mid - must it be written with another word or can it be separate or hyphenated?

I have just started working in Dictaphone Word Client. I have Word 2003. When I open the Word Client it takes my own Word "hostage" and I cannot use it for other things. Is there a way to separate the two, so that I can still use my Word when I need to while still working in Word Client? ...

Protime -- how is this correctly written? Pro-time; pro time; Protime -- having a brain fart and can not remember which is acceptable. ...

I received one from Venture Resource but I know I made more than that last year at Transtech, are we getting 2 W2s for them from different companies? Thanks. ...

3 separate sets of screening and transcription tests on MT test ... seems a bit excessive! I hope it is worth it. We'll see ... ...

to move my expanders into the second hospital on DQS from the first one. ...

two independent clauses?! I get it that it's now acceptable to just omit the comma so that people don't have to learn the punctuation rules or make an extra keystroke just for a comma, but if you feel like going out of your way to do it correctly, how on earth is it an error....? Where do they get these auditors? ...

Down below someone said it only comes as a separate check if it is over $100. Mine have always been in the 120 to 150 range and I have gotten a separate check. But for the past 2 months, nothing. CCM has no idea what is up. Just wondering if anyone's bonus if over $100 came, as usual, as a separate check. TIA ...

I have a wound care doctor that dictates them both as if they are one thing. For example: We will continue Santyl SensiCare and start ampicillin... or He has done well on the Santyl SensiCare. He's a great dictator, but he dictates as if these two wound treatments are essentially one treatment and so now I'm questioning myself. ...

Is through and through hyphenated ever? Ex: . . . through-and-through fracture Ex: . . . the defect to be through and through. Appreciate any and all help. ...

If a physician's last name is hyphenated, such as Alice Jones-Brown, how would one do the initial's stating who dictated? Would it be Dajb or Dab? Thanks! ...

Is ST-segment changes hyphenated because it's an adjective, rather than not hyphenating ST segment when it's used as a noun? Thanks ...

How would dB HL be written? dBHL, db HL, DBHL? I'm dong an audiology report and can't verify this. ...

offering 3 cpl for editing and letting them know what you think of that? I saw an ad from TTD offering 3 cpl but then stating you can make excellent line counts because the dictators are so clear. LOL I would love to email them and tell them they should be ashamed of themselves. ...

There is a profession well hidden from the world, but involves your everyday care when you go to see your doctor. The skill is called transcription and a transcriptionist is the person trained to prepare a dictated voice recording from your medical provider into a legal document that goes into your medical record. When transcription became a skilled job back in the early 1960-1970s, the reports were typed on a manual typewriter, and then progressed onto the electric typewriter, and on to com ...

Doctor dictates: "...punctate ulcers in the duodenal bowel and C loop." Is "C loop" hyphenated? ...

Is nonformulary hyphenated or not. I am finding it both ways. Unable to find a good reference point. ...

I know most names are hyphenated because they're usually named after more than one person, but there are exceptions such a Denis Browne or Robert Jones (splint) when it's just one person's first and last names. I am transcribing an op report in Ortho for a kid with a Salter-Harris fracture (That one I know - Salter-Harris isn't the question.), but the fragment is called a *Thurston Holland* or *Thurston-Holland* fragment. When I google it, I can find it both ways, also in re ...

If you have had a written warning, is there something you are supposed to sign? I have seen people getting written up and talking about signing, but I was never told to sign anything in Ultipro. And now it makes me wonder if I was written up at all or just told another lie! ...

hello. I'm posting this using Google speech recognition. Its a program on my android tablet. I never noticed it was here before. It isn't dragon. It isn't capital dragon. Well I guess I can't figure out how to make the capital letter show up, but I think if I found the instructions I probably could. If this tablet computer program works this well for me now, you can imagine how well front end speech recognition works for doctors and hospitals. Sure, there are some minor typos ...

mild to moderate artery stenosis mid to distal LAD, etc... Do you all put hyphens to make it mild-to-moderate? mid-to-distal? ...

This article is very poorly (almost badly) written, but it makes you think - if the US is going to investigate Alibaba for wanting to own Yahoo, then why not other companies, like MQ that is buying up American MT companies at a rapid pace. ...

Usually I get a higher score. but I have a feeling I will be hearing from my boss because I only made 99% this time. ...

Patient has ALS with significant respiratory involvement. Prescription was for BiPap at 8 04 pressure. How should this be written? Is it 804, 8:04 or some other way these prescriptions are written? Thanks for your help. ...

"insertion of 3 cannulated titanium screws". Should cannulated titanium be hyphenated? Thanks. ...

Any help figuring these 2 allergies out? I get a copy of history and physical sheet from the one PA because he has such a terrible time with meds, allergies, etc. These 2 allergies are written like this on sheet. The one, Fofranil, is a written scribble literally!! Thanks for any help! Patient with PMH of reflux, hypothyroidism, paroxysmal atrial tachycardia, endocarditis, vitamin D deficiency, arrhythmia, double vision, sinusitis, irregular heartbeat and depression. ...

I passed the first written test. I have noted some remarks about SS but nothing current. I am just needing PT. Would anyone want to share any comments about SS? This business is not what it used to be, but at least of all resumes I have sent out at least they have replied. Next is possibly up to a 2-hour interview, which I have never done before. I know everyone has their own opinions and experiences too, but right now I am needing a job good or bad. Appreciate any thoughts. ...

As result biophysical profile is performed with an amniotic fluid index of 1.75+3.00+ 3.5 cm. As result biophysical profile is performed with an amniotic fluid index of 1.75+3.00+ 3.5 cm. Is this correct or should the + signs be written out as 1.75 plus 3.00 plus 3.5 cm. TIA ...

I just took a practice test, and it asked this question of the following sentence, is the sentence below punctuated correctly? Fine needle aspiration revealed no abnormalities. The answer on the test was false. Is any part of fine needle aspiration hyphenated? Help? ...

mid - must it be written with another word or can it be separate or hyphenated? - mel

prefixes - research

Mid can stand alone or serve as a prefix..sm - Old Anon

I would not hypenate or combine this one - sm

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