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Demand for medical transcriptionists is high, and employers favor transcriptionists who have completed a post-secondary training program such as this one. A Medical Transcriptionist Certificate will attest to the fact that you have mastered medial terminology and know how to produe a wide variety of medial reports and documents, including discharge summaries; history and physical examination reports; operative, consultation, and autopsy reports; diagnostic imaging students; progress notes; referral letters; and more. Upon successful completion of the GES Medical Terminology/Transcription course, the student will be able to accomplish the following. Describe the importance of the confidential nature of medical reports. Describe the content and purpose of the medical reports used. Transcribe medical reports using correct report format. Transcribe medical reports using correct capitalization, number, punctuation, abbreviation, symbols, and metric measurement rules Spell correctly the English and medical terms in addition to the abbreviations, either by memory or by using a dictionary/reference book. Define the medical terms and abbreviations presented, either by memory or by using a dictionary/reference book. Define the prefixes, combining forms and suffixes presented and use them to build medical terms. Identify and/or define the knowledge, skills, abilities, and responsibilities required of medical transcriptionists. Understand networking through the professional organization as well as career opportunities. ONLINE COURSE REQUIRMENTS PC Requirements/Materials Included This course is not yet 100% compatible with the Windows Vista Operating System. GES provides each student with digital transcription equipment, which includes a headset, a footpedal, and digital transcription software. This equipment is not compatible with Mac computers. YOU MUST TAKE THIS COURSE ON A PC. In order to use the digital equipment you must have: Windows 98 or later 32 MB RAM 25 MB hard disk space (additional space required to store voice files) Display mode set to 800x600 pixels with 256 colors or higher Double-speed CD-ROM USB port You will also need to have a word-processing program - Microsoft Word is recommended. Adobe Flash Player and Adobe Acrobat Reader are required for this course. TEXTBOOKS GES also provides the required textbooks for this class. The following textbooks are included: Hillcrest Beginning Medical Transcription (with audio), Stedman's Concise Medical Dictionary (with CD ROM), Medical Terminology Made Easy (with audio), Medical Abbreviations, and a Grammar and Punctuation Guide. COURSE OUTLINE Complete the medical terminology portion of the course using the textbook and audio provided as well as the exercises provided on the GES web site. The textbook covers the following ten units. A. Intro to medical and anatomic terms B. Blood cells, cardiovascular, and lymphatic systems C. Nervous system and tumors D. Digestive system E. Muscles, bones, and joints F. Male reproductive and urinary systems G. Female reproductive system, obstetrics, and neonatology H. Ear, nose, respiratory system, and special senses I. Directions and regions of the body. J. Pathogenic organisms, endocrine system, and medical specialties Complete the medical transcription portion of the course using the text-workbook and transcription equipment provided plus completing the 20 units on the GES web site. The text-workbook covers the following information. A. Ten inpatient cases involving the following systems of the body. 1. Reproductive system 2. Musculoskeletal system 3. Cardiopulmonary system 4. Integumentary system 5. Urinary system 6. Nervous system 7. Digestive system 8. Endocrine system 9. Lymphatic system 10. Respiratory system B. Ten inpatient reports utilizing a variety of body systems and formatting. These reports can be used as tests or as extra assignments. They do not test on a specific inpatient case. C. Twenty-five outpatient cases, as listed below. 1. Gynecology Operative Report 2. Pathology Report 3. Cytology Report 4. Oncology Consult 5. Infectious Disease SOAP Note 6. Pulmonology Procedure Note 7. Oncology Consult 8. Correspondence 9. Infectious Disease Consult 10. Pediatrics-Emergency Center Report 11. Internal Medicine History and Physical 12. Psychiatry Consult 13. Radiology-Echocardiogram Report 14. Radiology-Colonoscopy Procedure Note 15. Radiology-CT Scan of Abdomen 16. Infectious Disease HPIP Note 17. Radiology-Mammogram and CT scan of Abdomen 18. Oncology Consult 19. Correspondence 20. Pulmonology-Sleep Study 21. Psychiatry Consult 22. Radiology-MRI 23. Pediatrics-Emergency Center Report 24. Hematology Consult 25. Correspondence D. Ten outpatient reports using a variety of body systems and formatting. These reports can be used as tests or as extra assignments. They do not test on specific outpatient reports. Skill-Building A. Medical Terminology Made Easy includes in the appendices 1. List of weights and measures 2. List of chemical symbols 3. Sample history and physical exam report 4. Ten crossword puzzles B. Hillcrest Medical Center skill-builders include 1. Six crossword puzzles 2. Ten proofreading exercises 3. Proofreaders' marks as used by professional editors 4. List of challenging medical words and phrases. 5. CMTips 6. How to build a reference library for the medical transcriptionist C. GES web site skill-builders include an 1. Audio icon on which medical terms are pronounced 2. Atlas icon with medical illustrations of human anatomy

Times: 7.45pm 'When a man has lost all happiness, he's not alive. Call him a breathing corpse' - Sophocles Amy's found another body in a hotel bedroom. There's a funny smell coming from one of Jim's storage units, and Kate's losing it after spending all day with the police. There's no going back after what they've seen. This play is like a crossword puzzle where all the clues have to do with death. It is a tight and tense, and you cannot afford to miss a single word or gesture.

In remembrance of 9/11, let's support our men and women deployed overseas! In an effort to raise their morale and let them know they are cared about, the Crazy Bears will be assembling and shipping care packages for our troops. On September 11th, the Crazy Bears will raid the local dollar stores for items to send to our troops, simple necessities that we take for granted here, but that are hard to come by or very expensive "over there": toiletries, snacks, printed materials, dental hygiene items, food, etc... Once the shopping is complete, we'll head back to Sara and Matt's house in Riverview to organize these items into "care packages" contained in shoeboxes to be shipped overseas in time for the holidays. If you can't attend on the 11th, you can still help in three ways: 1) PARENTS and TEACHERS!!!! Please have your children draw a picture, write a thank you letter, or create a holiday card for a soldier... one of the best ways we can show our support is by boosting moral in our troops, and this is a sure way to elicit smiles! You can either mail these items to Sara and Matt's house (delivery by September 11th) or drop them off on our doorstep at any time before the 11th. See #3 below for more details on dropoff. These works of art will be included in our care packages. 2) Send a paypal payment in any amount to [masked] with the note "Support Our Troops" and your name. Your contribution will be used either to purchase items for the care packages, or to pay for shipping of these packages. 3) Drop off your own care packages (or items to include in care packages) at Sara and Matt's house at any time up until September 11th. If you don't have the time to create an entire care package, please drop off any of the care package items listed below, and we will take care of it on the 11th. One of the most important items we will need are shoeboxes and/or small drawstring bags to contain the care packages, so if you have any to give, this will help tremendously. If you would like to drop off a care package, email me (Sara) and I will send you our address. Care Package Items: SHOEBOXES!!! SMALL DRAWSTRING BAGS!!! (sized approximately to fit the contents of a shoebox) CANDY Candy (heat resistant) Cough Drops Twizzlers CORRESPONDENCE Writing Paper and Envelopes Pens/Pencils Post Cards DENTAL Floss Mouthwash Toothbrushes Toothpaste DRINK Coffee (instant) Coffee Creamer Gatorade Powdered Drink Mixes Tea Mixes (sweet) KoolAid bursts- to freeze FOOD (including dry goods, snacks) Sugar packets Bars (Clif or Balance) Beef Jerky Canned Fruit (pop top cans) Cereal (in small boxes) Girl Scout Cookies Granola Bars Gum Oatmeal (instant) Oreo Cookies Pop-Tarts Ramen Noodles-any flavor Ravioli (pop top cans) Tuna Kits GAMES Board Games Checkers (travel size) Chess (travel size) Crossword Puzzles Playing Cards FROM THE KIDS Drawings Letters Greeting Cards MUSIC CD Fanny Packs CDs Tapes DVDs new and used Hand held electronic games PRINTED MATERIALS Books (novels, short stories) Newspapers (local) Magazines Puzzle books TOILETRIES/HYGIENE Baby Wipes Nose spray Eye Drops Deodorant Femine Hygiene Products (for female soldiers) Foot Powder Hairbrushes Hand Lotion Hand Sanitizers (waterless) Nail Clippers Q-Tips Razors (disposable) Shampoo Sunscreen Tissues (heavy duty - i.e. Puffs) Travel size body wash Tylenol (individual packets) OTHER Plastic spoons American Flags (small) Baggies (with zip lock) Batteries (AA, D, ....) Beanie Babies (troops can give these as gifts to children overseas... no dog beanie babies though) Bug Spray (must be packaged in zip-lock bag) Bug Soap Duct Tape Disposable Cameras Flashlights (mini/mag lite, extra bulbs, lots of batteries) Fans (battery powered - small - with extra batteries) Fly Strips Fly Swatters Pre-Paid Phone Cards Shoe Insole Cushions Socks (cushioned white calf high) Let's send some love around the world this summer to the men and women who sacrifice for us everyday! Thanks for showing your support!

Join us in the event that gives all who attend an opportunity to GIVE! Please Bring Items to Donate for shippment to our Troops in Iraq via our own Soldier in Theatre, Glen. We invite you to come dance the night away to music provided by DJ Les, starting at 8:00PM. With a special dedication to our Organizer Glen & his troop who are over in Iraq, we threw a Send Off Party for Glen on April 3rd. This is a show of support for all of the service people over there....whether you support the war or not....show them you support them! This time we are collecting items to send to him and the rest of the men and women who are there. Bring "LOVE PACKAGES" that will be sent to them for their comfort & pleasure! They could use items such as: personal wipes, toothpaste, toothbrushes, dental floss, combs, hair brushes, gum, breath mints, liquid hand sanitizer, disposable razor blades, People magazines, Reader's Digest, Prevention magazines, chapsticks, Crossword puzzle books, decks of cards, bath soaps, shaving cream, mouthwash, hand lotion, foot powde, individual tissue packs and Ziploc "freezer" bags, plastic baggies are fantastic over there to keep sand out of their personal items. We are ask that you bring some of these items as a donation to our troops when you attend this event. The best items are those that are small so they can be shipped easily. Please don't wrap your item, we will handle the boxing of them to ship out. PLEASE patronize the bar so that we can continue to hold events at The Tee Room with no enforced minimum! They've got very reasonable drink prices and a very good food menu! ***We kindly request that you please update your RSVP if your plans change. We give a head count to our venues in advance for their preparation. PLEASE change your RSVP accordingly! *** We welcome all to JOIN us.....THE MORE THE MERRIER.

Hey eveyrone. I have a few questions I need answers too 1. A convergent sequence has either a ____ or a LUB 2. In a right triangle the length of the side opposite an accute angle divided by its hypotenuse is called ___ of the angle 3. A _____ angle has its vertex on a circle's center. 4. The heading with respect to the north-south line on the Earth's surface. 5. Divide object into three congruent parts. 6. A number that defines an interval or the end of a ray. 7. For a>0, the ___ of a is the power to which b must be raised to give a. 8. A geometric figure is ________ if all the points of a segment joining any of its two points are either part of the figure or within its interior. 9. A screw or spring-like shaped curve. 10. The general term for a path traced by a point as it moves through space. 11. A system of writing numbers is a ___ value system 12. A number that defines an interval or the end of a ray. Thanks in advance, classicgirl Hey everyone, this is all I need help with now. They nowhave clue's 1. A convergent sequence has either a ____ or a LUB (G??) 2. A _____ angle has its vertex on a circle's center. (??n?r?l) 3. The heading with respect to the north-south line on the Earth's surface. (???r???) 4. Divide object into three congruent parts. ( t??????) 5. If 1,.1,.01,.001,..., then 1 is this sequence's _____(abrev.) (??b) 6. A number that defines an interval or the end of a ray. (e?d??i??) 7. A system of writing numbers is a ___ value system (?????) 8. A geometric figure is ________ if all the points of a segment joining any of its two points are either part of the figure or within its interior. (????e?) 9. For a>0, the ___ of a is the power to which b must be raised to give a. (??g)

Answer: com'on, it's a crossword. at least give the number of letters in each word or the letters you have so far. 1) GLB (greatest lower bound) 2) CENTRAL 3) 4) TRISECT 5) 6) ENDPOINT (?) 7) PLACE (?) 8) CONVEX 9) LOG

I am doing a crossword puzzle for chemistry and so far I know that the word is 8 letters long, the first letter is a, the second letter is n, and the seventh letter is o. Thank you!

Answer: angstrom

What is a sudden and rapid movements that happen when detached segments of bedrock break loose and move down slope, what is it called its a crossword so there are 10 letters the fifth one is s and the last letter is s also. thx

Answer: Rockslides?

1. a focused segment if a larger market sector which is it possible to target. 5letters 2.the process of increasing the value of resoures by changing them during the production process 11 letters. 3.amounts owed to suppliers of a business. 11 letters. 4.the cost of a decision as measured by the benefits foregone of the next best alternative.15letters. well, i have a_ _ i_ g_ _l_ _ (not sure if you can make sense out of it lol) also for liabilities, thats what i was thinking, but it can't fit there :s....the letters i have already are t_ _ _e_r_ _ _t thank you SO much, youve been a big help.

Answer: 1. Niche 2. 3. Liabilities 4. Opportunity Cost 2 - could it be "value adding"?. Let me know what letters you have already and I shall revisit!

I'm doing a crossword puzzle. It's 7 letters, and starts with a T. The third letter is "I", as in I am aware... The sixth letter is also "I". Please help! Thanks!

Answer: That "no oxygen" answer was close... Thin air.

1. the amout of a product or service that customers are willing and able to pay at a given time. 2.an adviser who is employed for thei expertose, advice, or help in an area. 3.difference between the actual level of output and the break-even output

Answer: 1. Demand 2. Consultant 3. Margin of Safety

The word is three letters long and the description is "greatest amounts that can be produced". I am pretty sure the middle letter is P, any ideas?

Answer: try PPF, production possibilities frontier.

theres only 4 things im stuck on for the crossword. 1. Proper floor cleaning procedures must be followed in order to prevent _______ _______. 13 boxes and the 1rst box is G, third box is E, 8th box is U, 10th box is L. 2. Non-skid floor mats should be used in _______ ________ areas. 15 boxes and the 2nd box is E, 6th box is R, 11th box is A, and the last box is N. 3. _______ should fit smoothly and tightly to the floor. just straight on 9 boxes! 4. Floors should be cleaned _______. 5 boxes and the 2nd box is A.

Answer: 1. grease build-up 2._e_ _ preparation areas (meal,beer, meat) 3. coverings 4. daily

(No rude responses, please) What kind of poet am I? Some poets write crosswords poems, teasing and baffling, To understand them will take an age. These poets delight in obscuring the meaning of the words upon the page. Others are like Patience Strong little homilies they write; verses that could be a song no mysteries here, just simple tales though maybe some-what trite. Nothing about these poets' labours will ever put you to the test. I wonder which kind of poet I am? I bet you've already guessed. Oh, dear Kevin, this isn't a very good start to your visit is it. Does your nappy need changing? You seem a little uncomfortable.

Answer: I should pull my hat off and show off my white hair in protest to that little sh*t! I think you are formidable.

I can't finish the crossword on sa4 and sa5 can anyone help? It's for a completion grade so i'm not cheating. plz help!!!

Answer: Sorry, I don't have the answers. But I can do you a favor by warning you that anything written in a Bob Jones book is unreliable. Bob Jones books are rooted in narrow sectarian religious beliefs, not in reality. Much of what you're learning you will have to unlearn later if you are to gain the basic knowledge you need to become a responsible citizen. There may not be a lot you can do about this now; just remember it for later. You cannot depend on Bob Jones books to tell you the truth.