History Flashcards
Introduction.
Smile. Make eye contact. Shake their hand. Offer the drape.
Introduction: “Hello, are you PATIENT NAME? I am Dr. Musso and I’ll be working with you today.”
-How do you prefer to be addressed?
-Can I get you anything to make you more comfortable?
-Tell me what brings you in today.
HPI Components?
CC If pain - Location Radiation Severity Quality Timing (onset, length) Frequency (how often) Setting Aggravating factors Alleviating factors Previous history of symptoms Associated symptoms (ROS)
ROS Components?
Constitutional Dermatologic Psych Neuro HEENT Breast CV Pulmonary GI GU MSK Endocrine Hematologic Lymph
Constitutional ROS
Changes in weight
Changes in appetite
Fever, chills, night sweats
Fatigue
Skin ROS
Rashes
Redness
Itching
Changes in size/shape of a lesion
Neuro ROS
Weakness/numbness in extremities Difficulty speaking Trouble with memory Headaches Dizziness Shaking
Neuro ROS
Weakness/numbness in extremities Difficulty speaking Trouble with memory Headaches (aura, night) Dizziness Shaking Stiff neck
HEENT ROS
Changes in vision Eye pain or discharge Changes in hearing Ear pain or discharge Nasal discharge, URI symptoms Sore throat Difficulty swallowing or speaking Oral ulcers
HEENT ROS
Changes in vision Eye pain or discharge Changes in hearing Tinnitus Ear pain or discharge Nasal discharge, URI symptoms Sore throat Difficulty swallowing or speaking Oral ulcers
CV ROS
Chest pain Palpitations Dizziness, near-syncope, syncope Edema SOB
Pulmonary ROS
SOB (on exertion, at rest, laying down) CP Wheezing Hemoptysis Coughing Mucus
Pulmonary ROS
SOB (on exertion, at rest, laying down) CP Wheezing Edema Hemoptysis Coughing (time of day) Mucus (color, amount)
GU ROS
Dysuria Frequency, urgency Hematuria Incontinence Retention
F: discharge, itching, redness, lesions, dyspareunia
M: scrotal lumps, swelling, lesions, discharge
GU ROS
Dysuria Frequency, urgency Hematuria Nocturia Incontinence Retention Decreased flow
F: discharge, itching, redness, lesions, dyspareunia
M: scrotal lumps, swelling, lesions, discharge
MSK ROS
Decreased ROM
Pain with movement
Joint pain (redness, swelling, rashes)