I hate to beat a dead horse, but...
Posted By: Horski on 2008-12-05
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Subject: I hate to beat a dead horse, but...
I have searched MTStars and can't find my answer. I have posted this question before and do not get a reply. I promise this will be my last attempt to find this answer. I know how to use follow up and follow-up, BUT many people are using followup per BOS. I can't find followup as a word in any dictionary. Can someone please tell me where this is found BESIDES BOS? Thanks in advance. We are possibly putting in a quality check and I want to make sure I have it correct before then. Thank you!
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Subject: I hate to beat an old horse to death, but...
I have searched MTStars and can't find my answer. I have posted this question before and do not get a reply. I promise this will be my last attempt to find this answer. I know how to use follow up and follow-up, BUT many people are using followup per BOS. I can't find followup as a word in any dictionary. Can someone please tell me where this is found BESIDES BOS? Thanks in advance. We are possibly putting in a quality check and I want to make sure I have it correct before then. Thank you!
Okay folks... end of the day and I am beat and brain dead please help
Subject: Okay folks... end of the day and I am beat and brain dead please help
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horse serum?
Subject: horse serum?
I have a pt allergic to horse serum. Could someone explain this to me?
Horse serum - sm
Subject: Horse serum - sm
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Subject: Charley horse. :)
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Subject: sl holland horse plaque
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Subject: don't beat yourself up, your are not alone
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Subject: could be in beat run.
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Subject: end beat run?
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Subject: yeah, if the patient was a horse :) it's Questran (nm)
ectopic beat nm
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Subject: One-beat clonus?
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Subject: probably saying an 8-beat run of ventricular
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Subject: maybe clapping or clopping (like horse, but more of a sound) from a.fib (nmsg)
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Subject: Good day CL :) Beat me to it! Was getting link lol
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Subject: Or possibly multi-beat clonus :-) nm
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Subject: is this correct for HEART; occasional s/l topic beat?
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Subject: i hate BOS..sm
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to 'I hate hyphens'.........s/m
Subject: to 'I hate hyphens'.........s/m
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Thank you both..I am brain dead over here...
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Subject: Brain dead here
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hate to disappoint you but it was moi, Beavus
Subject: hate to disappoint you but it was moi, Beavus
as no one else here seems to know how to do that.
I also wanted to see what would happen once posted, and you helped underscore my point. We can be good MTs or we can continue to be mediocre and then need to shut up about work going offshore. It is one thing to know when to use disc and when to use disk and another to give the client what they want, BUT to adopt an attitude of not knowing when it is proper to use these words, we diminished our value.
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I AM DEAD WRONG on this...sorry folks...nm
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duh. Thanks, brain dead tonight.
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That's it. My brain is dead today!! Thanks again. NM
Subject: That's it. My brain is dead today!! Thanks again. NM
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thanks, my brain is dead today
Subject: thanks, my brain is dead today
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