COMPLETE GUIDE LIBRARYFrom “What should I ask?” to a focused rehabilitation plan.
Each note follows the same practical sequence: must-not-miss screen, focused history, function, examination, outcomes, differential, workup, treatment, and a concise presentation.
FOCUSED EXAMINATION
Localize before you order the study.
Clarify hand dominance, overhead activity, sleep, dressing, transfers, assistive-device use, and prior level of function.
Scapular position, atrophy, swelling, deformity, and protective posture.
Compare active and passive range, then identify the painful arc and substitution.
Choose targeted maneuvers only after history, range, and strength narrow the differential.
THE FULL NOTES LIBRARY
Prepare by patient, diagnosis, or clinical task.
Open a focused guide before clinic, rounds, a consult, or a procedure day. Use the same structure repeatedly until your history, examination, and presentation become automatic.
Rotation Survival
Presentation templates, consult structure, and rounds readiness
Clinical guide →Anatomy & Localization
Roots, plexus, peripheral nerves, and functional examination
Clinical guide →PM&R Emergencies
Autonomic dysreflexia, baclofen withdrawal, and urgent complications
Clinical guide →Spinal Cord Injury
ISNCSCI, complications, bowel, bladder, skin, and rehabilitation planning
Clinical guide →Stroke & Brain Injury
Recovery, cognition, behavior, tone, and functional prognosis
Clinical guide →Electrodiagnostics
Consult framing, NCS patterns, needle findings, and localization
Clinical guide →Musculoskeletal Examination
Shoulder, spine, hip, knee, and focused provocative maneuvers
Clinical guide →Gait, Orthotics & Prosthetics
Deviations, component selection, levels, and equipment
Clinical guide →Medication Reference
Starting doses, titration, ceilings, monitoring, and taper cautions
Clinical guide →BUILT FOR THE CLINICAL DAY
Keep the reference in your pocket.
Read comfortably on an iPad Mini or phone, jump between guide sections, and return to the question bank without losing your place.