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Oh now – it could be he has a problem with OCD – ya know, hording.

And this statement by the judge:

“Cheech and Chong would have had a hard time smoking that much,” Hedric told Blount.

Waht the ???
PHYSICAL THERAPY DISCHARGE SUMMARY

Patient: SOUTHWICK, MARK L.
DOB: 09/06/1954
Chart: 603398 / 7045307
Referral Source: Warren Gude, M.D.
Diagnosis: Left great toe injury.
Service dates: 1/28/2009
Discharge date: 5/13/2009

FUNCTIONAL LEVEL AT END OF BILLING PERIOD
Functional outcome/long term goals:
1. The patient will utilize appropriate diabetic footwear to prevent future ulcerations. STATUS: Unclear whether goal was met.
2. The patient will demonstrate pain at 0/10 during ambulation. STATUS: Unclear whether goal was met.
3. The patient will restore range of motion to the left great toe to within functional limits. STATUS: Unclear whether goal was met.

Problem #1: Left great toe injury, complicated by diabetes.
Current status: The patient was only seen for one visit, which was January 28, 2009, so his current status is unknown at this time.

Goals: None set.

Problem #2: Left great toe hypomobility; pain.
Current status: The patient was only seen for one visit, which was January 28, 2009, so his current status is unknown at this time.

Goals: None set.

Assessment: The patient was only seen one time and he did not follow with the clinic so we are sure what happened with him.

Discharge plan: The patient is to be discharged from physical therapy at the Center for Wound Healing and Hyperbaric Medicine.

Michael Petty, PT – MP/kl

CC: John J. Eck, M.D., Referring Physician
Meridian Wound clinic

05/13/2009 15:22:18 / 05/14/2009 10:19:10 – 226283/232046

Oh now – it could be he has a problem with OCD – ya know, hoarding.

And this statement by the judge:

“Cheech and Chong would have had a hard time smoking that much,” Hedric told Blount.

Waht the ???