onelook.com. That is where to look:) nm
Posted By: christy on 2006-12-07
In Reply to: Is there a way to do ''wildcard'' searches for medical terms on Google? nm - Googler
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I like onelook.com nm
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Onelook.com is my most used! SM
If I can only hear the ending of something or at least the first letter of it, I put p*losis and will give me options, which the word is usually there. That goes for drugs or anything. It's great for definitions also, hence the name One look. I actually found the site from someone on here. You can also customize it so it starts looking in medical books first and not general and will give you those dictionaries.
http://www.onelook.com/
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Go to onelook.com and put in h*ezia and see what comes up. NM
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Try http://www.onelook.com/
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onelook.com; drugs@FDA...nm
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flocculence is listed on onelook.com-sm
and has a definition of being flocculent which means having a fluffy character or appearance. I am by no means saying in my previous statment that this is a medical transcription standard but simply stating what I have found in my research of this. I also would like to know for sure if this is correct or not if anyone knows.
I have many, many doctors who frequently state, "There is no fluctuance on palpation of the wound." I have been typing fluctuance all this time and just ignoring spell check because it is used so frequently, so if this is wrong, any advice would be helpful. Thanks.
Use onelook.com. You can find just about all things there. nm
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Try the Word board or onelook.com with fl*quinone
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It's found in a few dictionaries off the onelook.com site. Use it. :) nm
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Onelook.com is an excellent dictionary site. :) NM
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Use onelook.com to look stuff up and then pick up Dorland's, etc. off of there. Great site! nm
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Also onelook.com as the Dorland's links right off there. Book would be Tessier's Surgical Word
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