PHYSICAL EXAM STUDY NAME SITE NUMBER PTID

OVERWEIGHT OBESITY AND LACK OF PHYSICAL ACTIVITY
FACULTY OF ENGINEERING AND PHYSICAL SCIENCES TAUGHT
INTER INTERNATIONAL FEDERATION OF ADAPTED PHYSICAL ACTIVITY

PHYSICAL THERAPY REFERRAL FORM SECONDARY STUDENT’S NAME
1 CWT PROGRAM LOCATION SPECIFIC CITY COLUMBIA 2 PHYSICAL
1 EFFECTS OF TAPERING ON PHYSICAL MATCH PERFORMANCE IN

Physical Exam Form

Physical Exam

STUDY NAME

Site Number:


Pt_ID:


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Visit Date:


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Visit Type (circle one):

Screening

Baseline

Visit 1

Visit 2

Visit 3

Visit 4

Visit 5

Completion Visit



CATEGORY

Normal

Or Abnormal

IF Abnormal, Describe below

Change from baseline


General Appearance

Normal

Abnormal

Not Examined


Yes

No

NA


HEENT

Normal

Abnormal

Not Examined


Yes

No

NA


Neck

Normal

Abnormal

Not Examined


Yes

No

NA


Chest and Lungs

Normal

Abnormal

Not Examined


Yes

No

NA


Cardiovascular

Normal

Abnormal

Not Examined


Yes

No

NA

Abdomen

Normal

Abnormal

Not Examined


Yes

No

NA


Genitourinary

Normal

Abnormal

Not Examined


Yes

No

NA


Rectal

Normal

Abnormal

Not Examined


Yes

No

NA


Musculoskeletal

Normal

Abnormal

Not Examined


Yes

No

NA

Lymph Nodes

Normal

Abnormal

Not Examined



Yes

No

NA

Extremities/Skin

Normal

Abnormal

Not Examined


Yes

No

NA

Neurological

Normal

Abnormal

Not Examined


Yes

No

NA

Other:__________

Normal

Abnormal

Not Examined


Yes

No

NA


Note: For follow-up PE, if a body system category changes from “Normal” at baseline to “Abnormal” at follow-up due to a new disease/condition, or a preexisting disease/condition worsens from the baseline, an adverse event form should be completed to report the change.


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