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The document is a comprehensive health assessment form that collects demographic information, pregnancy history, gynecologic history, and general health inquiries from patients. It includes specific questions regarding pregnancy outcomes, sexual history, menstrual symptoms, and family medical history. The form is designed to gather detailed information to inform healthcare decisions and patient care.

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Guide

The document is a comprehensive health assessment form that collects demographic information, pregnancy history, gynecologic history, and general health inquiries from patients. It includes specific questions regarding pregnancy outcomes, sexual history, menstrual symptoms, and family medical history. The form is designed to gather detailed information to inform healthcare decisions and patient care.

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Marie Mariano
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DEMOGRAPHIC PROFILE ●​ “Were all your pregnancies carried to full term?

”​

Name: ​ ​ ​ ​
Sex:​ ​ ​ ​ ​
Age: ​ ​ ​ ​ ​
Birthdate: ​ ​ ​ Pregnancy Outcomes
Place of Birth: ​ ​
Marital Status: ​ ​ ​ ●​ “How were your deliveries—normal delivery or cesarean section?”​
Nationality: ​ ​ ​ ​
Religion: ​ ​ ​ ●​ “Did you experience any complications during pregnancy or delivery?”​
Phone number:​ ​ ​
Contact Person: ​ ​
Contact Number: ​ ​ 🔎 Follow-up if needed:
Educational Background: ​ ​
●​ “Were there any miscarriages or pregnancies that did not reach full term?”​
Occupation: ​ ​ ​ ​
Health insurance:​​ ​
●​ “Did any of your babies need special care after birth?”​
Source and reliability: ​

REASON FOR SEEKING HEALTHCARE/CHIEF COMPLAINT: ​

Chief Complaint:​​ ​
Pregnancy-Related Conditions
Admitting Diagnosis:
●​ “During any of your pregnancies, were you diagnosed with high blood
pressure or diabetes?”​
Admitting Vital Signs

●​ “Do you recall being told you had gestational hypertension or


●​ Temp:
preeclampsia?”
●​ HR:
●​ RR:
●​ BP:
●​ O₂ Sat:
Fertility History
●​ GCS:
●​ “Did you ever experience difficulty getting pregnant?”​
Gravida–Para

●​ “How many times have you been pregnant in your lifetime?”​ ●​ “Were you ever evaluated or treated for infertility?”​

●​ “How many children do you have?”​


Sexual History (ask gently)

●​ “Are you currently sexually active?”​ Menstrual Symptoms

●​ “Is it with one partner?”​ ●​ “Do you usually experience pain or cramps during menstruation?”​

●​ “Do you have any concerns related to sexual activity at this time?”​ ●​ “Have you ever noticed heavy bleeding, spotting between periods, or
bleeding after intercourse?”​

➡️ Acceptable if patient answers: “Not a priority right now”


Last Menstrual Period

●​ “When was your last menstrual period?”​


Contraceptive History

●​ “Have you used any family planning or birth control methods in the past?”​

●​ “What type did you use and for how long?”​ Gynecologic Conditions

●​ “Are you currently using any contraceptive method?”​ ●​ “Have you ever been diagnosed with any gynecologic conditions or
infections?”​

🔎 Probe if needed: ●​ “Have you ever had sexually transmitted infections or pelvic infections?”​

●​ “Did you stop using contraception for any particular reason?”

Gynecologic Procedures
GYNECOLOGIC HISTORY
●​ “Have you ever had any gynecologic surgeries or procedures, such as D&C
Menstrual History or hysterectomy?”​

●​ “At what age did you have your first menstruation?”​

●​ “How would you describe your menstrual cycle—regular or irregular?”​


Cervical Screening
●​ “How many days does your period usually last?”​
●​ “Have you ever had a Pap smear?”​
●​ “Is the flow light, moderate, or heavy?”​
●​ “When was your most recent Pap smear?”​ ●​ “Do you know what medications she is taking for her heart condition?”​

●​ “Do you recall if the result was normal?”​

Vaginal Health Paternal Side

●​ “Have you noticed any vaginal discharge, foul odor, itching, or discomfort ●​ “How about on your father’s side—any known chronic illnesses?”​
before your admission?”
●​ “Any history of hypertension, diabetes, heart disease, or stroke on your
father’s side?”​

Breast Health
PAST HEALTH HISTORY:
●​ “Do you perform breast self-exams?”​
1.​ Childhood Illnesses
●​ “Have you noticed any breast lumps, pain, or nipple discharge?”​ ●​ “When you were a child, did you have any serious illnesses?”​

●​ “Have you ever had a mammogram?” ●​ “Did you have illnesses like measles, chickenpox, or asthma growing up?”​

●​ “Were there any long hospital stays during your childhood?”​

General Family History


➡️ If none: “No significant childhood illnesses reported.”
●​ “Are there any illnesses that run in your family?”​
2. Hospitalizations and Surgeries
●​ “Has any close family member been diagnosed with heart disease, high
blood pressure, diabetes, or stroke?”​ ●​ “Have you ever been admitted to the hospital before this?”​

●​ “Have you ever had any surgeries or operations?”​

Maternal Side 🔎 Probe:


●​ “How about on your mother’s side—did your mother or her relatives have ●​ “Any minor procedures, even many years ago?”​
any heart problems?”​

●​ “Was your mother ever diagnosed with heart disease or chest pain?”​ ➡️ If none: “No previous hospitalizations or surgeries.”
3. Serious Injuries ●​ “Have you received the COVID-19 vaccine?”​

●​ “Have you ever had any serious accidents or injuries?”​ ●​ “How many doses and do you recall the brand?”​

●​ “Any head injury, fractures, or loss of consciousness in the past?”​

➡️ If none: “No history of serious injuries.” 6. Allergies

●​ “Do you have any allergies to food, medicines, or the environment?”​

4. Serious / Chronic Illnesses ●​ “Have you ever experienced rashes, difficulty breathing, or swelling after
taking medications?”​
●​ “Have you ever been diagnosed with any long-term illness?”​

●​ “Do you have high blood pressure, diabetes, heart disease, or seizures?”​ ➡️ If none: “No known drug, food, or environmental allergies.”
●​ “When were you first told you had high blood pressure or diabetes?”​
7. Maintenance Medications (Home Meds)

🔎 Probe: ●​ “Before hospitalization, what medicines were you taking regularly?”​

●​ “How often do you take them?”​


●​ “Are you on maintenance medications for these conditions?”​

●​ “Do you sometimes miss doses? What makes it difficult?”​


●​ “Do you have regular checkups?”​

5. Immunization History
🔎 Probe:
●​ “Do you take medicines only when you feel symptoms?”
●​ “Do you recall receiving your childhood vaccinations?”​
8. Travel History
●​ “Do you have a BCG scar?”​
●​ “Have you traveled outside your city or country recently?”​
●​ “Have you received vaccines like measles, tetanus, or hepatitis B?”​
●​ “Any travel in the past few months before you got sick?”

COVID-19
GORDON’S FUNCTIONAL HEALTH PATTERN 3. Elimination Pattern

1. Health Perception–Health Management Pattern ●​ “Before admission, how often did you usually urinate and have bowel
movements?”​
●​ “Before you were hospitalized, how did you usually describe your health?”​
●​ “Did you ever experience constipation before?”​
●​ “What do you think caused your current condition?”​
●​ “Since being hospitalized, have you noticed changes in bowel movement?”​
●​ “How were you managing your high blood pressure and diabetes before?”​
●​ “Do you feel discomfort with the catheter or difficulty voiding?”​
●​ “Were there times you missed or stopped taking your medications? What
made it difficult?”​

●​ “When you feel symptoms like headache or dizziness, what do you usually
do?”​ 4. Activity–Exercise Pattern

●​ “Do you use any herbal medicines or home remedies?”​ ●​ “What activities were you able to do on your own before you got sick?”​

●​ “How did you usually exercise or stay active?”​

●​ “Now, what movements are difficult for you?”​


2. Nutritional–Metabolic Pattern
●​ “Do you feel weak or easily tired when moving or being repositioned?”​
●​ “Before hospitalization, what was your usual diet like?”​
●​ “What worries you most when trying to move?”​
●​ “Do you usually eat on time or skip meals?”​

●​ “How much water do you drink in a day?”​

●​ “Were there any foods you avoided because of your blood pressure or 5. Sleep–Rest Pattern
sugar?”​
●​ “How many hours of sleep do you usually get at night?”​
●​ “Do you feel any difficulty swallowing now?”​
●​ “Do you feel rested when you wake up?”​
●​ “Have you noticed weight loss or poor appetite recently?”​
●​ “Since being in the hospital, is it hard to sleep?”​

●​ “What usually helps you relax or sleep?”​


●​ “Is this something you would like to discuss later when you feel better?”​

6. Cognitive–Perceptual Pattern

●​ “Do you feel alert and aware of what’s happening around you?”​
10. Coping–Stress Tolerance Pattern
●​ “Do you have headaches or pain right now?”​
●​ “What worries you most about your condition right now?”​
●​ “Is it difficult for you to speak or express what you want to say?”​
●​ “How do you usually cope with stress?”​
●​ “Do you feel numbness or changes in sensation on one side of your body?”​
●​ “Who do you talk to when you feel anxious or afraid?”​

7. Self-Perception–Self-Concept Pattern ●​ “What helps you stay hopeful?”​

●​ “How do you feel about yourself now compared to before your illness?”​

●​ “What has been the hardest part of this experience for you?”​
11. Value–Belief Pattern
●​ “Do you feel frustrated or worried about being dependent on others?”​
●​ “Is your faith or belief system important to you during this illness?”​

●​ “Does praying or spiritual practice help you cope?”​

8. Role–Relationship Pattern ●​ “Is there anything we can do to support your spiritual needs?”​

●​ “Who usually takes care of you at home?”​

●​ “How has your illness affected your role in the family?”​

●​ “Who do you rely on most for emotional support?”​

9. Sexuality–Reproductive Pattern

●​ “Do you have any concerns related to intimacy or your relationship at this
time?”​

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