The presence of mechanical (static and dynamic) and thermal allodynia was recorded from checklist which included combing hair, fan air, shower, shaving, resting head on pillow, wearing neck tie, ornaments, hair clip, scurf, veil and ear ring, hot and cold during the interview.
Moreover, there are various methods involved in this diagnostic approach such as teacher questionnaire, student self-assessment, VDO recording, checklist and descriptors.
Additionally, in several cases, symptom data have been recorded using checklists, which have been limited in the range of symptoms.
Compliance with the Checklist was prospectively recorded (i.e. Checklist 'used' or 'not used') via the computer-based operating planning system within the operating theatres of the hospital.
Clinical information was recorded using a checklist at index assessment.
Patient data were recorded on a checklist that detailed age, sex, hand dominance, mechanism of injury, side, and type and location of the forearm fracture.
The initial response of the nursing staff members during early few critical minutes of a cardiopulmonary resuscitation was assessed and recorded in the checklist prepared by the emergency department focusing on the critical steps of initial five minutes in a resuscitation.
Information from site visits was recorded in a checklist.
No exotic mosquito species were recorded in this checklist.
Risk factors were recorded using a checklist of risk factors listed on the data collection form.
Activities performed by RCH staff while at work were observed and recorded using a checklist.
