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Topic Started: May 29 2010, 04:44 PM (5,455 Views)
Bionika
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Hello

Is it correct to write the date like that in this sentence :
"During this night of 6th October..." huh?!??

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Oct 5 2013, 04:12 PM
Hello

Is it correct to write the date like that in this sentence :
"During this night of 6th October..." huh?!??

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You could say it that way and be correct, but a better way would be During the night of October 6th...
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Thank you.

So the date is correct; now I have to think abut the use of "the" or "this" because in the story it won't be the night of 6th October but a special night for the character involved.

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How do you call the rods on hospital bed? Bed tracks?

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I believe you're talking about bed rails.
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Or, we nurses and medical staff have also used the term "safety rails", as bionic4ever said bed rails is a correct term too.

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Thank you Sue and Beth.

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Today,I've got a question for mothers or readers belonging to hospital staff.
Could you tell me if at beginning of the 90's , foetal monitoring was already used?

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I can verify that it was in use in the mid-80's.
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Beth is correct. My first job as a Medical Assistant was in an OB/GYN office and we did fetal monitoring in the office. That was the early eighties.

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Great, I won't have to modify the story I have in progress.
Thank you both, Sue and Beth.

Sorry but I'll have another question : how do you call the room where mothers are giving birth?
The translation from French would be labour /labor room, but is it correct?



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I think it's called the delivery room. But I don't have kids so I can't be 100% sure. :)

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In the hospitals here in Denver, Colorado they combine the terms, so it is called Labor & Delivery.

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Thank you. I don't want to be too long so I think that I will use "delivery room. "

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