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Estimated back & radiclophy rating
- Thread starter RogerDayton
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Based on your ROM, your back should be 40% if they use the estimated range of motion after repeated use (30 degrees). If they use the active range of motion, you'll receive 20%.
Radiculopothy looks like 20% in both legs.
Of course, these are just my opinions.
Radiculopothy looks like 20% in both legs.
Of course, these are just my opinions.
That's where I am confused. Like which range of motion do they use?Based on your ROM, your back should be 40% if they use the estimated range of motion after repeated use (30 degrees). If they use the active range of motion, you'll receive 20%.
Radiculopothy looks like 20% in both legs.
Of course, these are just my opinions.
To note I feel like the examiner screwed me on active range of motion because she didn't even perform any ROM on me. I was experiencing a flare up at the time of my exam, I told her and she said I'm not going to make you do range of motion and I insisted no let me try and yet she still said no and said I bent far over on the DBQ
That's where I am confused. Like which range of motion do they use?
To note I feel like the examiner screwed me on active range of motion because she didn't even perform any ROM on me. I was experiencing a flare up at the time of my exam, I told her and she said I'm not going to make you do range of motion and I insisted no let me try and yet she still said no and said I bent far over on the DBQ
Generally speaking, the rater is supposed to rate you based off the worse number. Active ROM, Estimated after repeated use, and Estimated during flare-up.
So you should be getting rated at 40% for your back. And 10/20% for each leg radicular symptoms.
Okay I did not know that they are suppose to take the worst ROM. Thank you for that information
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