CPRN Registry Elements

This scale uses faces and corresponding numbers to indicate the amount of pain the subject feels

Single choice where 0 is no pain and 10 is the most severe pain possible.

The foot contacting the ground (like a stomp) without heel-first

Left Side Open Adductor Release enter the specific muscles.

Right Side open adductor release enter the specific muscles.

Are we talking about respiratory allergies only?

Was anesthesia utilized during the birthing process?

Record the side that is shorter when assessing thigh segment length during the Galeazzi test.

Assessed supine with knee extended, move joint quickly towards dorsiflexion noting spasticity of plantarflexors.

Prone or supine with the knee extended, find subtalar joint neutral and dorsiflex the ankle by pushing on the plantar surface of the foot.

Prone with the knee flexed to 90°, stabilize the subtalar joint in neutral. Measure the amount of ankle dorsiflexion.

Position leg in approximately 45-degrees of knee flexion. Passively move the ankle from maximum plantar flexion to maximum dorsiflexion in approximately one second. Record resistance felt in the plantarflexors.

Prone, sitting or supine with knee flexed or extended, measure the range of motion into plantar flexion.

Seated spine AP (anterior/posterior): view of the spine from the an anterior/posterior position while the patient is in a seated position. Indication of which side of the body the apex of curvature of the spine is in the cervical portion of the spine (superior most 7 vertebrae of the spine)

Seated spine AP (anterior/posterior): view of the spine from the an anterior/posterior position while the patient is in a seated position. Indication of which side of the body the apex of curvature of the spine is in the lumbar portion of the spine inferior most 5 vertebrae of the spine)