Patient works on construction site...sm
Posted By: Lynn on 2008-11-22
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Subject: Patient works on construction site...sm
where they burn coal. He says he has been exposed to s/l fly ash which can reproduce symptoms similar to s/l silicoliosis.
Thanks for any help.
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Subject: works for me...thank you both.
works for me, thanks so much!
Subject: works for me, thanks so much!
I think he is just saying it wrong (imagine that). Thanks so much.!!!
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And it works, by the way! :-) nm
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Does anyone else get confused over these 2 works? (sm)
Subject: Does anyone else get confused over these 2 works? (sm)
I usually have a hard time trying to figure out which one is best to use and sometimes just have to take a best guess. Anyone have any "tricks" to figure this out on a case-by-case basis? Thanks!
See if this link works. sm
Subject: See if this link works. sm
http://www.desertmedical.com/dtx/reports.htm
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We all help each other, that's the way it works, so you're welcome!
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Subject: Newbie works for Sten-Tel
as previous bragged about on the new MT board.
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Subject: thanks I looked up Phenergan and it works! nm
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? Works as a huck in a hospital ? ..
Subject: ? Works as a huck in a hospital ? ..
I have never heard this term before. The dictator states "She works as a huck in the hospital." I have tried to find this term and can only come up with a tight towel weave ? ! ?  anybody ever hear of this ?
You got that right. Backwards/forwards etc. It all works. nm
Subject: You got that right. Backwards/forwards etc. It all works. nm
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Subject: This is a term used widely in classic works sm
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Subject: Yes, for a quick glance. Formally when you want the works, get it
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Subject: pt works at airport and comes in contact with lots
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All I can think of is Neurontin, which works on neural pathways.....sm
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Subject: well, this site IS an American MT site....nm
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TX DOI site has Workers', MO DOI site has Workers (no apostrophe), CA DOI has Workers'
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that site just led me to the FDA site that SM
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I originally checked. The only Google hit I found was from drugs that were made in the 1980s and before. I think this drug does not exist now.
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This site always freezes up my computer and I do not know why, but it is an excellent website though.
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This is from the Cambridge One-Look definition:
offending adjective [before noun] OFTEN HUMOROUS
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Do not post here anymore, Lez.
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