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The document is a 'Spine New Patient Questionnaire' from the Department of Orthopedic Surgery, designed to collect comprehensive information about a patient's symptoms, medical history, and social background. It includes sections for pain assessment, past medical and surgical history, current medications, allergies, and family medical history. The questionnaire aims to help healthcare providers understand the patient's condition and tailor appropriate treatment.

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Click ‘Get Form’ to open the spine patient questionnaire in the editor.
Begin by entering your personal information, including your name and MRN at the top of the form.
In the Pain Diagram section, use the provided symbols to indicate where you experience symptoms. This visual representation is crucial for your healthcare provider.
Proceed to the History section. Answer questions regarding your chief complaint, dominant hand, pain level, and symptom onset. Be as detailed as possible for accurate assessment.
Continue through sections on difficulties, past medical history, medications, and allergies. Check applicable boxes and provide additional details where prompted.
Complete the Social History and Family History sections by providing relevant information about your lifestyle and family medical background.
Finally, review all entries for accuracy before signing at the bottom of the form. If needed, an interpreter can assist with this process.

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How do you assess the spine?

Palpation Palpate each spinous process for tenderness. Start with the atlanto-occipital joint and finishing at the sacroiliac joint. Palpate the trapezius and paraspinal muscles, assessing for muscle bulk, spasm and tenderness. Gently percuss down the spine for pain or tenderness. Feel for temperature down the spine.

What is the cervical spine outcomes questionnaire?

The Cervical Spine Outcomes Questionnaire is a comprehensive, disease-specific instrument for assessing complaints of neck pain and evaluating the outcomes of treatments for these complaints.

What is the neck disability outcome measure?

The Neck Disability Index (NDI) [1] is designed to measure neck-specific disability. The questionnaire has 10 items concerning pain and activities of daily living including personal care, lifting, reading, headaches, concentration, work status, driving, sleeping and recreation.

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What is a cervical spine assessment?

The patient is positioned in prone. Cervical and thoracic spine segmental mobility and pain response are assessed. The examiner contacts each cervical spinous process with the thumbs. The examiner applies an oscillatory posterior to anterior force.

What questions to ask a patient with lower back pain?

Some questions your doctor may ask: Can you describe your pain? (e.g. sharp, aching, burning) Where is the exact location of your back pain? When did the pain start and how long have you had the pain? What were you doing when you first noticed the pain? How severe or bad is the pain? What makes the pain worse or better?

What is a red flag in a cervical spine assessment?

Red flags are features from a patients subjective and objective assessment which are thought to put them at a higher risk of serious pathology and warrant referral for further diagnostic testing.

How to check for spine problems?

One or more of these tests might help pinpoint the cause of the back pain: X-ray. These images show arthritis or broken bones. MRI or CT scans. These scans generate images that can reveal herniated disks or problems with bones, muscles, tissue, tendons, nerves, ligaments and blood vessels. Blood tests. Nerve studies.

What is the Csoq cervical spine outcome questionnaire?

The CSOQ is a multi-item, self-report questionnaire designed to assess a number of factors considered relevant in evaluating treatment outcomes for spinal disorders, namely demographics, pain severity, functional disability, psychological distress, physical symptoms, health care utilization, and participants