Ultimate Subjective Examination in Physiotherapy

Ultimate Subjective Examination in Physiotherapy
0:18 - HPC (history of presenting condition)
2:52 - PC (presenting condition)
5:38 - Special Questions
10:23 - PMHx (past medical history)
13:57 - DHx (Drug History)
14:51 - SHx (social history)
16:13 - SIN Factor (Severity, Irritability, Nature)
18:04 - Biopsychosocial Factors
This video walks through the subjective examination for a patient in physiotherapy.
I talk in depth about the different questions you need to ask in a physiotherapy subjective examination to get the information you need when you are assessing a patient for the first time.
It is a video that you can use the contents section above and use a a reference when doing physiotherapy exams so that you can make sure you are asking all the pertinent questions during a subjective assessment.
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This Video goes through the subjective assessment in physiotherapy. It is a vital part of the physical therapy examination which gives you a working hypothesis as to what condition you are dealing with when a patient comes to see you in pain.
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[@darrenwong50]

Very comprehensive and useful for my musculoskeletal module as a physiotherapy student. Appreciate you taking time to make these educational videos!

[@Physioplusfitness]

Glad it was helpful!

[@physiotherapymotivation4945]

A subjective examination of the patient is crucial to understand the condition and the real cause of the pain or the disease. And a good physiotherapist knows how much important it is to do a proper and complete assessment.

[@Physioplusfitness]

I completely agree 👍

[@ss-uz6kg]

This video deserves a lot of attention, amazimg efforts n informatiion is worth ..thanku sir

[@scottkerr3360]

This was a great help for my marked subjective examination, thanks

[@joehooton8096]

Brilliant video, you articulated everything so well. Thanks a lot!

[@Physioplusfitness]

Thanks Joe, appreciate that

[@chandukoyi5881]

Great information.. comprehensive.Thank you very much.

[@MemoTraining]

Great video,, it's always good to remind ourselved of the basics

[@Physioplusfitness]

Cheers Dan, Doing the basics well is what its all about! 👍

[@zeynabsaad]

very informative!

[@Physioplusfitness]

Thanks Zeynab

[@laurieislaurie]

A British sports video uploaded to KZbin without crappy free dance music in the background. Difficulty level: Impossible. Jokes aside, this is fantastic content. I was told to review taking a full subjective before my clinical rotation starts next week and this is pretty comprehensive. Just wish I could hear a little more clearly 😉

[@dithediword8888]

Fantastic Video, Great info. Thanks 🙏🏾

[@Physioplusfitness]

Thanks for watching

[@boxer1639]

Thank you for the video. I’ve been very sedentary for years and have become overweight. I’d like to start working out but I have restrictions in mobility when squatting, restriction in Dorsi flexion and other muscles. I’d like to start weight training and hiit, is there some kind of full body assessment I could get from a physiotherapist so I know what my weaknesses are? If so, what would it be called? TIA

[@Physioplusfitness]

Yes if you see a good physio or even a personal trainer who knows what they are doing they can do a screening on you and then help by focusing on your areas of weakness and building you up. There is not really a specific name is just what should be at the start of any training program. Some people might call it a functional screen but I just think of it as a normal assessment of the quality of someone's movement 👍

[@boxer1639]

@@Physioplusfitness thanks a lot Chris 👍🏻

[@sandy3848]

great video! look forward to future content.

[@Physioplusfitness]

I will do my best to keep them coming, any topics you would be interested in?

[@sandy3848]

@@Physioplusfitness Hmm good question :) Maybe about how you handle dealing with patient expectations of physiotherapists (i.e. providing manual therapy, massage) vs EBP in the private practice setting, things you wish you knew as a new graduate and maybe some interesting clinical presentations you have personally seen and treated. I am a new grad so I love hearing what more experienced clinicians have come across. Thanks again!

[@ss-uz6kg]

Sir need a video on cauda equina and pvid specific if possible as am.preparinh for my clinicals exam...pls request tk make a vdieo on that ...thanku sir