perhaps mispronouncing Cournand? nm
Posted By: flybye on 2006-01-23
In Reply to: s/l cor-don needle used in arterial line - STAT HELP
Subject: perhaps mispronouncing Cournand? nm
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Cournand tip? - nm
Subject: Cournand tip? - nm
I am sure he is mispronouncing it
Subject: I am sure he is mispronouncing it
because I have worked for him for 13 years and he always mispronounces words, but I'm stuck on this one!
She is saying kyzor...maybe mispronouncing it?
Subject: She is saying kyzor...maybe mispronouncing it?
She might be as rusty as me given how she is pronouncing some of the others -teehee! Thanks!
are you sure doc isn't just mispronouncing "trauma" ?
Subject: are you sure doc isn't just mispronouncing "trauma" ?
not stupid at all....doc prolly mispronouncing. nm
Subject: not stupid at all....doc prolly mispronouncing. nm
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Trust Txczech! Doc is probably mispronouncing it. nm
Subject: Trust Txczech! Doc is probably mispronouncing it. nm
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maybe mispronouncing *Veramyst* ??--just a guess (nm)
Subject: maybe mispronouncing *Veramyst* ??--just a guess (nm)
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Would think that he read Levoxyl as Levoryl and is mispronouncing it.
Subject: Would think that he read Levoxyl as Levoryl and is mispronouncing it.
he says it pretty clear, but is probably mispronouncing it, as I could not find it anywere.
Subject: he says it pretty clear, but is probably mispronouncing it, as I could not find it anywere.
but thanks for the suggestions.
if anhedonia fits, maybe the dictator is mispronouncing the word? sm
Subject: if anhedonia fits, maybe the dictator is mispronouncing the word? sm
For example, I have one who always says "epitectasis" for epistaxis, and another one who always says "supp-tull" for supple. ??
It could be. He's famous for mispronouncing meds - doesn't say she has hypercholesterolemia.
Subject: It could be. He's famous for mispronouncing meds - doesn't say she has hypercholesterolemia.
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i'm wondering if he might be mispronouncing and means "backwash" - but would that make sens
Subject: i'm wondering if he might be mispronouncing and means "backwash" - but would that make sense?
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