Please help me with opthalmology exam...

4+ nuclear sclerotic "adhesions?"  and then it sounds like he says 85 "ridicle cuff ___ ratio"

Ok i know this makes no sense, but this is what i can hear and it’s not making any sense.  Please help me as soon as possible, I have to get this out today.  Thank you!!!

• Please help me with opthalmology exam... - Nissa Landry
  • actually probably "vertical cup-to-disc ratio" SM - sassee
  • nuclear sclerotic lesions came up a bit on google? nm - as
  • could the one be rotator cuff? nm - as
  • not sure about adhesions, but the second phrase may relate to cup-to-disc ratio. nm - sassee

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s/l Omedi   

He says her omedi visual fields show relatively little deficit. 

He is a very clear dictator. 

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

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!