Not arguing either but

Posted By: sm on 2006-03-23
In Reply to: not arguing with meaning, but i was a lab tech for 6 years - aa

Subject: Not arguing either but

I guess LabCorp and LabTests Online are wrong when they list it as hemoglobin A1c.

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Is it A1c, or A1C ?? nm - ntk
- The hemoglobin A1c test (also called H-b-A-one-c) - diabetestoolbox.com NM
  - The letter "I" is roman numeral 1 - NM
  - and its also stated in stedmans - aa
  - not arguing with meaning, but i was a lab tech for 6 years - aa
    - Not arguing either but - sm
      - and guess what? - aa
        As you stated, - not the other poster
        and to educate you a little bit more... - aa
        well, if you read from the beginnng, i was the one being called out - who's yelling??
        I was addressing - sm
        i learned ... - that was me (aa)
- AIc - nm
- A1c - nm
- interesting, i gotta spell it out...lets try this again sm - aa
- sorry, i meant not the number ŕ" - aa
- AIc (its actually the letter "I" not the number ŕ" - aa
  - Can you quote your reference source on this one? - I think everyone would be interested-NM
    - sorry, meant was in lab for 6 years - aa
    - stated in stedmans and lab for 6 years - aa
    - never mind, saw your other post - NM
- A1c - WI MT

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