gen exam

New doctor.

Under PE. General: She is alert sind.

Please help with the "sind " part. I know it is short for something.

Neurological: s/l just gross and nonfocal.

Maybe nerves gross and nonfocal? Aahhhh!

• gen exam - lola
  • don't know the *sind* part but the other is...nm - or should be *grossly nonfocal*...nm
  • Maybe - Mom_of_3
  • tnx! any clue on the neurological part? - lola
    • See my reply below - Mom_of_3
      • LOL, make that above. NM - Mom_of_3
  • how about alert and in no acute distress or some variation of this? - MDmt

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small sl-PAFs were noted near the interior chamber haptic positions temporally in the left eye.

Have you ever heard the phrase--the uterus to be midplane and anteflexed?  I've heard of anteflexed, but not midplane

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foreign body in eye.

this lesion did stain with fluorescein; however, it was noted to be sl-sidal negative.

he also says the lesion is at the 7 o'clock sl-clock R position.

There is contraction across the entire field of vision in both eyes.  Impression is _____ ischemia with field defect, stable.

S/L sanis

Best corrected vision with the refraction of plano minus quarter axis 130, 20/20 right eye.  Is this worded correctly or should there be some commas in there??

Also, does this look right? "The patient required a +1 addition add for reading."

Doc is doing a well exam on a child 10 1/2 months old.

States: "Weight, height: S/l No FC ? 

Thank you so much.

normal color vision and normal s/l disc confusion.

Any idea of above term? Thanks

Examination of the eyes shows some left ? nystagmus

It maybe sounds like the work begins with b but I am really not sure.  Any help greatly appreciated.

I cannot understand any clue to help with name.. maybe someone is familiar with what type exam is done

I conducted a                             exam with the patient whose standing intolerance is limited to minutes.   I completed a prescription for a motor scooter for the patient to use for his community mobility. 

Physical Exam findings:  S1, S2.  No tachycardia or s/l freak der appreciated.

Dictator is a fast talker and apparently too busy to enunciate each word.

Doc says, " He had an eye exam without s/l cabenuar in 2008."

Any idea with this term ? Thanks!

Height: Six feet.

I'm having trouble remembering all my rules on numbers for stats and such. Is this right? Thank you.

The stool is brown and negative for occul, ocal, ocle blood.

Please! What is he saying. Thanks.

This is what I am hearing.  Does this make sense/look correct?  This MD likes to make every word short and sweet.... but I get so confused where to put it all.  Thank you.

EXTREMITIES:  There is edema of the right ankle at the site of fracture times two.  Trace to 1+ on the left, significantly diminished pulses equal 0-1 DP and PT lower extremities bilaterally.  Normal upper.