WATCH First JASON and the NASHVILLE SCORCHERS Video

• NOW this i can't believe...
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• This reminds me that Jason was bald, the nightmare that was my girlfriend at the time, Karen Holly (everyday was not a Holly Day then), Craig Burnaugh, Perry Bags (RIP), Jeff Johnson before rehab, Jack Emerson--who i never talked to at the time cuz nice people scared me, Kay Clary, who was a nice person and wrote me fan letters, and Lori, also at the Praxis office, Dan Zumwalt, who reminded me of Ely what's his name, the lawyer in Gimme Shelter, Andy McLenon, without whom...Don Spicer, it was much easier to say back then, who was older than i didn't drive, REM, when they were cool, although the bass player had not raided Nudie's closet yet (did he still wear those dorky glasses with the cowboy rig?), Jefferson Holt, who was dorky in a good way, Heaven 17, or was it 18, and their hit song--who can forget? 'fascist groove thing', which i used to rack up in my gold Datsun 310 on campus and drink Bud quarts to, Warner Hodges, who was always cooler than any of us and knew it, and who still always acted like he was not particularly fond of the 'country punk' thing while inventing the genre, as he smoked cigarettes through his nose, and did Richard Pryor impressions--his Jerry Lee-like front bangs, his groundbreaking invention of the lamentably gone 80s (what did they call it?), rhine-stone-washed look, and the arm jewelry that he wore, and Ronnie the roadie, who still had not sublet me his one-room, no-windowed, purple apt. on E.10th St. on the LES yet, so that he could use the money that i mailed him in Nashville for dope instead of paying the landlord, who tried to evict me...all good things like that
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Abbreviation	Meaning
s	without (s with a bar over it) (from Middle English sans, borrowed from Old French sans, Latin sine)
S	sacrum
Sx	symptoms
S1	first heart sound
S2	second heart sound
S3	third heart sound
S4	fourth heart sound
S&O	salpingo-oophorectomy
SA	sinoatrial node
SAAG	serum–ascites albumin gradient
SAB	staphylococcal bacteremia spontaneous abortion (that is, miscarriage)
SAH	subarachnoid hemorrhage
SAM	systolic anterior motion of the mitral valve
SAN	sinoatrial node
SAPS II	simplified acute physiology score
SAPS III	simplified acute physiology score
SAR	Seasonal Allergic Rhinitis
Sarc	Sarcoidosis
SARS	severe acute respiratory syndrome
SB	small bowel (see small intestine)
SBE	subacute bacterial endocarditis
SBFT	small bowel follow through
SBMA	spinal bulbar muscular atrophy
SBO	small bowel obstruction
SBP	systolic blood pressure spontaneous bacterial peritonitis
s.c.	subcutaneous (from Latin subcutis)
SCA	Spinocerebellar ataxia
SCC	squamous cell carcinoma
SCD	sudden cardiac death
SCD	Sequential compression device
SCD	Sickle Cell Disease
SCLC	small cell lung cancer
SCID	severe combined immunodeficiency
SCIWORA	spinal cord injury without radiographic abnormality
scope	microscope or endoscope
S.D.	subdermal
SD σ	standard deviation
SDH	subdural hematoma
SDTI	suspected deep tissue injury
SE	side effect
Sed	sedimentation (rate) (see erythrocyte sedimentation rate)
SEE	syphilis elimination effort
Segs	segmented cells
SEM	systolic ejection murmur (see heart murmur)
SERM	selective estrogen receptor modulator
SERT	serotonin transporter
SFA	superficial femoral artery serum folic acid
SGA	small for gestational age
SG cath	Swan–Ganz catheter (see pulmonary artery catheter)
SG	Specific Gravity (in Urinanalysis)
SGB	Stellate ganglion Block
SGOT	serum glutamic oxaloacetic transaminase
SGPT	serum glutamic pyruvic transaminase
SH SHx	social history (personal habits, living situation, job)
SHBG	sex hormone-binding globulin
shob	shortness of breath (see dyspnea)
SHPT	Secondary Hyperparathyroidism
SHx	surgical history
SI	International System of Units suicidal ideation seriously ill sacroiliac (joint)
SIADH	syndrome of inappropriate antidiuretic hormone
SICU	surgical intensive care unit
SIBO	small intestinal bacterial overgrowth
SID	Semel in die meaning once daily. Only used in veterinary medicine.
SIDS	sudden infant death syndrome
SIL	squamous intraepithelial lesion
SIMV	synchronized intermittent mechanical ventilation
si op. sit	if needed (from Latin si opus sit)
SIRS	systemic inflammatory response syndrome
SIT	stress inoculation training (see posttraumatic stress disorder)
SJS	Stevens–Johnson syndrome
SK	streptokinase
sl	sublingual
SLE	systemic lupus erythematosus
SLEV	St. Louis virus
SLN SLNB	Sentinel Lymph node biopsy
SLR	straight leg raise (see Lasègue's sign)
SLL	small lymphocytic lymphoma
SLP	Speech-language pathologist
SM	multiple sclerosis (from Latin sclerosis multiplex) submucosal
SMA	sequential multiple analysis superior mesenteric artery spinal muscle atrophy
SMA-6	six-channel serum multiple analysis
SMA-7	serum metabolic assay
SMN	statement of medical necessity
SMS	senior medical student
SMT	spinal manipulative therapy
SMV	superior mesenteric vein
SN	student nurse ; skilled nursing
SNB	sentinel node biopsy (ductal carcinoma)
SNF	Skilled Nursing Facility
SNP	sodium nitroprusside; single nucleotide polymorphism
SNRI	serotonin–norepinephrine reuptake inhibitor
SNV	sin nombre virus (the most common type of hantavirus)
SO	salpingo-oophoritis
SOAP	subjective, objective, assessment, plan (how physicians’ notes may be organized)
SOB	shortness of breath (see dyspnea)
SOBOE	shortness of breath on exertion
SOL	space-occupying lesion
Sol	solution
SOOB	send out of bed
SOS	if needed (from Latin si opus sit)
SP s/p	status post
SPE	streptococcal pyrogenic exotoxin
Spec	specimen
SPECT	single-photon emission computed tomography
SPEP	serum protein electrophoresis
SPET	single-photon emission tomography
Sp. fl.	spinal fluid (see cerebrospinal fluid)
Sp. gr.	specific gravity
SQ sq	subcutaneous
SR	slow release (see also time release technology (medicine))
SROM	spontaneous rupture of membranes
SRS	stereotactic radiotherapy
SS	Hemoglobin SS (HbSS) (see in sickle-cell disease = SS disease) subserosal
S/S	signs & symptoms
SSC	secondary sex characteristics
SSI	Sliding scale insulin
SSKI	potassium iodide solution
SSPE	subacute sclerosing panencephalitis
ssRNA	single-stranded RNA
SSRI	selective serotonin reuptake inhibitor
SSSS	staphylococcal scalded skin syndrome
SSS	sick sinus syndrome
ST	heat stable speech therapy
Staph.	Staphylococcus
STD	sexually transmitted disease
stat	immediately (from Latin statim)
STEC	Shiga toxin–producing Escherichia coli (another name for enterohemorrhagic E. coli)
STEMI	ST elevation myocardial infarction
STH	somatotropic hormone
STI	sexually transmitted infection soft tissue injury
STN	Subthalamic nucleus
STNR	symmetrical tonic neck reflex
STOP	Surgical termination of pregnancy (sometimes suction termination of pregnancy)
Strep. Strepto.	Streptococcus
STS	serological test for syphilis
Subq	subcutaneous
Supp	suppository
SUV	Standardized Uptake Value—when used in positron emission tomography (PET) cancer scans—any lesion seen on a scan with a SUV of more than 3 indicates metabolic activity
SV	seminal vesicle stroke volume
SVC	superior vena cava
SVD	spontaneous vaginal delivery simple vertex delivery
SVG	Saphenous vein graft
SVI	systemic viral infection
SVN	small volume nebulizer
SVR	systemic vascular resistance
SVT	supraventricular tachycardia
SW	Sturge–Weber syndrome
Sx	surgery symptoms
SXA	single-energy X-ray absorptiometer
SXR	skull x-ray
Sz	seizure

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