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Resident alert, oriented and able to follow two step verbal instructions. Did not report any pain or concerns at the time of assessment. Resident's posture is moderate kyphotic with protracted shoulder blades. Mild swelling noted on her bilateral lower leg and foot, R>L. Maintained ROM and strength in the key upper and lower extremity joints and muscle groups and are within the normal limits. Her Tinetti score for gait and balance improved from 19/28 to 23/28(Moderate fall risk) during the last quarter. 3MWT 250 feet. Resident ambulates and transfers independent with supervision using 4WW.
Resident achieved the Physiotherapy goals, therefore discharged her from 1:1 PT programme to PSS exercise class. Will encourage the resident to participate

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