EEWWW SM, got any salt for her wound? MUST BE QA, or I should say QuAp

• Has any one else been mad from a QA comment? - Venting.
  • those who can't do....teach - honest sue
  • QA's lack of knowledge really irks me. - I pretty much just ignore them.
  • QA Venting - KABMOM66. sm
    • Totally agree. nm - CrispyCritterMT
  • As a QA - me
    • Agree. Accuracy is most important, and - sm
  • justify your answer origin. - nm
  • Guessing or mistake? - LK
    • Perfect. You totally understand where I am coming from. Thank you. - Venting.
  • Try not to let it irritate you - catsxoxo
  • If the word you put was so far off - sm
    • It wasn't far off at all. I can't go into detail though obviously. - Venting.
      • Of course you can provide details as long as there's no patient identifiable info. nm - TechSupport
        • Yes . . . I know, but I am afraid of losing my job if I do. - Venting.
          • Then it's impossible to comment on the QA's note. sm - TechSupport
            • Example . . . - Venting.
              • Maybe, maybe not. Maybe they - SN
                • No past records, and hardly ever hear name brand from this place. - Venting
              • Yes, that's a prime example of guessing when you can't - tell for sure.
                • I WASN'T GUESSING. I HEARD WHAT I HEARD VERY CLEARLY. - Venting
      • Either way, if it was wrong, it was wrong. They - SM
        • EEWWW SM, got any salt for her wound? MUST BE QA, or I should say QuAp - jnm
        • Thats the thing though . . . It doesn't look like a guess at all. - Venting.
          • Choose Your Battles - lil
          • If it looked like a guess, I totally would have understood, but it doesn't. - Venting.
            • Whatever the word you used versus - KT
  • Use to - not any more - Lvgonadream
    • Today's e-mail is just icing on the cake! - Venting.
      • Keep copies of your original report - catsxoxo
        • The problems with this suggestion for many of us are: - A.Nonymous
        • Thanks. Will do. - Venting.

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I know this is the wrong board, get error message on word board. 

"The wound was cleaned, dried and then layers of s/l Indermal were applied"

none of them are that Internet savvy.  Oh, a popup that says it's going to protect my computer.  Let's click on it!  Oh, no!  A virus and spyware.

I'm not risking losing my files, compromising the security of my documents, or spending valuable time cleaning up their messes.  I bought myself a new computer so they get the old one now.

I do a lot of wound care and hyperbaric therapy reports.  Does anyone know of good sites on the internet with word lists, dressings, etc that would be helpful for this?  I can't seem to locate a whole lot.  Thanks for any help.

Tami

Not to worry....if you remember, when we all were young, we sometimes said we were *going steady* - well they say that now at a younger age than we were back in the days.  And don't let the other posters worry you about *in 5-6 years you'll have plenty to worry about* - I have a daughter who gave me very little grief in her latter teen years (in comparison to other kids and their parents) and so I feel very lucky.  My only nonsolicited advice would be to keep all doors of communication wide open. 

I've been in this field for just under a decade.  I have to say in all my years as an MT, I've never had that much animosity towards a QA person reviewing my work, whether it's being done at random or for help with a blank.

I appreciate a few QA people I have, as my accounts are mainly very tough ESLs.  One QA in particular e-mails feedback on every little blank there is, even if it was only for a *duhh moment* for the word "the."  She is not a friendly soul, pays no attention to the greetings I send along with notation of my attempts to figure out that blank and my thanks for her assist, but I certainly do learn from her input and appreciate her backing me up at times when my ears fail me.  I find this QA person invaluable.  She's all business, and that is just fine by me.  When I first started with this company, her comments to me were harsh for a format error.  She is the one who released me from QA after a couple of days on the job, she is the manager of this particular account.  Work I produce is a reflection on her ability as QA and manager. 

Flipside on a different account, same company, QA person is nonexistent.  She can't be bothered to advise of a blank, answer a question, even with my being new to the account and learning the doctors and all the account specs.  I have absolutely no idea how my work is, e-mailed weeks ago, received no reply.  I would rather receive some kind of input, whether bad or good, than feel as if I am left to drown in a sea of doubt.

Sorry you dislike your QA, try not to think of them as the enemy.

use your broom to work it in and leave overnight and then vacuum like heck the next couple of days.  My mom would put her vacuum cleaner bag in the microwave to kill the fleas cause they can get out and changing bags every time gets expensive.  The salt dehydrates the fleas.   You can bathe dogs in tea tree oil, though I warm you it is a strong smell for days.  I read recently you could put a few days on their collar, but again this is very strong and I couldn't tolerate it.  I haven't tried it, but boil 2 lemons, let cool, and then refrigerate.  Use it as a spray every other day, being careful to keep out of eyes and other sensitive areas.

You should also wash all bedding in hot water if you don't ready and this will kill any fleas in the bedding, but is a good idea to do anyway. 

There many options available through your vet if this doesn't work.

Fleas seem to be bad this year.  We adopted kittens from the shelter and we've had a difficult time getting rid of them.  We are using a pill, plus a topical; both from the vet, and still have them, just a few of them, but enough to drive the animals bonkers.