Hyphen With any word preceding "appearing"

Diagnosed with tachycardia, atherosclerotic heart disease, post angioplasty..... Is post angioplasty correct or should it be one word???? I have also found it with a hyphen so any help would be appreciated. Thanks ...

Is non-ossified hyphenated? ...

Some "re" words seem to be pretty well used, such as "readmission" not "re-admission" or "replaced" not "re-placed" but how do you tell when to add the hyphen? I've come across "reexploration" and it doesn't seem right without the hyphen, but I can't find any references that support it either with the hyphen or without. ...

How transcribe 1 cm appearing mass? ...

On exam, the patient is healthy and well-nourished-appearing? or well-nourished appearing? ...

Is it nontoxic-appaering or nontoxic appearing..... hyphen or no hyphen??? ...

s/l natonic Does anyone know what else it could be or if I'm spelling it wrong? No obvious esophageal lesions were found. She does have a somewhat dilated (natonic) appearing esophagus, but I suspect she simply has a low-grade motility disorder associated with her age. Thanks ...

On physical exam, doc states: Has normal appearing lids, s/l sarine, conjunctivae. what is s/l sarine? ...

The sentence is " Two and a half years ago she had knee replacement." Should the two and a half be hyphenated? I never know how to write that. Or, should I rearrange the sentence to " She has knee replacement 2.5 years ago." ...

three-days post or three days post???? ...

Sorry don't see a grammar board to post this on at the moment, so posting here. How would you transcribe the bolded phrase? "She does have a small central tear which, again, is likely from an acute on chronic-type/acute-on-chronic-type? injury from work." Thanks in advance!! ...

What is the proper way to hypenate non-weight-bearing? I have found it several ways, just started working for a new company and their dictionary spell check has no hypens at all in it...I sooooo hate hyphens. Thanks in advance for the imput :) ...

The patient is cancer-free. The patient is cancer free. The patient is pain-free. The patient is pain free. ???? ...

Is it well-healed incision or well healed incision? Is it right hand dominant or right-hand dominant? how do i know when to put in a hyphen? i never used to use many hyphens, and all of a sudden QA has started noticing!! ...

Is it ER/PR-positive with the hyphen or ER/PR positive without the hyphen? I can't ever figure this out. ...

Patient with a rash.... sounds like "KOH exam shows positive hyphen budding" does that sound right? thanks for any help! ...

I am transcribing a report for orthopedic surgery. What is the correct way to transcribe chondromalacia grading? Is it grage 1 to 2 or grade 1-2 changes? I have myself confused as teachers always said in school that you use "to or through with numbers. Thanks ...

straight-leg raise power, or straight-leg-raise power? any help appreciated ...

If using AAMT Second ed, how would you hyphenate 2-3 mm calculus? Thanks ...

How do I create a hyphen for my age macro in AutoCorrect. I need to have a macro formatted as -year-old. I have Word 2007. Thank you so much! ...

Within 36 hours she developed "aseptic appearing picture?" Can't find it anywhere. ...

I am seeing LOTS of new names in QA and also a new STM. My question is this - why are these openings not posted so that all can have equal opportunity for compete for one of these positions? Is this even legal? I know it is not ethical, but not sure about the legality. ...

she had extreme tenderness on her foot with erythematous color changing changes... I have never used two variations of a word together like this and it is confusing me. ...

Should we put a hyphen in preop and/or postop? My spellchecker says it is OK without, but it is hard to read w/o one IMO. BOS says to use a hyphen when joining a prefix to an abbreviation, so would this count as an abbreviation in this case? Or is it more like a shortened form of the word? ...

Hello! Having some hyphen trouble. Here is the sentence: ... and the pedicle of the ovary and tube were cross clamped with right-angles. Does right angles need a hyphen. I know if it is "a right-angle clamp," then it needs a hyphen, but what about if it comes later like the sentence before. Is it "clamped with right angles" or "clamped with right-angles?" Is this capitalized? I did not think so! Also, is it supposed to have an "s" on i ...

I used to teach grammar and I now do MT work. One of the most common hyphen errors lies in the short arm cast, long arm cast. This does not get hyphenated. By hyphenating it (short-arm cast), one is actually stating there's also a long arm. It's a short (or long) cast that is worn on the arm, not a cast for a short arm or a long arm. ...

I always have a hard time remembering whether there is a hyphen between "end" and "stage" in end stage renal disease. Anyone? ...

Which way should moderate to severe by typed in this context? 1. moderate to severe trabeculation 2. moderate-to-severe trabeculation I was just dinged by QA (would prefer not to say which one yet), and really need to know. Also, I was always advised when typing a CBC, either all items should be expanded to thousands or none. It must be consistent. Is this also true? Thanks for the consult! ...

Hyphen With any word preceding "appearing" - Transcriptionist HP

Unless it ends in an "ly". Normally appearing would - not be hyphenated.NM

good reference site - daphne

answer - sm

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