Verbatim or not if someone is - mispronouncing meds

Posted: Aug 14th, 2019 - 6:14 am In Reply to: I will bet that is what he means, but this is verbatim - so I dont dare put it. sm

saying vasilone when probably meaning Valisone, you should leave a blank with a note to QA and let them make the decision. Putting just any gibberish that you know is wrong should not be transcribed even on a verbatim account, but let QA send it back to the client for correction.

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Anyone ever hear of "vasolone cream" ? - he is clearly not saying vaseline. SM (Views: 608, 2019-08-13, 5:34 pm)
- Vaseline cream - yes (Views: 279, 2019-08-13, 5:55 pm)
- Valisone ? - nm (Views: 403, 2019-08-13, 5:56 pm)
  - I will bet that is what he means, but this is verbatim - so I dont dare put it. sm (Views: 318, 2019-08-13, 5:59 pm)
    - Verbatim or not if someone is - mispronouncing meds
      - Always someone to butt in when not needed or asked for. - If you read closely, I said I would put a blank (Views: 318, 2019-08-14, 12:03 pm)
        It's even worse when someone butts in who can't read - lol nm (Views: 235, 2019-08-14, 1:03 pm)
        I thought message was supporting your decision - to blank nm (Views: 209, 2019-08-14, 5:21 pm)
        Yes, I was supporting decision to blank. - Anon (Views: 273, 2019-08-15, 4:55 am)
        Meant to say OP and her friend...sm - Anon (Views: 290, 2019-08-15, 5:09 am)
      - So when an RN states - SM (Views: 248, 2019-08-14, 1:05 pm)
        LOL, no not really. - Anon (Views: 324, 2019-08-15, 5:06 am)
    - If you Google Valisone, you can document it. nm - NM (Views: 271, 2019-08-14, 7:25 pm)
      - I'm sure Valisone can be documented but - that was not really (Views: 321, 2019-08-15, 11:46 am)
- the OP has dyshidrotic eczema in the post, so Vasilone would be a good fit. - nm (Views: 258, 2019-08-15, 2:03 pm)
  - Is there a reading comprehension issue - here? (Views: 297, 2019-08-15, 5:14 pm)