Guest guest Posted May 5, 2003 Report Share Posted May 5, 2003 Need help with this. Got some pain and thinks that it is being worse for the last 3 days. Normally he keeps doing overhead ductwork and does not seem to cause any problem, but as soon as he s/l disclass to other bending. At work he has a little more of a problem, but generally that has been pretty manageable until 3 days ago when he had this injury. Lysa Independent Contractor since 4/24/03 MediTrans Graduate 03/2003 MedQuist intern Presently Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted May 6, 2003 Report Share Posted May 6, 2003 Sorry I don't know your s/l, but it does look like you split the sentence so that it doesn't make sense. That period shouldn't be there. I agree it is a run-on sentence, as it has three independent clauses in it, but if verbatim, it needs to be: Normally, he keeps doing overhead ductwork and does not seem to cause any problem, but as soon as he ________ to other bending at work, he has a little more of a problem, but generally, that has been pretty manageable until 3 days ago when he had this injury. If you are allowed to divide it somewhere and change a word, I would do it this way: Normally, he keeps doing overhead ductwork and does not seem to cause any problem. However, as soon as he ________ to other bending at work, he has a little more of a problem, but generally, that has been pretty manageable until 3 days ago when he had this injury. or this way: Normally, he keeps doing overhead ductwork and does not seem to cause any problem, but as soon as he ________ to other bending at work, he has a little more of a problem. However, generally, that has been pretty manageable until 3 days ago when he had this injury. Anyway, the part about doing some other type of work needs to be with the part about it causing more of a problem (than the ductwork) and shouldn't be separated by the period; they're two important parts of the same thought. JMHO. ) Joy ----Original Message Follows---- Reply-To: NMTC To: <NMTC > Subject: word help please. Date: Mon, 5 May 2003 12:20:52 -0400 Need help with this. Got some pain and thinks that it is being worse for the last 3 days. Normally he keeps doing overhead ductwork and does not seem to cause any problem, but as soon as he s/l disclass to other bending. At work he has a little more of a problem, but generally that has been pretty manageable until 3 days ago when he had this injury. Lysa Independent Contractor since 4/24/03 MediTrans Graduate 03/2003 MedQuist intern Presently Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted May 6, 2003 Report Share Posted May 6, 2003 I think we should make a copy of this and give it to our dictators for their opinion. I wonder if they realize half the time what they are saying. This would make a good puzzle or MAZE. What a mess. Aliceanne At 03:10 AM 5/6/2003 -0500, you wrote: >Sorry I don't know your s/l, but it does look like you split the sentence so >that it doesn't make sense. That period shouldn't be there. I agree it is >a run-on sentence, as it has three independent clauses in it, but if >verbatim, it needs to be: > >Normally, he keeps doing overhead ductwork and does not seem to cause any >problem, but as soon as he ________ to other bending at work, he has a >little more of a problem, but generally, that has been pretty manageable >until 3 days ago when he had this injury. > >If you are allowed to divide it somewhere and change a word, I would do it >this way: > >Normally, he keeps doing overhead ductwork and does not seem to cause any >problem. However, as soon as he ________ to other bending at work, he has a >little more of a problem, but generally, that has been pretty manageable >until 3 days ago when he had this injury. > >or this way: > >Normally, he keeps doing overhead ductwork and does not seem to cause any >problem, but as soon as he ________ to other bending at work, he has a >little more of a problem. However, generally, that has been pretty >manageable until 3 days ago when he had this injury. > >Anyway, the part about doing some other type of work needs to be with the >part about it causing more of a problem (than the ductwork) and shouldn't be >separated by the period; they're two important parts of the same thought. >JMHO. ) > >Joy > > > >----Original Message Follows---- > >Reply-To: NMTC >To: <NMTC > >Subject: word help please. >Date: Mon, 5 May 2003 12:20:52 -0400 > >Need help with this. > > > > > >Got some pain and thinks that it is being worse for the last 3 days. >Normally he keeps doing overhead ductwork and does not seem to cause any >problem, but as soon as he s/l disclass to other bending. At work he has a >little more of a problem, but generally that has been pretty manageable >until 3 days ago when he had this injury. > > > >Lysa > > > > > >Independent Contractor since 4/24/03 >MediTrans Graduate 03/2003 >MedQuist intern Presently > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted May 6, 2003 Report Share Posted May 6, 2003 We should also save this to share when someone says a transcriptionist is just a typist....or asks what we do... Aliceanne At 03:10 AM 5/6/2003 -0500, you wrote: >Sorry I don't know your s/l, but it does look like you split the sentence so >that it doesn't make sense. That period shouldn't be there. I agree it is >a run-on sentence, as it has three independent clauses in it, but if >verbatim, it needs to be: > >Normally, he keeps doing overhead ductwork and does not seem to cause any >problem, but as soon as he ________ to other bending at work, he has a >little more of a problem, but generally, that has been pretty manageable >until 3 days ago when he had this injury. > >If you are allowed to divide it somewhere and change a word, I would do it >this way: > >Normally, he keeps doing overhead ductwork and does not seem to cause any >problem. However, as soon as he ________ to other bending at work, he has a >little more of a problem, but generally, that has been pretty manageable >until 3 days ago when he had this injury. > >or this way: > >Normally, he keeps doing overhead ductwork and does not seem to cause any >problem, but as soon as he ________ to other bending at work, he has a >little more of a problem. However, generally, that has been pretty >manageable until 3 days ago when he had this injury. > >Anyway, the part about doing some other type of work needs to be with the >part about it causing more of a problem (than the ductwork) and shouldn't be >separated by the period; they're two important parts of the same thought. >JMHO. ) > >Joy > > > >----Original Message Follows---- > >Reply-To: NMTC >To: <NMTC > >Subject: word help please. >Date: Mon, 5 May 2003 12:20:52 -0400 > >Need help with this. > > > > > >Got some pain and thinks that it is being worse for the last 3 days. >Normally he keeps doing overhead ductwork and does not seem to cause any >problem, but as soon as he s/l disclass to other bending. At work he has a >little more of a problem, but generally that has been pretty manageable >until 3 days ago when he had this injury. > > > >Lysa > > > > > >Independent Contractor since 4/24/03 >MediTrans Graduate 03/2003 >MedQuist intern Presently > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted June 23, 2003 Report Share Posted June 23, 2003 Lysa, That could be " Atrovent. " JMO. > >Reply-To: NMTC >To: <nmtc > >Subject: word help please. >Date: Mon, 23 Jun 2003 16:14:22 -0400 > >S. The patient has had 4 days of runny nose stuffy nose, headache, >post nasal drip, cough and congestion. No fever, chills or sweats. > >O. Nose is swollen and red. The rest of the HEENT examination is >negative. Nodes are negative. Lungs show slight expiratory wheeze >minimal. Heart has regular rate and rhythm without murmur. > >A. The patient has sinusitis and bronchitis. > >P. She's to take * 3 puffs TID > > >*s/l/ activent > > >LysaMT > > >Independent contractor since 04/2003 >MT graduate 03/2003 > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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