What were the patient's main complaints?

The patient reported experiencing neck pain after a minor car accident.

What caused the neck pain?

The neck pain was caused by a rear-end car collision.

Did the patient have any prior neck injuries?

No, the patient has never had neck problems before.

What medications does the patient take?

The patient takes ibuprofen for pain, albuterol for asthma, and loratadine for allergies.

Is the patient allergic to any medications?

Yes, the patient is allergic to penicillin.

What treatments were offered during the visit?

Gentle osteopathic treatments were suggested for muscle tension relief.

Sample Problem-Focused Standardized Patient Encounter

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Résumé

TLDRIn this medical encounter, a student named Britney meets with patient Miss Alexander to discuss her neck pain following a minor car accident. The patient describes the pain as tight and dull, primarily affecting the back and sides of her neck, worsening with specific movements. Britney documents the patient's medical history, performs a physical examination, and suggests osteopathic treatments to alleviate the symptoms. The primary goal of the visit is to help the patient feel better and address her pain effectively.

A retenir

🩺 Patient experiences neck pain after a minor car accident.
🚗 The incident involved a rear-end collision at a low speed.
💊 Patient takes ibuprofen, albuterol, and loratadine.
🩹 The pain is described as tight and dull, primarily in the neck.
⚖️ Pain worsens with forward bending and turning to the left.
🏥 No prior history of neck injuries reported.
📋 Patient is allergic to penicillin, causing a rash.
🧠 Gentle osteopathic treatments were suggested for relief.
🕒 Pain began several hours after the accident.
📚 Medical history includes asthma and controlled family conditions.

Chronologie

00:00:00 - 00:05:00
The medical student, Britney, meets with a patient, Miss Alexander, who is experiencing neck pain after a minor car accident two days prior. The patient describes the pain as a tight, dull sensation primarily located at the back and sides of her neck, worsening with certain movements. She has taken ibuprofen and applied ice, but the pain persists, rating it a 6 or 7 out of 10. Britney gathers details about the accident, the patient's medical history, and current medications, noting that she has asthma and is allergic to penicillin.
00:05:00 - 00:13:42
During the physical exam, Britney assesses the patient's neck mobility and tenderness, finding that the patient experiences pain throughout her neck. She performs reflex tests and strength assessments, then applies gentle osteopathic treatment to relieve muscle tension. After the treatment, Britney summarizes the patient's condition and plans to discuss a treatment plan with Dr. Parrot, ensuring the patient feels heard and cared for.

Carte mentale

Vidéo Q&R

What were the patient's main complaints?
The patient reported experiencing neck pain after a minor car accident.
What caused the neck pain?
The neck pain was caused by a rear-end car collision.
Did the patient have any prior neck injuries?
No, the patient has never had neck problems before.
What medications does the patient take?
The patient takes ibuprofen for pain, albuterol for asthma, and loratadine for allergies.
Is the patient allergic to any medications?
Yes, the patient is allergic to penicillin.
What treatments were offered during the visit?
Gentle osteopathic treatments were suggested for muscle tension relief.