The s10.ai osteopath intake form template is expertly crafted for osteopathic practitioners to seamlessly capture patient information during initial consultations. This comprehensive template addresses essential areas such as patient demographics, chief complaints, history of present illness, and physical examination findings. Additionally, it includes sections for recording previous consultations, injuries, nutritional habits, and sleep quality, all vital for formulating a thorough treatment plan. By utilizing this template, osteopaths can optimize the intake process, ensuring all pertinent information is documented for superior patient care. This template is perfect for osteopaths aiming to elevate their documentation efficiency and accuracy.
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CCChronic lower back pain referred by Dr. Emily JohnsonSUBJECTIVE:John Doe, a 45-year-old male, was referred by Dr. Emily Johnson for chronic lower back pain. The primary complaint is ongoing lower back pain persisting for the past six months. The pain worsens with prolonged sitting and is alleviated by standing and stretching. The patient has previously undergone physical therapy with limited relief. He maintains a moderate exercise regimen, including walking and light weightlifting. John is employed as a software engineer, which requires extended periods of sitting. The pain originated after a minor fall while hiking.CONSULTs: The patient has consulted a chiropractor who suggested osteopathic treatment.INJURIES: Minor fall while hiking six months ago.JOINTS: Occasional neck stiffness.NUTRITION: Adheres to a balanced diet with occasional fast food.I.D.: No history of COVID or other infectious diseases.TESTING: No testing for Lyme or other tickborne diseases.MRI/XRAY: MRI indicates mild lumbar disc degeneration.LABS: Routine labs are within normal limits.SLEEP QUALITY: Sleep is occasionally disrupted by pain.MEDICATIONS: Takes ibuprofen as needed for pain.ALLERGIES: No known allergies.ObjectivePHYSICAL EXAM:GENERAL: Alert, in no emergent distressHEENT: EOMI. Sclerae anicteric, conjunctivae clear.NECK: no asymmetryLUNGS: Respirations even and unlabored, no dyspneaNEURO: Awake, alert, oriented x3; no focal neurologic deficits.MUSCULOSKELETAL: Tenderness in the lower lumbar region, limited range of motion in the lumbar spine.ASSESSMENT:1. Chronic lower back pain2. Lumbar disc degeneration3. Neck stiffness4. Musculoskeletal strainPLANInitiate osteopathic manipulative treatment (OMT) focusing on the lumbar spine, twice a week for four weeks. Recommend stretching exercises and ergonomic adjustments at work. Prescribe a non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drug (NSAID) for pain management as needed. Schedule a follow-up visit in four weeks to assess progress.
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