How to Diagnose Knee Pain – The Right Way

I am sure you have seen plenty of patients complaining they have knee pain.

That is because ortho-related conditions affect over 1.3 billion people every single year! To put in other terms, that is about 17% of people living on earth today. 

Since musculoskeletal conditions are so prevalent... and now that I've made my case, I think we should talk about how to properly diagnose one of them - the infamous "I Have Knee Pain" complaint. 

Yes! I  know we have all treated this extremely common problem. But, there is an easier, faster, and better way to properly diagnose patients with knee pain. And to your pleasure, I will go over these techniques. 

What Will You Learn?

☑️ The #1 rule to remember when you have these patients in front of you

☑️ The top 3 best clinical approaches to apply when evaluating knee pain 

☑️ The Four quick maneuvers I use to quickly rule out a ligament injury

Do you lack Ortho | Musculoskeletal experience? It doesn't matter! You'll be able to apply what you learn today. 

Also, the beauty of it is how easy these clinical strategies can be used in primary care, urgent care, or any other specialty clinic settings - Orthopedics included of course! 

I'll also explain how you can use these straightforward strategies to grow your clinical confidence.

Ready? Let's dig in. Go ahead and play the video below now -----

Now, it's time to turn these strategies into action! 

It's OK if you need to focus on one strategy at a time. The point is to start applying what you learn so you can see results. 

I want to challenge you to put into practice each one of the new points you learned today.  Remember, consistency is key to become successful at anything new. 

Let me know which strategy from the video would be the biggest win for your clinical practice?

I am creating a new On-demand Orthopedic course for non-specialist clinicians. Imagine no longer fearing that Ortho patient's complaint. The course will take your skills to a whole new level so you can maximize your clinical practice. Sign up and get on the waitlist!  

Warmest, 

Yessica 

p.s. Goniometer link to help you measure patient's range of motion (ROM) - https://amzn.to/3uMqqtj