thanks for confirming/backing some of us up!! *S*

• how do you transcribe q 6 h for a prescription? - k
  • actually, it is q.4h. (with the 2 periods) - - no message
    • acutally it's q.6 h. (space between 6 and h) - n/m
      • it is q.4h. with no space - why not back up what you say with a resource?
        • I'm the poster and I'll back it up...SM - n/m
          • wow, the other poster simply asked for a resource - who is the nasty one? n/m
            • post was nasty, challenging and saying..nm - the poster was wrong & to back it up w/a resource
            • waste some more bandwidth why don't you - get over yourself
        • WRONG! It is q.6 h. WITH A SPACE. - lot to learn
          • thanks for confirming/backing some of us up!! *S* - n/m
            • thanks Lilly - I found the same info *S*.. - n/m
        • Drug terminology - Lilly
          • oops, should've posted that here - thanks Lilly!! *S* - n/m
            • Dosing - Lilly
    • I mean q.6h. (per AAMT) - under Drug Terminology- no message
      • used to be no space; Second Addition AAMT changed to a space - -explained without just saying its WRONG - NM
        • You know what they can do with their 2nd edition (and their 135th if they get that far?) - Anon
          • WOW-really don't need MTs like U w/that attitude! - n/m
            • It's not that I have a bad attitude, really, it's just (sm) - Please don't shoot me
          • hehe....or, why not just say -- - every 6 hours- no message
      • WRONG. It is q.6 h. WITH A SPACE - lot to learn
      • okay...thanks a lot! - k
        • you're welcome; you can make a macro for it - no message
  • q.6h - nm
  • q.6 h. - mt
    • thank you very much. - k

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