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The Clinical Encounter

The clinician's first job is to triage

Taking a focused history

The physical examination

Quick check: assessment

Red Flags and Safe Triage

What red flags are — and why they come first

The major red flags and contraindications

Interactive triage: should this case be manipulated?

Module 3 checkpoint

A primary-contact clinician's most important skill isn't the adjustment — it's deciding whether to adjust at all. This module walks through the chiropractic assessment from history to examination, then drills the single most safety-critical skill in manual medicine: recognizing the red flags that mean 'stop, do not manipulate, refer.

Clinical Assessment and Red-Flag Screening

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