Therapeutic exercises and thera-band exercises

Brown Arrowhead Clinics
On July 2nd, 2020, Miss (Driver 2) presented to the emergency room for medical attention. Upon arrival, she complained of neck pain, lower back pain, middle back pain, headaches, and bilateral knee contusions. The attending emergency room physician, Darris Gently, DC, ordered an x-ray which revealed no abnormalities. The physical examination revealed gross musculoskeletal deformities of the anterior right and left cervical vertebrae. Palpatory findings revealed tenderness of the thoracic and cervical spine with spasms of both the thoracic and cervical spine. The patient was referred to a medical physician for evaluation and treatment, where passive and rehabilitative services were provided. During the passive stage, diversified and activator techniques were performed to correct body mechanics to decrease pain, increase mobility/ range of motion and restore pain-free spinal movements; this will be provided six times per week for two weeks. Electrical stimulation consisting of interferential was performed to facilitate the healing of inflamed and injured neurological and musculoskeletal tissues; this will be provided six times per week for two weeks. Mechanical traction consists of a static traction pole to correct body mechanics, improve posture, decompress spinal structure, restore pain-free spinal movements and increase flexibility; this will be provided six times per week for two weeks. Cryotherapy was performed to increase blood flow to tissues. Therapeutic exercises and thera-band exercises were performed.
Revolution will be performed once every 12 visits. The patient will be re-evaluated at the end of care with level three (99213), at which the next phase of care will be discussed. The care plan and treatment are subject to change depending on the patient’s response to care and compliance.