Right... Got it. - justanmt

Posted: Apr 28th, 2016 - 11:10 am In Reply to: Ever hear of EpiPen? - sm

My issue with the dictation was that he was saying the bee "bit" the patient instead of "stung" the patient. I understand bee stings cause anaphylaxis reactions and EpiPens are used (I have one in my home just in case) among other things for this. Again, I was questioning the "bite" instead of "sting". No biggie. Thanks for posting.

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bad ESL... Seriously.. "anaphylaxis secondary to bee bite" - justanmt (Views: 665, 2016-04-28, 9:32 am)
- I am allergic to bee stings and yes, - anaphylaxis... (Views: 535, 2016-04-28, 9:35 am)
  - should be STING not BITE - justanmt (Views: 521, 2016-04-28, 9:36 am)
- Ever hear of EpiPen? - sm (Views: 474, 2016-04-28, 11:00 am)
  - Right... Got it. - justanmt
    - I get your point....it IS annoying when dictators - use the wrong word BUT (Views: 634, 2016-04-28, 1:06 pm)