Free Knee Pain Location Chart Templates

Knee Pain Location Chart: What Is It?

A Knee Pain Location Chart is a visual tool that depicts all the angles of the knee and the potential causes of pain the patient may describe to their physician.

Alternate Name:

• Knee Pain Diagnosis Chart.

A doctor can rely on the results of the physical examination and the words of the patient whether the latter complains about a sudden discomfort, deals with a chronic illness that causes swelling or stiffness in their knees, or is hospitalized with an injury - and a visual representation of the patient's anatomy may facilitate the diagnosis, detection of underlying health issues, or referral to a different specialist if necessary. Medical students can benefit from a chart that demonstrates all the parts of the knee - an interactive instrument will help them learn and understand the data more efficiently.

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We can recommend you to display a diagram that highlights different compartments of the knee - you may use semi-transparent colors in order to pinpoint the exact spot the pain is concentrated in. Add arrows or lines in order to elaborate on the name of the area that may hurt and the possible reasons behind the emergence of pain.

Alternatively, prepare a chart that shows the cross-sectional anatomy of the knee - for instance, many patients struggle with painful sensations due to inflammation in their joints so an illustration aimed to show the skin or the knee muscles will not be sufficient. When you are making a chart for your patients from scratch, make sure you refer to thigh muscles and shin muscles as well to figure out the source of pain and a conclusive diagnosis together.

Still looking for a particular template? Take a look at the related template below:

• Shoulder Pain Diagnosis Chart Template;
• Body Pain Chart Template;
• Back Pain Chart Template.