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1. Complies with JEDEC publication 95 MS-018 AC dimensions except as noted ; , although some dimensions may be more stringent. JEDEC min is .650; SST min is less stringent 2. All linear dimensions are in inches min max ; . 3. Dimensions do not include mold flash. Maximum allowable mold flash is .008 inches. 4. Coplanarity: 4 mils.
With the implementation of the revised pharmacy F-tags, coding on MDS Section O Medications will be a survey focus. It is therefore important to review the RAI Manual to ensure correct coding. Frequent errors do occur in all four items in Section O. Section O1. Number of medications, a 7-day look back period, includes over -the counter and prescription drugs administered by any route. Directions are to code the number of drugs not the number of doses. The following are included in the count for O1: 1. Topical preparations, ointments, creams used in wound care 2. Medications such as electrolytes, vitamins, or insulin added to TPN solution, the TPN solution itself is not coded ; 3. All medications administered off-site such as hospital stays, dialysis or chemotherapy 4. Combination products, such as Corzide, are counted as one medication 5. Antigens and vaccine s 6. Long-acting medications such as Vitamin B12, prolixin decanoate or haldol decanoate are coded here if given prior to the observation period. The following are NOT included in the count for O1: 1. Herbal and dietary supplements 2. Topical preparations used for preventative skin care 3. Heparin used to flush a heparin lock 4. Nutritional supplements such as Ensure Section O2. New Medications, records any new medications initiated in the past 90 days which the resident is currently receiving. Errors occur when staff code for new medications but forget that the resident must be currently receiving that medication Day 3, the median level of IGFBP-1 had further decreased to 1.7QPTM. At 2 weeks, the median had decreased to 0.8QPTM, and at 6 weeks, to 0.7QPTM NS versus PTM ; . A similar trend was noted in the serum kinetics of IGFBP-1 as measured by the assay preferring the amniotic uid isoforms Figure 2B ; . The median levels at consecutive time-points were 10.3, 29.0, 23.0, and 3.3 mg l. On day 2, prior to administration of misoprostol, the median serum IGFBP-1 level was 2.8QPTM P 0.001 ; . At 3 after administration of misoprostol on day 2, it had declined slightly, to 2.2Qpre-treatment median. By day 3, the median level had decreased to 1.5QPTM. At 2 and 6 weeks, it was 0.3QPTM P 0.05 versus PTM ; . There was a signicant correlation between serum IGFBP-1 measured by the two assays before any medication r 0.61, P 0.013 ; , and 6 weeks later r 0.86, P 0.01.

Thi- It * tJ Uanlt RpEiitrr ran b bought In Ilclfot.l from H f U llmr W M K man B Ahfrn'i and John O Ntlll's itor ; Mr * s Marold Tmno , Mrs Leland Richmond, Mm C R Smith, J r , Mrs Chailotte Knquiut, Mrs Fr * d Brink, Mrs Fred Bi inn, Mn. Jane Bryk, Mrs William Harnett, Mr Harold Copeland and Miss June Smith attended a meeting of the Nttrthern Monmouth council, Girl Scouts. Monday night at the Red Bank M thodlnt church. Mr nnd Mrs Horner Cully and daughter PbylllH or Roselle Park were Sunday guests of Mrs, Ethel Roche, Mt 7 ftabert LagdBtt--of --Roc k ! away * New Tork, spent the ekend with Mr. and Mr * Qui Vslkland Mrs, Samuel Smith * formerly of Belford * died Monday, June 10 * at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Wllllaaa Harner of Ardsley, Pennsylvania, She resided on Palmer Mf * S. * ARTHUR V- STRYKLEK street many years, lantlt: Highlands, Tveie married , MUs LI 1 inn Schgak, daughter of 1 Leroy Henry is ill at thg home of Saturday, June 1. -it Atlantic Hi n- his sister, Mrs, Rufus Eastmond, Mr, and Mrs. William Sehenk of landM Preibytenati church by Rev * Church street, Mr, Henry was reLeonardo, and Arthur V * Stryker, Osnald J Con ml M Mr * Mrs, moved from his home in New York goa of Mr * and Mrs, Raymond Striker are now making their home city to his sister's home Friday by Siryktr of Newark, formerly of At at Rumson ambulance, Harold Willett * who has bees seriously ill for several weeks * Is showing considerable Improvement y * i Carl Viteli of New York city Is TfcB Red B i s ReBiitef can fee b o u spending a wegk with his cousin * Jn KntDntqwl! irOtH Qonnlt's A- J . Charles Hubbs, Hague * D4 U n Davia' ; John Vernon Glass * Jr, * son of William J, Ffistfir, son of Mr, and Mrs, William PfUter of Maple ave- Captain and Mrs. John V. Glass * graduated Saturday from State nue, hag been promoted to private flrstr, class. He enliited in the air Teachers' college, Trenton, wlth a B, S, degree in education. He has corps October 28, 1945 * and has bten stationed at Keesler field. Missis- accepted a position at Bound Brook sippK iince November 15, In his high school as an industrial arts letter to his mother he wished to bo teachers He taught ther# in 1942 From remembered to all his friends in before enlisting In the navy. He J Eatontown, Red Bank and Long was In service three and a half? years as a naval aviator * He savi? Branch, Woodruff * !, Burpee's, action In the Pacific and was flying Mr. and Mrs, Joseph M, Najd-. a - * Corsalr L.qver Tokyo when tUs F e r BuUt's, slaski of Lewis street attended.; a family reunion Hinner held last surrender came, John was gr?id%veek #nd at his mother's homo in uated on his mother's birthday. Mr, and Mrs, Gus Volklafld at Beylestows, Pennsylvania. The ee caaion was a welcome heme for Jo- tended the wedding of -Mrs, "V ilkseph's brother from Germany after land's brother * Leon Chrlstinat of an army service of t w half Matawan * Saturday, Ronald Sehnobr, sen of M a and years. Mrs. Bessie Covert reported re- Mrs, Otto Scr 'ior, Is eonfir * ed to ceipts of , 20 raised by her "travel- his home with measles. Miss Catherine Tyrrel of White ing dollar' * for the benefit of the Sons and Daughters of Liberty Plains, New York * spent th weekend with Mrs. , EtheI Roche, lodge Her son Fred was the holder of the lucky coupon and won , About 50 people attended a card party held Thursday nlg'ht at the the dollar, Mrs, L, A, Wagner of Belleville is fire house by the Ladles * auxiliary visiting her mother, Mrs * Edith of Independent company * The door prize was won by Mrs. Fred Beam Lewis. " * The firemen were called Sunday of Port Monmouth, anfl, a pair of evening to extinguish a blaze In a nylon stockings dispos-id, of on the house on West street. Little dam * cooperative plan was won by Mrs, Smith of Atlantic Highlands, age resulted. Mrs, Fannie Walling and daughThe firemen's team of single men wen a softbalL do uble h ea r played ter Frances Edna t.avg returned ast Wednesday night en the school home after visiting 'frlgnds in the grounds with the married men by CatskHIs, a score of f to and 22 to T, An * Mp, and Mrs, Jfjhn Baretta of thony Piccola pitched and Frank Jersey City spent the week-end Marcella caught for the losing team with Mr * and Mrs * Melvin Leek, Let a Singer and Robert Brewer and Frank John Eastmottfl' attended the S p i put Holmgren were the battery for the Pennsylvania Railroad dinner at ll B victors, Prlies donated by Mr, Pic- jersey City Saturday * * -your ma. ifi ' * d cola will be awarded the winning clime is firet elagi runnmg order * Mrs, Joseph Sflmpson of Bayslde team at the July 2 meeting of the Heights entertained at an afterri&on B u t s charges. Eittote.fur. fire department * tea at her honfte Saturday, These fiiihed is sd asee, v . A Pollyanna and birthday party present were Misses Marjorie HalHwill be held nest Monday night by day and j a n Cgmpton, Mrs David I * r!de of Crescent Council, Sons Wallace, Mrs * Carl Gelger and Mrs. and Daughters of Liberty, Tea ta- J. C, Comptom, Jr, bles were In play at the public * card Mrs, EUsabeth Hammeil and daughterJBertty-nf Jersey City spent Prises were awarded and refresh- the week eo d at their summer bun ments were served, Playeri in- galow here, eluded H n , Ruth Lewis, Mrs. Lydla William Banning, Jr graduated Zingaie, Mrs, Lydla VanBrunt, Miss Friday er enlng from St. Agnes1 Lutie Alger, Mrs, Margaret Lauter- scheol, Atlantis Highlands, as an waldj Mrs, Beatrice Wells * Madera honor strident * Trues, Gracie Green, Mrs, MadeHarold Eastmond spent the line Dangler, Mrs, " Lsuella Rush, wegk-f.nd with his eousinsv Miss Mrs. Mae AumackK.Mrs, . Flofenca Alios--i iazg arid Mrs, J4Uian Law !1 Knight * Mrs, Cora Wagner, Mrs, fence sf-Teaneck Edith Lewis, Mrs. Walter Dangler * Mlri Harriet McNally and her Mrs. Anna Wyckoff, Charles Baker, father have moved from their Mrs, Selma Davison, Mrs, Ella Mae * hom * B en Church street to HarGregor, Mrs, Bessie Covert, Mrs, iBSjjy, where they have purchased Jessie Taylor, Fred Covert, Andrew a fiirto, * Bolee, Mr, Ivah Boaater and Carol Anne GreJger, daughter of daughter Sarah * Mrs, Anna Au * Mi? * and Mrs, Carl Gelger, celebrate mack * Maude Wrlghtl Elmer Truex, ed her fifth birthday Saturday with Mrs, Susan Shermanf Mrs, Anna a ; party. Present were Peggy ajid Boker, Samuel Clark * Mrs. Char- Donald Pureell, Shirley Halliday, lene Hartley and daughter Jane, I5arylee Richmond * Lola Poole, Mrs, Ella Toumans Mrs, Minerva "Dmvld and Lynne Wallaqe, Betty ICmmonSf Grace Dangler, Mr, Gable * and Evelyn Walling, Joyce H * eyers Mrs. Mamie Lewis, Mrs, Eastman, and Jacqueline Olsen of Leonardo Mrs, Nellie Green * Mrs. Eleanor Decorations were In pink and white Blair and Mrs. Carrie Schick, with a large birthday cake as centerpiece, Norman, Billings, formerly of New London, Connecticut, left The Bed Bank HcpUtsr ?an b bouglrt -\ti-- PatL MuiitllUUlii Fiuui T.--Parli a'gii T-iiJ Hay a.ftP.E -spenriiny weveral Chaplea Quaekenhush days with Dennis LJilgo Mi Lillian Beyer of Jersey Cfty Ernest Velkland celebrated his Is sperfHlng two weeks * vaeatSon birthday Saturday with a family with Mr, and Mrs, Fred Whid- gathering * Those present included Tou wQuldn t hide your mongy maier, Mr, and Mrs, Ronald Connelly of IE a roattr&ss , . , or sew your Mr, and Mrs.; Dayld Sellasj of Elizabeth, Mr, and Mrs, Orvllis easjgWile in a goch. There'are trier Montclair are spending a few days ier * Mr, and Mrs. Gus Volkland and modern ways to jruard valuables. son Ernest and Mrs- Volkland * Today the only way to guard at their bungalow here. your furg during the Bummer Mr, and Mrs, Thomas PSanlcn, Mrs, Fred P. Cook of Point Pleasmonths i to store them with Br, * had a# guests over las week ant gave a party Monday in honor your furrier. Here th, ey are seU end Mr, and Mrs, Charles ifanlon of her sister * Mrs, John V, Glass, entifieally protected from moths * and chiidpen of Newark anfl Thom- Those present were Mrs. Thomas fire, heat and theft. Only your as Hanloh Jr of Jersey Ciy, Smith, Mrs, Georgia Foster and furriei offers complete scientific Mr. and Mrs. Robert Adbe are son Millard, Mrs, T * R, Compten Bummer care * \ take adantage of our service, A phone the parents, of. a son born at Mon- of Belford, Mrs, James Whisten of call bringa our bonded messenmouth MemoriaThospital 'Saturday, Kearny, Mrs, Ji - E, Johnson of ger to you at once. Mr, and Mrs. Charles: M nahan Ocean City Mrs, J. C, Compten and of Jersey City spent last week-end Mrs, j . C. Compton * ' j r and sen Bruce ef Bayslde Heights, at their summer home, 'Miss Peggy Cro bee * is enjoying Captain Arthur Compten of Ho two weeks1, vacation fijom her po- boken * formerly of Belford * is a pasition with the Prudential Insur- tient at the Marine hospital, Sta * ance company of Ne rk, ten Island, He retired a few 4B tiiff|Sg fro toit?LaekawfiftftL attaaid the district pourt of honor railroad at the age of 70, He Is House, which will be held i at the former well known in Selford * being * a na , 70 Bpoad Streitj Bed Bank Leonardo high sehaijl .baseball field tive of this place, Teh k, B. 3S&g, ' Open S a l Ev'ngs Saturday evening Mr, and Mrs, Charles Oswald of fMr. and Mrs, ??eter Sherry and Scotch Plains were Saturday visits 105 Cookman Ave Asbury park children of Jersq City are spend- era of Mr * and Mrs. Asthur Glass, Teh A * F , ZI6Q TBI. L, B. 335S-J ing a vacation at their summer O p t WMiieiday Events gi home here * t I t pays to advertise la the RcKistot.

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