Printable Clinical Resources
Professional-grade flowcharts, cheat sheets, and decision trees designed for clinical practice. Print and keep at your desk, or use on a tablet during patient sessions.
Shoulder Subjective Assessment Flowchart
Screen → Narrow in 5 minutes
A step-by-step decision flowchart guiding you from the first patient question to a working differential diagnosis. Covers red flags, pain location, behaviour, and key screening questions.
Knee Subjective Assessment Flowchart
Rapid differential in clinical practice
Guides the clinician through knee pain history-taking: mechanism, location, swelling, instability, and locking — narrowing to ACL, meniscus, patellofemoral, or OA.
Cervical Spine Objective Assessment Flowchart
Myelopathy → Radiculopathy → Facet
A systematic objective assessment flowchart for the cervical spine. Starts with myelopathy screening (UMN signs), progresses through radiculopathy (Spurling's, ULTT), and ends at non-specific neck pain.
Low Back Pain Subjective Flowchart
Cauda equina to mechanical LBP
Systematic history-taking flowchart for low back pain. Screens for cauda equina emergency, identifies radiculopathy vs. facet vs. disc, and flags inflammatory spondyloarthropathy.
Hip & Groin Objective Assessment Flowchart
FADIR → FABER → Trendelenburg
Step-by-step objective flowchart for hip and groin pain. Guides through ROM testing, FADIR/FABER, impingement tests, and Trendelenburg — differentiating FAI, labral tear, gluteal tendinopathy, and OA.
Ankle & Foot Objective Assessment Flowchart
Ottawa Rules → Instability → Tendinopathy
Objective assessment flowchart for ankle/foot pain. Starts with Ottawa Rules fracture screening, progresses through ATFL/PTFL testing, Achilles assessment, and plantar fascia evaluation.
Wrist & Hand Subjective Assessment Flowchart
FOOSH → CTS → De Quervain's
Clinical flowchart for wrist and hand pain history. Screens for scaphoid fracture (FOOSH), carpal tunnel syndrome (nocturnal tingling), De Quervain's, TFCC, and trigger finger.