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Please check Wikipedia-SM

Posted By: SPS on 2008-07-12
In Reply to: Stories or storys - blanked out

Subject: Please check Wikipedia-SM

A multi-story building (American English, Multi-storey Building British English) is a building that has multiple floors (stories (storeys in British)) above ground in the building.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Building


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While Wikipedia has its ups & downs, here's what it says
Subject: While Wikipedia has its ups & downs, here's what it says

Jamais vu


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Look up "eogphony" on Wikipedia
Subject: Look up "eogphony" on Wikipedia

They have a pretty good description.
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Metre per second, usually expressed in all lower case as mps or with a slash as m/s
Wikipedia may be a starting point, but
Subject: Wikipedia may be a starting point, but

It is written and edited by everyday folks and is not an authoritative source. Check legitimate medical dictionaries and you will find "cesarean section".
Thank you - found it in Wikipedia :) - new word for me!
Subject: Thank you - found it in Wikipedia :) - new word for me!

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Wikipedia or Google spider veins...links inside
Subject: Wikipedia or Google spider veins...links inside

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Spider_veins

http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&q=spider+vein&aq=f&oq=
OB.. she returns for a string check?? or Estring check?? Thanks
Subject: OB.. she returns for a string check?? or Estring check?? Thanks


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Subject: check this out

http://www.onelook.com/?w=*+cysteine&ls=a

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Acute polynephritis (APN) is commonly caused by an ascending urinary tract infection with E. coli. In the etiology of APN, besides the virulence of the bacterium, the resistance of the host and the reactive inflammation play an important part.
I will check
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and thank you but she dictates von Pierkje knots????  She spells it so for that I am grateful, but when I am not familiar with something, I like to see it and read it somewhere.... Thanks again!
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You can also check this way....
Subject: You can also check this way....

go to onelook.com and put in *tracet if you can't figure out the beginning or go to rxlist.com and do the same. I love using onelook for when I can hear the beginning of something or the end of something. Great site!
Check CT, KUB
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Check out
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nadir at OneLook and see if you think it fits.
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check the BOS always.........
Subject: check the BOS always.........


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Never heard of this before.
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Subject: Yes, I did check One Look but what..sm

was confusing is when I came across it was bacterial infection like sepsis. The docs tx was push fluids and take Tylenol. I thought if like sepsis they would do more. Started to get confusing on that one.
dr want pt to check a PSA with PSA-2?
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Lab check for STD need help with a s/l please
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Assessment: Exposure to bodily fluids.

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upper extremity paroxysmal nocturnal dyspnea

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http://www.spineuniverse.com/authorbio.php?authorID=26


Perhaps this doctor developed a specific technique.  I think you are right and that is why he was spelling A-n.


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Thanks!
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Thanks for the heads up on the pansensitivity!
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a Roxanol oral solution which is oral morphine sulfate.
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Thanks. I'll be sure to check it out. I can use all the help I can get.
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sometimes they use a "quick check" SOAP (Suction Oxygen Airway Pharmacology), so I think I'd just go with a generic quick check, not any special equipment or test name... :)
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S/L quick check
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Doctor dictates....Her s/l quick check left-sided chest pain continues.  Thankk you all for your help
Yoc can check the following link also.
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You can check this for options
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Click on the link to see the options at eneel.com, I hope the list will help.
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Please check this link.  You can use this site in future to search for equipments, words, drugs etc.
Check link
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Please visit the following link to see the results.