palmERFocused to the complaint
The exam follows the chief complaint. No twelve-system stock exam where one or two systems were the point.
Documented like you examined, not like a template.
The Physical Exam Assistant writes the exam for you: type a brief summary, or let Ambient Scribing listen at the bedside. Either way, an appropriate exam is documented, detailed where the complaint demands it and concise everywhere else, without a template or macro in sight.
Detail where it matters. Concise everywhere else.
Output
Typed · one line
Ambient · at the bedside
Exam · fit to the case
First pass
Finding added
Exam · current
Exam beside the HPI
The exam drafts into the same view as the history and MDM, so the chart tells one consistent story.
Matched to the complaint
Chest pain generates a detailed cardiovascular and pulmonary exam. Trauma gets a systematic survey. Pediatric cases get age-appropriate techniques.
Updated as you go
Add findings as you evaluate (a murmur, a post-intubation status) and the exam updates instantly without redoing the rest.
The exam you performed, in proper form.
Enter the presentation and any abnormal findings, and the assistant documents the relevant systems in depth and keeps the rest brief, with proper terminology, systematic organization, and the level of detail the case warrants.
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Written for the patient, not from a macro.
Type one line, or let Ambient Scribing capture the encounter at the bedside, and an appropriate exam writes itself. Chest pain gets a detailed cardiovascular and pulmonary exam, trauma gets a systematic survey, pediatric cases get age-appropriate techniques. Nothing canned, nothing autofilled.
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Findings change. The note keeps up.
Tell it what changed in plain language (patient has a 3/6 systolic murmur at the LUSB, post-sedation and arousable to voice) and the exam updates in place. With Ambient Scribing, the exam generates automatically from the encounter, and you refine from there.
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Where the exam sits in the suite.
Pairs with the HPI Assistant and the MDM Assistant to write the full chart. In Patient Mode, the exam writes itself from the encounter; in Assistant Mode, you generate it on demand from a brief input.
What it documents, exactly.
Defensible without being padded
Documents what you would expect to be documented for the level of care and the differential, without inventing findings.
Patient Mode-compatible
If you used Patient Mode, the exam is auto-generated from the encounter. You review and refine; you don't type from scratch.
Works with your snippets
Your phrasings, for normal cardiac, normal respiratory, neuro by system, carry through.
Spend the time examining, not documenting.
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