I answered your question that you posted
Posted By: non on 2009-02-27
In Reply to: word usage - Angela VanVlymen
Subject: I answered your question that you posted
on the Main Board instead of the Word Board.
But my answer was not transferred to this Board, but was deleted.
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We must have answered this at
Subject: We must have answered this at
the same time. LOL
thanks so much everyone who answered
Subject: thanks so much everyone who answered
I think I answered this on here before sm
Subject: I think I answered this on here before sm
Can't think of where I documented it though. Will look around.
It was still answered below.
Subject: It was still answered below.
I think you have answered your own
Subject: I think you have answered your own
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thank you that answered it all n/m
Subject: thank you that answered it all n/m
thanks
This was answered for you below.
Subject: This was answered for you below.
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Sorry I answered.
Subject: Sorry I answered.
Why I answered the way I did
Subject: Why I answered the way I did
RE: "She did not ask that.
Why don't you answer simply:
The first option is the right one."
***I believe it's better to explain how a thing is derived rather than to simply give an answer, because that way there's a better chance the person can apply the information to a new situation.
"Furthermore, if you add an
'and', THEN you have to enter a comma"
***No.
***WARNING*** Explanation below -- Not just an "answer"!
If "Explanations" cause you extreme discomfort or confusion, do not read further!
The comma rules are based on the structure of a sentence and word order rather than on specific words, so there is not a rule for "as well as."
For instance, if "as well as" is used for an introductory adverb phrase or clause, there would be a comma after that word group because it is out of normal word order:
'As well as I have played, I still cannot score a par round of golf.'
If the phrase or clause is at the end of a sentence, there is no comma because this is normal word order:
'We wanted to find a good tour to take as well as a nice place to have dinner.'
**
Now, the next time you have a problem with the way I explain something, don't be so snippy. No one who is simply trying to help another person should have to deal with someone who needs an attitude adjustment, but then, I suppose no good deed goes unpunished...Just ask nicely & I will be happy to explain. Or deconstruct, as appropriate.
Answered off line. nm
Subject: Answered off line. nm
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This was already answered in this thread, it is a
Subject: This was already answered in this thread, it is a
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and we think you have answered a person....nm
Subject: and we think you have answered a person....nm
I just answered her...........around the mouth...nm
Subject: I just answered her...........around the mouth...nm
Glad you got in answered. sm
Subject: Glad you got in answered. sm
I have done a lot of x-rays but not many MRIs. Sorry about the wrong answer.
I answered a few posts below!!
Subject: I answered a few posts below!!
thought this was answered already. sm
Subject: thought this was answered already. sm
Could it be
maxillofacial???
This was answered in the first message.
Subject: This was answered in the first message.
I would not type it out on the transcription note, however.
Answered on other board. nm
Subject: Answered on other board. nm
I think I just answered my own question
Subject: I think I just answered my own question
I googled the full phrase and I found it.
Nobody answered but QA says it is Estech (nm)
Subject: Nobody answered but QA says it is Estech (nm)
I'm so glad you answered.
Subject: I'm so glad you answered.
Thank you to all those who answered. Aranesp it is! nm
Subject: Thank you to all those who answered. Aranesp it is! nm
doh! anabanana already answered you!
Subject: doh! anabanana already answered you!
she beat me to it! 
wasnt this answered yestereday?
Subject: wasnt this answered yestereday?
Yes, but fibrosis is not cancer. What I answered
Subject: Yes, but fibrosis is not cancer. What I answered
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nevermind - my question answered
Subject: nevermind - my question answered
I was able to look up old reports on the patient and confirm that she was Sister.
You've answered my question....
Subject: You've answered my question....
Thank you to all those who answered. It was really Vasotec and Combivent :)
Subject: Thank you to all those who answered. It was really Vasotec and Combivent :)
Sorry, answered my own question! :) New-Skin
Subject: Sorry, answered my own question! :) New-Skin
Answered this on other board. It's calculous because it's an adjective. nm
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To clarify, I didn't answer the OP here. I answered on (sm)
Subject: To clarify, I didn't answer the OP here. I answered on (sm)
I answered when she asked the same question on the main board. I wasn't the poster who asked "what is so difficult about verbatim" -- I sign all of my posts.
Easy slugger - this was answered, you just have to open
Subject: Easy slugger - this was answered, you just have to open
.
Pardon me---I stand corrected! it was 4:30 am when I answered
Subject: Pardon me---I stand corrected! it was 4:30 am when I answered
sorry. don't get undies in a bunch.
I answered thie earlier, but when moved
Subject: I answered thie earlier, but when moved
the answer was lost. The "q" by itself is a dangerous abbrevision. Refer it to your supervisor as apparently the QA person does know this and, if nothing else, for clarification if they want you to use it.
This was already answered...24-2 SITA visual field test
Subject: This was already answered...24-2 SITA visual field test
Yes, I know. My post below states that and I answered her, can be indexes or indices
Subject: Yes, I know. My post below states that and I answered her, can be indexes or indices
I know ~ that's why I posted. I was sure there had to be something else.
Subject: I know ~ that's why I posted. I was sure there had to be something else.
Just listened again and he definitely says "chronic stasis." Guess I'll just flag it. Thanks for answering.
Hi again, just posted something above
Subject: Hi again, just posted something above
On the psych evaluations I get, and this is probably account specific, but we show these as headings. Not that it is required, but the dictators really seem to prefer that type of formatting. There is even one who asks for many of these same terms (including things like "he had an Full Scaled Score of..." within the body of her text. So, I always just capitalize or put things in ALL caps when she says to.
Big ditto on siren's post. Even if you could please EMAIL me, would really like to know where you work and for what facility. I LOVE psych work and both my major primaries which were ALL psych work were lost to other companies (left the one I am at) and I miss it. Glad to help though and see above post on your blank before status! Bye!
someone posted here lately sm
Subject: someone posted here lately sm
www.thefreedictionary.com also has a choice of putting in a word ending and then they give you a very long list of possible words. Hope this is helpful!
sorry, this should have been posted below. nm
Subject: sorry, this should have been posted below. nm
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Sigh...posted before done. SM
Subject: Sigh...posted before done. SM
It's hard to judge these things without hearing them - I went with what was closest to the sentence provided. While the patient could have been "dyspneic-looking like a patient with COPD or sleep apnea," that just didn't sit right with my gut.
It's under the post you just posted
Subject: It's under the post you just posted
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We must have posted at the same time :-)
Subject: We must have posted at the same time :-)
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Excuse me, but where above posted
Subject: Excuse me, but where above posted
by the administrator??? I am giving my point of view and no I am not repeating anything. I am saying it differently and it cannot hurt. Is it okay for posters to give WRONG ANSWERS? why are you not telling them enough already and give it a rest???
How come when you see the same answer on the help board over and over again, why are you not piping in telling them they are giving redundant anwers?
This subject must have hit a nerve with you.
I will not give anything a rest. Thank you. Have a nice day.
Sorry posted inside...
Subject: Sorry posted inside...
The left lower leg reveals a couple of circular areas of redness, slightly raised rash type areas, the one area being slightly more ____ s/l seated in the center.
Actually posted at the same time
Subject: Actually posted at the same time
get off your high horse.
then probably Medent as posted above...nm
Subject: then probably Medent as posted above...nm
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Someone posted looking for 500 lpd work
Subject: Someone posted looking for 500 lpd work
I can't find the original post, but I found a company whose part-time is 500lpd/2500lpw. If you are interested, email me. :-)
Thanks! That's it, figured it out right after I posted!
Subject: Thanks! That's it, figured it out right after I posted!
n/t
Sorry posted around the same time (nm)
Subject: Sorry posted around the same time (nm)
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this one you posted above is the correct one..sm
Subject: this one you posted above is the correct one..sm
Hans Christian Joachim Gram
Danish pharmacologist and pathologist, born September 13, 1853, Copenhagen; died November 14, 1938.
Associated eponyms:
Gram's solution
A solution used for Gram's stain.
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Gram's stain
The best known and most widely used bacteriological staining method, it is almost always the first test performed for the identification of bacteria.
Gram's syndrome
A syndrome occurring after menopause, characterized by adiposis dolorosa, arthritis deformans of the knee joints, and arterial hypertension.
Howell-Gram method
Method of determining the coagulation time of blood: citrate plasma in small vitrios is kept at 37º C in transparent Dewar vessel.
Weigert-Gram stain
A modified McCullum-Goodpasture stain.
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Some have even typed Gram's stain, like Alzheimer's or Crohn's (no flames please, we all know some believe in omitting the apostrophe s)...but if hyphenated, it's gram-negative, gram-positive (as in rods).
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