motor neurone and peripheral nerve examinations and functional abilities as appropriate, to further confirm or refute with consistency in documentation standard differential diagnoses Identify patients presenting with non-mechanical symptoms requiring 17.4 Identify which patients may respond to the review of another medical specialty, such as neurology or injections and have an understanding of the rheumatology different types of injections, their associated risks Demonstrate advanced clinical reasoning in analysing findings and efficacy, and be aware when a patient is on Use a problem list to construct a goal-orientated management plan that anticoagulant medication the patient understands and consents to Clearly identify and prioritise patients presenting with urgent surgical requirements and/or pain management requirements, and engage the consultant to expedite further evaluation and management Perform a neurological examination with appropriate testing of reflexes, sensation, power, tone and neuro-dynamics Demonstrate ability to synthesise findings and document what is the likely underlying pathology Consistently document all areas tested, including positive and negative findings Demonstrate an advanced understanding of the evidence base for other conservative therapies, such as spinal injections and possible risks and contraindications List the types of spinal injections and what types of drugs are administered Demonstrate an awareness of anticoagulant medications and list possible complications following a spinal injection, including being on anticoagulant Document how risk is minimised when patient is scheduled to have a spinal injection 18. Develop and 18.1 Perform appropriate peripheral assessment implement a management with appropriate subjective examination,
and functional abilities as appropriate, to further confirm or refute differential diagnoses Identify patients presenting with non-mechanical symptoms requiring the review of another medical specialty, such as neurology or rheumatology Demonstrate advanced clinical reasoning in analysing findings Use a problem list to construct a goal-orientated management plan that the patient understands and consents to Clearly identify and prioritise patients presenting with urgent surgical requirements and/or pain management requirements, and engage the consultant to expedite further evaluation and management Perform a neurological examination with appropriate testing of reflexes, sensation, power, tone and neuro-dynamics Demonstrate ability to synthesise findings and document what is the likely underlying pathology Consistently document all areas tested, including positive and negative findings Demonstrate an advanced understanding of the evidence base for other conservative therapies, such as spinal injections and possible risks and contraindications List the types of spinal injections and what types of drugs are administered Demonstrate an awareness of anticoagulant medications and list possible complications following a spinal injection, including being on anticoagulant Document how risk is minimised when patient is scheduled to have a spinal injection motor neurone and peripheral nerve examinations with consistency in documentation standard 17.4 Identify which patients may respond to injections and have an understanding of the different types of injections, their associated risks and efficacy, and be aware when a patient is on anticoagulant medication 18. Develop and implement a management 18.1 Perform appropriate peripheral assessment with appropriate subjective examination,
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