Yeah, I'm assuming doc said "tears" in there, too.

• types of eye drops--this is hopeless, I'm sure - starstruck
  • cr - cr
  • "Artificial Tears" ?? - vn
    • I was just... - Patty
      • Yeah, I'm assuming doc said "tears" in there, too. - vn
        • vn and Patty--you two are scary! (in a good way!) - starstruck

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Go to Tools, at the bottom of the meun there is a customize button, click it. Once you are there open the Command tab.  You will see a list of categories on the left and commands on the right.  Click on the format category and you will see all of the format buttons you can add to your tool bar...  about 1/2 way down you will see the superscript and subscript buttons...  Click on the superscript and drag it to your toolbar.  I usually try to put it with like buttons, like the bold, underline and such.  The button should insert into your toolbar and now when you need to superscript a number you can just click on that button before you type it.  you do have to remember to click the button off after you have typed the superscripted character.

Hope this helps..

Sue-Ellen

sure did s/l pan though! I didn't think pan CT made any sense and couldn't find a reference, but I wanted to be sure.

Thanks so much, I really appreciate the help!

pt is scheduled for a "colectomy takedown and reanastomosis" I guess I'll leave it as she says it. I thought maybe she could have been using the wrong term and meant "colostomy takedown" or it could have been "colectomy, takedown, and reanastomosis" like the pt was going to have another colectomy.

Thanks so much for the help! And just in time, too, I'm just about to send in the report. Much appreciated!

too funny!!!  You're correct!!!!   

Of course, I was just taking *a guess* - because I don't know a *y* - and I just based my response on the 2a the OP typed.....but thanks for adding to the helping fun part of all this

I love it when you look and look and then find it. 

Yeah. I know. 21 of the 25 doctors I routinely transcribe are ESL. It's challenging, to say the least. I was just hoping that someone would recognize the sounds. (I know that sometimes I can, even when reading what someone else heard.)

I blanked it. Will report back if anyone cares.

I was getting so frustrated by that one.  Thanks for helping me!

Not sure if it is correct or not though...oh well.  Thanks for you help.