this happens to me occasionally too

Posted By: ER MT on 2006-05-30
In Reply to: QA question ~ sm - gmg

Usually it's an ESL doc - they switch genders mid report constantly

If there are no other clues in the report, i.e. physical exam (male/female genitalia), I go with whatever was stated in the history - in your case, female.

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QA question ~ sm - gmg
- is this a verbatim account?....nm - curious - is it VERBATIM account?
- Can you use "patient" where he states male and/or female? nm - mls
- Is QA going to call the office and ask?...because otherwise= - Old MT
- this happens to me occasionally too - ER MT
  - Thanks both of you! Yes, he is an ESL... - gmg
    - may I ask what platform you're on that....nm - you cannot see pt name? *curious*
      - I think OP can see the name, but name is not - Wannie
        Does anyone remember (sm) - Lori
        Yep - I sure do remember Pat from SNL.....nm - Pat - the he-she *lol*
        Pat was played by Nora Dunn.......I think....nm - Pat - the he-she *lol*
        oh, ok - thanks Wannie *S*.....nm - you cannot see pt name? *curious*
        What was the name???!!! LOL. - nm

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