I usually try helping myself first to save egg on my face
Posted By: in front of others - & you're welcome for the l on 2007-02-25
In Reply to: thank you for the rude reply. appreciate it. hope you never need help. jeez. - thanks
Subject: I usually try helping myself first to save egg on my face
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save=except nm
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Save and reboot
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Good save, Tx! :) nm
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If I were you, just to save yourself some extra--sm
Subject: If I were you, just to save yourself some extra--sm
work and time, I would try to find out if a separate spellchecker could be used with your platform. If it can, I would think it would save you a whole lot of time with a lot less hassle. JMO
save in this instance would be except ...sm
Subject: save in this instance would be except ...sm
except the base, which was cauterized. I would re-word to say: The scope was passed down to the cecum. A polyp was present, multiple biopsies removed it save for its base which was cauterized.
Save it in your favorites. :)
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http://www.mercksource.com/pp/us/cns/cns_hl_dorlands_split.jsp?pg=/ppdocs/us/common/dorlands/dorland/misc/dmd-a-b-000.htm
Sounds like a good save to me! :) nm
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Thanks, that may save me some research time.
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Many thanks! I'll save that link - thank you.
Subject: Many thanks! I'll save that link - thank you.
Thanks for your response! Save it for future. nm
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Hey, good save, FlyBye! I think you've got it! :) nm
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Ooooh, good save, Tx! I think you've got it! :) nm
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....had some concern about the adequate s/l save-er-al bowel prep
Subject: ....had some concern about the adequate s/l save-er-al bowel prep
Any ideas would be great.....Thanks
Good save, Spice! Not my post, but I like being able to learn something new everyday. Thx! :) nm
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En face
Subject: En face
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en face
Subject: en face
OneLook defines "enface" as "writing on the face of"
but...I remember researching this awhile ago and finding out it was French. Babel Fish translate "en face" from French to English as "opposite".
Clear as mud now??? 
en face
Subject: en face
This means, "in front" or head on, in this case I am guessing "face up"
en face
Subject: en face
Vera Pyle's Current Medical Terminology Book states: en face ("ahn fahs") (Fr., in front, head on) - Usage: "X-rays revealed left chest wall and diaphragmatic pleural plaques, the former seen both in profile and en face"
I believe it's en face (nm)
Subject: I believe it's en face (nm)
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en face
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pronounced on fos.
en face
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en face
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en face
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The tumor bed was boosted with a 10 x 10 cm electron cone en face.
en face
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en face
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en face
Subject: en face
This means *on face* literally but refers to something being viewed straight on.
it's two words en face nm
Subject: it's two words en face nm
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What is s/l max face scan?
Not found in search of board or in ref books. Found in one place on-line but doesn't expand or give any info. This account wants abbrev. expanded 1st time.
Thanks anyone if you know.
S/L: face-ease
Subject: S/L: face-ease
New neurology account for me:
Cranial Nerves: Reveals EOMI without nystagmus, full visual fields to confrontation testing bilaterally. Mild left chronic facial droop. Mildly masked S/L: FACE-EASE. Hearing grossly intact to voice bilaterally.
Haven't heard of this word...Thanks!
en face is correct
Subject: en face is correct
and just to learn something new medical-word speaking, it comes from the french and means *opposite*
per face sheet?
Subject: per face sheet?
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said it twice, first s/l Bi-face, second s/l Vidase 30 mg
Subject: said it twice, first s/l Bi-face, second s/l Vidase 30 mg
If it's on the face, it could be jowls. sm
Subject: If it's on the face, it could be jowls. sm
It's kind of hanging skin on your jaw. Hopefully we won't have them anytime soon!
en face -- s/l on foss
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it's en face -- s/l on foss (nm)
Subject: it's en face -- s/l on foss (nm)
It was "pregnancy changes" Boy is my face red! :)
Subject: It was "pregnancy changes" Boy is my face red! :)
MANY MANY thanks for helping.
Subject: MANY MANY thanks for helping.
Thank you for helping
Subject: Thank you for helping
Hi, thanks for helping. She is 30.
Subject: Hi, thanks for helping. She is 30.
Sorry, helping!
Subject: Sorry, helping!
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Thanks for helping!
Subject: Thanks for helping!
Thanks all!
ah ok thank you for always helping me
Subject: ah ok thank you for always helping me
That's it. Thank you very much for helping :)
Subject: That's it. Thank you very much for helping :)
Thanks for helping!
Subject: Thanks for helping!
Thanks for helping...nm
Subject: Thanks for helping...nm
Thanks for helping..nm
Subject: Thanks for helping..nm
s/l 50% of the face not modest or eustachian
Subject: s/l 50% of the face not modest or eustachian
Redness and discoloration of face - sm
Subject: Redness and discoloration of face - sm
"I advised the patient to try some s/l niac to see if it helps with the redness and discoloration of her face"
Any ideas?
Thank you.
I really enjoy helping others, especially sm
Subject: I really enjoy helping others, especially sm
MTs like you and NewbieMT who show a lot of promise.
To answer your questions, I majored in medical secretarial and got my AA in that. After that, it was tough finding a job with no experience, but I managed to get a great job at an ivy-league teaching hospital. I worked as a medical secretary in the outpatient department for 7 years and then decided I hated the "front line" with the phones, appointments, yelling patients, screaming doctors (and doing transcription as part of that job, too), that I branched off into transcription. So, in total, over 30 years. Even after all this time, I haven't forgotten how terrifying it was starting out, so I really feel for you guys.
Would anybody mind helping me. sm
Subject: Would anybody mind helping me. sm
I am doing a report and doc marked an area on the arm states "was demarcated in lines of ____, sounds like langar? Thank you so much. I appreciate all your help.
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