Help! Patient had head trauma a year ago and doc is dictating a follow-up (sm)

"The patient was advised to follow up with Primary Care." I have been capitalizing Primary Care....Is this correct? Need second opinion. Thanks! ...

Patient with head injury. Was brought to the hospital and became (sounds like uptutted?) ...

Could this be correct 16 and 4 mg.. or do you think he might have just started saying 16 and corrected himself and said 4 mg??? Thanks guys!! ...

How unprofessional can you get? Poor guy has eczematous plaques on his butt. That's funny? ...

Doctor repeatedly dictates at end of her office notes will see patient back peripherally. When asked about this, she says yes, that is what she means to say. Has anyone heard of "PERIPHERALLY" used in this manner in dictation? If so, what does this mean because I cannot verify this as being correct. Thanks :) ...

How would it be written? "...see patient in the new year." OR "...see patient in the New Year." TIA ...

Help please. I must be having brain freeze. Cannot get this! Thank you ...

The doctor is doing a consult on a 13-year-old girl. She says: "Tebarche and thelarche was also this year, up to 10 or stage 4 by description." thanks! ...

Can someone please tell me what the new and improved BOS rules are for the use of these words? ...

The patient had a (can only get a syllable or 2) s/l f___c____ helmet to protect her postsurgical area (and not even sure about that) ...

I can only find verbose (meaning too wordy) but cannot find the word "verbosa" anywhere. Thanks for any help with this word! ...

Of course we start talking about everything. Well my local hospital surgeons no longer dictate. Their medical students follow them around and are in charge of keeping track of everything and then later going in and entering it in the computer. This is a HUGE group of hospitals and I am sure impacts a lot of us. Also, my local doctors have begun bringing their computers into the room when your in for whatever, and doing the paperwork right there, on your dime or the insurance companies dime, ...

OMG... it just keeps getting worse. ...

when not used as a verb is it hyphenated or one word? ...

Is follow up one word or two, such as "the patient returns for follow up of right knee pain." Half the girls I work with do it one way and I have always done it as two words. I would just like to know who is correct. Thanks for any help. ...

Help guys! I have been working with numbers all day, which is not my cup of tea! I am totally brain dead right now. If the doctor states the patient is to have cardiology followup, it would be followup, or is it follow up? ...

Like to share a link about when to use followup and when to use follow up! ...

whats your opinion for the sentence below? "I plan to see him in followup/follow up in 6 months." the doc prefers it one way whereas i'm pretty sure I know which one it should be...can i get your opinion?... ...

It's always the little things that snag me up. I know the rules on follow up as a verb and followup as a noun and adjective, but when a doc says, "CHIEF COMPLAINT: Follow up acne", does he mean "recheck acne" which would make follow up a verb and thus spelled follow up, or does he mean "here for a followup of acne"? and thus the followup spelling. What is the general rule on this "shortened" statement? Thanks. ...

Does anyone have a good way to explain the difference in how to use them? ...

Someone once told me a word to substitue that would let you know which follow up to use. Does anyone know what that word is???? ...

Can anyone please give me a reliable source to verify the correct way to type small-bowel follow-through? Appreciate any help. ...

Help! Patient had head trauma a year ago and doc is dictating a follow-up (sm) - Broke

answer - anon

You are BRILLIANT! Thank you, that is what he is saying. nm - broke

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