ORTHOPEDIC PHYSIOTHERAPY EVALUATION FORM. Age: Gender: M/F IP/OP
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1 ORTHOPEDIC PHYSIOTHERAPY EVALUATION FORM NAME: DATE: Age: Gender: M/F IP/OP Occupation: Referred by: Address: Phone Number: Registration Number: Civil Status: Diagnosis: Chief Complaints: Past Medical History: Personal History: Family History: Socioeconomic History: Symptoms History: Side: Onset: Type: Site: Duration: Severity: Aggravating Factors: Relieving Factors:
2 Pain Evaluation Vital Signs: Temperature: Blood Pressure: Heart Rate: Respiratory Rate: II. Objective Examination On Observation Built: Wasting: Oedema: Any bandages, Scars: Attitude of the Limbs: Bony contours: Type of gait: Deformities:
3 On Palpation Tenderness D/F tissue tension and texture: Spasm: Type of Skin: Scar: Swelling: Crepitus, Abnormal sounds: On Examinations 1. Motor Assessment Range of Motion (ROM) Upper Limb JOINT MOVEMENT ACTIVE RT/LT PASSIVE RT/LT END FEEL LIMITATION SHOULDER ELBOW FOREARM WRIST HANDS & FINGERS
4 JOINT MOVEMENT ACTIVE RT/LT Lower Limb PASSIVE RT/LT END FEEL LIMITATION HIP KNEE ANKLE FOOT SPINE JOINT MOVEMENT ACTIVE PASSIVE END FEEL LIMITATION CERVICAL SPINE THORACIC SPINE LUMBAR SPINE Manual Muscle Testing (MMT) UPPER LIMB Muscles Rt. Lt. SHOULDER Flexor Extensor Abductors Adductors External Rotators Internal Rotators
5 ELBOW Flexors Extensors FOREARM Pronators Supinators WRISTS Flexors Extensors Radial Deviators Ulnar Deviators HAND Intrinsics Extrinsics LOWER LIMB MUSCLES Rt. Lt. HIP Flexors Extensors Abductors Adductors External Rotators Internal Rotators KNEE Flexors Extensors ANKLE Dorsiflexors Plantarflexors FOOT Invertors Evertors Intrinsics Extrinsics Trunk Flexors Trunk Extensors Trunk Side Flexors Trunk Rotators
6 Resisted Isometrics (RI) MUSCLES Upper Limb FINDINGS Lower Limb Reflexes SUPERFICIAL DEEP Reflex Left Right Abdominal Plantar Biceps Brachioradialis Triceps Knee Ankle Muscle Girth Limb Length Discrepancies
7 2. Sensory Assessment Dermatomes Myotomes 3. Functional Assessment: (The Functional Independence Measure) Evaluation 1: Selfcare Item 1. Food Item 2. Care of appearance Item 3. Hygiene Item 4. Dressing upper body Item 5. Dressing lower body Evaluation 2: Sphincter control Item 6. Control of bladder Item 7. Control of bowel movements Evaluation 3: Mobility Item 8. Bed, chair, wheel chair Item 9. To go to the toilets Item 10. Bath-tub, shower Evaluation 4: Locomotion Item 11. Go, wheel chair Item 12. Staircases Evaluation 5: Communication
8 Item 13. Auditive comprehension Item 14. Verbal expression Evaluation 6: Social adjustment/cooperation Item 15. Capacity to interact and to socially communicate Item 16. Resolution of the problems Item 17. Memory 4. Gait Analysis Stance Phase: Swing Phase: Step Length: Stride Length: Base Width: Cadence: Other: 5. Balance Static Sitting (With eyes open & closed) Standing (With eyes open & closed) Tandem Standing (With eyes open &closed) Dynamic Reaching Activities Pertubation 6. Hand Function Reaching Grasping Releasing Assisstive Devices 7. Coordination
9 8. Investigations 9. Special Tests Tests Positive Negative 10. Problem List IMPAIREMENT FUNCTIONAL LIMITATION DISABILITY 11. Functional Diagnosis 12. Goals Short Term Goals Long Term Goals
10 13. Treatment Plan 14. Home Programme Date: Physiotherapist s Name & Signature:
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MLT Muscle(s) Patient Position Therapist position Stabilization Limb Position Picture Put biceps on slack by bending elbow.
MLT Muscle(s) Patient Position Therapist position Stabilization Limb Position Picture Put biceps on slack by bending elbow. Pectoralis Minor Supine, arm at side, elbows extended, supinated Head of Table