Patient is 12-year-old girl. Diagnosis mild s/l exosobesity.
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Never heard that one before...
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Subject: when transcribing "baby girl Smith" should baby girl be capitalized?
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Subject: sentence is : The patient has mild anemia, it is greater than 15/8?
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Subject: A 2-3/12-year-old patient. Is that the correct way to
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Definitely not CBC. Sounds more like UPT but patient is a 60-year-old.
Subject: Definitely not CBC. Sounds more like UPT but patient is a 60-year-old.
then why is it correct in your example of the patient, a 35-year-old?...sm
Subject: then why is it correct in your example of the patient, a 35-year-old?...sm
This is confusing so please do not think I am trying to pick a fight. By your own examples, these would be hyphenated. Why would the OP example not be hyphenated?
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Subject: HEENT: Patient has mild s/l fromungular lymphadenopathy. Doc is from Puerto Rico and please sm
has a heavy accent. Thanks!!
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Subject: I wish, it is a 52-year-old patient and that is all he mentions she had uterine prolapse too
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Subject: What does the patient have as a diagnosis?
What is the patient's diagnosis? nm
Subject: What is the patient's diagnosis? nm
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What is the patient's diagnosis? sm.
Subject: What is the patient's diagnosis? sm.
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Subject: Patient presents with a several year history of pain and this is s/l dedscious referable to the left
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Subject: diagnosis or patient problem please?
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Subject: What is the patient's condition or diagnosis?
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Subject: Any information on the diagnosis of this patient?
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Subject: What is patient's diagnosis or complaints?
Any mention of the patient's diagnosis in the dictation? It could be..
Subject: Any mention of the patient's diagnosis in the dictation? It could be..
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Subject: s/l peripheral regestation for diagnosis in patient who has had 4 preterm deliveries.
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Subject: s/l MRSEP? Develomentally delayed patient carrying this diagnosis. What does this stand for?
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Subject: HEENT unchanged x1 year (been the same since year ago)
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Subject: 25-pack/year would mean 25 packs per year, but
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Subject: Is year old still hyphenated as in 74-year-old? nm
you go girl!
Subject: you go girl!
You go girl!
Subject: You go girl!
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Subject: lucky guy ....hmm... or his girl
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You Rock girl!! Thank you to both your
Subject: You Rock girl!! Thank you to both your
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Subject: You're dead on more often than I am, girl. Hat's off to YOU! :) nm
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Oh my goodness. Cut the girl a break.
Subject: Oh my goodness. Cut the girl a break.
She's new. She's already stated that. She's trying to do a good job. I don't think the answer is to kick someone when they are down. She probably has received very resourceful information here as most are willing to help newbies. Give the girl a chance! She's not asking a s/l or asking the board to take her test for her, she's just feeling a little frustrated. 
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Subject: You ARE sassy, girl, and I like it! ROFLOL nm
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given to a teenage girl. no other info.
Subject: given to a teenage girl. no other info.
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Subject: Good girl.....I'm sure it is an error...
I think your female dictator might have that GPS in her vehicle...*lol*
This girl is taking a test. Do not help her. nm
Subject: This girl is taking a test. Do not help her. nm
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loose dermal component? hey I am a FL girl too :) sm
Subject: loose dermal component? hey I am a FL girl too :) sm
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This girl is taking a test. And, she is not me, justme. nm
Subject: This girl is taking a test. And, she is not me, justme. nm
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For Heaven's sake, give the girl a
Subject: For Heaven's sake, give the girl a
break. Remember the old days when we were young and just getting started? I remember one time typing "fecal sac" instead of "thecal sac" and the doctor chewing my butt out. That made me feel just awful. I would never treat someone that way. The only way to learn is to ask questions and make mistakes.
This girl is taking a test. She is not "justme" as usual. nm
Subject: This girl is taking a test. She is not "justme" as usual. nm
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Subject: Patty, there is no such thing as a "lowly MT" - you're the bomb, girl! - nm
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mild?
Subject: mild?
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Subject: s/l mild O use after a
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Subject: Instead with mild proliferative, it should be
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Subject: could it be mild bronchiectasis?
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Subject: eyes: mild s/l pa-rye-sia ???
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