One is misspelled, one is not. (sm)
Posted By: Misha on 2007-09-01
In Reply to: Question about glues!! - MaryL
TISSEEL® KIT VH Baxter Fibrin Sealant.
The wrong spelling was published in some resources early on, and caused a lot of confusion. The above is correct.
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I misspelled dinosaur...
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Unless you have never misspelled a word, then
Everyone in entitled to misspell a word on a forum! Chill out and get some compassion! OCD much?
another misspelled word!
"Incidentally" (Sorry!, I guess I was all "riled up" while typing about this subject!)
I think when you do editing the misspelled
words stand out like a sore thumb. I see them everywhere, from ads to television news programs. I have seen then in ads for newspaper, a furrier in Alaska had misspelling in a book advertising their furs, found at cleaners, everywhere. Sorry but my eyes are drawn immediately to a word like this and besides, like I said, if you have again you would not want that in a typed report- QA might be watching. I read Craig's List here in my town and if you get this, make notice of all the words in there. I read 1 the other day and wondered if child had written, that is how bad it was.
Ack, misspelled HIPAA!
I really do know how to spell HIPAA correctly, except when I'm being an airhead, sheesh!
mindshit (oops, misspelled)
oh, that is so, so disgusting -- a dime a dozen -- then how come they have MTs quitting after a week when they realize what kind of crap they're going to have to do and the pathetic compensaion that they're going to get for it!!
uhmm...you misspelled it..."bologna" lol
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Probably because I'm an MT and I don't like to see consistently misspelled words.
Perhaps they don't bother you. I pity your employers.
Misspelled words, punctuation
I would love to be an Editor some day, love reading the typos in the newspapers, etc. However, I nor anyone else is perfect and we all have our days. On the other hand it depends on what you are accustomed to. I have typed radiology periodically and on one account told to use punctuation where needed and another account that I worked clinic in-house radiology was told by the radiologists not to use punctuation unless they told us to because it could change the meaning of the sentence. So, I obliged and no longer use punctuation unless it is dictated to me. Unless I hear differently I will continue to do as I am told.
It is JCAHO. The most misspelled acronym in medicine! nm
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