We actually used that meaning. No. But there are many meanings for FAP. Familial adenomatous polyposis is one. A kind of Puegot is another.
I see four kids from time to time, but I never have four charts open or would want to. Again, my MA would bring four paper charts in a room, but it would do me no good to open all four. If it is four acutes, I do one at a time. If it is four well child exams, I do the Bright Futures form on all of them, then I go into each chart and look at growth curves, meds and vitals, then I put them all on the exam table and do an assembly line exam. Usually see all four of them in 25 minutes. Well child physicals are basically useless, the examination equivalent of doing CMPs on every person in the city. And, most parents want to get out of the room faster than we do. 75% of the exam is for show.
