1. A method for documenting medical findings of a physical examination, the method comprising: displaying on an interface device a first interface including a first graphical representation of anatomical features; accepting from a user via the interface device a first selection of an anatomical feature by clicking on a specific part of the anatomical feature on the first graphical representation of anatomical features; displaying on the interface device a second interface including a second graphical representation of anatomical features and a first set of controls relating to a first plurality of medical conditions in response to accepting the first selection, the second graphical representation of anatomical features and the first set of controls displayed simultaneously without at least partially obstructing each other; accepting from the user via the interface device a second selection from the second graphical representation of anatomical features; and displaying on the interface device a third interface including a second set of controls relating to a second plurality of medical conditions; wherein the first set of controls includes a tri-state control comprising one graphical icon configured to indicate one of three states including present, not present, or not entered, the method further comprising: accepting from the user via the interface device an indication of a state of not present, the indication resulting from the user selecting the graphical icon twice and wherein the graphical icon displays a state of not entered for an empty box, a state of present for a checkmark, and a state of not present for a slash mark; and storing data associating the state accepted from the user with the first selection and displaying the state accepted from the user in a list of findings.