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PATIENT HEALTH QUESTIONNAIRE INITIAL UPPER EXTREMITY/NECK HISTORY PLEASE ANSWER ALL QUESTIONS THAT APPLY TO YOU Patient Name: Date of Birth: / / Home #: Cellular #: Work #: Best # to call? Work /

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1. Individuals who have suffered injuries or fractures in the upper-extremity may need filling out to support and protect the affected area during the healing process.
2. Patients with certain medical conditions, such as tendonitis, carpal tunnel syndrome, or arthritis, may require filling out to alleviate pain, provide stability, or prevent further damage.
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4. Individuals undergoing rehabilitative therapy for upper-extremity-related conditions or surgeries may require filling out as part of their treatment plan to promote healing, restore function, or improve mobility.
5. People with congenital or developmental disorders affecting the upper-extremity, such as cerebral palsy or brachial plexus injuries, may need filling out to support their daily activities and improve their quality of life.

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What is upper-extremity?

Upper-extremity refers to the limbs of the body above the waist, including the arms, shoulders, and hands.

Who is required to file upper-extremity?

Medical professionals and practitioners who diagnose and treat upper-extremity injuries are required to file upper-extremity reports.

How to fill out upper-extremity?

Upper-extremity reports can be filled out online or through paper forms provided by the relevant medical board or organization.

What is the purpose of upper-extremity?

The purpose of upper-extremity reports is to document and track injuries, treatments, and outcomes related to the upper extremities.

What information must be reported on upper-extremity?

Upper-extremity reports must include details of the injury, treatment provided, outcomes, and any follow-up care.

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