is that you winnie of Texas
Posted By: CAMT on 2005-10-31
In Reply to: No prob, CAMT. I get corrected all the time! Have a good day. nm - Winnie Ruth
Subject: is that you winnie of Texas
Zat you, huh
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Thank you winnie ruth, you are right.
Subject: Thank you winnie ruth, you are right.
I stand corrected.
I'm not from Texas, so I had
Subject: I'm not from Texas, so I had
to research this myself. It's not just something I knew. I didn't find it in my medical books, and found it googling thumbs-up sign and something similar to your s/l. I just took a wild guess it might be the same as a thumbs-up sign because that was logical.
Texas
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...uses workers' compensation as the term. It definitely is no longer anything with 'man' or 'men' in the title. The pleural possessive makes sense to me since this is an entity that covers all injured workers (not just one).
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No problem. I was just making a comment!!! I am from Temple/Seaton area in Bell county, living in Florida. Going to Texas in late May for reunion visit.
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The patient's sphincter tone is moderate. Tactis anastomosis is palpable just at the anal verge.
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Ever heard of s/l Texas hooks to retract the scalp? TIA
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Hospital-trained at Scott & White in Temple, Texas.sm
Subject: Hospital-trained at Scott & White in Temple, Texas.sm
They gave us a Dorland's and the resident's progress notes!! Scary!! This was back in 1970. I swear one of my arms is longer from using that book. !!!
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