nope...don't want to either...again, just a matter of preference.nm
Posted By: NN on 2006-09-27
In Reply to: Interesting...it is in mine but mine is older..can't argue with Webster though...nm - casey
Subject: nope...don't want to either...again, just a matter of preference.nm
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Either/or, matter of preference
Subject: Either/or, matter of preference
Okay, now I guess it is a matter of preference.
Subject: Okay, now I guess it is a matter of preference.
ok, me again. Periventricular white matter or paraventricular white matter changes?
Subject: ok, me again. Periventricular white matter or paraventricular white matter changes?
it does not matter
Subject: it does not matter
it helps me to help them (if they are indeed trying to get a job).
Why would age matter?
Subject: Why would age matter?
Both mean the same. No matter what
Subject: Both mean the same. No matter what
BOS says to do, you go with what the client/MTSO wants you to do. Best advise is to check with your supervisor.
Just like that - there are no "rules" no matter
Subject: Just like that - there are no "rules" no matter
x
just because it doesn't matter to YOU
Subject: just because it doesn't matter to YOU
and google is NOT the authority on when to use which word. You can find errors all over the internet and I don't consider google a research tool unless it takes me to a manufacturer web site so I can find a copyrighted spelling.
A good dictionary and solid reference materials are needed. Additionally, the OP did not say the client wanted it one way or another so your bringing that into the equation makes you look as though you are trying to justify what you do, and I really do not care what you do. You are only trying to deflect the direction of the discussion to one in which you _win_ and you try to make me _lose_. The people here who lose are the ones who still don't know the CORRECT usage of the 2 words.
I stand my ground. The OP still does not know definitively how to use these 2 words based on this thread. And you can huff and puff and try to blow my house down but you still don't _win_.
Or even viscous matter? (nm)
Subject: Or even viscous matter? (nm)
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no matter what is in print -- sm
Subject: no matter what is in print -- sm
every company QA and/or account will set that rule.
You probably should ask them via email to get it in writing as it has been my experience this will vary from one QA gal to the next.
We use cc no matter what. Carbon is
Subject: We use cc no matter what. Carbon is
just an outdated term, cc now normally means courtesy copy.
s/l quiet matter?
Subject: s/l quiet matter?
There are moderately enlarged (Virchow-Robin) spaces within the hemisphere (quiet) matter
"white" matter ??
Subject: "white" matter ??
I think it is the doc's preference (sm)
Subject: I think it is the doc's preference (sm)
I have been asked to spell it discectomy. If you have a sample report that spells it diskectomy, then you probably should spell it that way.
Does not matter. All dosages are singular.
Subject: Does not matter. All dosages are singular.
don't know your subject matter but probably "biestrogen"...nm
Subject: don't know your subject matter but probably "biestrogen"...nm
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That's it. Thanks. It has been a really long day and week for that matter. Thanks again.
Subject: That's it. Thanks. It has been a really long day and week for that matter. Thanks again.
no matter what they dictate, they are wrong...nm
Subject: no matter what they dictate, they are wrong...nm
Ischemic white matter changes? nm
Subject: Ischemic white matter changes? nm
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Why does it matter if the last word was a number?
Subject: Why does it matter if the last word was a number?
You are starting over with a new sentence which should have nothing to do with the previous one. I've never heard of such.
white matter infarcts
Subject: white matter infarcts
What could possiblly represent old white matter infarcts concerning a Head CT?
what's the matter with you? Stop trying to be a psychologist..sm
Subject: what's the matter with you? Stop trying to be a psychologist..sm
Do you want to pick a fight with me? Don't get PERSONAL !
You have not contributed the least to the OP's question, so spare your imposing, empty posts!
I am a very happy person, contrary to you, why shouldn't I? You are the belligerent one.
it's really client preference.......nm
Subject: it's really client preference.......nm
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Definitely client preference, if they have one, but -- sm
Subject: Definitely client preference, if they have one, but -- sm
barring that, the AAMT has come out saying that "disk" is preferred over "disc" (for whatever that's worth), though both are still acceptable.
I've had some clients with a preference for "disc" with respect to the eyes, and "disk" when referring to the spine, but the vast majority (in my recent experience) have shown a preference for disk in all cases.
Client preference here. nm :)
Subject: Client preference here. nm :)
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it's really client preference.........
Subject: it's really client preference.........
Client preference
Subject: Client preference
Amen to that, don't ever worry about learning things the right way, just learn the client way and you can't go wrong.
preference of most accounts is to
Subject: preference of most accounts is to
leave off the s, except when it would make an awkward construction, e.g. the patient has Alzheimer's (in that case leave the s). But some accounts still want the s.
probably regional or preference, but
Subject: probably regional or preference, but
I would probably only use burnt if a. I could hear it that clearly and b. if he were saying the toast was burnt. I just think burned looks and sounds better.
Preference now is without apostrophe.
Subject: Preference now is without apostrophe.
x
Doctor's preference
Subject: Doctor's preference
For the accounts that I work on, the doctors prefer it all written out. I don't know what the BOS3 has to say about this, but it's probably one of those things that goes by what the doctor, or QA, prefers.
That is probably a facility preference. The
Subject: That is probably a facility preference. The
abbreviations you gave examples of are standard abbreviations still in use.
That is probably a facility preference. The
Subject: That is probably a facility preference. The
abbreviations you gave examples of are standard abbreviations still in use.
OK, feeling stupid, but s/l *cruskt* of the matter.
Subject: OK, feeling stupid, but s/l *cruskt* of the matter.
I have heard this phrase before but never really thought about how the word is spelled.
The *_____* of the matter with this patient is...
Thanks!
found vanishing white matter nm
Subject: found vanishing white matter nm
and I agree - client preference and most a/c's are
Subject: and I agree - client preference and most a/c's are
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Well, CLIENT PREFERENCE rules.....sm
Subject: Well, CLIENT PREFERENCE rules.....sm
Always, always it's client preference. I was just speaking in a BOS/AAMT ruling about numbers. Client preference most definitely IS the bottom line. 
Client preference but usually KCl vs Kay Ciel...nm
Subject: Client preference but usually KCl vs Kay Ciel...nm
Client preference, I suppose, but I do --sm
Subject: Client preference, I suppose, but I do --sm
L5 compression fracture; C5-6 herniated nucleus puposus. I have never used fifth lumbar or lumbar five. Most docs I have had always dictate as L5 or C5-6 and also some do C-spine or L-spine. easier for them, I guess, as well as whoever reads the report.
client preference re- expanding.....
Subject: client preference re- expanding.....
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I think it depends on your client preference
Subject: I think it depends on your client preference
I usually would type 2-5, but my client doesn't want numbers 1-10 to be spelled out.
It's client preference and if it's verbatim or not.....
Subject: It's client preference and if it's verbatim or not.....
Many MDs want verbatim - despite BOS...so it's really client preference........
usually not capitalized, but might be a "client preference." Ask why /nm
Subject: usually not capitalized, but might be a "client preference." Ask why /nm
Client or personal preference
Subject: Client or personal preference
You have several choices here that are correct. You can put E:A reversal, E/A reversal, or E to A reversal. If no client preference, your pick - all are correct.
yes, me too - also it may depend on client preference NM
Subject: yes, me too - also it may depend on client preference NM
I believe that current preference these days is
Subject: I believe that current preference these days is
followup, without the dash. Back in the old days it was follow-up or follow up. I would go with whatever the client wants, I have one that wants the dash, one that does not.
it depends on the dictators preference
Subject: it depends on the dictators preference
I work in a hospital and they voted x2 as an unacceptable abbreviation. We currently have to spell it out. We also have to spell out q as every, qid as four times daily, bid as two times daily and so on and so on. I would ask the dictator or your QA person before making a final decision.
Client preference overrules BOS-2, so
Subject: Client preference overrules BOS-2, so
x
Normally it is client preference. Mine does
Subject: Normally it is client preference. Mine does
not want the # unless it is stated #4 Vicryl, etc. The # is not normally used with 4-0, 3-0, etc.
BOS2-Preference is disk.
Subject: BOS2-Preference is disk.
x
Per doctor/client preference, but we
Subject: Per doctor/client preference, but we
use L2-L3. BOS2 says either way is acceptable.
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