Transcribe the audio file of the doctor’s notes, using abbreviations from the unit where applicable. Patient is a 21-year-old male who presents with an injury to the right upper extremity. No history of diabetes mellitus, eczema, or allergies. First and second-degree burns are noted on the right forearm, running from the elbow to the wrist. Multiple vesicles noted in the 2nd degree area burns located throughout the medial aspect of the forearm. The wound is cleansed with antiseptic, Neosporin applied and bandaged. Prescription written for Tylenol #3, twenty tabs, take one four times a day as needed for pain. Follow up with dermatology in one week.

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alrighty thx

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cry and then a deep breath and breathe. let all your emotions out the way you need to, weather that crying a bunch or screaming do it then breath and remember it'll be okay.

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forgive and forget

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let the things you had just sink in and build off of it and make a newer and better relationship like that one special person but dont do it the wrong way. just build lol. it's simple but hard. i promise it's worth it in the end

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The application of an intermittent cryotherapy protocol after mild or moderate ankle sprain significantly reduced the level of subjective pain on activity, one week after the injury, compared with a standard protocol. There was no significant difference in terms of function, swelling, or pain at rest.