What is Medical Coding? Medical coding is the transformation of healthcare diagnosis, procedures, medical services, and equipment into universal medical alphanumeric codes. The diagnoses and procedure codes are taken from medical record documentation, such as transcription of physician's notes, laboratory and radiologic results, etc.
Jeffrey Bilhuber in Elle Decor. Rule #1: Trim color does not have to be exactly the same in every room. If your floor plan is REALLY open, then yes, using the same trim color makes sense â but in that case, you might be using the same wall color everywhere anyway. Marilyn McMackin in Elle Decor. Rule #2: But donât be schizophrenic about it.
If you do not have an extra brick, ask Sherwin Williams for a fan deck and match the brick to a paint color in the fan deck. If you have multi-color bricks and you want your trim color to blend and fade, I recommend choosing the brick color that is the medium shade (not the lightest and not the darkest). If you want to contrast your brick color, choose the darkest or lightest brick color to match. For homes that are not brick and you want your trim to blend in, either go up or down one or two shades of the paint color of the home. To contrast, consider going either white (or off white), or dark (black, dark brown or dark gray):