Wow! Detailed note! Maybe needing a bit of detail, for example 'She probably can take acute migraine meds intermittently, her trigger is mostly smells of perfume at church.' Just a guess, but that would make sense to me.
I know the computer charting leads to some weird entries, but this seems like a very very lazy doctor note...or a typist who couldn't understand most of the note, likely because many docs are only able to eat a meal while they're dictating, but that's a different issue with U.S. health care, sigh.
She would be incensed if she knew that someone had written that in her chart!
ReplyDeleteWow! Detailed note! Maybe needing a bit of detail, for example 'She probably can take acute migraine meds intermittently, her trigger is mostly smells of perfume at church.' Just a guess, but that would make sense to me.
ReplyDeleteI know the computer charting leads to some weird entries, but this seems like a very very lazy doctor note...or a typist who couldn't understand most of the note, likely because many docs are only able to eat a meal while they're dictating, but that's a different issue with U.S. health care, sigh.
My kid brother gave off smells when he was in church, too.
ReplyDeleteOOO, OOO what is that line about a fart in church
ReplyDeleteOh, yeah This blog entry went over like a fart in church.
I love it.
ReplyDeleteThat sounds like a mnemonic for something.
ReplyDeleteBut, does she inhale? (sniff, sniff)
ReplyDeleteIs that a cryptic crossword clue?
ReplyDeleteMostly spells in church and an unfortunate typo? As in having dizzy spells maybe?
ReplyDeleteMaybe it's time to wash that Sunday-go-to-meetin' outfit.
ReplyDelete"Patient explained that she worships a giant block of Limburger cheese."
ReplyDeleteWas this written by a medical professional, or a disgruntled fellow parishioner?
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