A Systematic Method for" "Accurate Functional Diagnosis
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Computerized Adaptive Testing System of Functional Assessment of Stroke
Published on: January 7, 2019
1Private Practice, Lafayette, Louisiana.
Abstract:
The "medical model" is a term coined for a set of procedures in which American physicians are trained. For dentistry, the sequentially ordered set of procedures includes: (1) immediate concerns; (2) medical/ dental histories; (3) physical examination findings; (4) ancillary tests, if needed; (5) diagnosis; (6) risk assessment; (7) prognosis without treatment; (8) treatment-plan options/informed consent; (9) treatment; (10) post-treatment assessment and verification. This case report demonstrates a diagnostic system using the medical model via linear thinking-ie, step-by-step progression-to diagnose and conservatively treat a patient with a constricted chewing pattern.
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