's an ENT doc who is about to drive me insane! I can't find just one word.
Subject: There's an ENT doc who is about to drive me insane! I can't find just one word.
I've wasted about an hour today looking for this one word the dictator uses over and over. I'll copy the sentence:
"Larynx and pharynx examination reveals normal adenoids, ____________, eustachian tubes, pharyngeal walls, piriform sinuses, epiglottis, false and true cords immobility to mirror and direct laryngoscopy."
The missing word sounds like "coin-ee." I've pulled old reports and everyone has left it out. Also can't tell for sure that he's saying immobility. Doesn't seem like immobility of the vocal cords would be desirable. Shouldn't it be mobility?
Somebody out there must be better at ENT than I.
Podiatric surgeons can drive you nuts!.....sm
Subject: Podiatric surgeons can drive you nuts!.....sm
Pes plano valgus with gastroc constracture, forefoot varus, left side, is correct. Technically, in OP report headings, I was always taught to spell things out like "gsstrocnemius" even if the doc abbreviates because it is a main heading, but it also goes with your account. Hope I have helped!!
Then just give him what you hear. They'll drive ya nuts with their
Subject: Then just give him what you hear. They'll drive ya nuts with their
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I'd give him what he's spelling in quotes and keep moving. They'll drive ya nutz! nm
Subject: I'd give him what he's spelling in quotes and keep moving. They'll drive ya nutz! nm
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That's it. Geez thanks:) nm
Subject: That's it. Geez thanks:) nm
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oh geez!
Subject: oh geez!
Oh my gosh! Dumb moment! Sorry! Thanks! :)
Oh Geez
Subject: Oh Geez
Thanks!
geez, is someone on the rag?
Subject: geez, is someone on the rag?
you're so mean. I agree that reference books are the best source, but wow.
Geez!! This is all I found. Not sure. sm
Subject: Geez!! This is all I found. Not sure. sm
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Kimney curve guiding catheter. Other abbreviations as defined in Figure 1. ... study in patients undergoing cardiothoracic surgery. Br J Anaesth ...
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Bleeding, cerebral vascular accident, emergent surgery on access site or heart, ... or can use multipurpose A or “Kimney” catheter for both right and left ...
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oh geez, that's gotta be it.
Subject: oh geez, that's gotta be it.
geez. how do you type this, please..
Subject: geez. how do you type this, please..
She states that her blood sugars in general have been running in the one-teens, and she does not think that these episodes are actually due to relative hypoglycemia.
Never had to use this "phrase" before. Is this how I would type it? Thanks.
Oh geez, not even close... but thank you!
Subject: Oh geez, not even close... but thank you!
Geez...it's cockatiel :) Thx
Subject: Geez...it's cockatiel :) Thx
GEEZ.got it..intellectual functioning..THANKS!!!!!
Subject: GEEZ.got it..intellectual functioning..THANKS!!!!!
nevermind geez....I think he is saying RSTS
Subject: nevermind geez....I think he is saying RSTS
thanks
geez, I think somebody got up on the wrong side of the bed again!
Subject: geez, I think somebody got up on the wrong side of the bed again!
What is it about Saturdays and rude answers?! Goodness gracious!
Geez, why bother to help if it's such a pain
Subject: Geez, why bother to help if it's such a pain
I don't think ER MT is much of an abuser of this board and usually is quick to help, don't think she's a newbie that needs to have her hands slapped here, maybe doesn't do OPs regularly and needed ya know...a little help from your friends...
i think now he is saying Acucise endopyelotomy..geez
Subject: i think now he is saying Acucise endopyelotomy..geez
Geez. Didn't hear the A
Subject: Geez. Didn't hear the A
Thanks both of you!
geez never mind... i got it, it's ascites. NM
Subject: geez never mind... i got it, it's ascites. NM
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Thank you...geez still learning after 20 years
Subject: Thank you...geez still learning after 20 years
nm
This should be simple...
Subject: This should be simple...
But I can't seem to find documentation to tell me, maybe some of you with more experience can enlighten me?
I have a dictator today, she is saying, "Review of systems: s/l perinegative except for ...." and, "exam is s/l perinormal with EKG done today showing normal sinus rhythm"
Anyone hear of this "peri"normal "peri"negative and is this how to spell it? Can't find anything conclusive on google in any letter combination I can come up with.
Thanks for any help.
Tara
of course something so simple
Subject: of course something so simple
Thank you so much. Flolan......just what it sounded like and I was making it complicated!
simple was it!! thanks so much!
Subject: simple was it!! thanks so much!
I'm sure this is something simple, but here's the s/l - sm
Subject: I'm sure this is something simple, but here's the s/l - sm
Breasts are symmetric. Multiple firm masses surrounding left nipple that are tender to palpation. No nipple discharge. No overlying skin changes or s/l pu day aronge.
Appreciate any ideas!
Geez never mind, MedHost system.
Subject: Geez never mind, MedHost system.
http://www.medhost.com/
Forget it. Think he is saying CHLORthalidone, the generic. Geez:) nm
Subject: Forget it. Think he is saying CHLORthalidone, the generic. Geez:) nm
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Get this - she was saying stuck-on verroucous papules! Geez. Thx:) nm
Subject: Get this - she was saying stuck-on verroucous papules! Geez. Thx:) nm
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you're right GEEZ now I hear it correctly Thanks nm
Subject: you're right GEEZ now I hear it correctly Thanks nm
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Oh Geez. it is alloantibody. It has been a long morning. (nm)
Subject: Oh Geez. it is alloantibody. It has been a long morning. (nm)
I agree with pseudoaneurysm. Geez, I'm not thinking today.
Subject: I agree with pseudoaneurysm. Geez, I'm not thinking today.
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I GOT it...perfumed pads...if she would speak properly...geez:)
Subject: I GOT it...perfumed pads...if she would speak properly...geez:)
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thanks.. so simple. need more coffee
Subject: thanks.. so simple. need more coffee
I hope this is something simple.
Subject: I hope this is something simple.
I just cannot seem to get a grasp of this guy today. Pt is seen for congestive heart failure. Here are the sentences leading up to my problem:
We will check a BMP today to reevaluate renal function and, if he does have a markedly elevated creatinine, we may not be able to do this (referring to 64-slice CT angiography). I am hopeful that, with ___ and renal protection, we can get by with this. We will also plan on checking a TSH and baseline blood work, including a CBC and BNP for outpatient baseline.
Sounds like mucavest. I then thought of Mucomyst, but would like to know if anyone agrees because it does not make sense to me.
Thanks for any help!
And yet again 3 very simple ways...
Subject: And yet again 3 very simple ways...
ALT L with start numbered list lining them up and ALT L will shut it off.
Or start typing without the numbers, returning as needed and then block listings and ALT L.
Or, type 1, tab and type and when you return for #1 it will give you the number. If it indents, back up to the beginning of one of #1 sentences and SHIFT TAB to move it back the margin.
So simple yet so hard. Thank you very much!
Subject: So simple yet so hard. Thank you very much!
Probably a very simple question...
Subject: Probably a very simple question...
"On examination today, I did note that he has thickened yellow toenails on both feet. We recommend that he start using ?Clorox? soaks twice weekly as, at this time, oral treatment of this problem is extremely expensive.
I find one reference to this, but did not know how appropriate it would be. He may be saying something more like chloric, but I don't think that is it either. Thanks!
simple-locking
Subject: simple-locking
Ahhh! always so simple.
Subject: Ahhh! always so simple.
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