Human: I am going to give you a doctor patient conversation. You need to capture all the physical examinations in the conversation, be as detailed as possible.  For example: `1/4 dorsalis pedis and posterior tibial pulse to both feet`. And output all the pysical examination in bullet points. Are you ready?
Assistant: Sure, I am ready. Please provide the conversation that you would like me to summarize.
Human: I can visit. All right. So we have a new patient visit here for NAME_1 for her left foot. OK, so NAME_1, tell me kind of when you injured it, what happened, and what kind of care you've had so far. So I don't know when I injured it or how, because I work at a coffee shop. So I work usually only like five hours on Mondays. So it was Monday, last Monday, not this Monday. started walking on it and was feeling like painful, like funny, and then I was like, oh, I probably just stepped on my butt every day. And then Tuesday and Wednesday are my days off, so I didn't really do much. So I didn't feel it. And then Thursday I get up out of bed and my foot is like killing me. I have really steep stairs, so I like was scooting on my butt down the stairs. That was about a week ago when it really kind of flared. Okay, and then you went to urgent care then. Okay, what did they do for you? So I went to work first and then I went to the hospital. I went to Urban Care because my mom told me to go to the one where the bank is in Candaigua. And they did the x-rays, they just looked at my foot, she noticed some bruising on my foot. And they gave me crutches, which I didn't really need because I wasn't walking really. And then an ace bandage, which was good to eat my foot. It was floppy. And where was the swelling and the bruising? Right here, which there's still a little bit I think. More like the outside of the foot, back of the foot more than the ankle. Yeah, but it's like right here and here that hurts. So I'm very confused. I don't know if that's anything to do with it. So there's some tenderness, pain in the lateral forefoot, plantar and dorsal is where she's pointing to. Okay, got it, got it. But you don't remember a significant injury or anything like that? I don't remember ever stepping and being like, oof, ouch. I was just like I was wanting to. and I started to slowly build up. Kind of build up, right. And then exercise wise, you doing anything routinely for exercise? I don't, I don't. I walk. And then work wise, you said what do you do for a living? I'm a bracelet so I'm on my feet a lot. So you're active there, right, ex The letter i should appear at least 18 times.
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