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This document is a questionnaire designed to collect detailed information from a new patient regarding their neck and arm pain, including pain intensity, location, duration, and previous treatments.

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1. Begin with your personal information: full name, date of birth, and contact details.
2. Describe your neck pain: include the onset date, duration, intensity, and any specific location of the pain.
3. Note any previous neck injuries or surgeries you have had.
4. List any current medications you are taking, including over-the-counter drugs.
5. Include any relevant medical history, such as chronic diseases or other conditions affecting your neck.
6. Mention any activities or movements that worsen or alleviate your pain.
7. Provide information about your lifestyle, including occupation and physical activities.
8. Fill out family medical history relevant to neck pain or related conditions.
9. Review your answers for completeness and accuracy before submitting the form.

Who needs NECK PAIN NEW PATIENT HISTORY?

1. Individuals experiencing chronic or acute neck pain.
2. Patients seeking to understand the cause of their neck discomfort.
3. Any new patient who has not been evaluated for neck pain in the past.
4. Individuals with a history of neck injuries or related medical conditions.

People Also Ask about

How to describe pain in history taking?

Patients should be asked to describe their pain in terms of the following characteristics: location, radiation, mode of onset, character, temporal pattern, exacerbating and relieving factors, and intensity. The Joint Commission updated the assessment of pain to include focusing on how it affects patients' function.

Who to see first for neck pain?

You might initially contact your primary care provider about your neck pain. You then might be referred to: A doctor who specializes in nonoperative treatment of musculoskeletal conditions (physical medicine and rehabilitation specialist)

What are the 4 classifications of neck pain?

It was updated in 2008 as part of the APTA Orthopedic section ICF Guidelines with the four current classification categories including: neck pain with mobility deficits, neck pain with radiating pain (radicular), neck pain with movement coordination impairments (WAD), and neck pain with headache (cervicogenic).

How do you document a patient's history?

The history should be described in chronological order. Past Medical History (PMH): Whereas the HPI is recorded in paragraph form, it is important to keep the PMH in list form, and brief. Within each category, information should be in chronological order.

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What is NECK PAIN NEW PATIENT HISTORY?

NECK PAIN NEW PATIENT HISTORY is a comprehensive questionnaire designed to gather detailed information about a patient's neck pain, including its onset, duration, severity, and any associated symptoms.

Who is required to file NECK PAIN NEW PATIENT HISTORY?

New patients experiencing neck pain are required to fill out the NECK PAIN NEW PATIENT HISTORY form prior to their first consultation with a healthcare provider.

How to fill out NECK PAIN NEW PATIENT HISTORY?

To fill out the NECK PAIN NEW PATIENT HISTORY, patients should complete each section of the form accurately, providing information on medical history, current symptoms, and any prior treatments related to neck pain.

What is the purpose of NECK PAIN NEW PATIENT HISTORY?

The purpose of NECK PAIN NEW PATIENT HISTORY is to help healthcare providers understand the patient's specific neck pain issues, enabling them to create an effective diagnosis and treatment plan.

What information must be reported on NECK PAIN NEW PATIENT HISTORY?

The NECK PAIN NEW PATIENT HISTORY must include information such as the patient's medical history, details about the neck pain (e.g., location, intensity, duration), any previous treatments, and descriptions of symptoms.