Medical Mistake

[Flymeariver]

Was it a new-to-you AME? I have also been asked at times when reporting PRNC. I don't know what the AME wrote in, though.

Nope, second time seeing him. Come to think of it...my first visit he never asked what the prnc was related to. Wasn't a big deal, explains took a whole 2 min of time

 

[Everskyward]

Nope, second time seeing him. Come to think of it...my first visit he never asked what the prnc was related to. Wasn't a big deal, explains took a whole 2 min of time

I have never had a problem explaining PRNC. But except for one medical adventure a few years ago, I don't have much in my history. That said, I have no medical records from when I was a child, or a young person, not even for a broken leg that I reported having as a teen. I have never been asked for anything that was not related to the one instance a few years ago and that was current at the time.

 

[Palmpilot]

When I renewed two weeks ago, PRNC was what I typed in but the AME asked what each one was anyway and then he typed the answers in. I thought he was just being more careful but perhaps not...

Two medicals ago, my AME asked me to include a description of each PRNC item. On my last medical, I did that (until I ran up against the MedXpress number-of-characters limitation), and he thanked me, saying that it saved him a lot of time.

 

[Rushie]

That post reminds me of a lady whom I was briefly involved with who exclaimed, "You think too much!"

It's a curse, an absolute curse.