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Purpose of Assessment 1. Clarify nature and extent of presenting problem 2. Understand the client's perspective of their condition and how it may influence decision making about physiotherapy interventions 3. Determine appropriate, safe, effective, and mutually agreed upon treatment procedures 4. Establish a baseline from which to monitor progress Assessment Elements 1. Subjective assessment 2. Physical assessment 3. Critical thinking 4. Planning 5. Evaluation Aim of Subjective Examination 1. Define and understand the client's problem, & how it is affecting them 2. Identify a list of provisional diagnoses from which a logical physical examination can be developed 3. Indicate the severity and irritability of the condition 4. Identify the client's goals 5. Gain an understanding of the contextual factors influencing the situation Components of subjective examination 1. Past and current history of condition 2. Symptom behaviour 3. Past and current functional status 4. General health history 5. Social and family history 6. Special questions 7. Client goals Medico-legal requirements for documenting 1. Include personal information/emergency contact 2. Be legible & kept confidential 3. Be signed & dated 4. Have appropriate correction for mistakes 5. Document client consent 6. Be retained for designated periods (Adults- 7yrs, Kid- 25yrs) Add or remove terms Choose a study mode