Caught that w/ spellcheck afterwards ;) Thanks though.
Posted By: Jai on 2006-11-15
In Reply to: reducible - aln
Subject: Caught that w/ spellcheck afterwards ;) Thanks though.
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Yes, caught her mistake but she keeps
Subject: Yes, caught her mistake but she keeps
on truckin.
well, at least she caught her own mistake--sm
Subject: well, at least she caught her own mistake--sm
above, but still, her answer had nothing, really, to do with the question. sigh.
Thanks ER, I googled and caught it too
Subject: Thanks ER, I googled and caught it too
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I caught that already but thanks! an element
Subject: I caught that already but thanks! an element
I hear ya. He/she will get caught eventually
Subject: I hear ya. He/she will get caught eventually
and I wonder if it is the same one and just changes his/her name. Who knows.
Sounds like he was caught not being specific enough.
Subject: Sounds like he was caught not being specific enough.
You should have been given account specific pages that explain what is expected. Nobody really knows what verbatim means until account specifics are spelled out. He needs to take a chill pill and put his expectations in writing, get approval from his supervisor, then run those specifics by the contact for the account. Otherwise all the MTs will change what they are doing and somebody at the hospital will object and then you'll have to change the way you do things AGAIN! JMO.
...'scuse my spelling. That's one I always get caught on! nm
Subject: ...'scuse my spelling. That's one I always get caught on! nm
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You're right, but no worries - I caught it.
Subject: You're right, but no worries - I caught it.
nm
caught my own mistake. it's Pleurx.
Subject: caught my own mistake. it's Pleurx.
okay. Not trying to be spelling police or anything, but it just caught my eye.
Subject: okay. Not trying to be spelling police or anything, but it just caught my eye.
yes, a long one for me too. Enjoy your weekend.
No, he said caughten. I typed caught.
Subject: No, he said caughten. I typed caught.
He also says "orientated" all the time, and butchers other terms as well. Just wanted to vent. Thanks though. 
Hope you caught the misspelled "groove" in there before you sent it. nm
Subject: Hope you caught the misspelled "groove" in there before you sent it. nm
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Spellcheck
Subject: Spellcheck
If you are using a medical spellchecker program, I don't know why you would use MS word to spell check anything. the spellchecker program runs in the background and underlines everything in red that is misspelled. so much easier than having to do a spell check on every document! just a suggestion.
Both spellcheck, but - sm
Subject: Both spellcheck, but - sm
Nonobstructing spell checks but I always hyphenate it as I think it looks better and is clearer. Just my opinion.
*always - also spellcheck is not always right.
Subject: *always - also spellcheck is not always right.
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Hernias can get all kinds of parts and things caught into them. nm
Subject: Hernias can get all kinds of parts and things caught into them. nm
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Already caught spelling error It's Brain MRI not a brian!
Subject: Already caught spelling error It's Brain MRI not a brian!
I actually noticed when my spellcheck got it..
Subject: I actually noticed when my spellcheck got it..
not in MY spellcheck, it isn't, and it is Stedman's.
Subject: not in MY spellcheck, it isn't, and it is Stedman's.
I will not use it either. I do not think it is professional looking and if I was still going through training, it would not be acceptable to the school either. but my Stedman's spellcheck will not accept it, either.
use spellcheck to your advantage
Subject: use spellcheck to your advantage
If your spellcheck checks for capitalization (like Word), you can just type the med in lower case, and it will mark it as wrong if it needs to be capitalized. You can then put the ones that need to be capitalized into autocorrect so you don't have to memorize brand names.
Thanks. Just checked by spellcheck
Subject: Thanks. Just checked by spellcheck
and fiducials came up.
TY. Spellcheck didn't like it.
Subject: TY. Spellcheck didn't like it.
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My med spellcheck did not like this word
Subject: My med spellcheck did not like this word
thanks, found the extra "n" once I did spellcheck...nm
Subject: thanks, found the extra "n" once I did spellcheck...nm
word's spellcheck/grammar is not always right...
Subject: word's spellcheck/grammar is not always right...
i have come across that many, many times even with stedmans.
when all else fails with stedmans/word, grab webster.
My spellcheck says Thiersch-Duplay
Subject: My spellcheck says Thiersch-Duplay
and did find Thiersch in surgical word book. See cannot always go by the docs spelling.
my spellcheck comes up with carbo Taxol
Subject: my spellcheck comes up with carbo Taxol
yes, carboplatin is not trade. Then my Pharmaceutical Drug Book has it as Carbo-Tax. Go figure.
I think I will make it the carbo Taxol as in my spellcheck.
Thanks to both of you.
That's what I thought - then I ran a spellcheck, but I'm sure that's what I'm hearing.
Subject: That's what I thought - then I ran a spellcheck, but I'm sure that's what I'm hearing.
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which Stedman's..?? spellcheck likes either
Subject: which Stedman's..?? spellcheck likes either
Dorland's spellcheck shows it ceruminotic nm
Subject: Dorland's spellcheck shows it ceruminotic nm
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Stedman's spellcheck was updated in 2002 by
Subject: Stedman's spellcheck was updated in 2002 by
Barb G and if Barb says it is effect it IS effect! The 2002 and 2003 Stedman spellcheck is more accurate than any of their printed or electronic dictionary versions.
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Question regarding Microsoft Word Spellcheck sm
Subject: Question regarding Microsoft Word Spellcheck sm
 After completing the typing in a Microsoft Word document, I do a spell check. When the spell check is complete, and I have to hit okay, it makes a really, really loud DING, and because I am using ExpressScribe and have to have the volume up on my headphones, it is really causing me problems with how loud the DING is, as it either scares the heck out of me or I also believe it is giving me a headache. So, I have to take my headphones off while doing the spellcheck, so I'm not deaf by the end of the day. I was wondering if anyone knew how to turn off the DING. I would be so appreciative!
my medical spellcheck has mica, not mico
Subject: my medical spellcheck has mica, not mico
Before spellcheck and expanders, we LEARNED the difference!
Subject: Before spellcheck and expanders, we LEARNED the difference!
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The injury occurred on 18 February, 2009 when his hand got caught in a lade at work. nm
Subject: The injury occurred on 18 February, 2009 when his hand got caught in a lade at work. nm
I did find it with Google, but spellcheck doesn't recognize.
Subject: I did find it with Google, but spellcheck doesn't recognize.
In my spellcheck it is written as cardiac wise -- two words; no hypen.
Subject: In my spellcheck it is written as cardiac wise -- two words; no hypen.
Thanks, I came close in my guesses but not close enough for spellcheck to offer a suggestion!
Subject: Thanks, I came close in my guesses but not close enough for spellcheck to offer a suggestion!
We have been caught by our QA for transcribing Toprol XL instead of Toprol-XL Since there is
Subject: We have been caught by our QA for transcribing Toprol XL instead of Toprol-XL Since there is
technically not a drug called Toprol should this be transcribed as Toprol-XL though dictated as only Toprol. Have not been called on this yet, but just wondering what others do.
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