PAIN POINT CHECKLIST THE ULTIMATE TO MAXIMISE COMPENSATION FROM YOUR CLAIM
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1 THE ULTIMATE PAIN POINT CHECKLIST TO MAXIMISE COMPENSATION FROM YOUR CLAIM A visual checklist for personal injury claimants that allows users to comprehensively list and discuss their injuries with their doctor. This checklist helps create bulletproof medical records, weakening the insurer s chances of denying the claim.
2 HOW IT WORKS A doctor s testimony is vital in your personal injuries claim. It provides the medical evidence you need to win. By completing and printing this document prior to your appointment, you are supplying your medical professional with a bulletproof foundation for their testimony. The result? Irrefutable evidence of your injuries to quash any insurers arguments. Consequently, this will maximise your compensation. 2
3 1.0 Head and Central Nervous System. 1.1 PHYSICAL SYMPTOMS Please tick all of the symptoms you have experienced since the accident. Concussion? Dizziness? How long for (days, weeks, months)? Headaches? How frequently (per day, per week)? How long for (minutes, hours)? Loss of function or paralysis to any part of body? Development of epilepsy? 1.2 BEHAVIOURAL SYMPTOMS Please select true or false to the below statements. I have limited or no memory of the accident I have noticed changes in my personality I have had feelings of sadness or depression I sometime feel that I cannot concentrate I sometimes feel that I cannot control my mood I find that I forget things more often TRUE FALSE 3
4 2.0 Facial Injuries. Please tick all of the symptoms you have experienced since the accident. Facial fracture (including any part of the head such as the skull, nose, eye socket(s), cheekbone(s), jaw(s)): Did it require surgery? If so, number of operations? How long was your rehabilitation treatment? What type of treatment was provided? Have you developed arthritis in that area as a result? Do you still suffer from pain in the area? If so how frequently (daily, weekly, monthly)? Has it impacted on your functionality (eating, reduced/difficult movement)? Have you noticed changes to the sensitivity of the skin? Do you feel pins and needles in the fractured area? Injury to your teeth or gums? Did you lose any teeth? If so, how many? Did you suffer any damage to your gums? Have you developed a gum infection as a result of any damage? Facial scarring? 4
5 3.0 Injuries Affecting the Senses. 3.1 SIGHT Please tick all of the symptoms you have experienced since the accident. Lost vision in one or both eyes? Blurry vision in one or both eyes? Double vision in one or both eyes? Constant pain in one or both eyes 3.2 HEARING Please tick all of the symptoms you have experienced since the accident. Tinnitus (constant ringing sound)? Vertigo (extended feeling of dizziness)? Reduction in hearing to one or both ears? Changes in your ability to speak? Issues with balance? 3.2 TASTE AND SMELL Please tick all of the symptoms you have experienced since the accident. Reduction in smell? Reduction in taste? 5
6 4.0 Injuries to Internal Organs. 4.1 CHEST Collapsed lung? Did you have a intercostal catheter inserted? Heart or lung complications? Did you break any ribs? If so, how many? Any complications from these fractures? Ongoing pain from fractures? For how long (days, weeks, months)? Has this affected your ability to perform daily functions (i.e. work)? Lacerations (cuts) on your chest, abdomen or side? Did you inhale any toxic fumes? Shortness of breath? Has this affected your ability to perform daily functions (i.e. work)? Development of need to use an inhaler or increase use of an inhaler? Development of Asthma? Significant bruising to your chest, abdomen or side? 4.2 DIGESTIVE AND BOWEL SYSTEM Have you had to change any part of your diet? Difficulty swallowing? Requirement of an ileostomy or colostomy bag (even for a short period of time)? If so, for how long (days, weeks, months, permanently)? Consistently irregular bowel movements 6
7 4.3 LIVER, GALLBLADDER OR BILIARY DUCT Intermittent nausea or vomiting? Jaundice? 4.4 BLADDER Loss of bladder control? Incontinence? Pain urinating? Development of a bladder infection? 4.5 HERNIA Development of a hernia? Do you suffer ongoing pain? Has it affected your ability to perform daily functions (i.e. work)? 7
8 5.0 Spinal Injuries. 5.1 DIAGNOSED INJURIES Please tick if you have been diagnosed with any of the below injuries. Broken vertebrae (bone) or disc (joint between the vertebrae)? How many vertebrae or discs were broken? Do you have any ongoing pain? Prolapsed or slipped disc? Whiplash? Any ongoing pain? How long was your recovery (weeks, months, years)? 5.1 RELATED SYMPTOMS Please tick if you have noticed any of the below symptoms. Reduced reflexes? Loss of muscle strength? Loss of feeling in back? Constant or repetitive pain in your back? 8
9 6.0 Shoulder Injuries. Broken shoulder, collarbone or shoulder blade? Did you require surgery or treatment? If so, what treatment? Is the injury to your dominant side? Have you developed arthritis as a result? Have you increased your risk of arthritis as a result? Ongoing pain? Dislocation of your shoulder, collarbone, shoulder blade or AC joint (point where your collarbone connects to your shoulder)? Reduced shoulder or arm movement? Paralysis or partial paralysis of shoulder or arm? Stretched or torn tendons? Stretched or torn ligaments? Significant bruising? 9
10 7.0 Arm Injuries. Arm fracture (including crush injuries) to your elbow, wrist, humerus (upper arm), radius (lower arm) or ulna (lower arm)? Did you require surgery or treatment? If so, what treatment? Is the injury to your dominant side? Have you developed arthritis as a result? Have you increased your risk of arthritis as a result? Ongoing pain? Tennis elbow (pain in outside area of elbow)? Golf elbow (pain in inside area of elbow)? Lacerations (cuts) to your arm(s)? Reduced wrist or elbow movement? Stretched or torn tendons? Stretched or torn ligaments? Reduced ability to grip objects? Reduced ability to push objects? Ongoing pain? Significant bruising to your arm? 10
11 8.0 Hand Injuries. Broken fingers? Which finger(s)? Did you require surgery or treatment? If so, what treatment? Is the injury to your dominant hand? Have you developed arthritis as a result? Have you increased your risk of arthritis as a result? Ongoing pain? Stretched or torn tendons or ligaments? Ongoing pain? Is the injury to your dominant hand? 9.0 Hip and Pelvis Injuries. Broken hip, pelvis or coccyx (tail bone)? Did you require any treatment? If so, what treatment? Stretched or torn tendons or ligaments? Ongoing pain? Trouble sitting? 11
12 10.0 Leg Injuries. Leg fracture (including crush injuries) to your tibia (shinbone), fibular (calf bone) or femur (thigh bone)? Did you have any period where you were unable to stand? If so, how long? Have you noticed a decrease in muscle mass? Have you noticed a decrease in muscle strength? Have you noticed a change in the way you walk? Do you have reduced movement or functionality? Have you suffered any scarring from treatment to correct the fracture? Stretched or torn tendons or ligaments? Ongoing pain? Lacerations (cuts) to your leg(s)? Did they require surgery? Significant bruising to your leg(s)? 12
13 11.0 Knee Injuries. Dislocation of your knee? Torn or stretched ligaments? Torn cartilage or meniscus (disk of cartilage between your thigh and shinbone)? Torn meniscus? Reduced knee movement? Reduced knee stability? Reduced knee strength? Sprained knee? Significant bruising? 12.0 Ankle Injuries. Broken ankle? Did your require treatment? If so, what was your treatment? Changes to walking style? Difficulty walking on stairs or uneven ground Torn or stretched ligaments? Sprained ankle? Significant bruising? 13
14 13.0 Foot Injuries. Broken toe(s)? If so, how many toes? Has this impacted on your ability to walk? Has this impacted on your ability to perform daily activities? Torn or stretched ligaments? Laceration (cuts) to your foot? Significant bruising? 14
15 14.0 Psychological Symptoms. Whilst the following questions don t appear to be directly related to a psychological injury, the ability to perform routine tasks can indicate that some mental harm is present PERSONAL CARE TASKS Please respond to the following statements about changes to your personal care circumstances following the accident: I can live independently I require help to help prepare meals I require help to shower and dress myself I eat at least 3 times a day I am able to clean the house NEVER RARELY SOMETIMES VERY OFTEN ALWAYS 14.2 WORK RELATED TASKS Please respond to the following statements about changes to your working circumstances following the accident: I am back doing the work task I was assigned prior to the accident I find work stressful NEVER RARELY SOMETIMES VERY OFTEN ALWAYS 15
16 14.3 SOCIAL INTERACTIONS Please respond to the following statements about changes to your working circumstances following the accident: I am able to attend social events with ease I have lost interest in the activities that were once important to me or enjoyable I feel anxious about leaving the house I feel more secure if I have another person with me when leaving the house I find it easy meeting new people My personal relationships (i.e. with friends and family) feel strained I fight with my family and friends I feel more distant and isolated from other people I find it hard to feel love or affection for other people NEVER RARELY SOMETIMES VERY OFTEN ALWAYS 14.4 THOUGHT PROCESSES Please respond to the following statements about changes to your working circumstances following the accident: I have repeated disturbing memories, thoughts or flashbacks of the accident I feel upset when I think of the accident I avoid situations or activities because they remind me of the accident I have night terrors of accidents I have trouble falling and/or staying asleep NEVER RARELY SOMETIMES VERY OFTEN ALWAYS 16
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