thank you both - wonderful info TXczech ! nm
Posted By: ER MT on 2006-06-19
In Reply to: operculum? Here is some info on that subject. sm - Txczech
Subject: thank you both - wonderful info TXczech ! nm
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That's a wonderful piece of info
Subject: That's a wonderful piece of info
professionals across the world know that because they will mark it wrong I'm sure.
Txczech, you always give such helpful info
Subject: Txczech, you always give such helpful info
Kudos to you on being nice all the time. JMO
You are wonderful. That is it. tx
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Thank you so very much. Have a wonderful day.
Subject: Thank you so very much. Have a wonderful day.
Thank you all so much. Have a wonderful day.
Subject: Thank you all so much. Have a wonderful day.
Wonderful, thank you.
Subject: Wonderful, thank you.
You are wonderful!!
Subject: You are wonderful!!
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wonderful!
Subject: wonderful!
I so appreciate that!!!!
Wonderful. Thank you.
Subject: Wonderful. Thank you.
thank you very much. your wonderful.
Subject: thank you very much. your wonderful.
thank you very much. your wonderful.
Wonderful, Thanks...
Subject: Wonderful, Thanks...
I'm listening for those things. The word has 2 syllables I think; might sound similar to symtom, income, inkle, simple; but it's so muffed it's hard to tell.
You are so wonderful! thanks!
Subject: You are so wonderful! thanks!
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Wonderful resource, thanks! nm
Subject: Wonderful resource, thanks! nm
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Thanks for trying, and the wonderful link
Subject: Thanks for trying, and the wonderful link
I went back and re-listened and it definitely sounds like ortho-cord type repair.
You're wonderful. That's it. thanks
Subject: You're wonderful. That's it. thanks
Wonderful! Thanks, never heard of that. nm
Subject: Wonderful! Thanks, never heard of that. nm
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You're wonderful!! Thanks so much!!..nm
Subject: You're wonderful!! Thanks so much!!..nm
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Thank you, that is wonderful to hear.
Subject: Thank you, that is wonderful to hear.
I just found a wonderful website
Subject: I just found a wonderful website
and I just wanted to share it. May be old news to some, but thought I would post it anyways. I always have trouble with labs, and I found some helpful stuff here. 
http://www.labtestsonline.org
You're wonderful! Thanks so much. This MD uses lots of Big words that little ol me aint use to.
Subject: You're wonderful! Thanks so much. This MD uses lots of Big words that little ol me aint use to.
That's it! Thanks added it and found this wonderful site for lap instrument searches, see inside.
Subject: That's it! Thanks added it and found this wonderful site for lap instrument searches, see inside.
http://lapsearch.net/
THANK YOU txczech!! sm
Subject: THANK YOU txczech!! sm
that's the med! plus you have a cool name. thank you!
thanks txczech
Subject: thanks txczech
I am not the OP, but thank you for the site!
Sorry Txczech....
Subject: Sorry Txczech....
I wasn't implying you didn't know, it's just that most people don't. Where in Texas are you at? My inlaws are from Marshall, Texas and Frehlsburg.
Thx TxCzech! - sm
Subject: Thx TxCzech! - sm
that's what I'm putting. Thorough references, I could not come up with anything. How do you find your refs? Looks like more than Google. 
Txczech is the best!! :) nm
Subject: Txczech is the best!! :) nm
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Txczech, please sm
Subject: Txczech, please sm
You are always such a lifesaver on this board! Thank you so much, and thank you for taking the time to help people like me. This is not the first time you have helped me.
Hi Txczech
Subject: Hi Txczech
My abbrev. book also shows MP (or MCP too) as being good for metacarpophalangeal.
Way to go Txczech!
Subject: Way to go Txczech!
That one would have driven me nutso!
Um, probably what Txczech said since
Subject: Um, probably what Txczech said since
she's usually right. :oD
And Txczech comes thru YET AGAIN!!
Subject: And Txczech comes thru YET AGAIN!!
Do you know how helpful that particular site is?! Well, I'm sure you do because you had it bookmarked....
Here's another question...If a dictator says leuks, do we type in leukocytes or leukocyte esterase? I have to follow AAMT BOS. I've gotten conflicting reports from a couple of QA people over the years, so I never really know what to go with and wind up typing leukocytes but curiosity is killin' me.
Thank you, Txczech...
Subject: Thank you, Txczech...
I've bookmarked that site for future reference. Looks like a good one. Thanks for sharing!
Hey, Txczech! Thanks!!
Subject: Hey, Txczech! Thanks!!
I'm writing that one down. You always have the answers to almost anything it seems!
Txczech
Subject: Txczech
So where ya been huh huh. Not much on MTDaily but she dropped the rates, $3 a month. Com'on back.
welcome but that responder Txczech has more..SM
Subject: welcome but that responder Txczech has more..SM
Txczech has far more knowledge in that FUND than I do, although I have that photographic memory....*LOL* Glad he or she could help but I tried and see? I learned something from Txczech too about prograde!!! I had never heard it before at all ever.
I'll go with that too.... Thanks to you and Txczech!
Subject: I'll go with that too.... Thanks to you and Txczech!
You were Right Txczech! yippee!
Subject: You were Right Txczech! yippee!
thanks again.
OMG - it's gait!!! Duh - I should have known this! Thanks so much for your help Txczech!
Subject: OMG - it's gait!!! Duh - I should have known this! Thanks so much for your help Txczech!
Thanks Txczech for always helping around here!
Subject: Thanks Txczech for always helping around here!
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Txczech - I just wanted to thank you for all the help
Subject: Txczech - I just wanted to thank you for all the help
you give to everyone on this board, but especially for always taking the time to provide links. I rarely come to ask for help, but I ALWAYS open up your responses and copy the links.....which, of course, makes it easier for me not to have to ask for help. I swear, through you I have learned so much and wanted you to know how appreciated you are for going that extra mile and providing the resources of your knowledge. You are a Godsend to all of us here and I know I speak for many when I say, "Thank you!"
Thanks Txczech. You are always so helpful.
Subject: Thanks Txczech. You are always so helpful.
He is kind of mumbling but I'm not sure. Thank you!
Thanks Txczech and Siren! I am going to look into this a little more!
Subject: Thanks Txczech and Siren! I am going to look into this a little more!
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Wow Txczech--I wanna be like you....
Subject: Wow Txczech--I wanna be like you....
if/when I grow up! Dang, sometimes you make this stuff look so easy!
Thank you, Txczech and MT50.
Subject: Thank you, Txczech and MT50.
I'll do some more searching on my own too. My version of Vera Pyle didn't have it in there either.
I'm a Txczech too. Where do you live?
Subject: I'm a Txczech too. Where do you live?
Txczech!!! It's great to see you on here again. sm
Subject: Txczech!!! It's great to see you on here again. sm
Seems like a lot of things and people have changed on this board and I don't remember seeing your name for a while. What I do remember is all the excellent help you've always provided. Glad to see you again!
Thanks for your reply Txczech! n/m
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I really don't know about online classes, probably TXCzech (sp?) or sm
Subject: I really don't know about online classes, probably TXCzech (sp?) or sm
Smiley or one of the other major helpers can help there. I'm a book person.
If you don't have the AAMT BOS (second edition), that would be the first place to start. It comes with a CD which makes it easier to look things up. I'm not crazy about the BOS as I feel it is rather clumsy, but it's compiled from the books (as well as several others) I'll mention later. These rules are adapted specifically for us MTs. If you come across a good deal on an American Medical Association Manual of Style, or the Chicago Manual of Style (I may have goofed up on the titles of these books as I have a cocker spaniel's head on my lap on the couch and can't get to my books without disturbing her), these are excellent resources. I once had a little paperback book that I carried around for years which was grammar and punctuation for writers. It was a handy little book. Maybe you could find something similar, compare it with BOS, and make notations in it.
Another way to keep brushed up is to read. Read good books. Read newspapers. Read the classics. Aside from having great stories, those great novels are wonderful sources of terms that do pop up here and there in our work. Keep in mind that our docs are highly educated, so we have to do our part to keep up. I have seen posts where MTs get stumped on regular English words and phrases, and it shows they don't read. When I was asked to staff my transcription department, I picked the readers. It made all the difference!
Bottom line: No matter how we feel about it, every MT needs his/her own copy of the BOS. The next runnerup is a good English dictionary (I prefer American Heritage, a collegiate version, as it delves deeper than just giving definitions). Of course, the big Dorland's or Stedman's for our medical terms.
You go, Girl! For 6 months, you are doing great!!
Trust Txczech! Doc is probably mispronouncing it. nm
Subject: Trust Txczech! Doc is probably mispronouncing it. nm
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You live in West, Txczech? nm
Subject: You live in West, Txczech? nm
just curious
agree with Txczech; "harm to others."
Subject: agree with Txczech; "harm to others."
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