14:18 Nov 3, 2003 |
English language (monolingual) [PRO] Medical / a physical therapist used it on a patient report | |||||||
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2 +3 | Pharmaceutical shorthand |
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2 | approx. temperature |
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a medical symbol t with an approximate symbol on top of it approx. temperature Explanation: In Physics, T is the symbol for temperature.The only logical guess I can make here. Context? Are there some numbers following? But I am not aware whether in medicine it is used in another way. |
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a medical symbol t with an approximate symbol on top of it Pharmaceutical shorthand Explanation: I posted a reply to this earlier today but I'm not sure where it has gone. Anyway, this could be pharmaceutical shorthand... many moons ago I had a job in a chemist shop, I remember the prescriptions were written in pharmaceutical shorthand. T with a dot above it was one to be taken three times a day, T with two dots above it was two to be taken three times a day etc. I seem to remember that Q represented four. You'll need to check this though.... it was all a long time ago. |
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