Tessier's has "lactated Ringer solution" nm
Posted By: old school on 2007-11-28
In Reply to: Lactated Ringers - ALH
Subject: Tessier's has "lactated Ringer solution" nm
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lactated Ringer solution
Subject: lactated Ringer solution
I type it according to the Tessier Surgical Work Book and there is no "s" at the end of Ringer, just lactated Ringer solution.
avoiding lactated Ringer's? or lactate such as Ringer's? nm
Subject: avoiding lactated Ringer's? or lactate such as Ringer's? nm
It should be lactated Ringer's or Ringer lactate, according to BOS. nm
Subject: It should be lactated Ringer's or Ringer lactate, according to BOS. nm
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lactated Ringer's or Ringer?
Subject: lactated Ringer's or Ringer?
I have always typed Ringer's and the doc is saying that, but in my Saunders Pharmaceutical Word Book 2007 it has lactated Ringer and Ringer solution (now Ringer irrigation). So confusing. Why do they do that??? LOL Has it changed???
s/l dardiado solution; equal parts chlorhexidine peroxide normal saline solution
Subject: s/l dardiado solution; equal parts chlorhexidine peroxide normal saline solution
Surgery irrigation fluid, s/l "Adept solution or Depp solution" nm
Subject: Surgery irrigation fluid, s/l "Adept solution or Depp solution" nm
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Sounds okay. Reagent is a solution added to another solution. nm
Subject: Sounds okay. Reagent is a solution added to another solution. nm
might be ciclopirox 8% solution or topical solution. nm
Subject: might be ciclopirox 8% solution or topical solution. nm
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Ringer
Subject: Ringer
Yes, I have to agree w/ MT50. I also have always typed Ringer's... but there is that rule on eponyms. Still, it sounds strange, to me anyway.
Ringer's
Subject: Ringer's
That is correct; however, it is most always dictated "lactated Ringer's" and that is also correct. In this case, it would be Ringer's (possessive)... Hope this helps also.
Ringer's
Subject: Ringer's
Ringer's maybe?
Lactated Ringer's
Subject: Lactated Ringer's
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is it ringer's lactate
Subject: is it ringer's lactate
I thought it was lactated ringers.
It should be lactated Ringer's...sm
Subject: It should be lactated Ringer's...sm
invented by Sidney Ringer
lactated Ringer's
Subject: lactated Ringer's
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Lactated Ringer's... NM
Subject: Lactated Ringer's... NM
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BOS says lactated Ringer (no "s") nm
Subject: BOS says lactated Ringer (no "s") nm
lactated Ringer
Subject: lactated Ringer
According to the Surgical Word Book -- lactated Ringer solution
yes, capital "R" on Ringer
Subject: yes, capital "R" on Ringer
LR? (lactated Ringer's) ? nm
Subject: LR? (lactated Ringer's) ? nm
Do you capitalize lactated ringer's?? nm
Subject: Do you capitalize lactated ringer's?? nm
lactal or lactar ringer?
Subject: lactal or lactar ringer?
Dictation states pt has an I.V. with lactal ringer for hydration?
Ringer. AAMT BOS2 rules on eponyms.
Subject: Ringer. AAMT BOS2 rules on eponyms.
It is in Tessier
Subject: It is in Tessier
Fissurectomy is in the Claudia Tessier surgical word book
Ah, not in the new one but is in Tessier's. Thanks
Subject: Ah, not in the new one but is in Tessier's. Thanks
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Sorry, Tessier (nm)
Subject: Sorry, Tessier (nm)
tessier's says with a k, but
Subject: tessier's says with a k, but
stedman's shows both as being correct, must be a preference thing. QA should not penalize you.
well, per Tessier's, with an I, per
Subject: well, per Tessier's, with an I, per
stedman's, it's an o. Mystery as google gives both ways.
Yes, McGlamry according to Tessier
Subject: Yes, McGlamry according to Tessier
Surgical Word Book. Many docs do not know how to spell things. They just guess, believe it or not.
MacIntosh per Tessier
Subject: MacIntosh per Tessier
MacIntosh
Tessier's has it as 2 words and
Subject: Tessier's has it as 2 words and
stedman's radiology fifth edition has it has two words.go figure.
I trust Tessier before Stedman's and for 25 yrs
Subject: I trust Tessier before Stedman's and for 25 yrs
Back in the early 80s I loved Stedman's but I found way too many discrepancies, even called them once and they said if we find any other discrepancies to feel free to call them and let them know because WE are the MTs and they need our input.
However, I prefer Claudia Tessier's Surgical Word Book, Vera Pyle's Medical Terminology book, and then the internet where you can find the manufacturer's website and see the CORRECT spelling.
Just my humble opinion....JMHO....
and we all can agree to disagree too....
Pg 179 in Tessier's Surgical Words. nm
Subject: Pg 179 in Tessier's Surgical Words. nm
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Tessier Surgical has it V-Y flap
Subject: Tessier Surgical has it V-Y flap
I refer to original Tessier book. Does the new one still have sm
Subject: I refer to original Tessier book. Does the new one still have sm
Buckwalter retractor and Buchwalter retractor (rather than the correct Bookwalter?). There were several others, but I can't recall them now. I gave my book away about 15 years ago, and strictly use Stedman's Med/Surg Equipment words, Stedman's Surgery words, and Vera Pyle's latest. I think what you're seeing is an entry before Hasson was verified. The same thing happened with Steffee/Steffe and Veress/Verress. If there were two spellings for Hasson/Hassan, I would think Vera's book would clarify. Time will tell, though. Ya never know in this business.
There's a Maisonneuve one in Tessier's Surgical Words. nm
Subject: There's a Maisonneuve one in Tessier's Surgical Words. nm
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Tessier's Word Book has extravesical. nm
Subject: Tessier's Word Book has extravesical. nm
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from Tessier Surg Word book-sm
Subject: from Tessier Surg Word book-sm
medicated bougie, mercury-filled bougie, mercury-weighted bougie, Maloney mercury bougie. Does it sound like any of these? Also Hegar bougie.
There are blunt and Blount retractors listed by Tessier. nm
xenograft per Tessier Surgical Word Book
Subject: xenograft per Tessier Surgical Word Book
Several knives it could be from Tessier's - Ballenger, Billeau, Bodian,
Subject: Several knives it could be from Tessier's - Ballenger, Billeau, Bodian,
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Tessier's has a Holscher nerve root retractor. nm
Subject: Tessier's has a Holscher nerve root retractor. nm
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Can find a Dingman breast dissector in Tessier's. Maybe the
Subject: Can find a Dingman breast dissector in Tessier's. Maybe the
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Claudia Tessier Surgical Word Book, pg 155..SM
Subject: Claudia Tessier Surgical Word Book, pg 155..SM
second edition though..........Perma-Cath catheter on page 155
In Tessier was it with a capital or not, just so I know for future reference as Stedman has it 2 dif
Subject: In Tessier was it with a capital or not, just so I know for future reference as Stedman has it 2 different ways.
there's a "stencil wire" in my Tessier surgery book
Subject: there's a "stencil wire" in my Tessier surgery book
Can find Rollet retractor in Tessier's Surgical Words. nm
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I can only find the matricectomy version in Tessier's Surgical Words. nm
Subject: I can only find the matricectomy version in Tessier's Surgical Words. nm
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Tessier's Surgical Words shows Bunnell sutures...nm
Subject: Tessier's Surgical Words shows Bunnell sutures...nm
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Endo Clip as per Surgical Word Book by Tessier
Subject: Endo Clip as per Surgical Word Book by Tessier
Tessier's - Favoloro, Finochietto, Fogarty, full-curved clamps? nm
Subject: Tessier's - Favoloro, Finochietto, Fogarty, full-curved clamps? nm
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