Social and Family Histories

Question 1

Younger age of onset means…

Answer 1

Higher genetic risk

Question 2

Older age of onset (50+) means…

Answer 2

more likely due to environment

Question 3

What are the notable general FHx diseases?

Answer 3

(1) HTN (2) DM (3) CA

Question 4

What are the cardiac FHx diseases?

Answer 4

MI/CAD less than 55 y/o

Question 5

What are the Pulmonary FHx diseases?

Answer 5

(1) PE (2) Asthma

Question 6

What are the Gastrointestinal FHx diseases?

Answer 6

(1) Crohn’s (2) IBS

Question 7

Neurological

Answer 7

(1) CVA (2) Aneurysm (3) Seizures

Question 8

What are the miscellaneous FHx diseases?

Answer 8

(1) Sickle Cell Anemia (2) DVT

Question 9

What are the 5 kinds of SHx?

Answer 9

(1) Tobacco use (2) Alcohol Use (3) Illicit Drug Use (4) Occupation (5) Living Circumstances

Question 10

What would a physician need to know about tobacco use?

Answer 10

(1) Smoking status (2) Chewing tobacco

Question 11

What would a physician need to know about Alcohol Use?

Answer 11

Frequency

Question 12

What would a physician need to know about illicit drug use?

Answer 12

(1) Which drug (2) Route of administration (3) Date of last use

Question 13

What would a physician need to know about occupation?

Answer 13

(1) status (2) type of work (potentially)

Question 14

What would a physician need to know about living circumstances?

Answer 14

(1) with who? (2) type

Question 15

What would a physician need to know about pediatric SHx?

Answer 15

(1) Caretaker (2) Daycare?/School? (3) Siblings (4) Second hand smoke exposure? (5) Immunizations up to date?