FULL Neck Objective assessment (Physio)

Welcome to our latest video where we focus on a full neck objective examination. Whether you're a seasoned physiotherapist looking to refine your skills or a student eager to learn, this tutorial provides a comprehensive guide.
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In this detailed video, we break down the neck examination process into manageable steps, ensuring thorough assessment and accurate diagnosis. From assessing range of motion to identifying specific muscle weaknesses and testing for neurological function, we cover it all.
Our experienced physiotherapist guides you through each step, offering valuable insights, tips, and techniques along the way. You'll learn how to perform various tests, such as the Spurling's Test, Shoulder Abduction Test, and Upper Limb Tension Test, with precision and confidence.
Additionally, we discuss the significance of subjective history-taking and how it complements the objective examination, enabling a holistic approach to patient care. Understanding the patient's symptoms, medical history, and lifestyle factors is crucial for tailoring an effective treatment plan.
Whether you're treating patients with neck pain, stiffness, or postural issues, mastering the full neck objective examination is essential for providing optimal care and achieving positive outcomes. Join us on this educational journey and enhance your clinical skills in physiotherapy.
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[@hannaharnold5328]

Brilliant video 👌🏼

[@Physioplusfitness]

Thank you, glad you like it

[@tyrelljay5983]

Thank you !

[@Physioplusfitness]

No problem 👍🏻

[@blokkka9inety293]

mate, u really need to fix u audio

[@Physioplusfitness]

Apologies it was uploaded in stereo so it will be best if you listen without headphones and then it should be ok, with headphones will be quiet in one ear unfortunately. Sorry it will be rectified in the next video