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I almost wrote that too but there's an "ic" there, so must be Celtic. nm

Posted By: bettyrice on 2007-10-01
In Reply to: That is almost - Hey

Subject: I almost wrote that too but there's an "ic" there, so must be Celtic. nm




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I'd go with this post, Celtic....they usually say
Subject: I'd go with this post, Celtic....they usually say

or Fitzpatrick type 1, 2, 3, 4, or 5....but I never heard them say Celtic in 28+ years; however, with your description it makes PERFECT sense.....
Celtic is it. Thanks. He also pronounces kephalad...
Subject: Celtic is it. Thanks. He also pronounces kephalad...

for cephalad. If he ever says kervical, I'd go nuts.
If on the face, could be Celtic - pale with ruddy cheeks, easily
Subject: If on the face, could be Celtic - pale with ruddy cheeks, easily

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Thank you! wrote it down. nm
Subject: Thank you! wrote it down. nm

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Tks! I wrote it down. n/m
Subject: Tks! I wrote it down. n/m

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He's probably looking at what the patient wrote..
Subject: He's probably looking at what the patient wrote..


Thought so too from what you wrote, but that is all I could come up with.
Subject: Thought so too from what you wrote, but that is all I could come up with.


He may be reading from what the pt wrote
Subject: He may be reading from what the pt wrote

My doctor does that. He reads the drug as it was incorrectly written by the pt or the medical assistant. I have to look at the PMH to figure it out.
Probably what he means, or what the patient wrote. Why, oh why, do they do this!
Subject: Probably what he means, or what the patient wrote. Why, oh why, do they do this!

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Thanks for the info, wrote it into my Stedman.
Subject: Thanks for the info, wrote it into my Stedman.


I wrote the entire sentence for baling.
Subject: I wrote the entire sentence for baling.

Mitral valve appears morphologically normal with mild s/l baling or belling of the posterior leaflets.


Thanks again


Deborah


wow! didn't catch that until you wrote, Debra. thanks much - corrected it. - n/m
Subject: wow! didn't catch that until you wrote, Debra. thanks much - corrected it. - n/m


Meant...the patient probably wrote Lantrex, as he's very clear. Oh well.
Subject: Meant...the patient probably wrote Lantrex, as he's very clear. Oh well.

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I wrote SM, meaning the rest of the sentence was in the body.... :-)
Subject: I wrote SM, meaning the rest of the sentence was in the body.... :-)

:-)
wow i agreed septicemia, sorry, i wrote bacteremia, the fingers have their own brain
Subject: wow i agreed septicemia, sorry, i wrote bacteremia, the fingers have their own brain


I wrote for 1-gram Rocephin IV, digoxin load at 0.5 mg IV and **renal distopin 2 mg IV
Subject: I wrote for 1-gram Rocephin IV, digoxin load at 0.5 mg IV and **renal distopin 2 mg IV


Glad we got it. Glad I could read what I wrote!! nm
Subject: Glad we got it. Glad I could read what I wrote!! nm