Changeset 636 for FOIAVistA/tag/r/AUTOMATED_MED_INFO_EXCHANGE-DVBA-DVBC/DVBCWNS5.m

Timestamp:

Dec 4, 2009, 8:26:01 PM (14 years ago)

Author:

George Lilly

Message:

WorldVistAEHR overlayed on FOIAVistA

Location:

FOIAVistA/tag/r

Files:

• . (copied) (copied from FOIAVistA/trunk/r )
• AUTOMATED_MED_INFO_EXCHANGE-DVBA-DVBC/DVBCWNS5.m (modified) (3 diffs)

FOIAVistA/tag/r/AUTOMATED_MED_INFO_EXCHANGE-DVBA-DVBC/DVBCWNS5.m

@@ -48 +48 @@
         ;; 
         ;;       1.      Inspection: spine, limbs, posture and gait, position of the
-        ;;             head, curvatures of the spine, symmetry in appearance, symmetry
-        ;;             and rhythm of spinal motion.
+        ;;        head, curvatures of the spine, symmetry in appearance, symmetry
+        ;;        and rhythm of spinal motion.
         ;;
         ;;       2.      Range of motion
@@ -56 +56 @@
         ;;
         ;;               The reproducibility of an individual's range of motion is one
-        ;;             indicator of optimum effort. Pain, fear of injury, disuse or
-        ;;             neuromuscular inhibition may limit mobility by decreasing the
-        ;;             individual's effort. If range of motion measurements fail to
-        ;;             match known pathology, please repeat the measurements.
-        ;;             (Reference: Guides to the Evaluation of Permanent Impairment,
-        ;;             Fifth Edition, 2001, page 399).
+        ;;        indicator of optimum effort. Pain, fear of injury, disuse or
+        ;;        neuromuscular inhibition may limit mobility by decreasing the
+        ;;        individual's effort. If range of motion measurements fail to
+        ;;        match known pathology, please repeat the measurements.
+        ;;        (Reference: Guides to the Evaluation of Permanent Impairment,
+        ;;        Fifth Edition, 2001, page 399).
         ;; 
         ;;           i. Using a goniometer, measure and report the range of motion in
@@ -135 +135 @@
         ;;              motion for the thoracolumbar spine as a unit are as follows:
         ;;
-        ;;              -Forward flexion: 0 to 90 degrees 
-        ;;              -Extension: 0 to 30 degrees 
-        ;;              -Left Lateral Flexion: 0 to 30 degrees 
-        ;;              -Right Lateral Flexion: 0 to 30 degrees 
-        ;;              -Left Lateral Rotation: 0 to 30 degrees 
-        ;;              -Right Lateral Rotation: 0 to 30 degrees
+        ;;  -Forward flexion: 0 to 90 degrees 
+        ;;  -Extension: 0 to 30 degrees 
+        ;;  -Left Lateral Flexion: 0 to 30 degrees 
+        ;;  -Right Lateral Flexion: 0 to 30 degrees 
+        ;;  -Left Lateral Rotation: 0 to 30 degrees 
+        ;;  -Right Lateral Rotation: 0 to 30 degrees
         ;; 
         ;;There may be a situation where an individual's range of motion is reduced, but