Patient With Knee Pain

Mrs. Jones is a 65-year-old white female patient, and his medical history is not clear Current medical diagnosis is joint pain - L / leg LOC PRIM Osteoart-L / Leg. Approximately a year ago, the patient experienced pain in the left knee, but injected into the left knee but pain was ineffective and pain worsened. Mrs. Jones received her first surgery September 17, 2013 Mrs. Jones lived in a hospital for four days and participated in family health therapy for two weeks, but there was no improvement. The first physical therapy diagnosis was TKR.

Pain is the most obvious symptom of knee arthritis. In most patients, knee pain gradually worsens with time, but sometimes more sudden "sudden attacks" occur, the symptoms are terribly terrible. Pain is mostly exacerbated by weight load and activity. In some patients, knee pain becomes worse enough to limit daily routine activities. Patients with arthritis may notice knee swelling or warmth. If the swelling and warmth is excessive and it is accompanied by severe pain, if the knee can not be bent and the weight is difficult, these signs may represent infections. This serious symptom requires immediate medical consultation. The joint infection of the knee joint will be described later.

The patient denied back pain. The patient's knee is symmetrical and has full range of motion. There was no lump or deformation. The patient denied knee pain. The patient's knee is symmetrical and there is no obvious elevation. The patient has extensive knee joint activity. The patient denied bilateral knee pain. The patient's legs will not swell. The patient's ankle and foot have any range of motion. There is no obvious deformation or lump. The skin on both sides of the foot is intact. (Jarvis, 2012). | Gastrointestinal system (abdominal contour, general symmetry, skin color and condition, pulsation and movement, umbilical cord, hair distribution, auscultation of the four quadrants, all four quadrants - photometric palpation of the muscle wall, Tenderness, organ hypertrophy, lump, gentleness of bouncing, gentleness of CVA): The patient's abdomen is symmetrical, soft and round. The patient's hair is well dispersed and the skin is pink. The public did not mention it