To KS: I just read the entire page....sm
Posted By: and I won't be used............sm on 2006-06-09
In Reply to: if she is offshore, the administrator - ks
Subject: To KS: I just read the entire page....sm
and if you read the entire page and look for her name - there are about a half dozen of her or his questions, if not more, where people help her or him and never once get a THANK YOU......
Do you really think I want to help her/him? Nope. I won't help the ungracious, the ones with lack of manners. I won't waste my time.
And I know what you say about the admin/moderators here - they are THE BEST!!! It's just that we probably are on here more often than they might be available to.
So, we become the eyes/ears, etc., like helpers 
HAVE A GREAT weekend!!! 
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Hope you read the entire thread
Subject: Hope you read the entire thread
from top to bottom. I was simply giving some help to the OP. Whether she capitalized or not is her business. I was just trying to point out in a quick instant that the "g" was silent in that word, hence her hearing "cushoined". I am a very friendly and helpful person. I was simply pointing that out to the poster above with the post beginning "you'd be wrong"! So, I guess now I reek of sarcasm. Again, I have broad shoulders... no problem. Glad you took the time to post.
The exact reference is on page 196, see my post below, not page 6..nm
Subject: The exact reference is on page 196, see my post below, not page 6..nm
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overread vs over-read vs over read
Subject: overread vs over-read vs over read
OneLook has a disclaimer for the definition of the word overread that says: This definition is from the 1913 Webster's Dictionary and may be outdated. Some of the links listed on OneLook give the definition, some say the word does not exist, another gives the definition and then says (not used). There are references online for over-read, overread, and over read. I think over-read with a hyphen is a nice compromise. It's situations like this that make me dazed and confused!
BOS page 282
Subject: BOS page 282
x
On page 172
Subject: On page 172
Mine still reads as I quoted above, and I see no questions and answers, only examples. Still says follow-up is an acceptable alternative. Also, account preference trumps BOS, and I have accounts for which the expectation is follow-up.
Nothing new. See BOS page 16. nm
Subject: Nothing new. See BOS page 16. nm
x
please help me with page # in bos 2nd ed., where it says
Subject: please help me with page # in bos 2nd ed., where it says
to use 1, 2, 3 rather than spell out one, two, three -- I KNOW it's in here but i can't find it :(
(probably because I'm looking :(
and no, i'm not testing for anything -- i'm fighting a QA review
thx
Per BOS, page 200...sm
Subject: Per BOS, page 200...sm
height
Express with numerals, as indicated below.
Write out nonmetric units of measure; do not use the symbols " and ' for inches
and feet.
Note: There is no comma between units of the same dimension, so there is no
comma after feet in the following example:
Height: 5 feet 8 inches.
BOS Page 324 says...
Subject: BOS Page 324 says...
plus/minus:
Express as plus or minus or plus/minus, not +/- or + except in tables or test results.
Hope that helps! 
Without, page 283 of BOS II. nm
Subject: Without, page 283 of BOS II. nm
s
BOS II page 146 - says to use n.p.o. nm
Subject: BOS II page 146 - says to use n.p.o. nm
s
BOS page 370
Subject: BOS page 370
stat
BOS 2, page 196.....
Subject: BOS 2, page 196.....
gray (Gy)
The Internationaal System Unit of absorbed dose of ionizing radiation. Equal to 1 joule per kilogram of tissue.
Abbreviation: Gy (no period)
here's a good web page
Subject: here's a good web page
http://www.pharma-lexicon.com/
Here's a good web page
Subject: Here's a good web page
http://www.cancer.gov/
No commas per page 55 of BOS. NM
Subject: No commas per page 55 of BOS. NM
x
Check page 276
Subject: Check page 276
Good luck!
sticker page
Subject: sticker page
We would have to obtain new x-rays and obtain from St. Vincent's Charity Hospital his s/l sticker page? to find out exactly what this is.
I found one reference that would support this, but I just wanted to check to see if anyone knew for sure before I sent the report.
not QA here but page 149 BOS2
Subject: not QA here but page 149 BOS2
Page 149 in Book of Style 2nd edition explains this in detail.
stats page ?
Subject: stats page ?
Maybe I'm senile or something, but until the new PP began, I would look up stats as "current month," which worked fine. Now when I try to enter the last 2-3 days, I always end up adjusting one of the dates. Even more frustrating is selecting "16th to end of month," and it brings up November!
I could swear that sometime in the past I figured this out. It's petty but annoying.
Thanks!
We're on the same page, THX! nm
Subject: We're on the same page, THX! nm
BOS on page 197 advises against their use
Subject: BOS on page 197 advises against their use
x
that is correct per BOS page 427 sm
Subject: that is correct per BOS page 427 sm
use a lowercase x to express by in dimensions.
check out this web page
Subject: check out this web page
Couldn't tell what it was, but this shows a lot of different brand names, might help you, some that end in ette, too.
web page link
Subject: web page link
http://www.medicinenet.com/oral_contraceptives_birth_control_pills/page2.htm
entire?
Subject: entire?
Also on page 163, GI&GU Words , Stedman's sm
Subject: Also on page 163, GI&GU Words , Stedman's sm
Second edition.
Hayseed - isn't that a typo on page 389?..sm
Subject: Hayseed - isn't that a typo on page 389?..sm
shouldn't that line say *4.2 thousand or as 42,000* ??? I'm on page 389 and it looks like a TYPO, as if they omitted a zero (?).....'splain to me pleaseeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee *lol* it DOES say 4200...*lol*
sorry, that is page 142, not pregnancy which obviously was a macro. nm
Subject: sorry, that is page 142, not pregnancy which obviously was a macro. nm
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check out page 149 in the BOS2
Subject: check out page 149 in the BOS2
I would check out this web page. It is on orthosupersite.com Hopefully it will help.
Subject: I would check out this web page. It is on orthosupersite.com Hopefully it will help.
http://64.233.167.104/search?q=cache:jQcsYD5HdA4J:www.orthosupersite.com/view.asp%3FrID%3D18730+whiteside%27s+line+definition&hl=en&ct=clnk&cd=1&gl=us
Page 8 under Abbreviations in BOS II, says to keep the periods
Subject: Page 8 under Abbreviations in BOS II, says to keep the periods
s
BOS II page 140, recommends disk for all uses. nm
Subject: BOS II page 140, recommends disk for all uses. nm
s
It was in an old one, second edition under clamps (page 128)
Subject: It was in an old one, second edition under clamps (page 128)
Per AAMT-BOS2 page 283 (sm)
Subject: Per AAMT-BOS2 page 283 (sm)
multiple digits
When dictated in a form such as “four point two thousand” or “five point eight million,” numerals may be transcribed in one of two ways:
4.2 thousand
or 4200
5.8 million
or 5,800,000
Monoblastic? changes throughout entire
Subject: Monoblastic? changes throughout entire
spine suspicious for metastatic disease.
May we have the entire sentence please? nm
Subject: May we have the entire sentence please? nm
x
I think your entire sentence needs help. sm
Subject: I think your entire sentence needs help. sm
Think facet joint injections are what the patient received. Are there any doctors on your list that may have a name that sounds like been atouche? Try looking at the anesthesiologists' names. This is a long shot, but I can't even begin to get your S/L. However, that's a lot of facet joint injections at one sitting.
I think I have heard that but we need entire...nm
Subject: I think I have heard that but we need entire...nm
x
pan- just means all or entire. nm
Subject: pan- just means all or entire. nm
What is the entire sentence? nm
Subject: What is the entire sentence? nm
nm
here is the entire sentence
Subject: here is the entire sentence
The diagnosis of moyamoya arteriopathy has been confirmed by catheter-_____cerebral angiography.
FYI: He actually says "dash" between catheter and the next word. This doc always tells where to put hyphens, etc, although many times he is wrong in where they should be.
Is that the entire sentence?
Subject: Is that the entire sentence?
the entire sentence
Subject: the entire sentence
was possibly bacteremia and SVP. doctor was doing diagnoses.
Is this the entire sentence?
Subject: Is this the entire sentence?
Pan means entire, so...
Subject: Pan means entire, so...
that's probably what he means but I've never heard it that way! I would probably just type it as pan tender.
What is the entire sentence?
Subject: What is the entire sentence?
xx
here is the entire sentence..
Subject: here is the entire sentence..
"An ultrasound revealed an ensystematous gallbladder with air in the biliary tree".
What is the entire sentence?
Subject: What is the entire sentence?
Is he listing a past surgical history?
What is the entire sentence?
Subject: What is the entire sentence?
Is he listing a past surgical history?
entire area maybe. nm.
Subject: entire area maybe. nm.
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