just 'fiber'? what's the symbol after it in your post?
Posted By: beentheredonethat on 2007-06-04
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Subject: just 'fiber'? what's the symbol after it in your post?
It looks like you have a symbol or some character that didn't convert in your post right after 'fiber'
Or are you just asking if 'fiber' can be on a med list?
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Need symbol for V (dot) O2..sm
Subject: Need symbol for V (dot) O2..sm
Does anyone know where I can copy/download the symbol for "V (dot) O2" with the dot above the V?
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I use (-) symbol.
Subject: I use (-) symbol.
should you put a degree symbol...
Subject: should you put a degree symbol...
when transcribing temperatures? i.e., temperature was 100 (degree symbol?)
or write out the word, degrees?
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I have my own accounts and they want the symbol.
Subject: I have my own accounts and they want the symbol.
They could care less what BOS has to say.
degree symbol
Subject: degree symbol
I use Word and I have no idea how to get the degree symbol. Does anyone know how to do that?
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Subject: You can go to Insert, symbol to do it the
long way around and then make your own macro to automatically do it. However, most platforms will not accept anything other than basic symbols. Best bet is to just spell it out.
Chemical symbol
Subject: Chemical symbol
Actually none of the above. KCl is the chemical symbol or abbreviation for potassium chloride, K for potassium and Cl for Chlorine (or chloride ion) as seen on the Periodic Table. Kay Ciel is one of many brand name of potassium chloride.
Symbol meaning
Subject: Symbol meaning
Does anyone know what the division symbol, the dot line dot, like on calculators means in medical symbols? I cannot for the life of me remember if it's divide or something else! TIA
That should be Ƌ.1'...don't know where that weird symbol came from...nm
Subject: That should be Ƌ.1'...don't know where that weird symbol came from...nm
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what in the world is that symbol? Should be 0 nm
Subject: what in the world is that symbol? Should be 0 nm
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Subject: Per AAMT BOS 2 don't use "u" symbol
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Should not use symbol degree in orthopedics
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IF this has to do with fertility, then use the numerical symbol Ŕ" (zero) nm
Subject: IF this has to do with fertility, then use the numerical symbol Ŕ" (zero) nm
Again depends on account; don't think MQ ever uses the symbol. nm
Subject: Again depends on account; don't think MQ ever uses the symbol. nm
nm.
The division symbol on a calculator is: /
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Subject: Ag - chemical symbol for silver
Symbol for degrees, in physical therapy "E"
Subject: Symbol for degrees, in physical therapy "E"
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What the?? That should be 3M 1000 Steri-Drape (don't know what the symbol is)(nm)
Subject: What the?? That should be 3M 1000 Steri-Drape (don't know what the symbol is)(nm)
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Thanks! My memory is faulty and I thought it was for the symbol itself.
Subject: Thanks! My memory is faulty and I thought it was for the symbol itself.
It would just be "ug" - u stands for the symbol for the Greek letter mu, but (sm)
Subject: It would just be "ug" - u stands for the symbol for the Greek letter mu, but (sm)
I don't think that is commonly used anymore.
On a similar note, I copied and pasted a URL/Link & sent with my post, but it was absent from post.
Subject: On a similar note, I copied and pasted a URL/Link & sent with my post, but it was absent from post.
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ADMIN, can you post a perm msg to post LOTS of context when asking about WORDS?
Subject: ADMIN, can you post a perm msg to post LOTS of context when asking about WORDS?
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Most computer programs do not "like" the symbol. As a rule always type it out unless the clien
Subject: Most computer programs do not "like" the symbol. As a rule always type it out unless the client states otherwise.
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Wait...! apparently my post did not post
Subject: Wait...! apparently my post did not post
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Do you type it 98 degrees or do you use the degrees symbol.
Subject: Do you type it 98 degrees or do you use the degrees symbol.
Do you type it 98 degrees or do you use the degrees symbol.
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Subject: Sorry, saw post below.... not sure now
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Thank you, as soon as I saw your post
Subject: Thank you, as soon as I saw your post
Thank you, as soon as I saw your post I rememberd.
How do U post on this
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having difficulty making a post......need instructions...
it is!! see my above post....nm
Subject: it is!! see my above post....nm
Where does this post go?
Subject: Where does this post go?
Seems to be an answer, but it isn't posted under a question.
...don't think so....see my post below.
Subject: ...don't think so....see my post below.
your post
Subject: your post
DISCHARGE DIAGNOSES:
1. biacardia
2. PAS.
3. HD with recent stints.
4. GI bleed, post stint.
SHOULD BE:
1. Bradycardia.
2. Paroxsysmal atrial flutter.
3. Heart disease with recent stents.
4. Gastrointestinal bleed, status post stents.
Remember no abbreviations in diagnoses.
Hope this helps
Please see post for ?
Subject: Please see post for ?
Regarding tonsil and adenoid surgery, sentence is as follows: The table was turned 90 degrees and a shoulder roll and _____ (s/l memorial header?) were placed. A Crowe-Davis mouth gag inserted to retract the patient’s tongue.
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your post
Subject: your post
as CB said -- you are new and need to LISTEN OVER AND OVER AGAIN -- speed and MONEY are NOT the issue -- we are dealing with someones mother father etc -- PATIENT care -- thank heavens even though I work for a service I can call the hospital and GUESS WHAT? you can too -- however not with 20 blanks docs dont like that -- again, I hear a voice "I WANNA WORK AT HOME" -- my advice GO AWAY 35 years in the business - and MARRIED to the job -- your choice
Your post
Subject: Your post
P.S... I loved Roseanne Roseannadanna...and to this day, still imitate her. Now you know how really old I am.
see my post above
Subject: see my post above
it doesn't matter what you, I or anyone else THINKS. Go with the references, the one designed for our field.
can't post
Subject: can't post
every time I try to post a reply it asks
can't post
Subject: can't post
every time I try to post a reply it asks me to authenticate my post and then it says I typed in the wrong letters?? Anybody know what I am doing wrong?
Look at my post below!...nm
Subject: Look at my post below!...nm
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See post
Subject: See post
I think you are referring to HOKM, which states for hypertrophic obstructive cardiomyopathy. Hope this helped.
See post
Subject: See post
I would recommend getting Stedman's Infectious Disease and Organisms book. It has everything (well..pretty much) listed both by genera and species and shows any subspecies.
I found this website as well. It should help. Its microbewiki. http://microbewiki.kenyon.edu/index.php/MicrobeWiki
Post
Subject: Post
means after, so post phlebotomy would mean after a phlebotomy. It could be any time after, 1 hour, 1 day, 1 week, etc. The O in post is a long sound, not short. It could also be past phlebotomy or, as you say, just a false start.
Please see post above.
Subject: Please see post above.
I do not see a post
Subject: I do not see a post
that refers to "opposing" comments. Not on this board anyway.
PLEASE POST SOME CONTEXT Thanks
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Yuk-he's back. Will probably post something,,,,
Subject: Yuk-he's back. Will probably post something,,,,
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Quite frankly - that's why I did not put it under her post!
Subject: Quite frankly - that's why I did not put it under her post!
I have had to ask for help numerous times and great people have almost always responded! To have friends, you must show yourself friendly! Thanks to one and all!
sorry it didn't post right - here it is
Subject: sorry it didn't post right - here it is
http://www.answers.com/topic/intravenous-therapy
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Per the "acisional" post below.....sm
Subject: Per the "acisional" post below.....sm
With all of my QA's efforts and mine as well, which included asking my fellow MTs on this board, we have found no such word as "acisional".
Ahem, it was brought to my attention, however, that this is indeed the way the doc dictated the word 3 (count 'em three) times, and that I was not mistaken in that respect. (HUH????? Didn't I say that already?? LOL)
Anyway, look for this newest, doctor-made-up-word .....if the dictator says "acisional", that is what he/she means! And, it's probably coming to a new Stedman's Ortho/Rehab Words publication in your area sooooonnnnnnnn.........
Just a silly update, but I do like to share.
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