blood cell= BLAOL
blood cells= BLAOLS
blood clot= BLAOKT
blood count= BLAOK
blood pressure= BLAOPS
blood sample= BLAOFRPL
blood serum= BLAORM
blood stream= BLAOFM
blood sugar= BLAORB
blood sugar level= BLAORBL
blood test= BLAOT
blood transfusion= BLAOFGS
blood type= BLAOP
blood vessel= BLAOFL
blood vessels= BLAOFLS
blood alcohol= BLOL
blood alcohol level= BLEFL
This is a great combination lit and Q & A practice. The dialog (Q & A) part of the dictation is repeated twice in the audio. This practice is great for a moderate-lit workout, and a slow Q & A practice. The Q & A part is especially helpful for students who are also working on punctuation.
Here are some briefs and phrases from the video:
movie= MO*EF
champion= KHAON
season= S-N
cell phone= SLOEN or SFOEN
at the end of= TEFN
upset= SPET
football= FAOBL
baseball= BAIBL
restaurant= STRAUNT
especially= EP
United States= *US
negative= NEF
library= LAOIB
Here’s some great medical dictation:
Here are some briefs from the video:
pelvis= PEFLS
fracture= FRAUR
dislocation= SDLOEX
posterior= PRAOR
segment= SEGT
sacrum= SKRUM or SAI/KRUM
appendicitis= A/PEND/SAOITS or A/PEN/DA/SAOITS
colon= KLON
diagnose= D-G
diverticulitis= DAOIFR/TIK/LAOITS
appendectomy= AP/PEN/DEK/TOEM or AP/*EN/DEK/TOEM or AP/DEK/TOEM
abdominal= ABL
quadrant= QAURNT
nausea= NAUZ/YA
lumbosacral= LUM/BOE/SKRAL or LUM/BOE/SAI/KRAL
scoliosis= SKOELZ or SKOE/LAOE/OEZ or SKOE/LI/OEZ
intervertebral= INT/VERT/BRAL
diverticulum= DAOIFR/TIK/LUM or DAOIFR/TIK/AOU/LUM
cancer= KAERN
carcinoid= KARS/NOID
malignant= MALGT
central nervous system= KR-NS
nocturia= NOK/TUR/YA or NOK/TOR/YA
diplopia= DA/PLOEP/YA
dysphasia= DIS/FAIZ/*A or DIS/FAIZ/YA
Here’s some great jury charge dictation:
Here are some briefs from the video:
as a result= SRULT
of course= -FX
preponderance of the evidence= PEPD
rules of law= RAUFLS
bear in mind= BAERMD
concentrate= SKRAENT
volume= VAOUM
number of witnesses= NUNS
interested witness= TR-NS
matter of law= MAFL
matter of fact= MAFT
as a matter of fact= SMAFT
if any= FAEN
if you find= FUFND
credible evidence= KRAEFD
accident happened= SDAPD
accident occurred= SDURD
Below is the same dictation at various speeds for speed building:
120
140
160
Here are some briefs from the video:
would you please= WOUP
buisness address= BAES
subpoena= SPAOEN
any further=NIFRT
transcript= TRIPT
do you have= DOUF
have you ever been= VUFRB
litigation= LIGS
let me ask you= SKLOU
let me ask you this= SKLOUTS
website= WAOIBT
download= DLOAD or DOUNL
full time= FOIM
high school= HAOL
motorcycle= MOIK
part time= POIM
This is a funny one-minute skit about answering questions at a deposition. Depending on your speed and your familiarity with Q&A designations, this could be a good burst of practice for you.
Here are some briefs for some of the words and phrases used in the video:
my name is= MAOINS
in this case= NIK
Have you ever had your deposition taken before?= VUFRPD
for the record= FRORD
Where do you work= WROURK
urinalysis= AOURNLZ
unemployed= TPHROID
airport= AIRPT
