I agree it's probably Wii Fit. They use them for low-impact exercise. sm
Posted By: Confetti on 2009-01-12
In Reply to: WeFit - Word Help, Please
Subject: I agree it's probably Wii Fit. They use them for low-impact exercise. sm
It's a fabulous idea, the seniors get to play games they haven't been able to in years, they get some exercise, it's a social event. Who knew video games would be so good for nursing homes?!?
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Subject: Doctor is saying s/l PVR or PDR with exercise.
Shoulder exercise
Subject: Shoulder exercise
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It stands for therapeutic exercise.
Subject: It stands for therapeutic exercise.
Stedman's Abbrev. has it listed as Ther Ex or ther ex, but it also googles as therex.
Exercise stress test .... sm
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S/l Gucci protocol. 
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I also see T-bar rows, which is a back exercise...? nm
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Subject: s/l fluid exercise program sm
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How about a flexible exercise program...also
Subject: How about a flexible exercise program...also
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How about therapeutic exercise program?
Subject: How about therapeutic exercise program?
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I generally type weight-bearing exercise
Subject: I generally type weight-bearing exercise
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Subject: Figured it out. I think he means graded exercise program but is saying
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Hypercholesterolemia. Reduce animal fat and ___________, increase exercise and weight loss.
Subject: Hypercholesterolemia. Reduce animal fat and ___________, increase exercise and weight loss.
The blank sounds like "courage", lol. Thanks for any help.
Is it weightbearing or weight-bearing or weight bearing..as in exercise?
Subject: Is it weightbearing or weight-bearing or weight bearing..as in exercise?
I've seen this three different ways...which is correct? Or...could all three be correct?
I agree with this....
Subject: I agree with this....
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As long as a testee is allowed to use reference material, etc. why should they not ask a question here? I personally research all of my own questions, but I do help out those that ask on this site, as well, if I know the answer. Besides, who made the above poster the "tester police" anyway? I saw no complaint from the administrator concerning multiple posts for a similar question.
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Agree with you...
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Subject: Yes, I agree with that but--sm
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Subject: I would agree with you that...
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Subject: I agree.
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I agree with ER MT
Subject: I agree with ER MT
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EXACTLY - I agree with MT in MT....sm
Subject: EXACTLY - I agree with MT in MT....sm
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Subject: I agree.. the BOS is not the know all and end all--sm
with anything, except the 80.00 they want you to spend on it every year, when they keep changing things just to make someone buy it. I can live without it, and my docs say Baker's cyst and want it typed that way.
i agree with 110
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I agree
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cc: Patient Name
Enclosure (MRI results)
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and I agree......sm
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What I do...
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That's just my way, as I use commas to separate adjectives (any description before you get to the word female).
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I don't agree...................NM
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I agree with Z and would do it the same way......nm
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Subject: I agree! sm
I always google before posting. I googled "KEEL knee prosthesis" and got NADA.
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air-fluid level
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you typed: **You would type Mercy Hospital Department of Emergency Medicine but not Mercy Hospital emergency department.**
I do not agree.....
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The way you have it looks correct, but if there is no "and" after "flexion", I would either use a semicolon or start a new sentence.
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