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Old 08-11-2011, 05:05 PM #1
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YEP, THOSE ACRONYMS CAN BE ANNOYING!! Also ironic! Like someone who is oppositional is ODD ... Believe me, I just retired after five years as a Disability Claims Adjudicator for Social Security, and the amount of acronyms that the medical professionals use are WAY excessive - like OOB - 'out of bed'. It took me awhile to figure out a few of them, but reading medical records all day makes for a very interesting job . Boy, I can sure tell you some stories....

Off topic, sorry I never liked acronyms .
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