SUBJECTIVE ASSESSMENT ABBREVIATIONS
There are many abbreviations specific to the
field of physiotherapy, rehabilitation and health care. Many of the common
abbreviation can be misinterpreted as they often represent different things. This
can often be confusing to other physiotherapists, health care professionals and
students alike. This resource was created to review the most common
abbreviations and their meanings. This list is not complete as is this meant as
an open project which will be added to as and when. If any viewer would like to
comment on the content please feel free to do so.
Physiotherapy Abbreviations Musculoskeletal Abbreviations |
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Agg/Aggrav/ ^
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Aggravating factors
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O/E/Obj
|
Objective examination
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Ease/ \
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Easing factors
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S
|
Subjective information
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24/24 / 24 hrs
|
Pattern over 24 hours
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O
|
Objective information
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HPC
|
History of presenting condition
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A
|
Analysis
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PMH
|
Past medical history
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P
|
Plan of treatment
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DH/DS
|
Drug history
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Rx
|
Treatment
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SH
|
Social history
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STG
|
Short term goals
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Occ
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Occupation
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LTG
|
Long term goals
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P
|
Pain
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S
|
Severity
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P + N
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Pins and needles
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I
|
Irritability
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HA
|
Head aches
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N
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Nature
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Int
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Intermittent
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∆
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Diagnosis
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Const
|
Constant
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Palpn
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Palpation
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c/o
|
Complaining of
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LBP
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Lower back pain
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NAD
|
No abnormality detected
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c
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With
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Inv
|
Investigations
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ISQ
|
In Status Quo
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MRI
|
Magnetic resonance image
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CT
|
Computerised tomography
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Friday 25 January 2013
Subjective Assessment Abbreviations
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