Personal Medical History
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Past medical history |
For each condition, score 0 if none exists or successfully treated and reported, 1 if untreated and/or unreported |
Allergies or Asthma |
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Alcoholism * |
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Anemia |
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Arthritis |
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Breast lumps/cysts |
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Cancer (Tumors) |
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Cataracts |
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Congestive Heart Failure |
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Depression |
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Diabetes |
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Drug Abuse |
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Eczema-Hives |
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Epilepsy or Seizures |
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Heart Attack |
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Hemorrhoids |
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Hepatitis (Jaundice) |
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High Blood Pressure |
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Heart Blockage |
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Kidney Stones |
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Liver Disease |
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Lung Disease |
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Migraines |
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Phlebitis |
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Psoriasis |
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Hernia |
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Stroke |
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Suicide Attempt |
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Thyroid Disease |
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Other |
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Current medications Score 0 if none taken, or if the medications are necessary to stabilize medical conditions. Score 1 for each medication if it is not yet known to stabilize the medical condition. |
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Drug allergies For each drug allergy, score 0 if known and reported to all attending physicians, otherwise 1 |
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Symptoms within last 6 months |
For each symptom, score 1 if present, otherwise 0 |
General fatigue, weight loss, melancholy, apathy, or depression |
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Ears, Nose, Throat (Drainage, bleeding, hard to swallow, etc.) |
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Lungs or Breathing (Shortness of breath, cough, wheeze, etc.) |
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Heart (chest pains, murmur, skipping, etc.) |
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Bones/Joints (swelling, stiffness, pain, etc.) |
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Skin (rashes, ulcers, etc.) |
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Overall score |
*There is no safe level of alcohol consumption. Habitual consumption of 1 drink (e.g., a glass of wine, a regular can/bottle of beer, a shot of hard liquor) per day is potentially hazardous and should be score 1.
Reminder: Accumulated score of zero requires no further action. The user is encouraged to discuss with a healthcare provider any line items scored as 1 and proceed with remedial actions as appropriate. Save or print the table. All forms will reset to blank state once the user exits the website.
"Prevention
is better than cure" Desiderius Erasmus
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Preventive medicine plays a crucial role in enhancing public health by focusing on proactive measures to avoid illness. By promoting healthy lifestyles, vaccinations, and early screenings, it significantly reduces the burden on healthcare systems and improves overall quality of life. It empowers individuals to take charge of their well-being and fosters a healthier, more sustainable society.
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