STATUS OA

I. Identity
II. Anamnesis
 Chief complain
 History of present illness
o Pain (SOCRATES : site, onset, character, radiation, association, time course,
exacerbating/relieving factor, severity)
o Stiffness of the knee, especially in the morning
o Crepitation at the knee while moving
o Activity limitation associated with the knee pain (stairing, squat, walking,
squat)
 History of past illness
o Trauma
o HT, heart problem (utk exercise), DM
 Social economic & occupation

III. Physical Examination

a. Status General :
 BB, TB, BMI
 Posture, gait
b. Status Muskuloskeletal
 ROM
 MMT
c. Status Local Knee
 Inspection :
o Deformity : genu varus/valgus
o Redness or swelling
 Palpation :
o Warmth
o Location of tender point
o Crepitation
o Atrophy quadriceps (VMO)
o Thigh circumference (VMO & 10-15 cm above tibial tuberosity)
o Calf circumference (10-15 cm below tib tuber)
o Q-angle : WB & NWB
 Special Test
o Patellar Grinding
o Stability & Injury ligament :
o Varus-Valgus
o Anterior drawer/Lachman-Posterir drawer
o Distraction
o Meniscus injury : Mcmurray-Apprehension
o Joint effusion : ballotement or minor effusion
IV. Neurologial Examination
 Cranial nerve :
 Tonus / spasticity :
 DTR :
 Pathological Ref :
 Sensory :

V. Barthel Index