Mr. Jonathan Estes

 
 Mr. Jonathan Estes DOB: 19/01/1988 (54 yo M) Acc No. CR174042 
 [Doc Name: Ortho One Recs - DOS 08/11/2023-323054] 
 Mr. Jonathan Estes 
 Visit Note - 14/07/2016 
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 74042PAT42652140564 Male 19/01/1988 (xxx) xxx-xxxx MM0000007835 
 Musculoskeletal, and Neurological 
 presentation and mechanism of injury. Contusions can be expected to remain the same in some cases, but 
 and was notable for joint pains, joint 
 enlargement in the setting of symptoms such as progressive neurologic dysfunction is an indication for urgent 
 stiffness, and unsteady gait.
 Loss, And No Redness. 
 Contact office if: the patient experiences increasing pain or swelling, numbness or tingling in the affected 
 extremity, or an enlarging mass. 
 Patient to cont. PT 
 I discussed the following medical options with the patient: 
 Acetaminophen : Acetaminophen is a drug that is commonly used as a pain reliever. The maximum daily dose is 
 4 grams.
 After counseling, we decided on the following plan: Conservative Management, Observation, and Physical 
 Therapy 
 Follow up in 4 weeks. Other Instructions: follow up 
 Staff: 
 Fady Bahri (Primary Provider) (Bill Under) 
 Electronically Signed By: Fady Bahri, 30/08/2018 03:20 PM EDT 
 Fady Bahri (Primary Provider) (Bill Under) 
 Southside 
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 (904) 619-3048 Work 
 6100 Kennerly Road Suite 202 
 Jacksonville, FL 32216-4979 
 Mr. Jonathan Estes DOB: 19/01/1988 (54 yo M) Acc No. CR174042 
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