Module One: Introduction & Principles

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This module reviews various practice management ethics and takes an in-depth look at the western model of evaluation and patient management.

Practice management includes:

The western model includes:

How to take a history.
How to perform a physical examination, which may include:
- Inspection
- Palpation
- Range of Motion (active and passive)
- Strength (Manual Muscle Testing)
- Orthopedic tests
- Neurological evaluation
Diagnosis:
- Once this information is gathered, we learn how to produce a differential diagnosis. To confirm or rule out the diagnosis list, we look at what types of special tests to order and when to order them:
Special Tests:
- Structural Tests
  - X-rays
  - Computed Tomography (CT)
  - Magnetic Resonance Imaging (MRI)
  - Bone Scan
  - Myelogram
  - Discogram
  - DEXA studies
  - PET Scan
- Functional Tests
  - Computerized Functional Test (Range of Motion, Strength, Lifting, Grip, Pinch, etc.)
  - Functional Capacity Evaluations
  - Nerve Conduction Velocity (NCV)
  - Electromyography (EMG)
  - Doppler Ultrasound
  - Laboratory Tests (Blood, Urine, etc.)
Case Management
- Decision making on immediate care.
- Referral for treatment and/or consults.
- Long-term treatment plan.
- When to re-evaluate.
- Lifestyle restrictions.
Documentation
- How to put it all together in a chart note that will stand up to utilization review.

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Module One: Introduction & Principles

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