None of the two suggestions match as to what he is saying! The doc has a strong accent and he clearl
Posted By: mt on 2008-12-17
In Reply to: Other areas? - Me
Subject: None of the two suggestions match as to what he is saying! The doc has a strong accent and he clearly says the word ending with "odiets" . I
I have sent it for QA. Thanks for all your help
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strong mid eastern accent (sm)
Subject: strong mid eastern accent (sm)
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In my OB-GYN book I see putrescine, but it doesn't show it combined with BV. When I googled the words together, putrescine seems to have something to do with diagnosing this problem, so research it yourself to see if it works.
Thanks- that looks like a match!
Subject: Thanks- that looks like a match!
closest match I come up with is
Subject: closest match I come up with is
Nicotinamide 25 mg - maybe someone misspelled it before?
May be 1-haplotype match. nm
Subject: May be 1-haplotype match. nm
nm
The doses don't match up though. but thanks for trying. nm.
Subject: The doses don't match up though. but thanks for trying. nm.
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Thanks. I still don't see a match for what he is saying. Maybe s/l "no kay kay test" will
Subject: Thanks. I still don't see a match for what he is saying. Maybe s/l "no kay kay test" will ring a bell?
good suggestion but. no match. tx! nm
Subject: good suggestion but. no match. tx! nm
I listened for those for thing but that't not it. Doses do not match either.
Subject: I listened for those for thing but that't not it. Doses do not match either.
Usually bounding and strong. Don't know your sounds like. Sorry. nm
Subject: Usually bounding and strong. Don't know your sounds like. Sorry. nm
b
Pulses are FULL AND strong
Subject: Pulses are FULL AND strong
would s/l full-en-strong.
(s/l) walking strong?? leukemia
Subject: (s/l) walking strong?? leukemia
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A strong "GEE" sound.
Subject: A strong "GEE" sound.
I'm not comfortable with that, but he could be saying it wrong (like that ever happens). Thanks again though.
Spelling is not a doc's strong point! :) nm
Subject: Spelling is not a doc's strong point! :) nm
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That's it! Thanks... sounded like a strong V sound
Subject: That's it! Thanks... sounded like a strong V sound
s/l supris max strong?? graft
Subject: s/l supris max strong?? graft
Doing a massive rotator cuff tear repair. Here is the full sentence. At this point, the Wright Medical supris max strong?? graft was then used covering the area of the repair using Vicryl suture medial anterior and then using the lateral double row as the lateral margin of the graft covering the entire area of the repair well.
I am assuming it is Wright Medical, so I googled that but I cannot find the supris max strong.
Thanks for any help.
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Subject: voice is strong without any s/l validy
She has tight eye closure and her voice is strong without any validy. Does not sound like valitidy.
I had to turn it in with a blank, although I looked in Stedman's before and could not match the s
Subject: I had to turn it in with a blank, although I looked in Stedman's before and could not match the sound with anything listed.
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Subject: You might be hearing "tissue" match as there are 6 antigens/antibodies they look for
s
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Subject: update on phrase "coolum and strong"
FINALLY figured this one out. The doc got real slow for once and the phrase he uses all the time for ie: pulses are & it s/l coolum and strong???
BUT, alas...he is saying equivalent and strong....yeahhhhhhhhhhhhhh thank's everybody for their previous help on this
I don't *think* that's it...it sounds like a very strong E at the start of the word. Thanks th
Subject: I don't *think* that's it...it sounds like a very strong E at the start of the word. Thanks though!
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Subject: maybe "EOM" strong - extraocular eye movement/motion
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Subject: Nl perineal body and "levitus" with very strong ____ contractions, 5/5 sm
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that can't be right...what I am supposed to be hearing. ??
Thanks for the suggestions
Subject: Thanks for the suggestions
It was almost midnight last night and my Stedman book lists about 15 "M" signs. I was hoping someone could help narrow the search, and yes, of course, I would look up any definition before using it. I sent it to QA due to the late hour. I'll have more time to devote to it today.
Thanks!
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Thank you all for your suggestions . . .
Subject: Thank you all for your suggestions . . .
and it still may be what he is saying, but as you guys mentioned, rather than 'maneuver' it is usually followed by either 'sign' or 'test'. It really sounds like Dover's (or 'there was'), so I am just not sure.
Thanks again for the thoughts.
Tried your suggestions, but they
Subject: Tried your suggestions, but they
did not work. I wound up for a second losing sound through my headphones. I'll try again when I have a little time to spare. It is actually just this one particular doc I have to turn up, so usually it is not really a big deal, but man, is it loud for this guy. I cannot seem to locate the spellcheck under your second suggestion. Thanks so much for replying. I really appreciate it.
Thanks for the suggestions, but I think
Subject: Thanks for the suggestions, but I think
spirochete got butchered by a false start --
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A few suggestions...
Subject: A few suggestions...
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Subject: Any suggestions?
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any other suggestions.
Subject: any other suggestions.
Does anyone have any other suggestions?
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P*?! Any suggestions?
Subject: P*?! Any suggestions?
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Thanks so much for the suggestions
Subject: Thanks so much for the suggestions
I am looking them up and listening again. I am pretty sure you got it! Thanks again.
Thanks for all the suggestions, I still don't think I have it.
Subject: Thanks for all the suggestions, I still don't think I have it.
Darnit. He speaks English very plainly, so unless there is a skip on the tape or something, I have no idea. I think I'm going to have to leave a blank this time. There is no mention of this diagnosis anywhere else in the report either. I wonder if QA will be able to get it.
Good suggestions, but he says it clearly sm
Subject: Good suggestions, but he says it clearly sm
each time I get him. I sent both of today's reports to QA. I'll let you know what I find out. Thanks!
Thanks for the good suggestions
Subject: Thanks for the good suggestions
It may have been gutters and he was just mumbling it...I already flagged and sent it, but thanks for the help.
Thanks for all the suggestions.. I am leaving it for QA since i am not sure! thanks for help
Subject: Thanks for all the suggestions.. I am leaving it for QA since i am not sure! thanks for help
Any more suggestions besides Thyamex?
Subject: Any more suggestions besides Thyamex?
Most likely vomitus. Thanks for all the suggestions!
Subject: Most likely vomitus. Thanks for all the suggestions!
Thanks for excellent suggestions, sm
Subject: Thanks for excellent suggestions, sm
I'm sure she is saying some version of "mentating" or "orientation" but I will have to send blank, as it is so not clear exactly what it is. 
Medication s/l Sirculax...any suggestions? NM
Subject: Medication s/l Sirculax...any suggestions? NM
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wasn't trying to be rude, just the suggestions--sm
Subject: wasn't trying to be rude, just the suggestions--sm
given had absolutely nothing to do with the low back, which she specifically mentioned in her post. Not all MTs are way off in what they are asking about or looking for and some of these suggestions that have nothing to do with their requests can be very misleading, as well. JMO and again, not meant to be rude.
thanks for the suggestions, but i definitely hear a P sound. =) nm
Subject: thanks for the suggestions, but i definitely hear a P sound. =) nm
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Subject: SL subacute O-DEN infarction??? Any suggestions???
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Subject: S/L space difficulty?? any suggestions? thanks!!1
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Thank you both. I'm not sure. It sounds like both suggestions at different times.
Subject: Thank you both. I'm not sure. It sounds like both suggestions at different times.
got it!!! C. trachomatis... thanks for your correct suggestions!
Subject: got it!!! C. trachomatis... thanks for your correct suggestions!
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None of your suggestions make any sense
Subject: None of your suggestions make any sense
with the word impingement, however. Impingement of a walker, leg brace or artificial knee joint does not make sense if it's a hip, as the sites I found suggest. The sites I found suggest it is another name for a specific part of the femoral head.
that is what I was thinking but wanted to see if anyone else had any other suggestions. Thanks.
Subject: that is what I was thinking but wanted to see if anyone else had any other suggestions. Thanks.
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