Pain Mapping & Assessment | Kevin Prunty Clinical Education

Educational prototype — not a medical record system. Use fictional or de-identified cases only. Data stays in this browser tab and is cleared on refresh. This tool does not diagnose conditions or replace professional assessment, referral, or emergency procedures.

1 · Case details

Anonymous case reference

Assessment date

Presenting concern

Onset

Duration

Patient goals (fictional/de-identified)

2 · Map symptoms

Tap a region on the front or back view to add a symptom entry. Regions are broad teaching zones, not precise anatomical coordinates.

Orange highlights indicate regions with entries. Multiple symptoms can be recorded in the same region.

No mapped regions yet. Select a body region to begin.

3 · Subjective assessment

Pain now (0–10)

Worst pain (0–10)

Aggravating factorsEasing factors24-hour pattern and irritabilityRelevant history / medication considerations

4 · Safety screening

These prompts are not an exhaustive red-flag checklist. Positive findings require clinical judgement and appropriate referral pathways.

New or progressive neurological deficit Bladder/bowel change or saddle sensory disturbance Unexplained systemic symptoms or significant illness concern Significant trauma or suspected fracture Suspected vascular or other urgent medical concern

Other screening findings and action taken

5 · Objective findings & plan

Observation, ROM, palpation, neurological tests and functional measuresWorking clinical interpretation (not a diagnosis)Management / education / referral plan

6 · Assessment summary

Generate a structured summary. Copy or print only de-identified educational information. No information is automatically saved or transmitted.

Complete the form, map symptoms, then select “Generate summary”.