Thanks (LOL) ... my husband would argue the fact.
Posted By: MT50 on 2008-02-22
In Reply to: MT50, do you take brain vitamins LOL, you are really top notch. nm - MTchef
Subject: Thanks (LOL) ... my husband would argue the fact.
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Well hey who wants to argue
Subject: Well hey who wants to argue
I guess they know more than the maker of the catheter right? LOL  I worked in a cath lab for 10 years for several cardiologists and I have never ever hyphenated it, but just like insurance companies dictate how doctors treat patients, AAMT dictates how companies spell their products. I guess. Don't mean to be unkind, but that's so ridiculous that because AAMT says it, that's how it should be. Wrong answer as far as I'm concerned. 7 French (no hypen) for years and years. No wonder it is such an argument in the OP's office. 
Well, I don't usually argue with Stedman's, but. sm
Subject: Well, I don't usually argue with Stedman's, but. sm
When there is a question, I go to the website of the company that produces the product. As far as I can tell, in this case that is Cook Medical. They spell the product Pollack, so that is what I use. Someone please correct me if I'm wrong. TIA.
I argue with my QA "team" all the time
Subject: I argue with my QA "team" all the time
None of them do things the same way and most of the time I "win." Unless she's reading the doc's prescription pad, how does she know what was written.
My husband had a hip resurfacing,
Subject: My husband had a hip resurfacing,
and now he has to take an antibiotic before any dental visits, such as cleaning, etc.
New one for me too. My husband is on 3 glaucoma drugs. nm
Subject: New one for me too. My husband is on 3 glaucoma drugs. nm
My husband is in the Navy and has been to Japan. I would go with Yokosuka if I were you
Subject: My husband is in the Navy and has been to Japan. I would go with Yokosuka if I were you
My husband thinks psychosensitivity? Anyone ever heard of this? It DOES Google.nm
Subject: My husband thinks psychosensitivity? Anyone ever heard of this? It DOES Google.nm
Thanks, but my husband can give you a list as long as a mile!
Subject: Thanks, but my husband can give you a list as long as a mile!
Think it is both. I always heard repair from my husband who worked with AF guys. nm
Subject: Think it is both. I always heard repair from my husband who worked with AF guys. nm
yes, that's right, in fact
Subject: yes, that's right, in fact
I have a friend who has it.
Nope, not even a breath before the Bay tall. It is so clear, even had my husband listen??
Subject: Nope, not even a breath before the Bay tall. It is so clear, even had my husband listen??
It was, in fact, Cafcit. Thanks. nm
Subject: It was, in fact, Cafcit. Thanks. nm
nm
FACT Study
Subject: FACT Study
According to Stedman's Abbreviations...FACT would be either: Flanagan Aptitude Classification Test or Functional Assessment of Cancer Therapy. Is that what you are looking for? You did not specify what it was, so just taking a stab at this.
Yes. Many times. in fact. sm
Subject: Yes. Many times. in fact. sm
Sted's Cardio lists rhonchorous cough
How about persevered, stating the fact that he was...
Subject: How about persevered, stating the fact that he was...
xx
That and the fact that it sounds nothing like ibuprofen. Thanks anyway.
Subject: That and the fact that it sounds nothing like ibuprofen. Thanks anyway.
nm
As do I. I apologize for Milton's rantings, and the fact sm
Subject: As do I. I apologize for Milton's rantings, and the fact sm
that she has not been ejected from this forum. MT Chat is where I'll be hanging out and mentoring MTs. It's professional, and one must register before being able to post.
Again, I apologize for MRS. She embarrasses us all.
I don't understand these "after the fact" posts...!
Subject: I don't understand these "after the fact" posts...!
do they not read the whole thread? Just wondering...
No, in fact he spelled it, but I just flagged and questioned it. Thx. nm
Subject: No, in fact he spelled it, but I just flagged and questioned it. Thx. nm
"melanotic" stool--fact or fiction??
Subject: "melanotic" stool--fact or fiction??
Okay, when I was in transcription training I got this wrong--supposedly there is no such word as "melanotic," at least when it refers to stool. And yet when I google it, I find it. What's the final word on this term from all you experienced MTs out there?? Is it "melanotic" or "melenic" or neither one??
Doesn't change the fact that .012 needs a zero before the decimal point, does it?
Subject: Doesn't change the fact that .012 needs a zero before the decimal point, does it?
nm
Based on the value (5.3) and the fact that it is listed with the electrolytes, could be potassium.
Subject: Based on the value (5.3) and the fact that it is listed with the electrolytes, could be potassium.
But that's not close to "moid." I think I would leave a blank.
Interesting...it is in mine but mine is older..can't argue with Webster though...nm
Subject: Interesting...it is in mine but mine is older..can't argue with Webster though...nm
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