Monday, June 14, 2021

Seen in a chart

 Here's some items that I've recently encountered in medical charts.

 


First, from the "she looks good for her age" category:

 




Next from the "that narrows it down" department:


 

 

"How vague can you get?"




Apparently time and chief complaint are now interchangeable:



And lastly, this helpful system telling me that an accountant will be making care decisions instead of me, no matter what I choose.





7 comments:

  1. 8:00 is a valid medical complaint.

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  2. The Immortal JinotegaJune 14, 2021 at 4:27 PM

    "Something is wrong with her father. What could it be? Master of horror Larry Cohen presents his scariest movie yet...

    UNSPECIFIED DIAGNOSIS!!!"

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  3. I did say that I'd remove the cause but not the symptoms. What part don't you all understand?

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  4. For the Dexa scan, do you have to remove your toga?

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  5. "To prove that you are not a doctor, select all squares with care denial reasons."

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  6. Sounds like a review of autoimmune illnesses, father had it, we don’t know what causes it, we have no cure for it, last forever makes your legs twitch and your ass burn. No really burn.

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  7. "Dexa scan 2013 yrs ago" - who was the patient, Mel Brooks?

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So wadda you think?