It goes quickly: Seeing an orthopaedic surgeon is not much different than seeing other physicians. You'll check in with the receptionist and be put in a room by an assistant. They will ask you why you are seeing the doctor. The doctor will ask some of the same questions and examine you. You may get x-rays, medicine, therapy or injections. Don't leave without a diagnosis, follow-up and all of your ?'s answered.
Answered 11/12/2018
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Depends on the issue: Though at the minimum, a history, a physical exam, and an explanation of the doctor's theory for your symptoms/ chief complaint.
Answered 9/19/2016
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Orthopedic: Your orthopedic visit will address conditions regarding nerves, joints, muscles, bones, cartilage, ligaments, and function. Any exam should obtain history, do physical exam, review pertinent labs and images, come up with a working diagnosis and treatment plan for your orthopedic condition.
Answered 4/24/2013
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Orthopedic Appt: You should expect to have a thorough history taken by a health care provider, a physical exam, potentially x-rays and an assessment and treatment plan. Each visit is highly variable between different physicians and for different complaints. Best of luck!
Answered 9/26/2015
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Depends on your complaint. Orthopedic surgeons evaluate joints, ligaments, bones, spine, and other problems. Typically an examination and xray will be performed for workup.
Answered 10/16/2021
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