I always use the dash n/m
Posted By: shopaholic on 2008-01-06
In Reply to: Is it L5/S1 or L5-S1 disk herniation? - sm
Subject: I always use the dash n/m
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Maybe she is saying DASH.
Subject: Maybe she is saying DASH.
Thank you both. He is saying dash
Subject: Thank you both. He is saying dash
meaning hyphen. Why didn't he just not say hypen instead. It would have made my life a bit easier. LOL.
He then says "utilizing Influence In-Dash Fast device bone anchors were placed. I did find Influence In-Fast Bone Anchor System. YIKES and DUH on my part.
There is no dash...
Subject: There is no dash...
There is no dash in the abbreviation. The "C" stands for continuous - continuous positive airway pressure. The MD probably just has a preference for his to look that way. Since it is a verbatim account, I would do as he requests - on his work only. Continue to use the correct CPAP elsewhere. You're right - he's wrong, but he's the doc! Sometimes we're damned if we do and damned if we don't. Sorry for your dilemma. Hope this was helpful. Have a good day :-)
dash
Subject: dash
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Just my opinion, but I would use a dash.
Subject: Just my opinion, but I would use a dash.
my manager says always with the dash
Subject: my manager says always with the dash
My QA says with dash, google has both. I go with QA.
Subject: My QA says with dash, google has both. I go with QA.
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The punctuation mark dash, maybe to sm
Subject: The punctuation mark dash, maybe to sm
separate the positive hx of heart murmur from the negatives following?
s/l influence in-dash fast???
Subject: s/l influence in-dash fast???
technqiue. The procedure is a transvaginal sling, bladder neck suspension.
The sentence is: A loss of bladder neck support was noted to exist. A transvaginal sling, bladder neck suspension was performed utilizing s/l influence in-dash fast??? technique. He is stumbling a bit at the beginning of the influence part, so maybe that is not even right.
Could he perhaps be saying "tonic dash clonic?"
Subject: Could he perhaps be saying "tonic dash clonic?"
Pt on s/l "lovera dash 20 a one". Psychiatric pt with asthma. nm
Subject: Pt on s/l "lovera dash 20 a one". Psychiatric pt with asthma. nm
in my older Stedman Speller it shows a dash
Subject: in my older Stedman Speller it shows a dash
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