Punctuation ?: *Dear TJ:* or *Dear T.J.:* (nm)
Posted By: mt1981 on 2008-12-29
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Dear Madam OR Dear Sir or Madam, Madame is french with the e at the end
Subject: Dear Madam OR Dear Sir or Madam, Madame is french with the e at the end
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My Dear, I'm not an MT. nm
Subject: My Dear, I'm not an MT. nm
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Thank you, dear :)
Subject: Thank you, dear :)
Oh dear!
Subject: Oh dear!
That would make things more difficult! Glad to help.
Oh dear me...(sm)
Subject: Oh dear me...(sm)
No, no, no. I meant seb-K. It's seb-K.
Geez, I'm horrified. Sorry.
MILTON MY DEAR
Subject: MILTON MY DEAR
Words like principle/principal, callus/callous, etc, can be confusing to some of us. SORRY WE'RE NOT PERFECT LIKE YOU (and the word is PLEASURE. MAYBE YOU SHOULD RESEARCH) lol
Dear anon
Subject: Dear anon
It seems that some people have nothing better to with their time but to post and point out what they think are mistakes. Perhaps YOU confused a ligitimate question with sarcasm. Perhaps it is YOU who needs to go back and "study" manners before YOU jump to conclusions.
Why would a man need a tampon?....= a ligitimate question.
Why would a man need a tampon, you moron!....= condescending.
Try in the future to read a question as it is written rather than pointing a bony finger.
This board is here for HELP; not for you to act as if you know it all. If you do know the answer, then post the answer, assist your fellow MTs and shut up rather than tell people they need to study more.
You, my dear, might want to look up Brand!!!
Subject: You, my dear, might want to look up Brand!!!
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thankss my dear
Subject: thankss my dear
peace :D
Dear tulip: Thank you !
Subject: Dear tulip: Thank you !
Dear Ma'am? - NM
Subject: Dear Ma'am? - NM
NM
Dear Madame
Subject: Dear Madame
nm
here's a website that is near and dear sm
Subject: here's a website that is near and dear sm
to my heart. It allows you to wildcard and phonetically search. Try the wildcard with *metasone
http://www.drugs.com/search-wildcard-phonetic.htm
Excellent idea. Thank you my dear.
Subject: Excellent idea. Thank you my dear.
Dear nymt: Happy I could help! Welcome!
Subject: Dear nymt: Happy I could help! Welcome!
it's for a letter, Dear ____ (nm)
Subject: it's for a letter, Dear ____ (nm)
Question about consultation reports, Dear Dr. ttt
Subject: Question about consultation reports, Dear Dr. ttt
How do some of you do it? First line of report....
Dear Dr. ttttt,
Thank you for referring....
OR
Dear Dr. tttt, thank you for referring...
Already tried the office....no help there. (MQ-DQS)
Thanks ahead of time!
Oh dear Dr. Holeman sounds just gross
Subject: Oh dear Dr. Holeman sounds just gross
with my apologies to the good doc. I began my career working for Dr. Hamburger. gives a whole new meaning to "you want fries with that?"
I'm still waiting for "oh dear" to comment on my
Subject: I'm still waiting for "oh dear" to comment on my
post!
Doctor dictating letter to law offices - Dear **Mame** Thanks!
Subject: Doctor dictating letter to law offices - Dear **Mame** Thanks!
punctuation
Subject: punctuation
separate it, either a period or comma after cholecystectomy???
punctuation on this?
Subject: punctuation on this?
How would you punctuate this? Comma after esotropia? or more? ...........
Bob is a young boy who had an esotropia status post sixth nerve palsy secondary to hydrocephalus.
Punctuation help
Subject: Punctuation help
Have a question when typing 7 cm. Should there be a hyphen between 7 and cm or not have one. In the Book of style it shows it both ways.
Just wondering.
Thanks Carla
Punctuation
Subject: Punctuation
Thanks so much for the information. I can never remember when it comes to that. I will, hopefully, remember this time.
Carla
punctuation (sm)
Subject: punctuation (sm)
1. Fine as you have it.
2. She is doing that often, say in work situations and other situations, she is confirming that she is less passive.
OR
2. She is doing that often; in work situations and other situations she is confirming that she is less passive.
(notice I left the casual word "say" out.)
They actually are not fragments as they contain necessary parts, but punctuation shows how they are related to the other thought.
Punctuation help, please (sm)
Subject: Punctuation help, please (sm)
He has an eight-to-nine-year history of headaches.
Wondering about the "eight-to-nine-year history" part.
Thanks
Punctuation!?
Subject: Punctuation!?
How would you correctly punctuate this sentence?
IMPRESSION: Healing fracture proximal phalanx third digit right foot.
punctuation
Subject: punctuation
I would leave out all the commas in sentence #1.
Sentence #2, take out the comma after atrial fibrillation and after sinus rhythm.
help with punctuation please
Subject: help with punctuation please
She had a right frontal temporal parietal craniotomy for evacuation.
do I need commas after frontal, temporal? ty so much!!
punctuation ?
Subject: punctuation ?
Help, it is late and I cannot think straight.
How would this sentence be punctuated correctly?
One, we are going to try to rule out a stress fracture and two, we are going to try to rule out any pathology secondary to the possible cam impingement.
Any help would be appreciated. TIA
PUNCTUATION, ETC.
Subject: PUNCTUATION, ETC.
Capitalize first letter after a colon. Forgot an apostrophe to indicate possessive case,as the cough belongs to a smoker. Forgot serial comma after nose.
As to format, if they let you get away with each system starting on a separate line it will be clearer and give you a higher line count.
Finally, to quote my medical editing instructor at Cornell Medical School, "The addition of "al" to an adjective does not make it any more "adjectival" -- I always got a laugh out of that line. I've been correcting docs and transcriptionists for years about neurologic and hematologic.
Rosie
Punctuation
Subject: Punctuation
At that juncture, she would, despite her young age, be a candidate for supportive care only.
Punctuation
Subject: Punctuation
I would get rid of the semicolon and replace it with a comma and get rid of the comma after time.
punctuation
Subject: punctuation
It is
anesthetic fulguration, as anestethic is an adjective.
punctuation help please
Subject: punctuation help please
Evaluation of the plantar right foot shows minimal callus formation, it was pared back, no ulcer noted.
also
Plantar left foot over the first ray shows minimal callus formation pared back, no ulcer noted.
Are these correctly punctuated? tia.
punctuation...
Subject: punctuation...
Patient undergoing transplant.
Identified post transplant feeling;
includes wife and children.
First phrase should actually be:
Patient under - w e n t transplant, because he is already post transplant.
Punctuation
Hi there. I was wondering if separate departments in a hospital like "Dialysis Unit" or "pediatrics" needs to be capitalized. I think I have lost my memory.
punctuation question...sm
Blood sugar reading minus 120 divided by 40 which yields the units for coverage.
Do I need to add commas, etc.? Thanks!
question on punctuation.....
Subject: question on punctuation.....
Doppler reveals normal E prime A prime on tissue Doppler no aortic valve or mitral gradient is noted.
Do I put a period after A prime or Doppler, I am confused.
Thank you
Punctuation question
Subject: Punctuation question
Here is my sentence as dictated-
Study showed "fluid collection in the upper anterior midline abdominal wall was again noted with a similar appearance" (much thought was given to blah, blah, blah).
Do I have the second quotation marks in the right spot or should they go at the very end after the end parenthesis and period?
Thanks for any help you can give!
Punctuation question
Subject: Punctuation question
"COMMENT: Reviewed with Dr. Doe, III at the time of the exam." Is that right with the comma after Doe? TIA
Re: Punctuation question
Subject: Re: Punctuation question
Went without the comma. Needed to send.
Punctuation question
Subject: Punctuation question
I have heard different things on this issue...
Does punctuation, whether it be periods or commas or whatever, always go inside parenthesis or not? BOS shows they don't, but I've also heard that punctuation always go inside the end parenthesis.
Need cardio punctuation help!
Subject: Need cardio punctuation help!
These two are confusing me! Are these punctuated correctly??
The report then states correlate clinically for paroxysmal atrial fibrillation, as her diary entry showed sinus rhythm, with questionable episodes of atrial fibrillation.
It did reveal sinus rhythm, sinus tachycardia; suggested clinical correlation for atrial fibrillation, as some of her symptoms occurred with sinus rhythm, with a questionable atrial fibrillation.
Thanks!!!
grammar/punctuation help
"At that juncture she would despite her young age be a candidate for supportive care only."
How should this be punctuated? Help.
grammar/punctuation help
Subject: grammar/punctuation help
Doc dictates- Total time with the patient was 60 minutes and of that, 40 minutes was dedicated to the direct discussion and consultation of the logistics, risks and benefits, and rationale for radiation therapy.
Was or were 40 minutes? Should it be punctuated with a semicolon?
Total time with the patient was 60 minutes; of that, 40 minutes were dedicated.....
thanks
this sentence does not need ANY punctuation at all!..sm
Subject: this sentence does not need ANY punctuation at all!..sm
It is correct as you typed it.
Punctuation - see message
Subject: Punctuation - see message
Narrowing on the patella refers to the joint space, not the cartilage. At any rate, you need to go back to bed and get your nap out.
paragraph punctuation help..please...
Subject: paragraph punctuation help..please...
MRI scan indicates status post patellar tendon, bone, and anterior cruciate ligament construction, cystic degeneration of the graft with little remaining low signal fibers is noted, tendon enlargement in the tibial tunnel with cystic erosion through the anterior cortex medially to the patellar tendon, extension into the anterior subcutaneous fat of the proximal right lower leg.
Note the doctor does say construction, not reconstruction can this also be correct? TIA.
This needs some punctuation and pauses
Subject: This needs some punctuation and pauses
I think this must be either talking about the patient's caregivers after the transplant, or social/family history. Take another listen for pauses, I think it needs the sentence broken up.
The punctuation mark dash, maybe to sm
Subject: The punctuation mark dash, maybe to sm
separate the positive hx of heart murmur from the negatives following?
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