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The document provides information on how to conduct a medical history taking including basic information, chief complaint, history of present illness, past medical history, family history, psychosocial history, review of systems, differential diagnoses, and examinations for common thoracic and shoulder conditions.

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The document provides information on how to conduct a medical history taking including basic information, chief complaint, history of present illness, past medical history, family history, psychosocial history, review of systems, differential diagnoses, and examinations for common thoracic and shoulder conditions.

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TOPIC 1: HISTORY TAKING

BASIC INFO MEDICAL HISTORY / PAST HEALTH HISTORY

- Name - Surgeries / hospitaliza�on


- Gender o Childhood
- Age o Adulthood
- Occupa�on - Trauma / accident / falls
- Major or Chronic illness (eg: diabetes, HT, heart
Chief complaint: (presen�ng problem, if pa�ent had more than disease, asthma, cancer)
one, re-take for another clinical session, focus on one condi�on - Medica�on (prescrip�on)
at current session.) What
brings u here
today ? o How many pills per day
LODCTRAPPA FAMILY HISTORY
LOCATION: which part of body, point it out - Siblings, parents, grandparents
- Paternal vs maternal
ONSET:
HOW
PSYCHOSOCIAL HISTORY
- When did the pain start
-

- Does the pain happen suddenly? Gradually? Follow by - Diet


an accident? - Water
- Describe the accident - Coffee, tea
- Smoking / recrea�onal drugs
DURATION
- Sleep
- How long have u experienced this pain - Exercise
- Acute, sub-acute, chronic - Hobbies
- Work
=
COURSE

- Hows is the pain felt throughout the dura�on since 1st


experience it SYSTEM REVIEW
o Beter
1. CNS
o Worse
a. Vision
o Stay the same
b. Taste
- Is the pain constant or comes and goes
c. Smell
TYPE d. Hearing
2. CVS
- Can you please describe the pain
a. Chest pain
o Sharp, dull, throbbing, stabbing,
b. Palpita�on
- Can you grade the pain from 0 to 10 (rmb to explain)
c. Fa�gue
o Now
3. RESPI
o At its worst
a. Cough
o At its best
b. Chest pain
o At �me of injury
c. Dyspnea
RADIATION d. Fa�gue
4. GI
- Does pain radiate to other parts of the body a. Appe�te
- How far down does it radiate (ask pa�ent point it out) b. Nausea (felt disgusted)
c. Vomi�ng
d. Diarrhea
e. Abdominal pain
RELIEVING FACTOR 5. GU
a. Frequency
- Anything you did that makes the pain felt beter b. Dysuria (pain during urina�ng)
- Eg: Painkillers, ice, heat 6. MSK
a. Joint pain
AGGRAVATING FACTOR
b. Rashes
- Anything that makes it worse c. Muscle ache
- Eg: Postural changes

PREVIOUS EPISODES
3 DDX with jus�fica�ons
- Have you had anything like this before
2-3 orthopaedic tests for for each ddx
PREVIOUS TREATMENT
Know the +ve findings for each condi�ons
- Have you seen anyone for this problem before
- IF YES
o What the dr said (diagnosis)
o What treatment is given (med, physio)
o Why discon�nue from previous treatment

ASSOCIATED SYMPTOMS

- Is there any other symptoms that comes with this


problem
Thoracic

DDX SIGNS & SYMPTOMS EXAMINATIONS


Thoracic - Pain ↑ by deep repiratory movements, cough, sneeze - ROM
segmental joint - Sta�c palp.
dysfunc�on - Mo�on palp.
Costochondri�s - Ant. chest wall pain (mild-moderate) - Rib movement
- May radiate to back or abdomen - SMR
- Pain exacerbated by cough/sneeze/respiratory movement
- Occur unilaterally / bilaterally
- Tenderness at chondrosternal jxn of affected ribs
- Possible history of URTI
- Caused: costochondral jxn strain caused by persistent cough

Thoracic disc - Lower back pain - ROM


protrusion - Radicular pain (neurological symptoms due to compression of nerve roots) - Sta�c palp.
- Dermatomal numbness / paresthesia - Mo�on palp.
- Limited ROM - SMR to assess for possible
- Valsava’s test +ve myelopathy
~
soto hall

Ankylosis - Pain & s�ffness, worse in morning Chest expansion


Spondyli�s - Improves throughout the day - Normal: 1.5 to 3 inches
- Follow a patern of exacerba�on & remission - Male < 1.5 inch
- Decreased lumbar lordosis - Female <1 inch
- SIJ Tenderness upon palpa�on
Oft's Sign
Schober Test
- < 4cm Flex : 2 to
4 cm
Ext. : 1 To 2 am

Scoliosis - Ribs hump - Forward bending test


- Hyper kyphosis - Adams test

Shoulder

DDX SIGNS & SYMPTOMS (pa�ent’s complaint) EXMAINATIONS


Rotator cuff - pain with overhead ac�vi�es - Drop Arm
tears - night pain - Hornblower
- severe pain at �me of injury - Empty Can
- shoulder s�ffness
- weakness of involved muscles
- tenderness over greater tuberosity
- pain @ant. Shoulder, radiate down the arm
Supraspinatus - pain over lateral shoulder Impingement Test
tendini�s - pain radiate distally - Empty Can Test
(Rotator Cuff - pain may disturb sleep - Neer’s Test
Tendinopathy) - pain gradually ↑ - Hawkin Kenedy Test
- pain in area of tendons of rotator cuff muscles - Painful Arch
Radiate - pain when reaching overhead, reaching back, li�ing & sleeping on
affected side
- unable to reach abduc�on & flexion of 90 deg.
- ADL can cause lot of pain
SLAP lesion - Painful clicking / popping in shoulder - Ant. Apprehension Manoeuvre
(Labral Tear) - Athletes performing overhead movements - Ant. Slide Test
- Fall onto an outstretched arm with shoulder in abduc�on & slight - Jobe Reloca�on
flexion at �me of impact - O’Brien Ac�ve Compression Test
- - Bicep’s load Test

Adhesive - Pain & limited ROM (esp. shoulder abd. & ext. rot.) - Drop Arm
Capsuli�s - Risk factor - Appley’s Scratch
(Frozen o Diabetes - Li� off
Shoulder) o Thyroid disease
o Age 40-65
o Asian
o Female
Calcific - Right shoulder is more common - Impingement Tests
Tendini�s - Night pain, causes loss of sleep - Bicipital tendinopathy tests
(Hydroxyapa�te - Constant dull ache - Appley’s Scratch
Disease) - Pain ↑ with AROM
- Radia�ng pain up into suboccipital region or down into fingers
- Reduce ROM, complaint of s�ffness
Bicipital - Speeds Test
Tendinopathy - Yergason Test
- Biceps Muscle Test
Shoulder - Any shoulder test
bursi�s
Shoulder Impingement Tests
Impingement
Syndrome
Elbow

DDX SIGNS & SYMPTOMS EXAMINATIONS


Lateral - Overused, repeated wrist extension & forearm supina�on / prona�on - Cozen’s test
Epicondyli�s - Jobs affected - Mill’s test
(Tennis Elbow) o Carpenter
o Bricklayer
o Pianist
o Drummer
o Prolonged keyboard / mouse work
o Tailors
o Tennis players (improper biomechanics of backhand or serves)

Medial - Overused, repeated forearm flexion, prona�on - Reverse Cozen’s test


Epicondyli�s - Sports affected - Reverse Mill’s test
(Golfer’s Elbow) o Baseball
o Golf
o Bowling
o Javelin throwing
o Weight li�ing
o Archery

Cubital Tunnel - Paresthesia / pain radiate down from medial epicondyle to 4th & 5th digit - Tinel’s Sign
Syndrome - May radiate to neck / shoulder - Elbow flexion test
(Ulnar nerve - Loss of grip strength & fine motor control
entrapment At - Muscle was�ng
elbow) - Leaning on elbow on hard surface (eg: desk)
- Jobs that needs to maintain elbow flexion like holding a tool, telephone
- Sports affected
o Baseball
o Tennis
o Racquetball

Radial Tunnel Result from - Radial tunnel compression


Syndrome - Overuse test
(radial nerve - Forceful handgrip work - Resisted supina�on test
compression) - Excessive wrist extension, prona�on, supina�on, vibra�on - Resisted long finger
extension
Compression / irrita�on on sensory branch of radial nerve - Tinel’s sign
- Pain, paresthesia along post. forearm
- Radia�ng to hand, 1st web space, back of thumb & index finger
- Night pain

Compression / irrita�on on motor branch of radial nerve (post. interosseous nerve)


- Finger drop
- Weakness of MCP joints, thumb extension

Pronator Teres Result from -


Syndrome - Repe��ve forearm prona�on & supina�on, wrist & finger flexion
- Gripping with palm down

Complaints
- Aching discomfort in ant. forearm
- Paresthesia radiate down to first 3 ½ digits

Olecranon - Pain at post. elbow -


bursi�s - Swelling at olecranon

Wrist & Hand

DDX SIGNS & SYMPTOMS EXAMINATIONS


De Quervain’s Resulted from - Finkelstein’s test
Tenosynovi�s - Li�ing, grasping, pinching movement
- combined with wrist radial & ulnar devia�on

Ac�vi�es affected
- video gaming (gamer’s rhumb)
- frequent tex�ng
- excess mobile phone use
- li�ing infants
- wringing out wet clothes (washer woman’s sprain)

Scapholunate Resulted from rupture of scapholunate ligament - Watson’s test


Dissocia�on - FOOH injury
- Hyperextension
Complaints
- Swelling at dorsum of wrist
- Tenderness distal to lister’s tubercle, in proximal anatomical snu�ox, at SL jt.
- Limited ROM
- Pain ↑ with loading across the wrist (push up posi�on)
- Clicking in the wrist
- Wrist instability / weakness

Carpal Tunnel’s Resulted from - Wrist flexion


Syndrome - Prolonged, repeated wrist flexion & extension Compression
- Trauma, fracture, disloca�on, OA that may narrow the carpal tunnel - Tinel’s
- Fluid reten�on during pregnancy - Phalen’s
- Inherited a “square shaped wrist” - Reverse Phalen’s
- Aggravated by gripping ac�vi�es - Carpal Compression
- Relived by shaking hands out
crubbing hands

Complaints
- Paresthesia (numbness, �ngling) over 3 ½ fingers
- Night pain leads to awakening from sleep
- “whole hand is numb” (pain is difficult to localized)
- Pain some�mes may radiate up to elbow
- “dropping things” (weak LOAF muscle due to loss of median nerve
innerva�on)
Thumb Ulnar Resulted from - Thumb ulnar
Collateral Lig. Tear - Sprain of UCL of MCP jt. of thumb collateral ligament
(Gamekeeper’s - Thumb fully extended & abduc�on strain to MCP jt. instability test
thumb / Skier’s - Common skiing injury, fall onto handheld the stock firmly clenched by thumb
thumb)

Inferior Radioulnar Resulted from - Press test


Joint Sprain - Tear of triangular fibrocar�lage / disc in inferior radioulnar jt.
- Indirect injury, forearm in sudden forceful prona�on / supina�on
- Clicking / pain in circumduc�on, ulnar / radial devia�on of wrist
- Common in racquet sports

Complaints
- Pain over distal end of ulna
- Tenderness at dorsal ulnar aspect of wrist
- Painful clicking
- Weakness / instability of wrist
- Grip strength reduced

Cervical

DDX SIGNS & SYMPTOMS EXAMINATIONS


Cervical Spondylosis - Neck s�ffness, pain (constant dull ache) - Spurling / Jackson’s /
- Loss of ROM of neck Maximal Foraminal
Def: degenera�on of disc & 4 joints o muscle strain (SCM, Upper Trapezius) Compression
of cervical mo�on segment - pain aggravated by prolonged si�ng - Cervical compression
- pain relieved by hea�ng, movement (changing posture) - Cervical distrac�on
- Disc hernia�on (DDD) - May radiate to interscapular region, shoulder, arms, hands, - Shoulder depression
- Joint degenera�on (DJD) finger, if compression / irrita�on / inflamma�on on nerve roots
- Osteophyte forma�on or nerve itself.
- Loss of cervical lordosis o Nerve compression -> paresthesia
- Ligamentous changes o Nerve inflamma�on -> pain

Leads to
- Cervical radiculopathy
- Cervical myelopathy

Cervical Myelopathy - Neck pain


- Arm & leg dysfunc�on
Def: spinal cord compression o Leg s�ffness
(reduce in spinal cord diameter) o Foot shuffling
o Fear of falling
o Broad-based gait
- Difficulty walking over uneven surfaces
- loss of balance
- Reduc�on in SMR
- Upper motor neurone findings
o Hyperreflexia
o Ankle clonus
o Babinski’s sign
o Hoffman’s sign

Cervical Joint Dysfunc�on - Tightness in the neck


- S�ffness in the cervical joints
- Deep ache in the neck
- Similar as cervical spondylosis
o Neck pain
o Tor�collis
o Headache
o Face pain
o Ver�go
o Shoulder pain
o Upper interscapular pain
- ↓ ROM

Cervical Radiculopathy Complaints


- Cervical Disc Hernia�on - Dull ache to severe burning pain
- Cervical Spondylosis - Can radiate to scapula, upper / lower arm, hand
- Cervical Stenosis - Muscle weakness
- Sensory changes (�ngling, numbness, loss of sensa�on)
*↓ cervical lordosis, ↑ risk of disc
hernia�on Resulted from
- Repe��ve stressful worksta�on
- Prolonged forward head posture
- Repe��ve cervical flexion
- Improper sleep posture
- Trauma
- Frequent heavy li�ing
- Driving
- Opera�ng vibra�ng equipment

Relieving factor
- Abduct shoulder & place hand on the head

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