Final doc fixes

pydicom · Nov 8, 2023 · 0b96783 · 0b96783
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diff --git a/docs/tutorials/register_sop_class.rst b/docs/tutorials/register_sop_class.rst
@@ -10,7 +10,7 @@ DICOM Standard that hasn't yet been added to *pynetdicom*. In this short
 tutorial you'll learn how to register your own UID so it can be used like
 the SOP Classes included by *pynetdicom*.
 
-To register new UIDs we use the :func:`~pynetdicom.sop_class.register_uid` function,
+To register new UIDs you use the :func:`~pynetdicom.sop_class.register_uid` function,
 which takes the UID to be registered, a `keyword` that will be used as the
 variable name for the new UID and the *pynetdicom*
 :mod:`~pynetdicom.service_class` to register the UID with::

diff --git a/pynetdicom/sop_class.py b/pynetdicom/sop_class.py
@@ -583,7 +583,7 @@ def register_uid(
         If `service_class` is
         :class:`~pynetdicom.service_class.QueryRetrieveServiceClass` then this
         should be the DIMSE service message type that the `uid` is being
-        registered to. One of ("C-FIND", "C-GET", "C-MOVE").
+        registered to. One of (``"C-FIND"``, ``"C-GET"``, ``"C-MOVE"``).
     """
     if not keyword.isidentifier() or iskeyword(keyword):
         raise ValueError(