Summary of Initial Patient Assessment
Cranial Nerves II-XII intact. Unable to go from sit to stand on her own. Skin: No rash noted. 5. STUDIES: Laboratory: SMA-6 normal . Cardiac enzymes were negative X 3 sets . LFTs were normal. Fasting lipid profile showed Total Cholesterol 260, HDL 64, LDL 170, and Triglycerides
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