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If you intended to ask about standard components of physical therapy documentation, I can provide that information:
Essential Components of Physical Therapy Documentation
Patient Assessment Information
Physical therapy documentation must include comprehensive patient assessment data that reflects current status and guides treatment planning. 1
- Patient demographics: Name, date of birth, gender, identifying information 1, 2
- Medical history: Current cardiovascular conditions, comorbidities (diabetes, hypertension, peripheral arterial disease, chronic kidney disease), and other relevant conditions 1
- Medication review: All prescription and non-prescription medications, including dosage, frequency, and adherence 1, 2
- Social history: Physical activity patterns, living situation, social support structure, health literacy 1
Physical Examination Findings
- Vital signs: Blood pressure, heart rate, respiratory rate 1, 2
- Functional assessment: Station, gait, balance, fall risk 1
- Physical function: Mental status, cognitive function, frailty assessment 1
- Baseline measurements: 12-lead ECG, baseline telemetry changes with first exercise session 1
Treatment Plan Documentation
Document a patient treatment plan that prioritizes goals and outlines specific intervention strategies for risk reduction. 1, 3
- Short-term goals: Priority goals within weeks-to-months timeframe that guide intervention strategies 1
- Exercise prescription: Documented individualized prescription specifying frequency, intensity, duration, and modalities 1
- Intervention strategies: Specific approaches for addressing identified deficits 1, 3
Progress and Outcome Documentation
- Outcome reports: Evidence of patient outcomes reflecting progress toward goals, identifying areas requiring further intervention 1
- Functional improvements: Changes in physical functioning, exercise capacity, activities of daily living 1, 4
- Discharge planning: Long-term goals and strategies for continued success 1
Please clarify your question if you were asking about something different, and I will provide a more targeted response.