HEALING WAY CHIROPRACTIC S.E. Sunnyside Road, Suite B Clackamas, OR (503) (FAX) Dustin Hundley, DC Q&A NAME: DATE:

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Q&A NAME: DATE: Date of Accident: Time of Accident: AM / PM Location of Accident: Road conditions of the time of the accident Wet Dry Icy Other Did the police come to the accident scene? Yes No Is there a report? No Yes With which Police Dept. Did you go to the hospital? Yes No If yes, what hospital? What city? Were you x-rayed? Yes No What part (s) of your body? How long did you stay at the hospital? Were medications prescribed? Location of bruises, cuts, and abrasions: Your Vehicle: Year: Make: Model: Other Vehicle(s): Year: Make: Model: Year: Make: Model: Other:

Where were you seated in the vehicle? HEALING WAY CHIROPRACTIC Driver Passenger Front Seat Back Seat Right Left Were there other people in your vehicle? Yes No Who? Were you aware of the approaching collision prior to impact, or did the impact catch you by surprise? Aware Surprised If your vehicle was moving at the time of impact, was it: Slowing down? Yes No Gaining speed? Yes No Traveling at a steady rate of speed? Yes No Approximately, how fast was your vehicle moving? Was your car stopped at the time of impact? Yes No If yes, was the driver s foot also on the brake? Yes No Was the other vehicle moving at the time of the collision? Yes No If yes, what was the approximate speed? mph If the other vehicle was moving at the time of the collision, was it: Slowing down Gaining speed Traveling at a steady speed What direction was your vehicle traveling? N W S E What direction was the other vehicle traveling? N W S E Which of the following car parts broke during the accident? Windshield Right/Left side window Nothing broke Front seat back Steering Wheel Other What is the estimated cost of damage to the vehicle you were in? $ Were you wearing a seat belt? Yes No If yes, was it a Lap seat belt Shoulder-lap seat belt Did you receive any injury or bruise from the seat belt? Yes No

If yes, please describe: HEALING WAY CHIROPRACTIC Did your seat have a Head Rest? Yes No Was it adjusted properly? Yes No Is your vehicle equipped with air bags? Yes No Did they inflate? Yes No On what part of the automobile did your following parts hit? Head hit Chest hit Right/left shoulder hit Right/left arm hit Right/left hip hit Right/left leg hit Right/left knee hit Other Nothing hit the inside of the vehicle What was the first thing you remember following the accident? Was your head facing straight forward? Yes No If no, what direction was it turned and by how much? (very important) Did you experience a flash of light or explosion in your head? Yes No Did you lose consciousness (black out) upon impact? Yes No How Long? Did you become: Confused Disoriented Ring/Buzz in ears Light Headed Nauseated None of the above Dizzy Blurred Vision from the accident? Other: If you still have any of those symptoms, which ones?

Are you currently suffering from any of the following: Headaches Low Back Pain Nervousness Neck Pain Upper Back Pain Irritability Neck Strain Tension Dizziness Sleeping Problems Chest Pain Ache in Arms Numbness in Fingers Head Seems Too Heavy Ache in Legs Numbness in Toes Shortness of Breath Depression Lights Bother Eyes Fatigue Hearing Face Flushed Loss of Memory Loss of Balance Fainting Buzzing in Ears Loss of Taste Diarrhea Feet Cold Hands Cold Stomach Upset Constipation Cold Sweats Fever Other: Please describe, to the best of your knowledge, what happened during this accident: (You may also draw the accident if you think it will help )