ortho exam - 'reverse' FABER sm

I know of FABER, but can anyone verify reverse FABER?

Hips negative for 'reverse' FABER.

TIA!

• ortho exam - 'reverse' FABER sm - tiny
  • FABER - clhmt
  • It's actually fabere test; not sure about reverse. nm - M.A.
    • Actually fabere test (Patrick's) test or fabere sign. nm - M.A.

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Sentence is..." Grip strength was 50-55 pounds on the left and 35-40 pounds on the right..."-----" strength was 11-12 pounds bilaterally."

It starts with a T and is a very short word, may be like Tip but really not sure. That would be a total guess. Thanks for any suggestions!!

(This is the doc who uses microcassettes, while listening to a ball game on the radio and apparently dictating on a bus or something nice and quiet like that!)

She still however has the heel pain. The x-ray done last time showed calcifications in the s/l tendanocrastronimus.

Any help with the above term?

He is now 4 days out from his left arthroscopic partial medial meniscectomy, where had probably had a bucket handle tear and debridement of loose cartilage in the trochlea, where he had a 2 cm x 1 cm lesion in the midportion with good _______ s/l shoulders, and an area where he had undoubtedly impacted the bucket handle tear tear anteriorly and had a few loose flaps of cartilage that we debrided.

I'm too tired of typing to try to think of what this word really should be.  any suggestions?

I've seen conflictions in spelling here.  Is it Faber test or FABER test?

Thanks bunches!

Is the correct way Faber testing or Fabere testing?  I'm finding it both ways.  *sigh* 

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

thanks

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

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!

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