What if I were going to use atropine in a resuscitation and I said, "well, strictly speaking you should use adrenaline, but that's being nitpicky" - would I be valid in saying that?
Epinephrine? It's the same drug. It's just that in America someone went and claimed commercial rights to the name "Adrenaline", and everyone had to call it something different.
The rest of the world calls Epinephrine "Adrenaline" though.
LOL Well that narrows it down. :) I would suggest experimenting with the various tags (by doing LJ posts that are marked private so only you can see) and seeing what they do to the posts. Also there are loads of HTML info on the web. Check out this link (http://builder.cnet.com/webbuilding/0-3881-8-5893399-1.html?tag=st.bl.7250.pro_h3881-8-5893399-1) on CNET.com (http://www.cnet.com) for more info on HTML. Good luck! :)
Feel free to ask questions about any of those other tags. There's enough web geeks running around here that you're sure to find at least one to answer it for you.
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Something about this entry is really funny.
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It like watching a kid in kindergarden fill a glass with milk. *spill,spill*
I'm right??
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we usally use epi....
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Date: 2001-06-12 07:02 am (UTC)The rest of the world calls Epinephrine "Adrenaline" though.
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HA!
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Date: 2001-06-12 07:21 am (UTC)He hasn't mastered it until he can read a DTD specification from the W3C (http://www.w3c.org) and create parseable, syntactically-correct HTML.
Of course, HTML is a depricated standard. XHTML 1.0 is now the de facto standard according to W3C.
Oooh, a nit! Let me pick it!
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Date: 2001-06-12 08:06 am (UTC)"Magic fluffy elves set standards that HTML documents must follow."
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Date: 2001-06-12 06:40 am (UTC)Feel free to ask questions about any of those other tags. There's enough web geeks running around here that you're sure to find at least one to answer it for you.
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LOL
I wish!
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Date: 2001-06-12 07:36 am (UTC)And the "whee" is cool, too.
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