I've always used it as 2 words, but new Stedmans makes it into 1 word, videocolonoscope, etc.
Posted By: Wilder on 2009-03-12  
In Reply to: Olympus videocolonoscope and Olympus videogastroscope SM - Mary
  
Subject: I've always used it as 2 words, but new Stedmans makes it into 1 word, videocolonoscope, etc. 
  but then when you search other sources, it is 2 words.   
 
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2 words according to Stedmans 
Subject: 2 words according to Stedmans 
   
	 
	
that is what they get, dr just makes up words.   
Subject: that is what they get, dr just makes up words.   
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I don't think that's it, but thanks for trying.  I think he makes words up sometimes. haha 
Subject: I don't think that's it, but thanks for trying.  I think he makes words up sometimes. haha 
   
	 
	
I've never heard it put that way, but I guess it makes 
Subject: I've never heard it put that way, but I guess it makes 
  sense.
	 
	
I've never heard of it, but it makes sense - could it 
Subject: I've never heard of it, but it makes sense - could it 
  be "apparent" opacification??
	 
	
Sounds reasonable, but he makes up his own words so I think this will go to QA. (nm) 
Subject: Sounds reasonable, but he makes up his own words so I think this will go to QA. (nm) 
  x
	 
	
Yes.  I've also found that it's used for carpal tunnel, so that makes sense - could not find m 
Subject: Yes.  I've also found that it's used for carpal tunnel, so that makes sense - could not find mcg 
   
	 
	
I have 'ligamentotaxis' in Stedmans ortho word book 
Subject: I have 'ligamentotaxis' in Stedmans ortho word book 
  
	 
	
According to Stedmans Ortho and Rehab Book, 4th Edition, plantarflexion is ONE word. 
Subject: According to Stedmans Ortho and Rehab Book, 4th Edition, plantarflexion is ONE word. 
  
	 
	
how odd, I've been looking for this word myself. 
Subject: how odd, I've been looking for this word myself. 
 
 tj 
	 
	
word/words help 
Subject: word/words help 
   In addition to his ankle problem he has had an s/l enrum__ taken out of his right third webspace and had relief for about 6 months and had some recurrent s/l senergetic___ pain .
	 
	
hmm...could be, makes more sense than natting...which I don't think is a word...thanks! 
Subject: hmm...could be, makes more sense than natting...which I don't think is a word...thanks! 
  thanks
	 
	
As long as the word makes sense, 
Subject: As long as the word makes sense, 
  you can use combining forms/prefixes with any word.  Therefore hypo (less, little, small, etc) and mobility would go together, as in she had less or little mobility.  
	 
	
ortho word/words help 
Subject: ortho word/words help 
   DIAGNOSIS: s/l halthridgedous 
 
post s/l colectomy. he had some low-grade s/l sevedous last week we left stitches in on the right, took them out on the left. TIA
	 
	
Used to be 2 words, then hyphenated, now can be just one word.   nm 
Subject: Used to be 2 words, then hyphenated, now can be just one word.   nm 
  jj
	 
	
That word should be 'pieces' and it makes real sense too.  SM 
Subject: That word should be 'pieces' and it makes real sense too.  SM 
 
 You need to go back to school - BIG TIME! 
	 
	
THANK YOU --- I know the word it makes total sense and I just could not rip it from my non functioni 
Subject: THANK YOU --- I know the word it makes total sense and I just could not rip it from my non functioning brain 
  Thanks
	 
	
oops I probably should've edited a word in there..sm 
Subject: oops I probably should've edited a word in there..sm 
 
 Sorry moderators - I'm editing my own post right now....I forgot, some would interpret that word as a bad word.  Truly sorry!  
Here's my repost:  
While I feel I'm an excellent MT, I refuse to get as EDITED as some about this subject disc versus disk....one being from Latin and one being from the Greeks....  
We follow a Greek calendar but the Egyptian one was here before that.......  
People need to be a little more flexible generally speaking but also with words that are accepted either way, not have a virtual STROKE over it.    
	 
	
I've always written out the word hours 
Subject: I've always written out the word hours 
  if it's dictated.  If it's not dictated as part of the time, I don't add it.  Some dictators will just say *0-8-hundred* and I just transcribe it 0800.  
	 
	
I've been watching the word board today  
Subject: I've been watching the word board today  
  and it seems that there have been lots of word helpers.  Maybe not the usual folks, but still really good help.     
	 
	
Words not found in mtstars word help with posible sound like 
Subject: Words not found in mtstars word help with posible sound like 
  Huntington's Chorea
	 
	
Sted's Ortho Words and their on-line dictionary show it as one word. nm 
Subject: Sted's Ortho Words and their on-line dictionary show it as one word. nm 
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My Stedman's spell check comes back with pro embolic (2 separate words). Pro is a word in itself  
Subject: My Stedman's spell check comes back with pro embolic (2 separate words). Pro is a word in itself  as is embolic.  Hope this helps. 
  
	 
	
Olympus videocolonoscope and Olympus videogastroscope SM 
Subject: Olympus videocolonoscope and Olympus videogastroscope SM 
  Olympus videocolonoscope and Olympus videogastroscope or Olympus video colonoscope and Olympus video gastroscope. 
 
I keep seeing it both ways - driving me crazy!!!!!
	 
	
You've got it right.  I've type that for years, as in transforaminal steroid injection. 
Subject: You've got it right.  I've type that for years, as in transforaminal steroid injection. 
   nm
	 
	
No links but the Stedman's GI & GU Words is great, and you'll need a Pathology/Lab Words book 
Subject: No links but the Stedman's GI & GU Words is great, and you'll need a Pathology/Lab Words book or  
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onelook.com, Tessier's Surgical Words, and Sted's Ortho and Rehab Words. Great stuff! nm 
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I've never heard of "Toprolol XL" and I've been sm 
Subject: I've never heard of "Toprolol XL" and I've been sm 
  doing this a looooooong time.  
	 
	
E-to-A changes per Stedmans's 
Subject: E-to-A changes per Stedmans's 
  
	 
	
how old is your Stedmans? 
Subject: how old is your Stedmans? 
  It used to be gravida roman numeral, para arabic but I think the preferred way is all arabic now.  All my accounts prefer arabic.
	 
	
per Stedmans transsphincterotomy 
x
	 
	
Hi Brenda, per my Stedmans, you are looking for SM 
Subject: Hi Brenda, per my Stedmans, you are looking for SM 
  centripetal spread
	 
	
stedmans abbrev uses PPD, P/D, and p/d 
Subject: stedmans abbrev uses PPD, P/D, and p/d 
  /
	 
	
and its also stated in stedmans 
Subject: and its also stated in stedmans 
  /
	 
	
see stedmans (inside) 
Subject: see stedmans (inside) 
  http://216.251.232.159/semdweb/internetsomd/ASP/1519993.asp
	 
	
also in Stedmans abbreviations  nm 
Subject: also in Stedmans abbreviations  nm 
  
	 
	
thank you!  i might need to check on getting that stedmans!! 
Subject: thank you!  i might need to check on getting that stedmans!! 
  
	 
	
Seriously yes.  I looked in Stedmans and... 
Subject: Seriously yes.  I looked in Stedmans and... 
  tried google unless I am not spelling it right. I dont normally do these type of files...sorry if I should know.
	 
	
Stedmans has been known to be incorrect.....nm 
Subject: Stedmans has been known to be incorrect.....nm 
 
  
	 
	
per Stedmans, osteochondritis 
Subject: per Stedmans, osteochondritis 
  
	 
	
proBNP per stedmans lab book. 
Subject: proBNP per stedmans lab book. 
  x
	 
	
in stedmans neuro book 
Subject: in stedmans neuro book 
  under ataxia is listed: Friedreich.  ??  
 
I believe it is most correct with apostrophe, although there is a trend away from using them in these cases.
	 
	
per Stedmans--Workhorse percutaneous sm 
Subject: per Stedmans--Workhorse percutaneous sm 
  transluminal angioplasty
	 
	
Supramid s, per Stedmans Equip bk. 
Subject: Supramid s, per Stedmans Equip bk. 
  X
	 
	
4 correct ways in stedmans... 
Subject: 4 correct ways in stedmans... 
  i've used the lower case p, but that's not in stedmans: 
PCO(subscript 2) 
PCO2 
P(co2 subscript) 
Pco2
	 
	
maybe sagittal suture (per stedmans OB) 
Subject: maybe sagittal suture (per stedmans OB) 
  x
	 
	
stated in stedmans and lab for 6 years 
Subject: stated in stedmans and lab for 6 years  
  /
	 
	
In Stedmans radiology book...sm 
Subject: In Stedmans radiology book...sm 
 
 Page 194 in Stedman's Radiology book is concha bullosa or pleural form is conchae bullosa....  
Also found this out...  
Concha Bullosa A concha bullosa (CB) is a common anatomical variation that occurs when an air pocket forms in the middle turbinate. 
  On a CT scan, a concha bullosa looks almost like a small balloon with a thin, bony lining. If you develop this condition, you may be symptom-free, or you may have facial pain and pressure and nasal blockage. A concha bullosa is easily corrected with endoscopic sinus surgery.  Hope this helps!!!    
	 
	
McGlamry according to Stedmans (see message) 
Subject: McGlamry according to Stedmans (see message) 
  I looked it up in Stedman's Medical and Surgical Equipment Words.  Both doctors are wrong.  It's McGlamry elevator.  Hope I was helpful!!!!
	 
	
If you have a Stedmans oncology book 
Subject: If you have a Stedmans oncology book 
  It is shown in Appendix 8 under TNM staging
	 
	
Stedmans says "Homans" not  Homan's. NM 
Subject: Stedmans says "Homans" not  Homan's. NM 
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