Is the Pain a Pain?

It seems like your assessment is very much grounded on the adamneses side of it, to really grind down into what's going on with that patient and how they feel about wwhats going on as well. So not so much tho movement quality, but more a moving quality. Is a bit of a a loaded word, so i would rather say just movement. Look how they move. Do they sow? Are they in a sort of protective mode when theyare moving? How do they move? Are they controlled? Are they anxious? And also evaluate, what is the movement related to? A lot of pain is often a movement based, even when static is movement based.