Good question. Could the doc be correcting sm
Posted By: nm2 on 2009-04-04
In Reply to: total hip arthroplasty components - S
Subject: Good question. Could the doc be correcting sm
himself? Worth flagging.
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Thank you for correcting me on the ...sm
Subject: Thank you for correcting me on the ...sm
word pare it is truly appreciated. I could not figure out the other word as it did not sound like Surgicel so I left it blank. Thank you for all your help and have a good day.
maybe the doc is just correcting
Subject: maybe the doc is just correcting
him/herself and saying diabetes?
QA is correcting me saying it should be L5-S1
Subject: QA is correcting me saying it should be L5-S1
I have always typed say L2-L3 and L5, S1. Which is correct???
THanks
Correcting himself?
Subject: Correcting himself?
Does his tone of voice suggest at all that he's saying positive and then correcting himself by saying negative? That was my first thought anyway.
he may be correcting himself or I would put or
Subject: he may be correcting himself or I would put or
CORRECTING QA
Subject: CORRECTING QA
Try giving the lousy QA person the "chapter and verse" in Dorland's or some other equally credible reference work. I used to do that whenever an MD questioned work. Shut 'em right up. Just cite the page, edition, etc. Maybe they will learn something from you.
Rosie
Is he just correcting himself, maybe?
Subject: Is he just correcting himself, maybe?
x
maybe correcting to say most likely
Subject: maybe correcting to say most likely
nm
EPS - s/l "MD76" :) (nm, just correcting above)
Subject: EPS - s/l "MD76" :) (nm, just correcting above)
nm
may be correcting to say grade 2-4/6?...nm
Subject: may be correcting to say grade 2-4/6?...nm
nm
I know. I'm just correcting spelling
Subject: I know. I'm just correcting spelling
Ask original poster who replied
sounds like correcting, take out Got.
Subject: sounds like correcting, take out Got.
nm
Thank you for correcting my spelling!
Subject: Thank you for correcting my spelling!
Could he be correcting hisself?
Subject: Could he be correcting hisself?
I suppose the doctor could be a woman, too, huh?
Thinking dictator may have been correcting himself, sm
Subject: Thinking dictator may have been correcting himself, sm
and said "running technique" to "running fashion." Just guessing.
(The above is just correcting typos in post, still hoping for help. :) )
Subject: (The above is just correcting typos in post, still hoping for help. :) )
maybe correcting himself; Large Fragment Which Constituted.
Subject: maybe correcting himself; Large Fragment Which Constituted.
nm
Thanks....stupid ASR. Been correcting that term for so long I was doubting myself.
Subject: Thanks....stupid ASR. Been correcting that term for so long I was doubting myself.
Thought maybe I was out of the ordinary in typing S1, S2 as it ALWAYS comes up S1-S2. Stupid fricken ASR, grumble, grumble, grumble.
Quit correcting typos. We need support, not correction.
Subject: Quit correcting typos. We need support, not correction.
This is not direct specifically at you. I wish everyone would quit being so darn picky in these forums. We are all tired and just needing help on the question. We are all typing without spell check in this program which we are all very accustom to relying on. Give us all a break....and yes...I am SURE that I have a typo in here and don't care. This is where we come for support, not correction.
I remember someone correcting me about a sentence that was "patient has got spinal stenosis."
Subject: I remember someone correcting me about a sentence that was "patient has got spinal stenosis."
NWMNMT:Good grief, good grief, good grief..If this is the case, the doctor should also explain
Subject: NWMNMT:Good grief, good grief, good grief..If this is the case, the doctor should also explain
the meaning in an ADDENDUM.
How do you know what the doctor meant? GOOD GRIEF, are you the know-it-all (hyphens must be put here, as it is used as a noun!) on this board? Get over yourself!
Who understands what it means without an explanation?
The MOST obvious is apparently like I understood it:
5 packs in 1 year.
Maybe the doctor really meant this, 5 packs per year, so essentially a nonsmoker.
GOOD GRIEF, get over yourself!
Glad to help. You give good me a good S/L and info. nm
Subject: Glad to help. You give good me a good S/L and info. nm
Glad to help. You give good such good S/L and info. nm
Subject: Glad to help. You give good such good S/L and info. nm
Good save, Hay! I never heard of this. Have a good one! nm
Subject: Good save, Hay! I never heard of this. Have a good one! nm
s
Good for you
Subject: Good for you
:-)
good/well
Subject: good/well
According to Webster's, good as an adjective and standard after verbs like "feel" and "taste". It goes on to say that both "good" and "well" are used to express good health, but "I feel good" may connote good spirits in addition to good health. I was always taught in English class that one feels "good," not well. If you feel well, your fingers are working correctly. Since it says that good and well are both used to express health, perhaps you can take your choice. I would write that he looks good.
Looks good to me.
Subject: Looks good to me.
x
THX again-- your good!
Subject: THX again-- your good!
You are good, that is it !!!! Thank you...nm
Subject: You are good, that is it !!!! Thank you...nm
x
looks good to me, thanks!
Subject: looks good to me, thanks!
//
Yep, you did! Good for you! More fun that way. nm
Subject: Yep, you did! Good for you! More fun that way. nm
x
So far so good for you, then.
Subject: So far so good for you, then.
re hypertension
That's a good one!
Subject: That's a good one!
Wow--ER MT you are good!
Subject: Wow--ER MT you are good!
I think this is incredibly fun trying to figure these things out! That one had me totally stumped!
Good job! I think you got it.
Subject: Good job! I think you got it.
nm
quite welcome - I'm not very good at the s/l- nm
Subject: quite welcome - I'm not very good at the s/l- nm
You are good, ....
Subject: You are good, ....
Thank you for both replies, above too. I really appreciate it!
U R good
Subject: U R good
the patient does have kidney problems! Thanks!!!
good to know...thanks
Subject: good to know...thanks
good - that's what I did...Thanks!
Subject: good - that's what I did...Thanks!
Same here, good to know, thanks..
Subject: Same here, good to know, thanks..
x
Oh good thanks
Subject: Oh good thanks
I guess I just wasn't searching properly. I mean this is one I really would not want to get wrong - embarrassing!
Wow. This is why good MTs have
Subject: Wow. This is why good MTs have
Wow...good one
Subject: Wow...good one
I would assume that the FO part is fever of periodic pain... now the A part is another story... But you know the old saying about assuming...
Oh, very good!...nm
Subject: Oh, very good!...nm
Woo hoo! Looks good :) NM
Subject: Woo hoo! Looks good :) NM
NM up there... And it's a good day when
Subject: NM up there... And it's a good day when
s
that's a good one - seen in both
Subject: that's a good one - seen in both
ways, some doc offices prefer one way over other, but more than not have seen Roman numerals.
That's a good one.
Subject: That's a good one.
But, I don't think so. She was very, very clear. One of the few docs I get who is not an ESL. If I get anything back from QA I'll let you all know.
you are good
Subject: you are good
it's hard to figure out what's being said without hearing it! It's like a puzzle.
wow, you all are good!! TY! n/m
Subject: wow, you all are good!! TY! n/m
:)
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