NESmith
Expert
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Physical Examination: On physical exam today, the patient is a pleasant female with height of 5 feet 9 inches tall, weight of 187 pounds, and pulse of 80.
General: She is well appearing, in no acute distress, well-developed and well-nourished.
Musculoskeletal: On inspection of the lumbar spine, she does have two well healed scars laterally over her lower back from previous liposuction procedure. She has no significant tenderness to palpation across her lumbar spine. She has full range of motion with forward bending as well as extension. She is able to toe raise and heel walk with no difficulties. Testing of the L1 through S1 dermatomes and myotomes shows intact sensation; 5/5 strength bilaterally. Peripheral pulses are intact. Reflexes are symmetric. She has no nerve root tension signs. On inspection of her pelvis she does seem to have a lower right hemipelvic compared to the left side.
Skin: No lesions.
Neurological: No focal motoer or sensory deficit. Coorination is intact, oriented x 3. Reflexes are normal.
Cardiovacular: No edema or varicosities. Peripheral pulses +2/4 bilaterally throughout.
Physical Examination: On physical exam today, the patient is a pleasant female with height of 5 feet 9 inches tall, weight of 187 pounds, and pulse of 80.
General: She is well appearing, in no acute distress, well-developed and well-nourished.
Musculoskeletal: On inspection of the lumbar spine, she does have two well healed scars laterally over her lower back from previous liposuction procedure. She has no significant tenderness to palpation across her lumbar spine. She has full range of motion with forward bending as well as extension. She is able to toe raise and heel walk with no difficulties. Testing of the L1 through S1 dermatomes and myotomes shows intact sensation; 5/5 strength bilaterally. Peripheral pulses are intact. Reflexes are symmetric. She has no nerve root tension signs. On inspection of her pelvis she does seem to have a lower right hemipelvic compared to the left side.
Skin: No lesions.
Neurological: No focal motoer or sensory deficit. Coorination is intact, oriented x 3. Reflexes are normal.
Cardiovacular: No edema or varicosities. Peripheral pulses +2/4 bilaterally throughout.