Proper way to type height measurements - nm

• Proper way to type height measurements - Daisy
  • Only if the account is verbatim would I - (sm)
  • if they say *foot* - give 'em foot....nm - no comma - 5 foot 1 inch......nm
    • Proper way to type height measurements - nm - MT in MS
      • some dictators are quite picky-have one who wants - 5 foot if he says 5 foot, or 5 feet if he says it.
        • And of course some just don't know what is proper....nm - sm
          • mine are all verbatim *S*........nm - 5 foot if he says 5 foot, or 5 feet if he says it.
            • That's unfortunately, verbatim is so unprofessional...; ) - sm
              • that is true-but I do what who signs paychecks SM - 5 foot if he says 5 foot, or 5 feet if he says it.
              • meant to say *unfortunate*...and nm - nm
                • I knew what you meant!! *LOL*....nm - 5 foot if he says 5 foot, or 5 feet if he says it.

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What is the correct way to type height measurements.  For example, doctor says "5 foot 1 inch".  Normally when the number is pleural, it should be "feet", but the doctors always say "foot".  Also, is there a comma between the foot and inches.  Such as, "5 foot, 1 inch"?  TIA

Has anyone ever heard "tale measurements" of the eye?  I KNOW I know this one, but can't recall......

TIA!

and should be typed like /min or /sec from my understanding, i.e. cm/sec, L/min, etc.  So I would type it like 50/mcg/kg/min. 

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When doing the PE, the doctors usually dictate the fundal height along with the vital signs.  I was always taught in the hospitals where I worked that fundal height went along with the abdominal exam.  Thoughts?

TIA (yes, I probably am having a stroke from working for MQ - ha ha, but I truly mean thanks in advance).   

1.  If it is a verbatim account, you should put pee in there if he said it.

2.  The patient reports, "When he tried to pee, he got weak, dizzy, hit the floor, did not feel right."

The right way if you were going to quote this would be:

When he tried to "pee" he got weak, dizzy, hit the floor, did not feel right.

I need to know if this is the proper way to write this sentence please.

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Thank you

Deborah

The docs use it all the time and yet I can find "malposition" but not malapposition, though to me it makes complete sense. 

Anyone?

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What is the proper hyphen usage in non insulin depedent diabetic? Non-insulin-dependent, noninsulin-dependent ???

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