Is it Ringer's Lactate, Ringers Lactate, sm
Posted By: gmg on 2006-01-30
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Subject: Is it Ringer's Lactate, Ringers Lactate, sm
Ringers lactate OR ringers lacate. I have seen it all these ways in Google, but can't find it in any of my books. TIA!
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I thought it was lactated ringers.
It should be lactated Ringer's or Ringer lactate, according to BOS. nm
Subject: It should be lactated Ringer's or Ringer lactate, according to BOS. nm
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Subject: Lactated ringers or lactated ringer's?
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Subject: lactated Ringer's or Ringer?
I have always typed Ringer's and the doc is saying that, but in my Saunders Pharmaceutical Word Book 2007 it has lactated Ringer and Ringer solution (now Ringer irrigation). So confusing. Why do they do that??? LOL Has it changed???
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Which part of lactated Ringers should be capitalized? The L and the R or just the R in Ringers? Lactated Ringers, lactated Ringers, lactated ringers?? I can't find anything definitive on this.
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Subject: Ringer
Yes, I have to agree w/ MT50. I also have always typed Ringer's... but there is that rule on eponyms. Still, it sounds strange, to me anyway.
Ringer's
Subject: Ringer's
That is correct; however, it is most always dictated "lactated Ringer's" and that is also correct. In this case, it would be Ringer's (possessive)... Hope this helps also.
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Subject: Ringer's
Ringer's maybe?
Lactated Ringer's
Subject: Lactated Ringer's
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It should be lactated Ringer's...sm
Subject: It should be lactated Ringer's...sm
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lactated Ringer's
Subject: lactated Ringer's
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Lactated Ringer's... NM
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Subject: BOS says lactated Ringer (no "s") nm
lactated Ringer
Subject: lactated Ringer
According to the Surgical Word Book -- lactated Ringer solution
yes, capital "R" on Ringer
Subject: yes, capital "R" on Ringer
LR? (lactated Ringer's) ? nm
Subject: LR? (lactated Ringer's) ? nm
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lactated Ringer solution
Subject: lactated Ringer solution
I type it according to the Tessier Surgical Work Book and there is no "s" at the end of Ringer, just lactated Ringer solution.
Tessier's has "lactated Ringer solution" nm
Subject: Tessier's has "lactated Ringer solution" nm
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Ringer. AAMT BOS2 rules on eponyms.
Subject: Ringer. AAMT BOS2 rules on eponyms.
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