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WRITE LEGIBLY PERSONAL INJURY PATIENT HISTORY FORM - PI/PHF 219 WRITE LEGIBLY Name File # Date HISTORY OF OCCURENCE Date of Accident: Time: DAM PM Driver of car. Where were you seated? Whoownstheca~ Vear and model of car: What was the approximate damage done to the car you were in? $ Visibility at time of accident: Poor Fair Good Road conditions at time of accident: Icy Rainy and Your car: Hit another car Waf: hit in the: q Right Type of accident: Head-on collisiorl o Broad side-coltision o Rear-end collision o Wet Clear Dark o Left Rear Front Side. o Front impact, rear-ended car in front o Non-collision: IMPACT/SEAT BELT/HEADREST/SPEED Describe in your own words what happened to you upon impact: Did you see the accident coming? Ves No Were you prewarned that the accident was about to happen? Ves No Did you brace for the impact? Yes No Were seat belts worn? Ves No Were shoulder harnesses worn? Ves No Does your car have headrests? Ves No If yes, what was the position of those headrests compared to your head before the accident? o Top of headrest even with bottom of head Top of hea~rest even with top of head Top of headrest even with middle of neck Was your car braking? Ves No Was your car moving at the time of accident? ves No If yes, how fast would you estimate you were going?-,-- MPH (estimate) How fast was the other car travelling? MPH (estimate) HEAD/BODY POSITION/ABLE TO MOVE BODY Head/Body position at time of impact: Head turned: Right Left Head looking back Head straight forward o Body straight in sitting position Body rotated: Right Left At the time of accident, recall what parts of your head or body hit what parts on the inside of your car: As a result of the accident you were: Rendered unconscious Dazed, circumstances vague Shaken up but could function Could you move all parts of your body? Ves No If no, what parts and why? Were you able to get out of the car and walk unaided? Ves No Ifno,whynot? ~ Copyright 199 Michael E. Whitton, D.C., P.C. PI4

SYMPTOMS FROM ACCIDENT Did yo~get bleeding cuts or bruises? Yes No Name...,...-,. ---:-------------- Date, 2IH<3 If yes, what ble~ding cuts did you get from this accident?...,...- - If yes, what bruises did you get from this accident? --- ----- Please describe how you felt. PLEASE BE SPECIFIC. Immedi~elyaftertheaccident. LaterthatD Day Night...:..- ~ ~ The next day(s): Check symptoms apparent since the accident,headache Dizziness Neck pain/stiffness Fainting, o Midback pain Ringing/buzzing ears o Low back pain Loss Of balance o Eyes sensitive tojight Loss of smell o Pain behind eyes WORK STATUS HISTORY Occupation: Loss of taste Have you missed time from work? Yes No Loss of memory Fatigue Tension Shortness ofbreath Irritability o Depre~slon If Yes: Full time off work to Part time off work o Been unable to work since accident. FIRST DOCTOR/HOSPITAL/CLINIC SEEN Did you go to seek medical help immediately/soon after the accident? o Sleeping problems o Numbness in toes, Numbness in fingers " Cold hands D Cold teet o Diarrhea D Ccinstipatlon o Chest pain o Nervousness o Cold sweats o Anxious o Other Employer: ------------------ to to --- ~~ to...,..._-- Yes CJ No If yes, how did youget there?, Someone else drove me Drove own car Ambulance Police " DOCTOR 1/HOSPITALlCLlNIC SEEN:,..,...-_---:_------- Date of first vislt: ~_ Were you examined? Yes No, Were X rays taken? Yes No Were you given treatment? Yes,No, Ifye~whattreatmentwasg~entoyou?~--~---------- -------~----_...,...- What benefits did you receive from the treatment? Date of last treatment: --- ---------------------.------- SECOND DOCTOR/CLINIC SEEN DOCTOR 2/CLINIC SEEN: Were you examined? Yes No Were X rays taken? Yes No Were you given treatment? Yes No Date of first visit: Ifye~whattreatm~ntwasg~entoyou? ----------...,...-------~ What benefits did you receive from the treatment? Date of last treatment:,_----------- THIRD DOCTOR CLINIC SEEN DOCTOR 3/CLINIC SEEN: Were you examined? Yes No Were X rays taken? Yes No Were you given treatment? Yes No Date of first visit: Ifye~wh~tre~me~wasgi~n~you? ---- What benefits did you receive from the tteatment? Date of last treatment:,.--------------------------- CoovrlCiht 19BQ Michael E.Whltton. D.C.. PC. PIS

Name Date. 2 _ /9 PRIOR SIMILAR SYMPTOMS Did you have any physical complaints just before the accident? Yes No. If yes, please describe in detail: PRIOR to this accident, have you EVER had symptoms similar to what youre experiencing now? Yes No If yes, please explain (briefly include past falls, injuries, accidents, operations, etc.): ACTIVITIES OF DAILY LIVING Do you notice any activities of your home daily routines that are different now than from before the accident? Yes No If yes, list them as: I ThQse activities that you are unable to do are (be specific): Those activities that are painful to do are (be specific): Those activities that arl difficult to do are (be specific): PAIN LEVEL/SCALE OF RECOVERY On a scale of -1, with being (examiners quote), "Im pain free and can function quite well," and 1 being, "/m in pain all the time and cannot function at all," where would you rate yourself? NORMAL l!jw PAIN MODERATE PAIN INTENSE PAIN EMERGENCY o 2 3 4 5 6 7 9 1 Please explain why: Relative to where you were before this injury, how would you rate how much you have recovered so far? / INDICATE ON THESE DIAGRAMS HOW THE ACCIDENT HAPPENED ATTORNEY ON CASE Do you have an attorney on this case? Yes No ------------1 Ii,..------- If yes, who? Name ~------------------------------------ Address City State Zip Patient Signature: --.:... Oate, AUTOMOBILE ACCIDENT - INSURANCE DATA Patients Insurance Company Infonnatlon Company Name: PH: P.O. Box/Street Number: City/State/Zip: Policy #:, Adjusters Name:,.,-- Insureds Insurance Inonnalion Insureds name if other than patient: PH: Company Name: PH:, Policy #: P.O. Box/Street Number: City/State/Zip: ~ Adjusters Name: Other Drivers Insurance Infonnatlon Other Drivers Name (if another car was involvedt PH:.-,. Company Name: PH:, Policy #:, P.O. Box/Street Number: Adjusters Name: Copyright 199 Michael E. Whitton, D.C., P.C. PI6

NECK DISABILITY INDEX Name, Date. I I File# (Please Print), This questionnaire helps us to understand how much your neck pain hasaffected your ability to perform everyday activities. Please check the one box in each section that, most clearly describes your problem right now. [ = SECTION 1 - Pain Intensity r- I have no pain atthe moment. ~ The pain Is very mild at the moment. ~ the pain Is moderate at the moment. ;- The pain is fairly severe at the moment. ~ The pain Is, very severe at the moment.... The pain Is the worst imaginable,at the moment. " SECTION 2 - Personal Care (Washing, Dressing etc.) p. -- - I need some help but manage most of my personal care., - I can look after mysejfnormally~ithoutcauslng extrapaln ; Lcan look after myself normally but It causes extra pain. It is painful to look after myself and I am slow and careful. i need help every d~y In most aspects of selfcare.,, :, I do not get dressed; I wash with dlfflcl!lty and,stay In bed. SECTION 6 - Concentration,I can concentrate fully when I want to with no difficulty. I can concentrate fully when I want to with!slight difficulty. I have a fair degree of difficulty In concentrating when, "want to. B,I hllve a lot of difficulty In concentrating, when I want to. I have a great deal cif difficulty In concentrating when I want to. I cannot concentrate at all. o SECTION 7- Work r-- ~ I can do as much work as I want to. :- I can oilly do my usualwork,butnomore. It I can do most of my usual work, but no more. I, \- I cannot do my usual work., [: I can hardlyd~ anywork atall. ~S=E=C=T=I=O=N==3=-=L=ift= =in=g==============~ - I cannot do any work at all. SECTION B - Driving I can lift he~vy weights without extra pain. I can lift heavy, weiglitsbut It gives extra pain. I can,drive my car withoutany neck pain. Pain prevents me from lifting heavy weights off the I can drive my car IS long as I want with slight pain 111 my neck. floor, but I can manage If they are convtlnlently positioned, o " I can drive my car as long as I want with moderate for example,on a table. pain In my!,leck. o Pain prevents me from lifting heavy welgt)ts, but,i can o I cant drive my car as,long as I want because of moderate manage light to medium weights If they are coveniently pain In my neck., poslt!oned~ _ I can hardly drive at all because of severe pain in my neck. I can Uft,Very light weights., I cant drive my car at au. I cannot lift or carry anything at all. ~===:::;::=:::::::::==::::;::===========::::::; SECTION 9 - Sleeping, SECTION,4 - Reading r--j :- I have no trouble sleeping. I can r~ad as much as,i want to with no pain In my neck, :- My sleep Is slightly disturbed (less than 1 hr.sleepless). ~ ",I can read as much as I,wimt to with slight pain lrimy neck. ~ My sleep Is mildly dsturb~d (1-2 hrs.$leeple~s.): :, I can read as much as I want wlthmoderat~paln,in my neck. ~ My sleep Is moderately disturbed (2~3 ~rs~sleepless). I cant read as much as I want because of moderate ~ My sleep Is greatly disturbed (3-5 hrs.sleepless)., B paininmy neck. - My sleepls completely disturbed (S-7hrs.sleepless). I can hardly read at all because of severe pain In my neck. I cannot read at all. SECTION 5..- Headaches r-- ~ I have no headaches at all... _ I have slight headaches which come Infrequently. _ I have moderate headaches,whlch come Infrequ.,ntly. _ I have moderate headaches which come frequently. ;- I have severe headaches which come frequently.... I have headaches almost all the time. From Vernon H,MlorS. JMPT 1991; 14(7): 49-415 SECTION 1 - Recreation 1 am able to engage In all my recreation activities with no neck pain at all. I am able to engage In all my recreation,activities, with " some pain In my neck. O I am able~ to engaqe In most, but.not all of my usual recreation activities because of pain in my neck. o I am able to engage In a few of my usual recreation. activltle,s because of pain In my neck. o I can hardly do any recreation activities because of pain In my neck. o I cant do any recreation activities at all.

PatieJ:lt Name:_...,...,......,..._ Date:,,":,, -:- ",". j. : ~.,. Pleasem~k the location and description of your pain according to thefouowiug condition:. ",... XX;;. Sharp/Stabbing... { == Numbness/Tingling - Ache B. Buruillg,... PaiD Scale: ;... Rate the Severity Qf y~ur pain by circling one" of the. numbe~. on the following scale No Pain, 1 2 3 : 4. 5 6 :7 9. 1~xcruciatinlrPaw

REVISED OSWESTRY DISABILITY Name Date I I File# (Please Print) This questionnaire helps us to understand how much your low back pain has affected your ability to perform everyday activities. Please check the one box in each section that most clearly describes your problem right now. SECTION 1 Pain Intensity SECTION 6 Standing The pain comes and goes and is very mild. I can stand as long as I want without pain. I have some pain on standing, but it does not, The pain is mild and does not vary much. increase with time. The pain comes and goes and is moderate. I cannot stand for longer than one hour without The pain is moderate and does not vary much. increasing pain. The pain comes.and goes and is severe. I cannot stand for longer than 112 hour without The pain is severe and does not vary much. increasing pain. I cannot stand for longer than 1 minutes without SECTION 2 Personal Care (Washing, Dressing, etc., increasing pain. I would not have to change my way of washing or dressing I avoid standing, because it increases the pain immediatley. in order to avoid pain. I do not normally change my way of washing or dressing SECTION 7 Sleeping even though it causes some pain. I get no pain in bed. B Washing and dressing increase the pain, but I manage not I get pain in bed but it does not prevent me from sleeping well. to change my way of doing it. Because of pain, my normal nights sl~ep is reduced Washing and dressing increase the pain and I find it by less than 1/4. necessary to change my way of doing it. Because of pain, my normal nights sleep is reduced Because of the pain, I am unable to do some washing and by less than 1/2. dressing without help. Because of pain, my normal nights sleep is reduced Because of the pain, I am unable to do any washing by less than 3/4. and dressing without help. a Pain prevents me from sleeping at all. SECTION 3 Lifting I can lift heavy weights without extra pain. I can lift heavy weights but it gives extra pain. Pain prevents me from lifting heavy weights off the floor. SECTION Social Life My social life is normal and gives me no pain. My social life is normal, but increases the degree of pain. Pain has no significant effect on my social life apart from limiting my more energetic interests, e.g., dancing, etc. Pain prevents me from lifting heavy weights off the floor, but I Pain has restricted my social life and I do not go out very can manage if they are conveniently positioned, e.g~, on a table often.,- r Pain prevents me from lifting heavy weights, but I can manage Pain has restricted my social life to my home. light to medium weights if they are conveniently positioned. I have hardly any social life because of the pain. I can only lift very light weights at the most. SECTION 4 Walking I have no pain on walking. SECTION 9 Traveling I get no pain while traveling. I get some pain while traveling, but none of my usual forms of travel make it"any worse. I have some pain on walking but it does not increase I get extra pain while traveling, but it does not compel me with distance. to seek alternative forms of travel. I cannot walk more than one mile without increasing pain. I get extra pain while traveling which compels me to seek I cannot walk more than 1/2 mile without increasing pain. alternative forms of travel. I cannot walk more than 1/4 mile without increasing pain. Pain restricts all forms of travel. I cannot walk at all withput increasing pain. Pain prevents all forms of travel except that done lying down. S SECTION 5 Sitting I can sit in any chair as long as I like without pain. I can sit only in my favorite chair as long as I like. Pain prevents me from sitting more than 1 hour. S Pain prevents me from sitting more than 1/2 h~ur. Pain prevents me from sitting for more than 1 minutes. I avoid sitting because it increases pain immediately. SECTION 1 Changing Degree of Pain My pain is rapidly getting better. My pain fluctuates, but overall is definitely getting better. My pain seems to be getting better, but improvement is slow. My pain is neither getting better nor getting worse. My pain is gradually worsening. My pain is rapidl.y worsening. Form by N. Hudson- Cook. K. Tomes-Nicholson. A. Breen. In Roland MO. Jenner JR. Eds. Back Pain. Manchester University Press 199: 17-24