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MT Training > Transcription rules

  • 8:30 p.m. - evening 
  • noon, not 12:00 noon 
  • midnight, not 12:00 midnight or 12 'o'clock or 12:00 p.m. 


III. Measurements

  • Spell out all nonmetric measurements. Feet, inches, pounds, ounces, yards, grain, dram, etc. 
  • Exceptions:
    • Use tsp for teaspoon 
    • Use tbsp for tablespoon 
  • Abbreviate all metric measurements.
  • Use F for Fahrenheit IF accompanied by the symbol for degree. 98.6�F 
  • Spell out Fahrenheit IF degree is spelled out. 98.6 degrees Fahrenheit. 
  • Use C for Celsius IF accompanied by the symbol for degree. 36�C 
  • Spell out Celsius IF degree is spelled out. 36 degrees Celsius. 
  • In tables and technical documents: 
    • Use ft or ' for feet
    • Use " for inches
    • Use yd for yard 
    • Use pt for pint 
    • Use oz for ounce 
    • Use fl oz for fluid ounce 

Abbreviate most unusual units of measure when accompanied by numerals

 

 

Dictated as

Transcribed as

0.8 centimeters squared

0.8 sq cm

22 milligram of mercury 

22 mmHg

3.0 liters per minute

3.0 L/min

40 millimeters per hour 

40 mm/h

8 grams percent 

8 gm%

IV. Symbols 

  • Spell out a symbol when used alone (with no number). 
  • Use symbols when they are used with numbers 

Common Symbols 
 

Dictated as

Transcribed as

Four to five

4-5 

Number 3 0 

#3-0 

Twenty-twenty vision

20/20 

BP 120 over 80

120/80 

Grade two over six

2/6 

A positive

A+ 

Three point five centimeters 

3.5 cm 

Point five centimeters

0.5 cm

 

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