oops-has not been hyphenating re..NM
Posted By: don't know but Webster's dictionary since 19 on 2006-01-12
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Subject: oops-has not been hyphenating re..NM
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has not be hyphenating re.....sm
Subject: has not be hyphenating re.....sm
unless it changes the meaning....
recreate is fine
but re-creation when you are creating something over
because recreation is a pastime....let's go have some fun!!
Merriam-Webster's dictationary has been putting *re* together for 26 years that I know of and also with most *non* words too....I actually still have a 1980 dictionary of theirs. 
hyphenating triple o's
Subject: hyphenating triple o's
It is common to separate long strings of vowels by a hyphen to clarify the space between syllables for proper pronunciation. However, like many things this is a stylistic issue and not written in stone, hence the discrepancy in references. For stylistic issues, defer to your employer's/client's preferences, if specified; otherwise choose according to your personal preference.
I'm used to hyphenating it, too, but last year (I think) = sm
Subject: I'm used to hyphenating it, too, but last year (I think) = sm
our QA told us to stop using the hyphenated form and, indeed, the BOS says not to hyphenate.
no hyphen -- would be like hyphenating decapitate
Subject: no hyphen -- would be like hyphenating decapitate
nm
advice about hyphenating *two and a half years ago* please
Subject: advice about hyphenating *two and a half years ago* please
I have tried looking this up on grammar sites and couldn't find anything. I am always wondering if I should hyphenate * two-and-a-half years ago* or if the jury is out on that. Same as *for the past three-and-a-half years...*
Thanks
oops
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I hit "enter" before I typed anything, sorry.... anyway, the way I'd do it?
he was given one day's notice.
she was given 10 days' notice.
oops
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sent this before posting the question! CT scan of abdomen and pelvis with s/l teevo? contrast -- ?
Oops
Subject: Oops
You are right, but q. b.i.d. is that correct??
Oops, that would be just lol
Subject: Oops, that would be just lol
:-)
oops, I see you got it already :) (nm)
Subject: oops, I see you got it already :) (nm)
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Oops...here it is...really
Subject: Oops...here it is...really
http:/home.adelphia.net/!ktm58/links.html
Good luck!!!!!
Oops..just saw you already got it...nm
Subject: Oops..just saw you already got it...nm
nm
oops...try this
Subject: oops...try this
http://www.aboardcertifiedplasticsurgeonresource.com/lip_augmentation/types.html
oops...sm
Subject: oops...sm
I just looked up adenosine cardiolite and found that it was a chemical stress test. I am wondering now if JST would be *TST* for thallium stress test, or EST for exercise stress test. It has to be some kind of stress test. sorry about other post.
oops, sorry, I keep using nm when I mean sm!
Subject: oops, sorry, I keep using nm when I mean sm!
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oops
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ugh...sory for the double post! i got an error on the first one and thought it didn't work...
oops
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that typo in there should read sutures:)
Oops, I did a boo-boo
Subject: Oops, I did a boo-boo
Well I did that wrong. I have noted the spelling of Advicor for future reference. Thank you very much. I am going to have to get the Quick drug book.
Where do you order it from.
Thanks.
Oops!
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Didn't see any other replies when I wrote that.
Sorry for the redundant post.
OOPS...
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Told you I knew it was a stupid question. I figured it out.. duh he was talking about disc level. Sorry.
oops. I think you are right...could that be --sm
Subject: oops. I think you are right...could that be --sm
Phago, as short for phagocyte white blood cells??
oops
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I meant, could it be autonomic dysfunction? Hence the question mark.
Oops
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sorry it is hyphenated. I have been out of the loop for a while and was pleased that I at least remembered the term. 
Oops Hem-o-lok
Subject: Oops Hem-o-lok
oops, no such med! Sorry :(
Subject: oops, no such med! Sorry :(
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oops
Subject: oops
Oops, sorry, I meant sunk. Typo. 
Oops - thanks
Subject: Oops - thanks
I usually type out the numbers - thanks
oops...are they the same
Subject: oops...are they the same
TIA
oops......I mean sm!
Subject: oops......I mean sm!
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Oops! Should say sm no nm!
Subject: Oops! Should say sm no nm!
Oops - here it is
Subject: Oops - here it is
My bad - here it is.
http://medicaltranscriptionwordhelp.googlepages.com
Oops
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I did not see that someone else answered it for you. Oh well, better late than never :)
oops
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Make that nasal incision. Who would believe I type for a living?
oops! Thank you!
Subject: oops! Thank you!
plethora
oops
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that is spelled Sertoli-Leydig cell tumor
oops, you are right, sorry!
Subject: oops, you are right, sorry!
oops! lx I mean. nm
Subject: oops! lx I mean. nm
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oops
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maybe
Head norma. Eyes normal.
Oops
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Sorry! I'm leaving it blank.
oops
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I used the "fre" not the "fra" I did find it and was able to document in my word book. Thanks.
oops
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wow, it must be early, meant I spelled out 250 mg, two stat and one daily for four days...
Oops
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Not to be terribly picky, but formatting like that would suggest 25 mg of an unknown medication or an overdose of Lanoxin with an error in comma placement.
oops
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crap...i'm sorry long day...its correct but it means rapid respirations
Oops
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Sorry. FEV 25-75%
oops! 0.3 cc. nm
Subject: oops! 0.3 cc. nm
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oops!...muscles, of course! :) nm
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Oops, here's the link
Subject: Oops, here's the link
http://www.pubmedcentral.nih.gov/articlerender.fcgi?artid=29021
Oops, used same heading, need help
Subject: Oops, used same heading, need help
Sterile vaginal exam of 3 cm dilatation, 50% s/l "patient moderest through eustachian".
Thanks
oops...typo
Subject: oops...typo
s/l densodiashapena effect, not effectg
oops - osteoporosis
Subject: oops - osteoporosis
decs-o-scan to rule out osteoprosis
Oops, more detail
Subject: Oops, more detail
Went back to my note and duh, there was more context in the last reference. Maybe should go to bed:
"... with PEG placement, currently under the care of speech therapy"
So I guess she actually ran good things together!
Thanks again!
SG
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