cc is for solids and mL for liquids

Posted By: sm on 2007-11-07
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as i understand it. But cannot document in the BOS; is it there? Also wonder how this fits with the dangerous abbreviations...a 420-cc expander?

what do you do, mL for all?

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cc is for solids and mL for liquids - sm
- RE: cc versus ml - klownmom
- to sue who e/m'd me - sm
  - Why not just reply to her e-mail??? (nm) - joan
- cc=mL from what I've seen - Not a mathematician
- and the QA people wonder why we ever get anything right. It is always changing. - ME
  - QA didn't make the rules or change the rule. We have to learn 'em - SM - QALady
    - Well now, - nana
      - I agree with you, Nana. It's an uphill battle. SM - QALady
        Agreed, standard set, so - nana
      - AMEN Nanna - Way to Go
        You are so right on - nana
- We have been told to use mL for all, regardless if dictated cc. Dangerous abbrev. blahblahblah nm - Bwhup
  - Ain't it great that - nana
    - I, for one, stand with you. - nm
      - I agree, too. I'm just so tired of it all, don't have the energy left to argue with 'em any - Bwhup

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