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Personal Health History Questionnaire MY PERSONAL MEDICAL HISTORY Name: Height: Date of Birth: Weight: Race Caucasian Asian African American Indian Hispanic Other: Infectious Diseases Check any of

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How to fill out your personal medical history:

1. Start by gathering all relevant medical documents and information, such as previous medical records, test results, and prescriptions.
2. Begin with your basic personal information, including your full name, date of birth, and contact information.
3. Provide a detailed account of your medical conditions, starting with current or ongoing conditions and then moving on to past conditions. Include any surgeries or hospitalizations you have undergone.
4. List all medications you are currently taking, including both prescription and over-the-counter medications. Be sure to include the dosage and frequency of each medication.
5. Mention any known allergies or adverse reactions to medications or substances.
6. Provide a comprehensive family medical history, detailing any genetic conditions, chronic illnesses, or diseases that run in your family.
7. Document any significant injuries or trauma you have experienced, especially those that may have long-term implications.
8. Mention any lifestyle or occupational factors that could impact your health, such as smoking, alcohol consumption, or exposure to hazards.
9. Include any preventive measures you undertake, such as vaccinations or screenings you regularly go through.
10. Finally, sign and date the personal medical history form, ensuring its accuracy and completeness.

Who needs your personal medical history:

1. Healthcare professionals: Your personal medical history is vital for healthcare professionals to assess your current health status, diagnose any medical conditions, and determine appropriate treatments.
2. Specialists and consultants: When seeking specialized medical care, doctors and consultants need your medical history to understand potential risk factors, previous treatments, and previous diagnostics.
3. Emergency responders: In case of emergencies or accidents, emergency responders need your medical history to provide appropriate and timely medical care, even if you are unable to communicate.
4. Insurance companies: Some insurance companies might require your personal medical history to assess the risk involved before providing coverage or adjusting premium rates.
5. Clinical researchers: Medical researchers may request your medical history to conduct studies, identify patterns, or develop new treatments.
6. Future healthcare providers: Even when you change healthcare providers, your medical history can help new doctors better understand your medical background and provide appropriate care.

It is important to keep your personal medical history updated and share it with the relevant parties for effective healthcare management.

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