could this help

I also had a lot of trouble and so I will often use three letters that I would remember and an "x" after them.   Since I also type for the same docs --I am lucky - in auto correct I will often put the same two to three letters and then a  (dot). and the docs initials.  That way I don't have to remember so many different abbreviations. i.e. hl.jn  hl..mb  hl.eif etc.  That is for their heart and lung exams.   I make it as simple as possibe for me as if I have to think too hard on what I named word in the abbreviation it is time loss for me.   Some docs I can type their exam with using about 20 Keystrokes for about 10 lines.  That is where I make my money.

• I need suggestions please (sm) - txmt
  • as a general rule... - MTBlab
  • For thrombocytopenia, I use thcy, - moi too
  • tcp - sm
  • suggestions - nn
  • Thanks all - some good ideas here. (sm) - OP
  • I use tcyt for thrombocytopenia (SM) - PSMT
  • could this help - Patti
  • I use the 1 after a lot of my abbreviations. How about cyto1? nm - The Witch
    • Thanks - sounds good - I'm going to try it. - txmt

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