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What should be included in Identifying Data
Date and Time of History: time is important in hospital/emergent situations
Age, gender, occupation, marital status
Source of history (patient, family member)
Source of referral
What are the components of Adult Health History
Identifying Data
Reliability
Chief Complaints
Present Illness
Past History
Family History
Personal and Social History
Review of Systoms
What causes reliability to vary?
Patient's mood, trust and memory
What is included in present illness
Amplifies Chief Complaint: describes how each symptom developed

Includes patient thoughts and feelings about illness

Pertinent positives and negatives

Include medications, allergies and habits of smoking/alcohol
What is included in past history?
Childhood illnesses

Adult illnesses with dates in 4 categories: medical/surgical/ob-gyn/psychiatric

Health maintenance practices (shots, screening, home safety, lifestyle)
What is included in family history?
Outline/diagram age and health or cause of death

Documents presence or absence of specific family illnesses (HTN, CAD)
What is the personal/social history?
Education level, family of origin, current household, personal interests and lifestyle
What is the Review of Symptoms?
Documents presence or absence of common symptoms related to each major body system
What are the seven attributes to assessing present illness?
1. Location
2. Quality
3. Quantity or severity
4. timing, including onset/duration/frequency
5. setting in which it occurs
6. factors that have aggravated or relieved symptom
7. associated manifestations
What section does medications, allergies, tobacco use and alcohol/drug Hx go?
Present Illness
What 4 areas are important according to Adult Illness in Past History?
1. Medical: illnesses such as DM, HTN, asthma, hospitalizations, sexual partners/past
2. Surgical: dates, indications, types
3. OB/GYN: OB Hx, menstral Hx, methods of contraception, sexual function
4. Psychiatric: illness and time frame, Dx, hospitalizations, Tx
What is included in Personal and Social History (detailed)
Personality, interests, support sources, coping style, strengths, fears, occupation, last year of schooling, home situation, significant others, sources of stress, military service, job Hx, financial situation, leisure activities, religious affiliation, spiritual beliefs, ADL's, exercise, diet, food intake, usee of coffe/tea/caffeinated beverages, safety measures (seatbelts, helpmets, sunblock etc), alternative helath care practices