Which of the following is incorrect when filling out a PCR?

The statement that the patient's age need not be entered if the date of birth is documented is indeed correct because while the date of birth provides a definitive measure of age, it's generally a good practice in patient care documentation to have both the date of birth and the patient's age recorded. This serves to ensure clarity and reduce the risk of errors in interpretation, especially in urgent situations or when patients are transferred.

In contrast, in the context of a PCR, the time of injury is vital information that helps establish a timeline of events for treatment and diagnosis. Regarding the inclusion of only the primary physician's name, it limits the scope of responsibility and accountability in patient care. Additionally, summarizing patient symptoms may not provide the comprehensive information necessary for a complete understanding of the patient's condition. Thus, clarity and thoroughness are essential in documenting patient care, and both the age and additional details are significant parts of that documentation.