I would think spelling will be the issue in scoring this one.
- Family Doctor (General Practice)
- Breast Cancer
- Schizophrenia
- Blood Pressure cuff
- appendix
- urine
- Herpes
8.penecillin - annual checkup
- cats
It’s always the issue!
- Anesthesiologist
- Lung Cancer
- Depression
- Tongue Depressor
- Tonsils
- Blood
- Herpes
- Penicillin
- Check up
- Peanuts
- Gynecologist
- Breast
- Depression
- Stethoscope
- Mole
- Blood
- Herpes
- Aspirin
- Rash
- Peanuts
- Dentist
- Lung cancer
- Schizophrenia
- A magazine
- A tumor
- Blood
- AIDS
- Prozac
- Allergies
- Pollen
Question:
On question 8, name a medication, would you group “anti-depressant,” “Prozac,” and “Paxil” together? If so, would you then group Adderall and Ritalin together, since they both treat ADD?
Or leave them all separate?
I have this scoring problem all the time, when there are generic-type answers, and then more specific answers. I wonder how to group them.
What say you, Feuders?
- Cardiologist
- Breast
- Depression
- Scale
- Tumor
- Blood
- Gonorrhea
- Zoloft
- Common cold
- Shellfish
I say you write the question to be Name a “type of medication” or “name a specific medication”.
For this round, I would say you keep seperate scores. The people who said Prozac and those who said Paxil would get an unfair bonus, plus, those can be prescribed for things other than depression.
Yes to both. Prozac has long been synomonous with “anti-depressant”, it seems fair to me.
- General practitioner
- Lung cancer
- Schizophrenia
- Stethoscope
- Appendix
- Saliva
- HIV
- Prozac
- Broken arm
- Pollen
- Pediatrician
- Leukemia
- Schizophrenia
- Scale
- Appendix
- Blood
- Herpes
- Penicillin
- Strep throat
- Dogs
I don’t write the questions, generally. I collect them from various posters.
So I have one nay, and one yea…
My thought was leave them separate since I meant “brand name” when I was writing the questions, but I think I definitely should have been clearer. I’m kind of torn on this one, too. So you have one “yay,” one “nay,” and one “I don’t know.”
- ob/gyn.
- lung.
- ocd.
- tongue depressor.
- gall bladder.
- blood.
- gonorrhea.
- aspirin.
- sprained ankle.
- pollen.
- General Practitioner
- Lung cancer
- Bipolar disorder
- Diploma
- Appendix
- Blood
- Gonorrhea
- Aspirin
- Physical
- Dogs
- OB/GYN
- Leukemia
- Bipolar
- Tongue depressors
- Appendix
- Blood
- HIV/AIDS
- Penicillin
- Checkup
- Cats
5 more needed…
- Proctologist
- Breast
- Depression
- Stethoscope
- Appendix
- Blood
- HIV
- Aspirin
- Headache
- Pollen
Snark on: - My first impulse was pancreatic cancer, but I think breast will be more mentioned.
- (waves)
- And it must be chilled.
- What else would people to admit to on this board?
- Again, changing away from my first impulse - penicillin.
- family
- lung
- depression
- old magazines
- wart
- blood
- aids
- tylenol
- flu
- pollen