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- Types of Medical Reports Medical Transcriptionist's Transcribe Part I - by Submitted on Jul 18, 2007 from Connie LimonThere are a variety of medical reports created every day in physician offices, clinics, and hospitals. A Medical Transcriptionist needs to be familiar with the medical reports dictated in each work setting. Types of reports dictated in private physician practice include: • Office chart ...
Views: 8835 - The Devil Tempts Jesus in the Wilderness - by Submitted on Jul 17, 2007 from Connie LimonJesus was tempted of the devil in the wilderness. Jesus fasted forty days and forty nights. You can imagine just how hungry Jesus was after fasting these forty days and forty nights. The tempter, who is the devil, went to Jesus and said if you are the son of God, make these stones become ...
Views: 7897 - God Promised to Not Leave US Comfortless - by Submitted on Jul 17, 2007 from Connie LimonWhen it was time for Jesus to leave the earth, he told his disciples at the Last Supper that he must now go away, but that god, the Father was faithful, and would not leave mankind comfortless. Jesus told the disciples that it must go away, but the Father would send them another comforter who ...
Views: 831 - The Medical Transcriptionist’s Role in Editing Physician Dictation - by Submitted on Jul 17, 2007 from Connie LimonMedical writing differs in technique from writing essay and manuscripts for publication. The writing of an essay or manuscript requires adherence to prescribed forms, style, and syntax. The writer often generates several draft copies before finishing a polished document for ...
Views: 888 - The Use of Pharmacology References in Medical Transcription - by Submitted on Jul 16, 2007 from Connie LimonDrug reference books are an important resource in the library of a medical transcriptionist. In order to keep up to date on new drugs, a medical transcriptionist should purchase drug reference books every year or every other year. Four important pharmacology references in the medical ...
Views: 4543 - The Latest Medical Transcription Tools in the Year of 2007 - by Submitted on Jul 15, 2007 from Connie LimonThe USB foot pedal and transcriber software is the latest in medical transcription industry technology. This of course replaces the desktop transcriber and floor foot pedal that used a cassette tape for recording and playing physician dictation. Headset with earphones is still used. The ...
Views: 647 - Basic Qualities of a Medical Transcriptionist - by Submitted on Jul 13, 2007 from Connie LimonA transcriber is the machine that plays a dictated report through a set of headsets. The headset fits over the head somewhat like a headband with two little round plugs you plug into your ears. There is a foot pedal that usually has three sections. The middle section when pressed by your foot ...
Views: 1224 - Medicine Humor, Confidentiality, Home Business Medical Transcriptionists - by Submitted on Jul 13, 2007 from Connie LimonThere is “humor” in medicine. A medical transcriptionist should possess a lively sense of humor as he or she will hear much to laugh about in a typical day’s dictation. This type of humor is essential for remaining long term in the field of medical transcription. The comic relief afforded by ...
Views: 854 - What Exactly is a Medical Transcriptionist? - by Submitted on Jul 12, 2007 from Connie LimonTo say the least about them, they are very special people who must possess the highest of ethics and morals. Medical Transcriptionists know more about a patient than anyone else except the physician…… Where do Medical Transcriptionists Work? Medical Transcriptionists are professionals working ...
Views: 694 - The Stimulating Magical Powers of Coffee Actually Began as a Food - by Submitted on Jul 09, 2007 from Connie LimonCoffee has not always been served as a beverage. African tribes crushed the ripe cherries from wild coffee trees, mixed with animal fat, and rolled them into round balls. These “coffee balls” were served at their war parties. The result of eating these coffee balls was: 1. fat combined with ...
Views: 796 - Theories of Aging Part I - by Submitted on Jul 09, 2007 from Connie LimonThe Wear and Tear Theory The Wear and Tear Theory was first introduced by Dr. August Weismann, a German biologist in 1882. He believed aging occurred when the body and its cells were damaged by overuse and abuse. The major organs of the body such as the liver, stomach, kidneys, skin and so on ...
Views: 959(1 vote) - Can Our Economy and Health Care System Survive Aging Baby Boomers? - by Submitted on Jul 08, 2007 from Connie LimonThe generation of people born between the years of 1940 and 1960 are expected to have major effects on health and social service systems. By the year 2030, about one out of every five Americans, or 20% of our population, will be a senior citizen in the United States. In other countries such as ...
Views: 1383(1 vote) - Anti-Aging Diets: Calorie Restriction Diets Pros and Cons Explored - by Submitted on Jul 08, 2007 from Connie LimonA diet involving eating less, while still getting enough vitamins and nutrients is of great interest. Researchers find that calorie restriction diets extend the lives of animals. It is unknown if the anti-aging diets help people to extend their lives. Limited studies have been done in ...
Views: 2510 - Body and Hair Changes to Expect as You Age: Healthy Lifestyles Count - by Submitted on Jul 08, 2007 from Connie LimonAs you age expect increasing amounts of fat tissue toward the center of the body. Fat will increase and lean body mass will decrease. The liver, kidney and other organs may lose some of their cells. Bones lose some of their minerals and become less dense. Water in your body is decreased by ...
Views: 5620(1 vote) - Balance Disorders in Elderly People - by Submitted on Jul 07, 2007 from Connie LimonAbout 9 percent of adults age 65 and older report having problems with balance. Good balance is essential to being able to control and maintain your body’s position while moving and remaining still. Good balance helps you: • Walk without staggering • Arise from chairs without falling • Climb ...
Views: 11117(1 vote) - Healthy Food Choices for Babies and Toddlers - by Submitted on Jul 07, 2007 from Connie LimonBreast milk has all the appropriate vitamins and minerals for babies. Best choice of milk for children after age 1 is “whole milk.” It is recommended to switch to low-fat milk after age 2 or 3. Things to watch out for: • Iron is important. Make sure your child gets enough iron • Calcium is ...
Views: 1781 - Low-Dose Aspirin Has No Effect against Aging Brains - by Submitted on Jul 06, 2007 from Connie LimonThere has been hope that the use of low-dose aspirin would protect older, healthy women against cognitive decline such as memory and thinking. However, according to a study published recently in the British Medical Journal, this is not the case at all. Earlier evidence suggested aspirin and ...
Views: 819 - Help for Preventing Bone Fractures in Women Age 50 and Older - by Submitted on Jul 06, 2007 from Connie LimonA study of more than 6,000 Canadian women concludes osteoporosis drugs called anti-resorptive agents help reduce risk of low-trauma bone fractures in women age 50 and older. Examples of anti-resorptive drugs include: • Estrogen • Bisphosphonates • Selective estrogen-receptor ...
Views: 867 - Tips on how to Baby-Proof Your Home - by Submitted on Jul 01, 2007 from Connie LimonYour baby is now crawling, climbing and walking along the furniture. It is time now to get down on your hands and knees and take a look around at what baby is looking at and curious about. Crawl from room to room and pick up anything you see small or fragile that may fit into your baby’s hand ...
Views: 704 - Help in Identifying Teens Who Are in Abusive Dating Relationships - by Submitted on Jun 29, 2007 from Connie LimonDo you suspect your teen is in an abusive dating relationship? Some teens feel that having a boyfriend or girlfriend proves their own worth. They may feel so strongly about having a relationship that a bad relationship is better than no relationship at all. Teens are also highly susceptible ...
Views: 718 - Is Chiropractic Care During Pregnancy Right For You? - by Submitted on Jun 28, 2007 from Connie LimonPregnancy can put pressure on the sciatic nerve that causes leg pain. Some chiropractors say they are able to resolve this problem. They also say there are techniques that will help ensure a safe and easy delivery. . The actual goal with chiropractic care during pregnancy is to make the ...
Views: 960(1 vote) - How to Keep Your Shih Tzu Puppy Safe - by Submitted on Jun 27, 2007 from Connie LimonAvoid upset from a Shih Tzu puppy wondering off and getting lost. Learn how to prevent illness or injuries. It is always so much more heartbreaking to find out after the fact that you could have done something to prevent an illness or injury. In this article I hope to share with you some good ...
Views: 967 - Adding Resistant Starch to Your Diet Helps You Increase Fiber Intake - by Submitted on Jun 25, 2007 from Connie LimonFor thousands of years naturally occurring resistant starch has been in our daily diets. Just recently, resistant starch has been added to commercial foods to help increase dietary fiber intake. Commercial and natural sources of resistant starch have been linked to many health benefits that ...
Views: 776 - Gene Variation Slowing Metabolism of Caffeine May Play a Role for Increase Risk of Heart Attack in Some Individuals - by Submitted on Jun 22, 2007 from Connie LimonDrinking coffee and the increase risk of having a heart attack has been under debate for a long time. Some researchers say the risk lies within your genes, and one particular variation in a gene can slow metabolism of caffeine and increase the risk of heart attack. Coffee is the most commonly ...
Views: 641 - The Anatomy of a Coffee Tree - by Submitted on Jun 22, 2007 from Connie LimonCoffea, a member of the Rubiaceae family is responsible for the biological heritage of “coffee.” The Rubiaceae family includes more than 500 genera and 6,000 species of tropical trees and shrubs. It is doubtful the average person would recognize an actual coffee tree. Most of us would ...
Views: 811 - How to Help Your Kids Develop Healthy Habits for Healthier Hearts - by Submitted on Jun 22, 2007 from Connie LimonProbably the number one rule to follow is being a good example of living a healthy lifestyle in front of your kids. Actions do speak louder than words. Living healthy lifestyles creates healthier hearts and helps to prevent heart disease. Work on getting the entire family active and plan ...
Views: 581 - Three Simple Steps toward Breast Cancer Prevention - by Submitted on Jun 21, 2007 from Connie LimonThree main lifestyle habits lay the foundation for breast cancer prevention. They include: • Staying physically active • Limiting alcohol • Eating right The evidence so far tells us healthy eating and regular exercise really does contribute to breast cancer prevention. Plus, if you limit ...
Views: 594 - Choosing a Happy “Space” For a New Shih Tzu Puppy - by Submitted on Jun 21, 2007 from Connie LimonHelp your new Shih Tzu puppy to develop good habits right from day one in your home. The earlier your Shih Tzu puppy becomes accustomed to his surroundings and belongings the more secure he will be in a new environment. Consider the following tips: • Create a space for your Shih Tzu puppy ...
Views: 4456 - Artificial Sweeteners Safety - by Submitted on May 14, 2007 from Connie LimonPeople naturally like the sensation of “sweetness.” There are foods naturally sweet that contain important nutrients to support health. These include: • Fruit • Breast milk Other benefits of sweet foods include: • Offering a pleasurable addition to a meal or snack • Helping to mask ...
Views: 696 - Do Vigorous Exercise Enthusiasts Need to Ingest Salt Tablets - by Submitted on May 10, 2007 from Connie LimonSweat does have salt in it; however, you do not need to ingest salt tablets after working out vigorously. Even sweating 1 to 3 quarts per hour of exercise would not require extra salt. In addition, if you train hard on a regular basis, you are not likely to develop a salt deficiency even with ...
Views: 1865 - The Symptoms, Behaviors and Problems Associated with Autism Spectrum Disorders - by Submitted on May 07, 2007 from Connie LimonAutism spectrum disorders are common in the pediatric population, however not as well known about as other conditions such as diabetes, spinal bifida, or Down syndrome. A recent study of a U.S. metropolitan area show that 3.4 of every 1,000 children 3-10 years old had autism; the results of ...
Views: 3147 - Diagnosing Autism Spectrum Disorders - by Submitted on May 05, 2007 from Connie LimonAn early diagnosis of autism spectrum disorder is important so that earlier needed interventions can begin, however, there are still many concerns about “labeling” a young child with autism spectrum disorder. There is a lot of evidence that indicates intensive early intervention in optimal ...
Views: 1799 - The Importance of Prenatal Care and What to Expect - by Submitted on May 04, 2007 from Connie LimonAll women expecting a baby need prenatal care. Prenatal care can be provided by a doctor, midwife or other health care professional. The progress of a pregnancy and to identify potential problems before they become serious for either mom or baby is the reason you need prenatal care. You as ...
Views: 4458 - Is it Safe to Consume Caffeine during Pregnancy and Breast Feeding? - by Submitted on May 04, 2007 from Connie LimonThe main source of caffeine for most adults is coffee; however, caffeine is naturally produced by a variety of plants, and also found in many different kinds of foods, beverages and medications. Is caffeine safe during pregnancy? Most experts agree small amounts of caffeine, which equal to ...
Views: 2119 - DHEA Supplements: Possible Benefits of Maintaining Youth and the Possible Side Effects - by Submitted on May 03, 2007 from Connie LimonThe most abundant steroid in the human body is DHEA. DHEA is produced by the adrenal glands. DHEA is involved in creating testosterone, estrogen, progesterone, and corticosterone. As we age the production of DHEA declines. By age 75 the body makes only 10 to 20 percent what it produced at ...
Views: 1008 - Celiac Disease: Managing Sensitivity to Gluten - by Submitted on May 02, 2007 from Connie LimonAn inflammatory condition called celiac disease can occur when people who are genetically predisposed to the disease eat wheat. The Celiac Disease Foundation estimates that one out of 133 people in the United States have celiac disease. Celiac disease runs in families. There is no medication ...
Views: 635 - Nonretentive Encopresis and Toilet Training Process Refusal - by Submitted on Apr 30, 2007 from Connie LimonAn inappropriate soiling without evidence of fecal constipation and retention is referred to as “nonretentive encopresis. Signs and symptoms of nonretentive encopresis include: • Soiling accompanied by daily bowel movements that are normal in size and consistency There is rarely an ...
Views: 2325 - Tips on Preventing and Controlling High Blood Pressure - by Submitted on Apr 28, 2007 from Connie LimonWhen blood pressure stays elevated over time it is called high blood pressure. The medical term for high blood pressure is hypertension. The dangers of high blood pressure include: • Atherosclerosis (hardening of the arteries) • Increases risk of heart disease and stroke • Higher risk of ...
Views: 648 - Tips on Understanding and Living with a Child Who has Autism - by Submitted on Apr 27, 2007 from Connie LimonGrowing up with a friend or a sibling who has autism can be frustrating if you don’t understand what having autism is all about for that friend or sibling. Children with autism sometimes have a difficult time understanding what we say or what our facial and body expressions mean. You should ...
Views: 1720 - Proper Diet and Nutrition Maintains Women’s Good Health - by Submitted on Apr 26, 2007 from Connie LimonOne of the most important parts of a woman’s ability to maintain good health is proper diet and nutrition. Researchers continue to find growing evidence of the link between healthy eating and a variety of positive health outcomes which include: • Reduced risk of cardiovascular ...
Views: 3385 - Simple Tips to Improve Your Communication/Relationship Skills - by Submitted on Oct 07, 2006 from Connie LimonHave you ever been to a function in a room full of strangers and found yourself lost for words? The art of introducing yourself to others and creating small talk may come natural for some, but most people confess to feeling shy, embarrassed and don’t know where to start. There are four ...
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