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haleyc112

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Blank 1 sounds like hlin. What word would be transcribed in blank 1?
 
  What will be an ideal response?

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Review the rules in the Book of Style for transcribing a zero trailing a decimal point and a zero leading a decimal point. Assuming a zero is not dictated, which of the following are transcribed correctly?
 
  potassium 3.0
  chloride 103.0
  glucose 250.0
  creatinine 0.9
  calcium 9.30
  free T4 .8
  Metaglip 2.5/250.0 mg


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meganmoser117

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Reply #1 on: Jun 27, 2018
Answer to Question 1

Humulin

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chloride 103
glucose 250
calcium 9.3
free T4 0.8
Metaglip 2.5/250 mg
Note: Potassium should be transcribed with the trailing zero to indicate the preciseness of the value. Since potassium has such a narrow normal range, the decimal is significant and is almost always dictated. This may not be obvious to the student and they may list potassium as transcribed incorrectly.


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Wow, this really help

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