Which evaluation looks at patient's history and palpatory findings?

The evaluation that focuses on examining a patient's history alongside palpatory findings is centered around the neurological assessment. This approach allows for a comprehensive understanding of the patient’s symptoms, neurological function, and response to palpation.

Neurological evaluations are crucial in chiropractic care because they help assess the nervous system's role in the patient's condition. Palpatory findings are essential as they can reveal areas of tension, inflammation, or dysfunction, leading to insights about nerve involvement or blockages affecting the patient.

While biomechanics evaluation focuses on the physical movement and mechanics of the body, a psychosocial assessment centers on the psychological and social aspects that may impact health, and trophic assessment relates to nutritional status and tissue health. Therefore, these approaches do not directly combine the patient's history with palpation findings in the same manner as a neurological evaluation does.