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ORTHOPEDIC/NEUROLOGIC EXAMINATION Oliver Morgan, VM, DACVSCornell University Veterinary Specialists Physical examination: Proceed with orthopedic and neurological examination in a routine and methodical

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1. Begin by introducing yourself to the patient and explaining the purpose of the orthopedic-neurologic examination.
2. Start with a thorough medical history review, including any past injuries, surgeries, or medical conditions that may be relevant to the current symptoms.
3. Assess the patient's range of motion by asking them to perform various movements, such as flexion, extension, rotation, and abduction of the affected area.
4. Conduct specific orthopedic tests to evaluate the integrity of ligaments, tendons, and joints. These tests may include the Lachman test, McMurray's test, or Phalen's test, depending on the area being examined.
5. Perform neurologic tests to assess sensory and motor functions. This may involve testing reflexes, muscle strength, sensation, and coordination.
6. Document any abnormalities or findings during the examination, including pain, weakness, limited range of motion, or abnormal reflexes.
7. Discuss the results of the examination with the patient, explaining any diagnoses or potential treatment options.
8. Provide recommendations for further testing, imaging, or referrals to specialist physicians if necessary.
9. Follow up with the patient to monitor their progress and adjust treatment plans as needed.
10. Maintain thorough and accurate documentation of the orthopedic-neurologic examination for future reference and coordination of care.

Who needs orthopedicneurologic examination?

1. Individuals who have experienced musculoskeletal injuries or trauma.
2. Patients with chronic pain or limited mobility in their joints, muscles, or spine.
3. Athletes who want to assess their physical performance and identify any underlying issues or areas of improvement.
4. Individuals with neurological conditions or symptoms, such as numbness, tingling, or muscle weakness.
5. Individuals with suspected orthopedic or neurologic disorders, such as degenerative disc disease, herniated discs, spinal stenosis, or carpal tunnel syndrome.
6. Those who have undergone orthopedic surgeries and require post-operative evaluation and rehabilitation.
7. Individuals with a family history of orthopedic or neurologic disorders, as a preventive measure.
8. Patients involved in litigation or insurance claims related to orthopedic or neurologic injuries, to assess the extent of damages and disability.
9. Children with developmental delays or motor coordination issues who may need early intervention and therapy.
10. Older adults who are at a higher risk of orthopedic and neurologic conditions due to age-related degeneration and osteoporosis.

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What is orthopedicneurologic examination?

An orthopedicneurologic examination is a medical evaluation performed by a healthcare provider to assess a patient's musculoskeletal and nervous system.

Who is required to file orthopedicneurologic examination?

Individuals who have suffered an injury or condition related to the musculoskeletal or nervous system may be required to undergo an orthopedicneurologic examination.

How to fill out orthopedicneurologic examination?

Orthopedicneurologic examinations are typically conducted by trained healthcare professionals who will assess the patient's physical condition, mobility, reflexes, and sensation through a series of tests and evaluations.

What is the purpose of orthopedicneurologic examination?

The purpose of an orthopedicneurologic examination is to diagnose and assess musculoskeletal and neurological conditions, as well as to determine appropriate treatment plans and interventions.

What information must be reported on orthopedicneurologic examination?

Orthopedicneurologic examinations must include detailed information about the patient's medical history, symptoms, physical examination findings, diagnostic test results, and recommended treatment options.

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