How would you type for verbatim acct, 87- almost-88-year-old male?

Hello everyone, appreciate some opinions on this. He states 13-year 2-month-old male but I am not absolutely positive on hyphenating this, not use to them dictating the years and the months. ...

lisinopril/HCTZ 20/125. I'm sure she meant 12.5 but she clearly says 125. I don't want to leave a blank as I get penalized. I'm thinking to just do as I know and put 12.5.... ...

significant for hypOtension and a few diagnoses down from that hypeRtension. I would leave it a blank if it did not cost me money but not sure she meant the hypOtension. She repeats herself alot but she clearly says hypOtension. It's a guessing game! ...

would you just put pip-tazobactam?? I'm also thinking she made a mistake saying pip which I know is piperacillin. Thanks so much! ...

clearly dictates a sentence that makes absolutely no sense. Just sort of an open-ended sentence, not even a fragment? I'm trying so hard to keep the blanks down, which my % is really okay, but I'm finding more and more that these docs are just not making any sense and the mistakes are getting ridiculous!!! Maybe they are texting when they are dictating........Anyhow, do you just type what they say and send it off or do you mark it for QA? ...

and doc is saying drug to be given q.Tuesday . I want to put each or every Tuesday. Would it be q.Tuesday??? I am second guessing everything I do anymore!! TAI ...

I get so tired of these people slurring everything together, speaking so fast because it's what they always say. Then we're told by QA, they the same thing over again so you should know what it is. If I could understand it, I wouldnt leave a blank!!! We're told not to guess. Especially lab values or other numbers or values. No wonder we leave blanks, when we can't tell if it's 180 or 190 because you're speed slurr ...

I started a second job for extra money and so I'm on 100% QA. I keep getting feedback for what I consider to be the most inane reasons. I am old school. When a dictator starts as sentence "patient is here for..." I type "The patient is here for ...." So QA has pinged me several times for not typing "verbatim." So I've tried to be very conscious and listen very closely. Now I've gotten feedback where I clearly thought I heard patient, typed ...

the doctor is dead wrong about his anatomy? The patient has a problem with his foot and leg, but he dictates ulna. I wouldn't give it a second thought to leaving it blank, but I already got notice about documents with blanks (usually 1-2 blanks if any, and anymore than 3, to QA). Hmm... go with what is right or what is the least path of resistance (i.e. least likely punishment) BTW - The document I sent yesterday with 4 blanks to QA, they couldn't fill them in either. Shesh, the ...

Would this be a 15-year 11/12-month or a 15-11/12-year-old or ?? TIA ...

I have not run across the patient's measurements before and have no clue of the proper way to type them. tia. 6' 8" white male or 6 foot 8 inch white male? ...

The reason I ask is because this morning I'm doing an acute care progress note where the dictator says "The patient has end-stage chronic obstructive pulmonary disease and she is still sounding pretty crappy and congested." I absolutely refuse to use the word "crappy" in a medical document if it is not within the context of a direct quote from the patient, i.e. "I feel pretty crappy..." So I decided to omit crappy and just say "she is still sounding pretty congested." QA w ...

25-30-year history or 25 to 30-year history? Or something else? Thanks! ...

do you type it as I did in the subject line or do you type "one and one-half years"? ...

almost sounds like unshaven but i've never heard a dictator say that ...

Looking for a male anatomy term that sounds like tragus or introitus. The sentence is "He had a Hibiclens prep and sterile draping of his abdomen, left thigh, scrotum, penis, and _____". It sounds like he is saying introitus but with a g like introigus. Can't find anything. ...

Male patient with hematuria, with enterococcus and vaginal flora. Does this make sense? ...

Working on a autopsy report: Under the Genital System (male) all I can understand is "The tubules string well and the para (something) is brown." Not sure what the word is before brown. Someone please help!!!! ...

How would you type for verbatim acct, 87- almost-88-year-old male? - shortcake

I hate strict verbatim, so stupid. Anyway, - Kiki

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