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Oconee Physical Therapy and Sports Rehabilitation Past Medical History Form Patient Name:_________________________ Date Completed:_______ Age:____ MEDICAL HISTORY: Right / Left Handed Male / Female Height: ________ Weight:_______ Next Doctor Visit:___________________ What is the problem you are here for? _________________________________ Date of injury or when pain started: Date of Surgery (if applicable):_________ Check which apply to your injury: c Work-related c Motor vehicle accident c Athletic / recreational injury c Injury related to lifting or falling c Recurrence of previous injury c Cause unknown c Other:______________________ Is this the first time you have had this pain? yes/no If NO, then when:_______ __________________________________ What treatments have you tried? Medications, Physical Therapy, Massage, Chiropractic, Surgery What medications are you taking?________ ____________________________________ SOCIAL HISTORY: Do you Smoke? YES NO Drink Alcohol? YES NO Married? YES NO Children? NO YES #____ Do you regularly exercise? YES NO WORK HISTORY: Are you employed? Yes NO Are you presently working? YES NO IF NO, then date of last work day:_______ Current Occupation:______________________ Where are you employed:__________________ PAST MEDICAL HISTORY: Check which apply: c High Blood Pressure c Stroke c Emphysema c Diabetes c Seizure Disorder c Pacemaker c Heart Disease c Asthma c Cancer Other:_________________________________ Female: Are you Pregnant? YES NO Indicate Surgeries and date or year:__________ _______________________________________ c Chest pain c Swelling c Fatigue c Headaches c Shortness of breath c Dizziness c Balance Problems c Fainting c Change in bathroom habitsc Sleeping problems c Significant Weight loss Other:______________________________ PAIN AND SYMPTOMS: Circle the answer: Is your pain? Occasional Continuous When is your pain the worst? Morning, Afternoon, Evening, Nighttime When is your pain the best? Can you sleep? YES NO What is your best sleeping position? Side, Back, Stomach, Other,_________ Circle the number that rates your pain right now: None 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 Go to the hospital Circle the number that rates you pain at worst: Circle the number that rates you pain at best: Please check the answers that apply to you. What makes your pain better? csitting c standing in one place c sleeping cwalking c bending backward c lying flat cbending forward c other:___________________ What makes your pain worse? c sitting standing in one place c walking driving cbending forward/backward sleeping, laying flat c reaching above your head walking up / down stairs Mark where your symptoms are.