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just to make it more confusing :) ...sm

Posted By: flybye on 2006-02-07
In Reply to: MedAlert bracelet or Med Alert bracelet? - CM

Subject: just to make it more confusing :) ...sm

The company MedicAlert (1 word) has a trademark emblem/bracelet; that is the most common one used. But, there's an org in Canada, Med-Alert, that supplies medical alert bracelets, and another, 911MedAlert, that I found. If any of that helps! :)


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Subject: it's confusing

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yes, right, it's confusing....nm
Subject: yes, right, it's confusing....nm

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Subject: confusing words.....nm

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The only help I can give you here (very confusing)
Subject: The only help I can give you here (very confusing)

is that "symmatric" should be "symmetric," a very common term.

Are you taking a test?

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Dictator confusing....sm
Subject: Dictator confusing....sm

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OK that was confusing... I will clarify
Subject: OK that was confusing... I will clarify

Always go by your company policy and produces. My company states:

"when the manufacturer uses all capitals, use an initial capital only so as not to give undue attention to the term in a medical report..."
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Subject: I type -1 to 1.5 as -1-1.5 looks confusing.


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Subject: nevermind...was confusing this with another lab value


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Subject: EKG help - this always confusing me - "RSR"

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Subject: yeah, I'm with you - this is confusing...

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no problem...meds can be confusing!
Subject: no problem...meds can be confusing!


Please explain your answer, VERY CONFUSING..s/m
Subject: Please explain your answer, VERY CONFUSING..s/m

She did not ask that.
Why don't you answer simply:

The first option is the right one.

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Subject: it's confusing - I was told a long time ago not to use tid, etc.

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Subject: The only thing I can find close is subtilise meaning to make senses more keen or make one's senses more acute?


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Subject: I'm still listening and trying to fit it together to make any suggestions make sense.


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Subject: what is diff between DTaP and dTap...This doc is confusing me!!!

I have been told by other doc he wants it DTaP


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Subject: Thank you both!! I'm going to see if I can make either of these out. nm

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Subject: I actually know of 2 QA who do indeed make above 17.00.

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Subject: LOL, make that above. NM

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I would make just a few changes -
Subject: I would make just a few changes -

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you are saying it is Kerlix and fluffs, not Kerlix fluffs?
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Subject: Sorry, I can't make anything out.


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Subject: Where I am an IC, I make 10 cpl. As an

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Thank you! Had to make sure. :)
Subject: Thank you! Had to make sure. :)


Oh, but listen to make sure not PCI :)
Subject: Oh, but listen to make sure not PCI :)


Thank you! Will make a note of it. nm
Subject: Thank you! Will make a note of it. nm

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Make shortcuts.........sm
Subject: Make shortcuts.........sm

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Subject: Here is a link, not sure what to make

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Subject: That would make more sense. lol.. you are probably right

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Subject: thanks-will make a note of it also. nm

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