FOUND IT. HOORAY. Alk phos isoenzymes
Posted By: Barbara on 2009-02-01
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Subject: FOUND IT. HOORAY. Alk phos isoenzymes
The word was ALK PHOS isoenzymes.
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Could be CPK and isoenzymes were normal. nm
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Obtain outcloss? isoenzymes due to an elevated phosphatase alkaline 208.
Subject: Obtain outcloss? isoenzymes due to an elevated phosphatase alkaline 208.
Can't find this word- sounds like "outcloss or
owcloss". The sentence is "Obtain outcloss?
isoenzymes due to an elevated phosphatase alkaline
208. Any help would be appreciated.
Thanks, Barbara
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Subject: s/l en phos
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alk phos
Subject: alk phos
Is it ok to type alk phos, or should it be spelled out? I have been told it should be spelled out, but I cannot find any verification of this.
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alk phos...alkaline
Subject: alk phos...alkaline
phosphotase.
Maybe saying something like amylase or alk phos? nm
Subject: Maybe saying something like amylase or alk phos? nm
alk phos for alkaline phosphatase? nm
Subject: alk phos for alkaline phosphatase? nm
alkaline phosphatase -- alk phos is how I do it. Don't do BOS though. nm
Subject: alkaline phosphatase -- alk phos is how I do it. Don't do BOS though. nm
directed on phosphorus (phos)
Subject: directed on phosphorus (phos)
It's alk phos....short for alkaline phosphatase...nm
Subject: It's alk phos....short for alkaline phosphatase...nm
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Alk phos is short for alkaline phosphatase. And your NST should be AST
Subject: Alk phos is short for alkaline phosphatase. And your NST should be AST
Alk phos is short for alkaline phosphatase. And your NST should be AST
alk phos, short for alkaline phosphatase. nm
Subject: alk phos, short for alkaline phosphatase. nm
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Subject: not saying alk phos or alkaline phosphatase really fast? nm
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Maybe an elevated alk phos for alkaline phosphatase? Was it mentioned before? nm
Subject: Maybe an elevated alk phos for alkaline phosphatase? Was it mentioned before? nm
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alk phos is slang, fine if verbatim account, otherwise spell it out. nm
Subject: alk phos is slang, fine if verbatim account, otherwise spell it out. nm
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