Proper spelling of guaiac...nm
Posted By: Wrong spelling above...but right answer on 2007-11-19
In Reply to: Confused and tired.... - Karen
Subject: Proper spelling of guaiac...nm
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Subject: is that the proper spelling..thalmic..my spell check says thalamic...but
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Subject: Proper spelling? The Keys or the Keys
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could it be guaiac? nm
Subject: could it be guaiac? nm
guaiac
Subject: guaiac
I was just wondering how you would write "guaiaced"
The doctor states "She had her stools guaiaced.."
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guaiac’d is how I do it. nm
Subject: guaiac’d is how I do it. nm
guaiac
Subject: guaiac
Is correct
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Subject: could it be guaiac?
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Subject: guaiac negative
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Subject: She was given guaiac cards (times three) with directions on ZAMPLAC POSITION.
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Nope, that's already in there separately. Biag, Viac, even thought of guaiac, but no. nm
Subject: Nope, that's already in there separately. Biag, Viac, even thought of guaiac, but no. nm
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no its definitely a proper name
Subject: no its definitely a proper name
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And of course some just don't know what is proper....nm
Subject: And of course some just don't know what is proper....nm
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Subject: No. It is not a proper name. SM
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Subject: No, it's not a proper noun or name.
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Subject: I'm sorry, that is not a proper quote. SM
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Subject: The comma would be proper
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Subject: Proper Naming
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Subject: proper sounds correct. sm
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In Dislocations and Joint-Fractures. WB Saunders Co.
Philadelphia 1910:535-88.
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