Initial Evaluation
Patient history and chief complaint
Gather information about the patient's current symptoms, medical history, and any relevant family history.
Initial Evaluation

1. Personal Information
Gender:
2. Pain Location
Where is your pain? (Select all that apply)
3. Pain Description
How would you describe your pain? (Select all that apply)
4. Pain Trigger
When do you feel more pain? (Select all that apply)
5. Pain Duration

6. Radiating Pain
Does the pain travel to your legs or feet?
7. Associated Symptoms
Do you feel any of these symptoms with pain? (Select all that apply)
8. Pain Relief
What improves or reduces your pain? (Select all that apply)
9. Medical History
Do you have any of the following history? (Select all that apply)
10. Posture & Mobility

11. Red Flag Symptoms
Are there any Related Red Flag Symptoms?
12. Neurological Assessment
Do you experience numbness or tingling in your legs or feet?
Is there a loss of sensation in specific areas?
Have you noticed weakness in your legs or feet?
Is there difficulty in lifting your foot (foot drop)?
Have you observed changes in your reflexes?
Do you feel unsteady while walking?
Have you experienced falls due to loss of balance?
13. Structural Assessment
Do you have a noticeable curvature in your spine (scoliosis)?
Is there an exaggerated inward curve in your lower back (lordosis)?
Do you feel that one side of your pelvis is higher than the other?
Is there a forward or backward tilt in your pelvis?
Do you suspect one leg is shorter than the other?
14. Functional Movement
Can you bend forward to touch your toes without pain?
Is bending backward painful or restricted?
Do you limp or have an altered walking pattern?
Is your stride length shorter than usual?
Is it difficult to rise from a seated position without using your hands?
15. Surgical History
Have you ever had spine surgery?
If yes, What type? (if no choose NO)
Do you have any metal implants or screws in your spine?
Was the surgery helpful or did symptoms come back?
Do you feel pain around the surgical area?
16. Pain Scale & Daily Impact
Pain level now on a scale from (0–10) ?
Pain in the morning on a scale from (0–10) ?
Pain at night on a scale from (0–10) ?
How much does pain interfere with daily work on a scale from (0–10) ?
How much does pain interfere with sleep on a scale from (0–10) ?
17. Inflammatory & Autoimmune
Do symptoms get worse in the morning but improve with movement?
Do you feel stiffness lasting more than 30 minutes after waking up?
Do you have joint pain elsewhere (shoulders, hips, knees)?
Any history of psoriasis, eye inflammation, or ulcerative colitis?
18. Mental & Emotional Impact
Do you feel depressed or anxious due to your pain?
Are you afraid to move because it might hurt more?
Do you avoid social or work activities due to your spine issues?
19. Lifestyle & Sleep
Do you sleep well at night?
What posture do you usually sleep in?
Do you sit for long hours at work or during the day?
Do you take regular walking or stretching breaks?

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