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Complete all assessment questions thoroughly, document findings accurately and ensure all education and empathy prompts are addressed.

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Tina Jones — Musculoskeletal

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Complete Shadow Health Musculoskeletal assessment from STU NUR504. Full bilateral range of motion assessment, spinal examination, straight leg raise test (negative), muscle strength grading 5/5 all extremities, no joint deformities. Diagnosis: Low back pain — musculoligamentous strain.

ProficientFull Bilateral ROMSLR NegativeSTU NUR504

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Tina Jones — Musculoskeletal

Tina Jones presents with lower back pain and upper buttock pain for 3 days, rated 5/10. The pain reduces to 2–3/10 with Advil. She denies radiating pain, numbness or tingling in the extremities. No bowel or bladder changes.

The musculoskeletal assessment covers a complete bilateral range of motion examination of all upper and lower extremity joints, spinal assessment including inspection and palpation, straight leg raise testing, and muscle strength grading.

Full bilateral ROM · Muscle strength 5/5 all extremities · Straight leg raise negative bilaterally. No joint deformities or swelling. Diagnosis: Low back pain — musculoligamentous strain.

Primary Diagnosis: Low back pain — musculoligamentous strain

What is included in each document?

✓Full musculoskeletal interview transcript
✓Bilateral ROM — upper extremities complete
✓Bilateral ROM — lower extremities complete
✓Spinal inspection and palpation
✓Straight leg raise test — bilateral
✓Muscle strength grading 5/5
✓No deformities, swelling or atrophy documented
✓EHR Provider Notes — student and model

Shadow Health Assessment

Tina Jones

Musculoskeletal

Full Bilateral ROM SLR Negative STU NUR504

What's included:

Full interview transcript (all scored items)
Complete physical exam findings
EHR provider notes & documentation
Student vs model documentation
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Why This Module Matters

Tina Jones — Musculoskeletal study value

The Tina Jones Musculoskeletal module asks students to do more than move joints around. You have to connect pain, gait, range of motion, strength, and safety concerns into one realistic musculoskeletal assessment.

This is one of the modules where documentation can sound flat unless the findings are tied to real function. When the note clearly explains pain, limitation, mobility, and safety, it reads much more like real nursing work.

Students commonly look for help with musculoskeletal wording, joint-by-joint exam structure, how to document gait and strength, and how to describe functional limitations in a way that earns full credit. Those are exactly the areas this page can support.

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What does the Musculoskeletal assessment cover?+

Full bilateral range of motion assessment of all major joints, spinal examination, muscle strength 5/5 throughout, straight leg raise (SLR) negative bilateral, and assessment of back pain in the context of her presentation. All findings documented with clinical rationale.

Is the SLR finding important?+

Yes. A negative SLR rules out lumbar radiculopathy as a cause of her back pain. Documenting and interpreting this correctly contributes to the proficient score.

Which schools assign this module?+

STU NUR504 primarily, alongside the other physical examination modules in the series.