Exploring Tina Jones’ Musculoskeletal Objective Data in Shadow Health

Shadow Health is a digital learning platform that allows medical professionals to practice clinical skills. The platform provides a variety of simulated patient cases that allow learners to practice their skills and gain experience. One such patient is Tina Jones, a virtual patient whose musculoskeletal objective data has been recorded for the benefit of medical professionals. This paper will explore Tina Jones’ musculoskeletal objective data as recorded in Shadow Health.

Overview of Musculoskeletal Objective Data

Musculoskeletal objective data is data collected during physical examinations that help to identify musculoskeletal issues. This data includes range of motion, joint stability, and strength testing. Range of motion testing involves measuring the degree of movement in a joint. Joint stability testing helps to identify any joint instability or laxity. Strength testing measures the strength of the muscles and helps to identify any strength deficits.

Examining Tina Jones’ Musculoskeletal Objective Data

Tina Jones’ musculoskeletal objective data was recorded in Shadow Health. The data includes range of motion, joint stability, and strength testing. Her range of motion was measured at the shoulder, elbow, wrist, hip, and knee. Her shoulder movement was measured at 120 degrees of abduction and 130 degrees of flexion. Her elbow movement was measured at 135 degrees of flexion and 70 degrees of extension. Her wrist movement was measured at 50 degrees of flexion and 10 degrees of extension. Her hip movement was measured at 90 degrees of abduction and 40 degrees of flexion. Her knee movement was measured at 120 degrees of flexion and 10 degrees of extension.

Joint stability testing was also conducted. Tina Jones’ shoulder was noted to have slight instability, while her elbow, wrist, hip, and knee joints were all noted to have normal stability. Strength testing was also conducted. Tina Jones’ grip strength was measured at 18 kg, her elbow flexors were measured at 16 kg, her hip abductors were measured at 18 kg, and her knee extensors were measured at 22 kg.

Comparing Tina Jones’ Musculoskeletal Objective Data to Normative Values

Tina Jones‘ musculoskeletal objective data was compared to normative values to determine if her data was within the range of expected values. Her range of motion was compared to the average range of motion for a healthy adult of the same age and gender. Her joint stability was compared to the expected stability for a healthy adult. Her strength testing was compared to the average strength for a healthy adult of the same age and gender.

Tina Jones’ range of motion and joint stability were found to be within the expected range for a healthy adult. Her strength testing was also found to be within the expected range for a healthy adult. Her grip strength was slightly lower than the normative value but still within the expected range.

Clinical Implications of Tina Jones’ Musculoskeletal Objective Data

Tina Jones’ musculoskeletal objective data has clinical implications. The data suggests that Tina is a healthy adult with normal range of motion and joint stability. Her strength testing is also within the expected range for a healthy adult. These findings suggest that Tina does not have any musculoskeletal issues that require intervention.

Conclusion

Tina Jones’ musculoskeletal objective data was recorded in Shadow Health and explored in this paper. Her range of motion, joint stability, and strength testing were all found to be within the expected range for a healthy adult. These findings suggest that Tina does not have any musculoskeletal issues that require intervention.