Shouldn't there perhaps be semicolons at the ends of each sentence? sm
Posted By: MT and worn out on 2009-06-21
In Reply to: I think you have it right - I don't cap because - vn
Subject: Shouldn't there perhaps be semicolons at the ends of each sentence? sm
Or is it a matter of preference? I was taught that you put semicolons between numbered lists that are "horizontal" as opposed to "vertical."
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That's the end of the sentence - it ends on
Subject: That's the end of the sentence - it ends on
"heeliose".
semicolons help.......
Subject: semicolons help.......
He does not check his blood sugar ,and he admits that he has not been dieting or exercising quote unquote he is simply too busy. Any opinions on how to transcribe this one. Not a verbatim account.
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I would type it.......
admits that he has not been dieting or exercising; he *is simply too busy*. (stars are quote marks, IF dictator wants it quoted).
...semicolons or caps. nm
Subject: ...semicolons or caps. nm
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Commas or semicolons?
Subject: Commas or semicolons?
When doing a long list of medications, is it still not proper to use commas in between? I had a QA mark me down because I did not use semicolons.
What does everyone else do these days? Thanks.
I generally use semicolons because something like
Subject: I generally use semicolons because something like
every Monday, Wednesday, and Friday or MED 50 mg, one p.o. b.i.d. would mandate semicolons, and it's easier to use them to start with than go back and change them. I was taught to use semicolons; if you use comma you need to add the "and" at the end. This is very old school from the 1970s, though.
That is fine, or use semicolons.
Subject: That is fine, or use semicolons.
x
First of all, it's "prealbumin." Shouldn't be sm
Subject: First of all, it's "prealbumin." Shouldn't be sm
a period after "dysfunction" and no comma after "although" unless that phrase introduces the next sentence. It cannot stand alone as you have it. Can't tell from here. Check medication list to see if you can find something that could hint at your s/l. As a very wild guess, can you hear "acetaminophen intake?"
Shouldn't that be enterocele? nm
Subject: Shouldn't that be enterocele? nm
nm
That is what I would do, at least shouldn't get points that way
Subject: That is what I would do, at least shouldn't get points that way
nm
Dr. says flexure but shouldn't it be
Subject: Dr. says flexure but shouldn't it be
flexor?
Postoperative flexor tendon release of the left elbow. tia
If I don't mind helping her, then you shouldn't either. sm
Subject: If I don't mind helping her, then you shouldn't either. sm
This MT shows promise, and a little mentoring won't hurt any of you, so relax. She's doing a great job on her own, and working hard, too.
If you all worked in a hospital setting, you would get this kind of help, too. I did, and I won't ever forget the help I received and how much I learned.
You might want to check RxList. It shouldn't
Subject: You might want to check RxList. It shouldn't
be hard to find for yourself there. I hope you are keeping a notebook of new terms as they come up. These are just learning tips for you.
Yay, I'm right again! Again, I say fight it. You shouldn't be penalized when there is this m
Subject: Yay, I'm right again! Again, I say fight it. You shouldn't be penalized when there is this much
confusion among references!
shouldn't that be 3 #5 Ethibond sutures?
Subject: shouldn't that be 3 #5 Ethibond sutures?
or would that be a tad confusing....?
shouldn't it be ?hyaline? cartilage and probably
Subject: shouldn't it be ?hyaline? cartilage and probably
full-radius resector.
Dr says patella crepitus. Shouldn't it be...
Subject: Dr says patella crepitus. Shouldn't it be...
patellar crepitus or am I just hearing it wrong? tia.
you're right - I shouldn't have posted that -
Subject: you're right - I shouldn't have posted that -
it's just second-nature to me because my accounts don't use it.
There were these 2 hits. Shouldn't be hard to research further.
Subject: There were these 2 hits. Shouldn't be hard to research further.
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Thanks! Just wanted to make sure it shouldn't be loops.
Subject: Thanks! Just wanted to make sure it shouldn't be loops.
No, two syllables. ends in "y"
Subject: No, two syllables. ends in "y"
ends with "max"
Subject: ends with "max"
Here are a couple of
"anti-inflammatory" agents that end in "max"
1. Lotemax
2. Cormax
3. Nuromax=skeletal muscle relaxant
Rxlist.com is a good source for drugs. Can use search engine when not knowing the whole word such as *max-search for results....
It is def a med that ends with 'tran'
Subject: It is def a med that ends with 'tran'
It definitely ends with -licky
Subject: It definitely ends with -licky
...but I have no clue what it is.
Actually it ends with -leche!!!
Subject: Actually it ends with -leche!!!
Perleche!! 
No.. sorry.. it ends with letter O..
Subject: No.. sorry.. it ends with letter O..
Thank you, still s/l ends with 'pertensin." But thank you.
Subject: Thank you, still s/l ends with 'pertensin." But thank you.
x
I meant, "then you shouldn't mind my helping her, either." Geeze! nm
Subject: I meant, "then you shouldn't mind my helping her, either." Geeze! nm
x
That could be it, but really s/l it ends with "icks" sound. nm
Subject: That could be it, but really s/l it ends with "icks" sound. nm
x
It definitely ends in "tion" and starts with a "p"
Subject: It definitely ends in "tion" and starts with a "p"
med for nail infection - ends with s/l con-i-zon
Subject: med for nail infection - ends with s/l con-i-zon
x
S/L it ends with 'seal/sial'?
Subject: S/L it ends with 'seal/sial'?
Styloid is def not there.
Yes, they have strings on the ends just like some IUDs. nm
Subject: Yes, they have strings on the ends just like some IUDs. nm
s
Sound like dir ends are secured
Subject: Sound like dir ends are secured
The anterior fascia was closed with #1 PDS running suture. The skin was closed with staples. The "dir ends" are secured.
No, it definitely ends in an "er" sound.
Subject: No, it definitely ends in an "er" sound.
Maybe a brand name possibly? (It sounds like Sinner graft).
When you use a possessive wtih a name that ends in "s",
Subject: When you use a possessive wtih a name that ends in "s",
the apostraphe is after the "s". "Cornelius' son".
Well, it s/l it definitely begins with a "p" and ends with a "ong" or "one", but I
Subject: Well, it s/l it definitely begins with a "p" and ends with a "ong" or "one", but I'll Google it
nm
maybe, but sounds like it ends more with "tril" s/l ses-tril
Subject: maybe, but sounds like it ends more with "tril" s/l ses-tril
It makes sense, again, not like this doc at all - usually ends with 5 or 2.5 mg on the taper.
Subject: It makes sense, again, not like this doc at all - usually ends with 5 or 2.5 mg on the taper.
Provigil is the only thing I can find that ends in -vigil,
Subject: Provigil is the only thing I can find that ends in -vigil,
although the generic is modafinil, maybe he just mangled the 2 together and made up a new drug???
is this a shoulder issue? Could be "ends" as in tendon ends..sm
Subject: is this a shoulder issue? Could be "ends" as in tendon ends..sm
for example, as in a labral tear of the shoulder.
Grammar? D: "There is virtually no data..." Shouldn't that be "are" (data is plural)
Subject: Grammar? D: "There is virtually no data..." Shouldn't that be "are" (data is plural) (nmsg)
x
Can you give the whole sentence or is that the whole sentence.
Subject: Can you give the whole sentence or is that the whole sentence.
Ido not think that this sentence need a comma at all. It is 1 sentence.
Subject: Ido not think that this sentence need a comma at all. It is 1 sentence.
Regarding the 'subafractal' I have no clue, sorry!
Ok, here's the sentence, thanks
Subject: Ok, here's the sentence, thanks
The next day, a cerebral angiogram was obtained, which did not demonstrate any evidence of an intracranial vascular abnormality that might be the cause of her spontaneous subdural hematoma. Specifically, there was no evidence of arteriovenous malformation, "keritoma" or an aneurysm.
Can we have the whole sentence, plz, and maybe what comes before and after it? Thx. nm
Subject: Can we have the whole sentence, plz, and maybe what comes before and after it? Thx. nm
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What comes before and after this sentence? nm
Subject: What comes before and after this sentence? nm
s
What is the sentence?
Subject: What is the sentence?
How is it being used? Tourniquet? What is the sentence?
see sentence please Thanks.
Subject: see sentence please Thanks.
She did hit her head off the bulk work of the ceiling. She had just lied there.
what is the next sentence?
Subject: what is the next sentence?
x
Is that the whole sentence? nn
Subject: Is that the whole sentence? nn
here is the sentence
Subject: here is the sentence
Status post ORIF right proximal humerus nonunion with insertion of EBI bone stimulator and DBX injection.
Thanks!
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