What is the Green Book?
). The word Interactive may alternatively be white on a negative or positive surface. The logo may never be displayed smaller than 9 milimeters wide. In addition to the standard CD-i logo, Philips also created a marketing logo for CD-i, which is the one you can see on top of this page (and all other pages in my CD-i section). This logo may only be used by Philips, but in some cases Philips allowed other manufacturers to carry it too. It may never function as a replacement for the system logo, i.e. when it is used on hardware or software products, it must be accompanied by the system logo. 1.14 What is the correct way of writing CD-i? Originally, Philips stated that CD-I is the correct way of refering to the system. However, since many people unfamiliar with the system pronounced this as CD-One, they changed it into CD-i (with the lower case ‘i’) around 1992. All other ways of writing the name (CDi, CDI, Cd-i, etc.) are wrong and should not be used.
Green book means that for a specialty, lets say IM, there is an ACGME-accredited residency at that hospital. Thus, when in clinicals, the IM rotation there is “green book”. When it comes time for liscensing, some states require that all your rotations be green. I don’t know the states off-hand but call up the state’s liscensing board that you wish to practice in to see exactly what is required.
