PARCC explains that the prose constructed response goes beyond the simple extended response to a quotation or conventional scenario in order to assess student ability to use text as a support for their thinking (Common Core Reading Anchor #1):ARCCâs PCR asks students to thoughtfully construct an audience-appropriate response supported by text evidence rather than draft a response fictionalizing examples or demanding the reader to fill the voids of evidence.
What does the medical abbreviation q mean?   q stands forEvery   Unfortunately some terms have multiple meanings in medical usage (FOB can be father of baby, foot of bed, or fiberoptic bronchoscopy, so â¦it is tough to say anything definitively.
We commonly use abbreviations such as Dx for diagnosis, Fx for fracture, Hx for history, Sx for symptoms, Tx for treatment or transplant and so forth. It is quite convenient to use those abbreviations in writing a medical chart. What I really don't understand is the reason why were those abbreviations such as Dx, Fx, Hx, Sx, Tx created by using x? I mean why an alphabet such as D followed by x means an abbreviation for diagnosis. Why does x mean an abbreviation? I can imagine that perhaps x means something special.