Medical Transcription and Healthcare Experience Sharing

1. mCi - millicurie 2. Mci - megacurie 3. mEq - milli equivalent 4. mEq/L - milli equivalent per litre 5.  mg - milligram 6.  mg/cc - milligram per cubic centimeter 7.  mIu - milli international units 8.  mL - milli litre 9.  mg/kg - milligram per kilogram 10.  mm - millimetre 11.  mmHg - milli metres of mercury 12.  mmol - millimole 13.  mOsm - milli osmol 14.  MU - micro units 15.  ng - nanogram The next lesson will be the continuation of this post. Prior Lesson link: http://learn-free-medical-transcription.blogspot.com/2015/03/medical-transcription-abbreviations.html Home Page: http://learn-free-medical-transcription.blogspot.com

1. gm - gram 2. hr. - hora - hour 3. h.s. - hora somni - at bed time 4. IM - intramusuclar 5. IU -  international unit 6. IV - intravenous 7.  J - Joule 8.  K - Kelvin 9.  kg - kilogram 10. km - kilometer 11. L - litre 12. lb. - pound 13. M - metre 14. MA - milli ampere 15. mcg - microgram Next lesson will continue the same topic. Home Page: http://learn-free-medical-transcription.blogspot.com Prior Lesson: http://learn-free-medical-transcription.blogspot.in/2015/03/important-abbreviations-used-in-medical.html

1. a.c. - ante cebum - before meals 2. ad lib. - ad libitum - at pleasure 3. a.m. - ante meridium - morning 4. b.i.d. - bis in die - twice daily 5. C - Celsius 6.  cc - cubic centimeter  7.  cm - centimeter 8.  cm3 - cubic centimeter 9. d - die 10. dL - deci litre 11.  Eu - Ehrlich Units 12. F - Faraday 13. fL - femtoliter 14.  Ft. - feet 15. g - gram Next lesson will be the continuation of this part. Home Page: http://learn-free-medical-transcription.blogspot.com/

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In a conversation between two people, they often use the pronouns I, WE, and YOU, as they talk to each other and this kind of conversation is called DIRECT SPEECH.  In that conversation when they talk about another person who is not in the scene is called INDIRECT SPEECH. In this indirect speech, they often use HE, SHE, IT and  THEY as pronouns. See this conversation example: Direct speech: Raja: How are you, Rani? Rani: I am fine, what about you? Indirect Speech: Raja: What did Abdul tell to him? Rani: Abdul told him to leave the job Direct and indirect speeches can used in all the present, past and future forms. See the example sentences below: PRESENT scenario: Shankar says 'I am loving you now' (direct) Shankar says that he is loving me now (indirect) In the present situation, the FIRST PERSON in the direct speech is converted to THIRD PERSON in the indirect speech. Right. The time term NOW is not changed in both cases. PAST ...

All tense forms are reviewed once again in this post. After this post, we will move on to direct and indirect speech lessons. Even though we have seen lessons on each tense form of present, past and future types, we will see each of them in brief for the readers memory. In the present tense types, AM, IS, ARE, HAS and HAVE are the auxiliary verbs that support verb in each word. In SIMPLE PRESENT tense verbs are supported by DO and DOES. Present continuous auxiliaries are AM, IS and ARE. Present perfect tense auxiliaries are HAS and HAVE. Present perfect continuous tense carry HAS BEEN and HAVE BEEN with their verbs. CAN, COULD, MAY, MIGHT, NEED, OUGHT TO, KEEP, DARE, USED TO, GOING TO, SHOULD, WOULD, MUST are present tense universal auxiliaries. In the past tense types, past tense is denoted by adding WAS, WERE and HAD with verbs. DID is used to denote simple past tense. WAS and WERE used to denote past continuous tenses. HAD for past perfect tense and HAD BEEN for past per...