I am not completely sure,
Posted By: ? on 2009-02-23
In Reply to: Use of Hyphen? - Am
Subject: I am not completely sure,
but the first example I would type as
low average- to average-intellectual functioning,
as 'functioning' is used a a noun.
The second example NO hyphens.
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Agree completely! nm
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completely mumbled it, just not sure, but thanks! nm
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understand completely, you're welcome
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Could you type the sentence out completely? Also what is the patient being seen for?
Subject: Could you type the sentence out completely? Also what is the patient being seen for?
Try this - "a fracture of the distal tibia, also completely (sm)
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Well actually using just the first letter capitalized due to idiosyncrasy spelling is completely acc
Subject: Well actually using just the first letter capitalized due to idiosyncrasy spelling is completely acceptable
Either way you're completely wrong. Way to pass on bad information.
Subject: Either way you're completely wrong. Way to pass on bad information.
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completely *outeristic/alteristic* procedure - sm for details
Subject: completely *outeristic/alteristic* procedure - sm for details
Doc has a bit of an accent, so not sure what he is saying...
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The implant was completely ensheathed or insheathed in the muscle? TIA NM
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