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Exercise Physiologists Template

Biokinetics Assessment Follow-Up Note

A professional Exercise Physiologists template for healthcare professionals.
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Enhance your clinical record-keeping with our Biokinetics Assessment Follow-Up Note template, specifically designed for exercise physiologists and biokineticists. This comprehensive template streamlines the documentation of patient progress, covering vital details from current complaints and pain characteristics to lifestyle factors and treatment efficacy. Perfect for tracking long-term rehabilitation and exercise interventions, it ensures every crucial aspect of a patient's journey is meticulously recorded. Utilising Heidi, our AI medical scribe, this template will intelligently populate sections with information drawn directly from your consultations, making your clinical notes robust and compliant. Improve your documentation efficiency and focus more on patient care with this essential biokinetics assessment tool.

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DBC - Biokineticist Assessment 1. Demographic and General Information - Name, Age, Gender, Occupation: Jane Doe, 45, Female, Accountant - Sports or Hobbies: Recreational cycling, gardening 2. Current Complaint - Reason for Visit: Follow-up on persistent lower back pain impacting daily activities and exercise. - Location of Pain/Problem: Lumbar spine (L4-L5 region) with occasional left gluteal discomfort. - Onset of Pain: Approximately 3 months ago, gradual onset with intermittent sharp pain, worsening in severity over the past month. - Mechanism of Injury: No specific acute injury; pain initiated after a prolonged period of increased desk work and reduced physical activity. 3. Pain Characteristics - Pain Intensity (VAS 0-10): Varies between 4/10 at rest and 7/10 during aggravating activities. - Radiation: Occasional radiation to the left gluteal region, but not beyond the knee. - Aggravating Factors: * Prolonged sitting (more than 30 minutes) * Bending forward * Lifting light objects - Diurnal Pattern: Stiffer in the mornings for about 30-45 minutes, improves with movement, then worsens again in the late afternoon/evening. - Nocturnal Pain: Occasionally wakes her from sleep if she lies on her back for too long; relieved by changing position. 4. Past Medical and Injury History - Previous Back/Neck Pain Episodes: History of one previous episode of lower back pain 5 years ago, resolved with physiotherapy. - Chronic Conditions: * Mild Osteoarthritis in knees (managed) * Controlled hypertension - Previous Imaging: Lumbar spine X-ray 2 months ago, showing mild degenerative changes consistent with age, no acute pathology. 6. Posture and Ergonomics - Typical Daily Posture: Slumped posture observed during prolonged sitting at her desk; tends to round shoulders and anterior pelvic tilt when standing for extended periods. 7. Lifestyle Factors and General Health - Exercise and Activity Level: Previously cycled 3 times a week for 45 minutes; has significantly reduced activity due to pain. Walks for about 20 minutes daily. - Comorbidities: None directly impacting current musculoskeletal condition, other than mentioned mild OA. - Chronic Medications: * Lisinopril 10mg daily for hypertension * Occasional paracetamol for general aches 8. Current and Past Treatment - Current Pain Medications: Currently taking paracetamol as needed, 500mg, up to 4 times a day. - Previous Professional Consultations: Consulted GP 2 months ago, referred for X-ray. Saw a physiotherapist briefly 1 month ago, received general exercises but found them difficult to implement due to pain. - Treatment Efficacy: * Paracetamol provides temporary relief (2-3 hours). * Previous physiotherapy exercises were too painful to consistently perform; felt limited progress. 10. Goals and Expectations - Goals: * Reduce lower back pain to a manageable level (VAS 2/10). * Return to recreational cycling 3 times a week without pain. * Improve posture and core strength. * Be able to garden for longer periods without discomfort.
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Last edited

25/4/2026

Created by

Gerhard Geldenhuys

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