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The things that are in your medical record are technical and won't help you at all. "Patient's CD4+-T-Cell count reduce from 5^9/L to 5^6/L, advised increase Pr
by jbob2000 9y ago
The things that are in your medical record are technical and won't help you at all. "Patient's CD4+-T-Cell count reduce from 5^9/L to 5^6/L, advised increase Prolenaslezapam from 50mg to 75mg" (I'm making this up). Your doctor won't tell you this, instead they'll say "Your HIV is progressing and we're upping your dosage".
There's no benefit to reading the technical note, you'll just ask for the clarification... which the doctor already gave you. Or you're going to waste his time having him explain undergrad biology to you.
Think of it like this: Would you want your customers reading the comments you leave in your code? Probably not! They'll waste your time asking you about the comment you left saying "this could cause an error and bring the servers down". Or they completely misunderstand something and cancel the service. Or they'll complain that you left a swear word in. Etc. etc.