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It was a harrow disc (piece of farm equipment). He injury to the haro disc and not by a harrow disc and that is what threw me off. Thanks
Sorry to make this more complicated than it probably is, but as I read the sentence, it seems to go 2 ways.
What exactly was dictated?
“History is injury with Haro disc” or did he say something before or after to qualify.
Is this an ER report and the patient just came in and gave a history of how the injury happened or is this an old injury which has been taken care of with a Haro disc?
The reason for asking is because there is a Haro dirt bike that has discs. If it was a recent accident and the patient is describing how it happened, that could be it. Kind of like the patient saying “history of injury with chain saw.” The chain saw would not be how it was taken care of but how it occurred.
Hope I did not confuse you more than you already were. LOL