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CERVICAL SPINE APPOINTMENT Stephen E. Hanks, M.D. Tucson Orthopedic Institute, P.C. NAME Please circle and/or fill in the answers to the following questions on all pages. Who referred you to our office?

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1. Gather all necessary medical documents, such as previous test results, MRI or CT scan reports, and any other relevant information.
2. Contact your healthcare provider or the clinic where the appointment will take place and schedule a cervical spine appointment.
3. Arrive at the appointment on time and check-in with the receptionist or front desk staff.
4. When called, meet with the healthcare professional who will be conducting the examination.
5. Provide your medical history and any current symptoms or concerns related to your cervical spine.
6. Follow the instructions given by the healthcare professional during the examination, which may include performing certain movements or undergoing imaging tests.
7. Ask any questions you may have regarding the examination or your cervical spine health.
8. Once the examination is complete, discuss the findings with the healthcare professional and inquire about any recommended treatments or further steps.
9. If necessary, schedule any follow-up appointments or tests that may be recommended.
10. Make sure to follow any post-examination instructions provided by the healthcare professional.

Who needs cervical spine appointment?

1. Anyone experiencing recurring or persistent neck pain or discomfort may need a cervical spine appointment.
2. Individuals with a history of spinal injuries or conditions related to the neck may also require a cervical spine appointment.
3. Those who have been diagnosed with cervical spine disorders, such as herniated discs or degenerative disc disease, may need regular appointments to monitor their condition.
4. Patients who have undergone previous cervical spine surgeries or procedures may need follow-up appointments to assess their recovery and overall spine health.
5. Healthcare providers may recommend a cervical spine appointment for individuals with specific risk factors or symptoms, such as radiating arm pain, numbness or weakness, loss of bladder or bowel control, or difficulty with balance.

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What is cervical spine appointment?

Cervical spine appointment is a medical examination to assess the health and condition of the cervical spine.

Who is required to file cervical spine appointment?

Individuals who are experiencing neck pain or other symptoms related to the cervical spine may be required to schedule a cervical spine appointment.

How to fill out cervical spine appointment?

To fill out a cervical spine appointment, the patient must provide their personal information, medical history, and any specific concerns or symptoms they are experiencing.

What is the purpose of cervical spine appointment?

The purpose of a cervical spine appointment is to diagnose and treat any issues or conditions affecting the cervical spine, such as injuries, degenerative diseases, or nerve compression.

What information must be reported on cervical spine appointment?

Information such as personal details, medical history, current symptoms, and any previous treatments or surgeries related to the cervical spine must be reported on a cervical spine appointment.