DVBCWMW1 ;ALB/CMM MUSCLES WKS TEXT - 1 ; 6 MARCH 1997
 ;;2.7;AMIE;**12**;Apr 10, 1995
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 ;;A.  Review of Medical Records:
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 ;;B.  Medical History (Subjective Complaints):
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 ;;    Comment on:
 ;;    1.  If there are periods of flare-up of residuals of muscle injury:
 ;;        a.  State their severity, frequency, and duration.
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 ;;        b.  Name the precipitating and alleviating factors.
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 ;;        c.  Estimate to what extent, if any, they result in additional
 ;;            limitation of motion or functional impairment during the 
 ;;            flare-up.
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 ;;    2.  If injury is due to a missile:  initial treatment in the field,
 ;;        length of initial hospitalization and any surgeries or other 
 ;;        repairs undertaken, time until return to duty or limited duty
 ;;        or determination that duty could not be resumed.
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 ;;    3.  Record exact muscles injured or destroyed and describe.
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 ;;    4.  Record any associated injuries, particularly those affecting 
 ;;        bony structures, nerves or vascular structures and specify the
 ;;        nature of treatment required.
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 ;;    5.  Describe present symptoms of muscle pain, activity limited by
 ;;        fatigue or inability to move joint through a portion of its 
 ;;        range; and the degree to which this interferes with activities
 ;;        of daily living.
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 ;;    6.  For tumors of muscle, describe onset of symptoms, date(s) of 
 ;;        biopsy and/or surgical excision and residual defects.  If 
 ;;        malignant neoplasm, need dates of diagnosis, dates and type of
 ;;        treatment, and date of late treatment.
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 ;;C.  Physical Examination (Objective Findings):
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 ;;     Address each of the following and fully describe current findings:
 ;;     1.  Entry and exit wound scars as well as dimensions.
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 ;;     2.  Tissue loss comparison,  and specify muscle group(s) penetrated.
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 ;;     3.  Scar formation measurement (sensitivity, tenderness, etc.)
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 ;;     4.  Adhesions.
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 ;;     5.  Tendon damage.
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 ;;     6.  Bone, joint or nerve damage.
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 ;;     7.  Muscle strength.
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 ;;     8.  Muscle herniation and, if any, whether supported by truss or
 ;;         belt.
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 ;;     9.  Loss of muscle function.  Can muscle group move joint through
 ;;         normal range with sufficient comfort, endurance and strength
 ;;         to accomplish activities of daily living?  Can muscle group 
 ;;         move joint independently through useful ranges of motion but
 ;;         with limitation by pain or easy fatigability or weakness?  
 ;;         Can muscle group move joint only with assistance or with 
 ;;         gravity eliminated?  Is there no ability of muscle group to 
 ;;         move joint even with gravity eliminated and joint passively 
 ;;         moveable?  Is any muscle contraction felt?
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 ;;    10.  If joint function is affected:
 ;;         a.  Using a goniometer, measure the PASSIVE and ACTIVE range
 ;;             of motion, including movement against gravity and against
 ;;             strong resistance.
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 ;;         b.  State to what extent (if any) and in which degrees (if 
 ;;             possible) the range of motion or function is ADDITIONALLY
 ;;             LIMITED by pain, fatigue, weakness, or lack of endurance 
 ;;             following repetitive use or during flare-ups.  If more 
 ;;             than one of these is present, state, if possible, which 
 ;;             has the major functional impact.
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 ;;D.  Diagnostic and Clinical Tests:
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 ;;    1.  If applicable, x-rays of joint(s) involved in two planes or 
 ;;        anatomic area involved if not recorded in past (once taken, 
 ;;        the x-rays do  not need to be repeated).
 ;;    2.  Include results of all diagnostic and clinical tests conducted
 ;;        in the examination report.
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 ;;E.  Diagnosis:
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 ;;Signature:                             Date:
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