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title: "Voice for Android Training: Medical Dictation Formatting (7 of 12)"
slug: "mvtrain-example7"
updated: 2026-05-28T20:31:31Z
published: 2026-05-28T20:31:31Z
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# Voice for Android Training: Medical Dictation Formatting (7 of 12)

**Everything is designed so you just speak in a normal conversational manner. Let’s try some dictations specific to medical formatting. Try dictating some vitals, and then run Note Compose to add punctuation.**

Blood pressure 120 ****OVER**** 90. Respirations 10**<font color="#000000">.&nbsp;</font>**<font color="#000000">P</font>ulse 72<font color="#000000">. T</font>emperature 97 ****POINT**** 2.

**Notice the blood pressure is formatted for you automatically when you speak it conversationally. Run Note Compose to add punctuation.**

**Be sure to say "ONE hundred twenty" and not "UH hundred twenty"!**

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