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In Tessier was it with a capital or not, just so I know for future reference as Stedman has it 2 dif

Posted By: MT50 on 2007-11-19
In Reply to: Ah, not in the new one but is in Tessier's. Thanks - for your help! nm Capitalized, too.

Subject: In Tessier was it with a capital or not, just so I know for future reference as Stedman has it 2 different ways.




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many accounts are verbatim and many docs get their way saying things their way??
for future reference 1/8 = 0.125
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Per Steadman's OB/GYN, it is Telinde.
Curious, what was it, future reference...
Subject: Curious, what was it, future reference...


just for my info/future reference..if you
Subject: just for my info/future reference..if you

don't mind...how is the sentence structured? Is it
"Heart-size Epsilons are normal" or something else...It is my understanding that Epsilons are a wave pattern.
For future reference, depends on how it's used.
Subject: For future reference, depends on how it's used.

Per Gregg Reference (of grammar, usage, style, etc.), is lower case--master's degree, bachelor of arts degree, doctorate-- when used generally like in your example.  But capitalized when used as a title, e.g., Jane Doe, Doctor of Philosophy. 


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Thank you VERY MUCH!!! I'll mark this down for future reference. nm
Subject: Thank you VERY MUCH!!! I'll mark this down for future reference. nm

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Subject: it's what I ended up using- just hoping for something better for future reference... (because account specifics say docs don't get to make up words) :)


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Subject: Reply is late, but possibles for future reference

Could "Overreactive lispossum" be "overreactive specimen?"

Originally, I was thinking "overreactive splenism" which I would edit to "overreactive spleen" but diagnoses are usually NOT listed with lab values, except maybe as a statement "consistent with..." so that probaby would be wrong, although abnormal cells listed are found in hypo- and hypersplenism.

In any case, just thoughts for future since this is a day or 2 later than original post.

Also, I saw serocytes in lab terms, and assume it should be "spherocytes." At one of my very first temporary transcription jobs at a laboratory, I had mispelled "spherocytes" and "schistocytes" and doctor whose report I typed had me come back to his office and look at slides to see the cells so I would remember in the future.

Have a great day.
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Subject: Thank you!! any websites for future reference for ethnic backgrounds? nm

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Subject: For future reference, have reports similar to this quite often. I do transcribe them verbatim, this way there is no finger pointing on what we as transcriptionists take as a "liberty" in interpretation.

If it is ever in question, they can go back to the dictators original dictation (if available) and see that is what he/she said and they are directly responsible for the content of their reports.

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Stedman's has a capital P
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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....


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It is in Tessier
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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.
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Subject: I have Stedman medical & surgical equipment and words and find that out of my Stedman books (have 4 others) this is the one I use the most. Just my preference.


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Surgical Word Book. Many docs do not know how to spell things. They just guess, believe it or not.
MacIntosh per Tessier
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MacIntosh
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Subject: Tessier's has it as 2 words and

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and I did find in my current medical term book under antibodies, Lewis blood antibody type. He is definitely saying Lewis and not sure if it was Lewis or Louis.

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