Name ______________________________ DOB ______________________ Chart # __________________
Allergies ____________________________________________________________________________________________________________
Occupation _______________________________________________________________________________________________________
Family History First-degree relatives with remarkable diseases (e.g., hypertension, DM, CAD, cancer, and thyroid) |
1. | | 6. | |
2. | | 7. | |
3. | | 8. | |
4. | | 9. | |
5. | | 10. | |
Assess the patient for the following personal risk factors:
- Coronary heart disease:
- High-fat/high-cholesterol diet
- Obesity
- Elevated cholesterol level
- Stroke
- Hypertension
- Tobacco use
- Lung cancer:
- High-fat/high-cholesterol diet
- Tobacco use
- Cervical cancer:
- Early age of first intercourse
- Multiple sexual partners
- History of HPV
- Breast cancer:
- Nulliparous
- Primigravida after age 35
- High-fat diet
- Colon cancer:
- History of polyps
- High-fat diet
- Osteoporosis:
- Less than 1 g of calcium per day
- History of tobacco or alcohol use
- Sedentary lifestyle
- Thin, Caucasian
- Female gender
- Glaucoma/visual impairment:
- Family history of glaucoma
- Diabetes mellitus
- STIs/HIV:
- Alcohol and drug use or abuse
- Multiple sexual partners
- Homosexual or bisexual partner
- History of intravenous drug use/needle sharing
- History of blood transfusion
- Exposed to or past history of STI
- Exchanging sex for drugs or money
- Substance abuse:
- Alcohol or drug use history including street drugs and opioids
- Family history of substance abuse
- Stress or poor coping mechanisms
- Administer the CAGE Assessment:
Have you ever tried to Cut down on your alcohol/drug use?
Do you get Annoyed if someone mentions your use is a problem?
Do you ever feel Guilty about your use?
Do you ever have an Eye-opener first thing in the morning after you have been drinking or using the night before?
- Accidents and suicide:
- Previous suicide attempt
- Family history of suicide
- Alcohol use
- Substance use
- History of depression
- High-stress or hot-reactor personality
- Male gender
- Poor coping mechanisms or stress
- Safety:
- Does not use seat belt or car seat
- Drinks and drives
- Drives over the speed limit
- Does not wear safety helmet if driving motorcycle
- Inadequate number of smoke detectors or none in the home
CAD, coronary artery disease; DM, diabetes mellitus; HPV, human papilloma virus; STI, sexually transmitted infection.