It's too late, I know, but I agree that no comma is needed here. The part following the word
Posted By: JMO on 2008-01-03
In Reply to: I agree with MT50 - Joe Hepperle
Subject: It's too late, I know, but I agree that no comma is needed here. The part following the word
'and' would not stand on it's own as a sentence and therefore does not need a comma.
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you are right, it does read better that way...but either way no comma needed after abduction nm
Subject: you are right, it does read better that way...but either way no comma needed after abduction nm
just my opinion, but I think the sentence is fine as is, no comma needed nm
Subject: just my opinion, but I think the sentence is fine as is, no comma needed nm
agree, no comma
Subject: agree, no comma
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Thanks. I agree. Needed second opinion.
Subject: Thanks. I agree. Needed second opinion.
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I agree, just needed another opinion. Thanks so much!-nm
Subject: I agree, just needed another opinion. Thanks so much!-nm
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I agree with MT50 but no comma after wrist fx...nm
Subject: I agree with MT50 but no comma after wrist fx...nm
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For the most part, agree. I don't bother with the lazy-sounding questions, but there are some sm
very reasonable questions posted on this board. No, I don't go to MTChat. Why don't you just hang out there, and those of us who remember what it was like to be new at this can help our novice counterparts on this board.
Too late, but the word fluctuance
Subject: Too late, but the word fluctuance
doesn't record well in my experience, so I would have suggested that.
too late I know! Anyway, this word is usually position. sm
Subject: too late I know! Anyway, this word is usually position. sm
They usually say "position is well maintained"
Word help needed
Subject: Word help needed
CT scan of the chest, abdomen and pelvis shows signs of ________ or tumor
S/L emental caking
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Help! PE word needed
Subject: Help! PE word needed
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You could do that, or put a comma after the word analysis. nm
Subject: You could do that, or put a comma after the word analysis. nm
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No comma before the word "with"
Subject: No comma before the word "with"
as it is a conjunction and doesn't need a comma before it.
Doing an EP study, help with word needed please (sm)
Subject: Doing an EP study, help with word needed please (sm)
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Subject: gynecology word help needed
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I was told NEVER to use a comma prior to the word that..sm
Subject: I was told NEVER to use a comma prior to the word that..sm
and if I leave my grammer checker on, which I do, it always lights up *green* if I do. Just my experience.
pan- is a prefix, so it is part of the word, not a separate word
Subject: pan- is a prefix, so it is part of the word, not a separate word
basic grammar here
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Subject: Drug word help needed lafinadine 180 mg
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know this is way late, but I see joint congruity in my ortho word book
Subject: know this is way late, but I see joint congruity in my ortho word book
Thanks. Yes, sounds like a made up word. Just needed a second opinion. nm
Subject: Thanks. Yes, sounds like a made up word. Just needed a second opinion. nm
Because sometimes the last part of the word before
Subject: Because sometimes the last part of the word before
the unknown word is unintentionally sounded in the next word.
Word help please - part of PE
Subject: Word help please - part of PE
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Could part of the word be "flow"? nm
Subject: Could part of the word be "flow"? nm
i would like to know if i put the right word on the quoted part.
Subject: i would like to know if i put the right word on the quoted part.
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Subject: How about metaphyseal..maybe you missed the first part of the word
tachypneic -- (the neck is the last part of the word)
Subject: tachypneic -- (the neck is the last part of the word)
I agree, 1 word, no hyphen..nm
Subject: I agree, 1 word, no hyphen..nm
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I think he's making up a word for the part that was actually incarcerated. Give
Subject: I think he's making up a word for the part that was actually incarcerated. Give
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I totally agree with the poor word here
Subject: I totally agree with the poor word here
I agree here. Even when I know what the word will be, I leave a blank.
Subject: I agree here. Even when I know what the word will be, I leave a blank.
dd
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Subject: oops.. the colon part is him micromanaging but the last word "birentalin"
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Subject: Per Stedman's Path/Lab, Waldenstrom's macroglobulinemia, one word for the second part. Nm
nm
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Subject: I'm thinking it is phallus word form but the last part totally throws me
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Subject: Is there more of the sentence? The 'que' part might be part of a dosage like q.12, etc. nm
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2-part, 3-part, or 4-part possibly - nm
Subject: 2-part, 3-part, or 4-part possibly - nm
never too late.... thanks
except that his
hepatitis
sounds alike to me. Sometimes I listen to carefully. I think I may drive myself crazy one day. Thanks for the help!
I know it might be too late, but how about....
Subject: I know it might be too late, but how about....
glabellar tap?
sorry this is late but
Subject: sorry this is late but
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This is probably too late, but could it be
Subject: This is probably too late, but could it be
nm
Better late than never but thanks to both of you!
Subject: Better late than never but thanks to both of you!
Probably way too late for this...
Subject: Probably way too late for this...
but I found several links referring to Salbetol as a brand name for albuterol in India, also other various close spelling for other countries. Probably not what you were looking for, but I thought it was interesting and put one of the links here. Nothing much better to do on a Friday night than read the word board, I guess, but I have to say is educational! Can't believe how some of you guys pull this stuff out from the mumbo-jumbo!
I know it's too late but might be
Subject: I know it's too late but might be
ProFlex or Powertex possibly...
this is late - but
Subject: this is late - but
most of the programs I have worked on do not superscript - my daughter is a Pharm D told me that you can type 10^5.
Better late than never
Subject: Better late than never
Thank you. I can use it for future reference.
I know it's too late but
Subject: I know it's too late but
could be liver-shod clamp
Welcome...sorry if I was too late!
Subject: Welcome...sorry if I was too late!
Never too late!
Subject: Never too late!
Hey, I appreciate the time everyone takes to help out... not to mention the fact that next time around when we come up against something we will have that info !!!
=o)
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I know I'm too late but it is probably pre-B ALL (nm)
Subject: I know I'm too late but it is probably pre-B ALL (nm)
May be too late, but...sm
Subject: May be too late, but...sm
"venin" is any poinsonous substance found in venom. "Antivenin" is the antitoxin.
sorry this may be a day late!
Subject: sorry this may be a day late!
I have seen it both ways...I have always typed it 2/6, but some docs want you to use the Roman numerals, but I believe either way is correct.
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