Thomas Patel

 
 JUN-08-2012 FRI 01:07 PM NBH OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH 
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 bilaterally. He is able to stand on heels, toes although he states that on his heels there is 
 pain in the back. He is able to balance on one foot easily and he is able to tandem walk. 
 IMPRESSION: 
 1. Acute LS strain. 
 2. Slip and fall. 
 PLAN: He is returned to modified duty with a limit to lift 15 pounds and he is to take a 
 ten minute per hour break to be able to sit down from his line cook position. He is given a 
 prescription for Flexeril and I have encouraged him not to take the Valium with that. He 
 is also to decrease the use of the Endocet. He may continue his ibuprofen. 
 The worker was given an injection of Toradol. 
 Charles Kitchens, 
 M.D. 04/20/2012(t) 4 Kitchens 
 CK: usas/rk/nu: 04/20/2012(d) 
 DATE: 2022/11/11 
 PATIENT: Benjamin Novak
 DOB: 1992/15/09 
 EMPLOYER: CHEVY'S FAIRFIELD 
 DOI: 2018/31/07
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