Subjective Assessment The subjective assessment for a person with EDS will include all of the standard components such as: History of presenting illness Past medical history Medications Prior interventions including what has/hasnt worked Social history Functional history and difficulties Pain assessment including location, characteristics, irritability, and severity Additionally, when assessing a person with EDS, it is also important to gather information on the following: Dislocation/subluxation history Presence of fatigue Presence of dizziness Digestive issues Most problematic areas for treatment prioritization
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