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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

Sunday, July 25, 2010 through Friday, July 30, 2010. This seminar is for people who love crosswords and have always wondered how these devious little puzzles came to be made. Participants will explore the nuts and bolts of the entire process, including: theme development, grid building, word fill selection, clue writing and submission of the finished puzzle for publication. Participants get to personally experience this process by undertaking their own crossword puzzle construction project. Instructor: Jim Hilger $725 dbl occ; $950 single; $340 commuter. Bjorklunden's magnificent lodge, just south of Baileys Harbor, WI, 7590 Boynton Lane, Bailey's Harbor, Door County. Call 920-839-2216.

Last meet, we thought of having meets on different forms of literature... August 4th and 6th happen to be the birthdays of two major poets of the early 18th century, Percy Bysshe Shelley and Alfred, Lord Tennyson respectively. Hence thought it would be great to discuss the English Romantic Poetry of which P B Shelly is considered one of the major poets and is critically regarded among the finest lyric poets in the English language...and also discuss a bit of Tennyson as part of the contemporary authors along with other major works in English Romantic Poetry. As mentioned in an earlier mail, to encourage active participation from all members, as well as to encourage everyone to come forward, we have certain roles which members can chose to play during the meet. Please choose at least one...more than one is always welcome The roles for this meet are as follows: ...Moderator-to conduct the meeting ...Description and information on English Romantic Poetry(style, origin and so on...) ...Famous English Romantic Poetry, writers and their biographies ...Author presenter(Percy Bysshe Shelley) ...Contemporaries, same genre famous authors and controversies presenter(Alfred, Lord Tennyson, other English Romantic Poets) ...Own Poetry(Open for more than one...in fact it would be great if everyone takes this role) ...Reviewer at the end of the meet ...Other activity conductor(puzzles/crossword etc.) ...General discussions/articles came across presenter ...Reviewer of the meet immediately after the meet online SO PLEASE WITHOUT FAIL MENTION THE ROLE/ROLES YOU ARE INTERESTED IN I would appreciate a more proactive participation from our members rather than just being the audience... I request all our members to do the following without fail, as it would help our group to organize the meet ups in a better way: ...to promptly RSVP for a meet as to whether they would be coming or not and the role interested in taking ...if not, the reason for their absence (topic not interesting, some other work or any other reason) ...to answer the questions asked at the time of RSVP without fail. ...any ideas/suggestions for the current meet up which can be implemented for the scheduled meet ...all those who attended, to give a detailed feed back on the meet up immediately, with suggestions and ideas for improvement ...those who RSVP yes and did not turn up, the reason for their absence Try and answer at least some of the questions if not all as "yes"...even if it is a "no" right now...try and turn it into a "yes" before the meet up... Inform what exactly you would be doing in advance...so that the meet can be more planned and organized... Try and make it to the meet on time...so that it doesn't disrupt the ongoing meet and also doesn't affect the planned structure of the meet... Be a patient good listener in the bounds of the topic, with an understanding, supportive and appreciative approach towards other members during the meets...building a platform for a healthy, sensible and more productive interaction... Volunteers to organize: The reason we did not have any meets in the past two months is...me being out of station, most regular members going on summer vacation and a lack of members who were ready to organize meets in our absence. Hence I am looking forward to people taking up more responsibilities especially in organization. Invitations: One of the basic reasons of having our club is to enjoy the company of like minded people doing activities which we enjoy the most...hence now on all literary, intellectual and cultural events happening around the city is another opportunity for our members to experience as well as bond...and it shall be listed on our site as a meet up to attend. I request all the members to put up the links to any such events across our city in the section (Vista) provided for the same in our discussion boards and the event shall be scheduled as a meet up. http://www.meetup.com/LICH-HYD/messages/boards/forum/1275586 Using the ideas utility on LICH meet up site: I request all to make use of the Ideas utility on the meet up site...to suggest, support and initiate events http://www.meetup.com/LICH-HYD/ideas/ Connecting on twitter, facebook and Google etc: There are quite a few social networking utilities like facebook, twitter and Google applications which can help us communicate and organize in a better way: http://twitter.com/LICHHYD http://labs.google.co.in/smschannels/subscribe/LICH-HYD http://groups.google.com/group/LICH-HYD http://www.facebook.com/group.php?gid=244615893290 Our Blogs: http://lich-hyd.blogspot.com/ http://www.meetup.com/LICH-HYD/ I request all our members to join in through the above links, so that we can communicate more efficiently. Looking forward to seeing you all both online and offline...with more active participation, zeal and contributions. Keku:)! [masked]

As decided in the meet before, the topic for this kids meet is Limerick As mentioned in the previous meet/mail, henceforth, each meet there will be roles open for members to voluntarily opt for. Members can choose more than one role, if there are no takers for a role a couple of days prior to the meet. The roles for this meet are as follows: ...Moderator-to conduct the meeting ...Description and information on Limerick(style, origin and so on...) ...Famous Limerick poetry, writers and their biographies ...Own Limerick(Open for more than one...in fact everyone should take this role) ...Reviewer at the end of the meet ...Other activity conductor(puzzles/crossword etc.) ...General discussions/articles came across presenter ...Reviewer of the meet immediately after the meet online SO PLEASE WITHOUT FAIL MENTION THE ROLE/ROLES YOU ARE INTERESTED IN Invite/tag along all the kids you know...more the merrier The meet is specifically for kids...and I request all the other members/parents etc. to be an appreciative audience and facilitators...nothing more, nothing less... All the members who are interested to add/do something for the kids during the meet are absolutely welcome and all the help received is very much appreciated...but please inform what exactly you would be doing in advance...so that the meet can be more planned and organized... I would appreciate a more proactive participation from our members rather than just being the audience... I request all our members to do the following without fail, as it would help our group to organize the meet ups in a better way: ...to promptly RSVP for a meet as to whether they would be coming or not and the role interested in taking ...if not, the reason for their absence (topic not interesting, some other work or any other reason) ...to answer the questions asked at the time of RSVP without fail. ...any ideas/suggestions for the current meet up which can be implemented for the scheduled meet ...all those who attended, to give a detailed feed back on the meet up immediately, with suggestions and ideas for improvement ...those who RSVP yes and did not turn up, the reason for their absence Try and answer at least some of the questions if not all as "yes"...even if it is a "no" right now...try and turn it into a "yes" before the meet up... Inform what exactly you would be doing in advance...so that the meet can be more planned and organized... Try and make it to the meet on time...so that it doesn't disrupt the ongoing meet and also doesn't affect the planned structure of the meet... Be a patient good listener in the bounds of the topic, with an understanding, supportive and appreciative approach towards other members during the meets...building a platform for a healthy, sensible and more productive interaction... Volunteers to organize: The reason we did not have any meets in the past two months is...me being out of station, most regular members going on summer vacation and a lack of members who were ready to organize meets in our absence. Hence I am looking forward to people taking up more responsibilities especially in organization. Invitations: One of the basic reasons of having our club is to enjoy the company of like minded people doing activities which we enjoy the most...hence now on all literary, intellectual and cultural events happening around the city is another opportunity for our members to experience as well as bond...and it shall be listed on our site as a meet up to attend. I request all the members to put up the links to any such events across our city in the section (Vista) provided for the same in our discussion boards and the event shall be scheduled as a meet up. http://www.meetup.com/LICH-HYD/messages/boards/forum/1275586 Using the ideas utility on LICH meet up site: I request all to make use of the Ideas utility on the meet up site...to suggest, support and initiate events http://www.meetup.com/LICH-HYD/ideas/ Connecting on twitter, facebook and Google etc: There are quite a few social networking utilities like facebook, twitter and Google applications which can help us communicate and organize in a better way: http://twitter.com/LICHHYD http://labs.google.co.in/smschannels/subscribe/LICH-HYD http://groups.google.com/group/LICH-HYD http://www.facebook.com/group.php?gid=244615893290 Our Blogs: http://lich-hyd.blogspot.com/ http://www.meetup.com/LICH-HYD/ I request all our members to join in through the above links, so that we can communicate more efficiently. Looking forward to seeing you all both online and offline...with more active participation, zeal and contributions. Keku:)! [masked]

Bring your favorite word games and we'll play games like: Scrabble Crossword Pyramids Boggle Parlay Palabra My Word! Did you know that "soffit" is the underside of a beam or staircase? Most of us didn't until Katrina played it at our last Word Games Meetup. Laughing, having fun, and learning something new is a killer combination you won't want to miss! Come out and join the fun. Vote for which day works best for you to play Word Games.

i had one and i wanted to buy another. I dont think where I bought the last one has any more. Anyone seen those around online or whereever

Answer: Yes. you can buy them in the grocery store or subscribe to them. I used to do that. Search tv guide crossword puzzles. Make sure your grocery store has a good selection of magazines.

4 Letters **E* It's a Crossword Clue

Answer: Caen, in Basse Normadie?

Answer: Are you trying to get yourself suspended? I am not adding you again if you go GRIT this time! Joke! Hahaha! Nice to see you again! Clear skies!

Answer: It rhymes with crock.

The Pope wanders into the Vatican library, late at night, looking agitated. He starts grabbing dictionaries and frantically looking through them. A librarian on staff notices the Pope's seeming difficulty, so he walks up to see if he can help. "Can I help you, your grace?" he says. "Ummm...yes, yes. I'm doing a crossword puzzle right now, and I'm stuck on one word." "And what is the clue, your grace?" "It's a four-letter word, ending in U-N-T, and it's a name you can call a woman." Without hesitation, the librarian says: "That would be 'aunt', your grace." "Ah, yes! Yes...yes..." The Pope stands there for a few moments, still looking slightly troubled. The librarian decides to say something. "Is there anything else I can help you with, your grace?" "Yeeeeees...do you happen to have an eraser?" hehehe xx Sarah

Answer: Remind me never to stand close to you during a storm...or when it's perfectly clear, either....

it's a clue to a crossword

Answer: A humidor

It's a crossword puzzle and the clue is: Which creation caused trouble in the Prophet's journey of Isra' Wal Mi'raj? It's a 5 letter word and the 3rd letter is an 'r'. Please help, seeing as this is actually a question that's relevant in this section. Thank you and may Allah bless you!

Answer: I am sorry, I have no idea :( But I would like to know what it is. So I am adding this to my watchlist so that I can find out if anyone else knows the answer and answer this question :)

this is another crossword question................ it has 6 letters

Answer: The ax head.

The power is out at my friend's house right now and she's doing a crossword puzzle since she's bored. The words to describe #2 are: "thing on a cowboys boot" i think it might be talking about the circle thingie in the back thats all pointy...idk just anyone have any ideas???

Answer: The thing on a cowboy's boot, I hope, is a 'spur'.

OK so i need a few crossword answers in the july Trout & salmon challenge. here are the clues: ACROSS: 9. Type of hook bend (8) I have some of the letters R?V?R?E? 13. Traditional dry fly suggesting Olive Imago (3,7) ???SPINNER DOWN: 24. Tool for landing Salmon (6) ?A?L?R I have pondered these over for hours and are loosing sleep on them! PLEASE HELP!!! Thanks, ~David

Answer: Across 9 / Reverse 13 / Red Spinner Down 24 / Tailer ....... which is a sliding loop on a handle , slipped over the tail and lifted