Joy McCann Culverhouse - USF Health
Joy McCann Culverhouse
Center for Swallowing Disorders
University of South Florida
COLLEGE OF MEDICINE
Phone 813-974-3374 Fax 813-974-7031
MEDICAL HISTORY FORM
NAME__________________________________________________ REFERRING DOCTOR_______________________
DATE OF BIRTH____/____/_______ AGE_____ SEX ______ PRIMARY DOCTOR_______________________
CHIEF COMPLAINT – THE MAIN REASON YOU ARE SEEING THE DOCTOR TODAY: check all that apply
____Difficulty Swallowing ____Painful Swallowing ____GERD-Heartburn-Indigestion
____Chest pain ____Weight loss ____Other _________________________________________
DESCRIPTION OF PROBLEM:
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PAST MEDICAL HISTORY: check all that apply
ALS
Dementia
Head injury
Muscular dystrophy
Parkinson’s disease
Myasthenia gravis
Polio
Myasthenia gravis
Huntington’s disease
Brain tumor/surgery
Stroke (CVA)
Head & neck cancer
Esophageal cancer
Thyroid Disorder
Other Cancer________________
Radiation therapy
Chemotherapy
Tracheostomy
Heart Attack
Heart Disease
High Blood Pressure
Congestive Heart Failure
Diabetes
Autoimmune Disorder
Collagen Vascular Disease
Arthritis
Lung Disease
Pneumonia or bronchitis
Asthma
Allergies (drugs, food, pollen, etc)
Sleep Apnea
Barrett esophagus
Hiatal hernia
Ulcers
HIV/AIDS
Hepatitis
Tuberculosis
Other : ________________________
SURGERIES & HOSPITALIZATIONS YEAR
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PERSONAL HISTORY:
Alcohol use: Never Rarely Moderate Daily Type of alcohol________________________
Tobacco use Never Previous, quit in year_________ Current, packs/day_______How long? _________
Marital status: Single Married Widowed Divorced Separated
Occupation: ____________________________________ _Full time Part Time Retired Disabled
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FAMILY HISTORY:
| |Age if |Age |Health problems or cause of death |
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|Father | | | |
|Brother | | | |
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|Sister | | | |
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|Son | | | |
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|Daughter | | | |
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REVIEW OF SYSTEMS Check box if you are currently experiencing:
GENERAL
Fever
Chills
Weight loss
Change in appetite
Anemia
Fatigue
Weakness
Anxiety
Depression
EYES/EARS/NOSE/THROAT
Change in vision
Glasses or contacts
Change in hearing
Hearing aids
Sinus problems
Postnasal drip
Chronic runny nose
Difficulty swallowing
Painful swallowing
Lump in throat
Regurgitation
Dentures
Change in saliva
Recurrent sore throat
Hoarseness
RESPIRATORY
Heavy Snoring
C-PAP Machine
Shortness of breath
Asthma
Emphysema
Aspiration
Pneumonia
Bronchitis
Cough
Wheezing
Coughing up blood
CARDIAC
Chest pain unrelated to meals
Palpitations
Heart murmurs
Cardiac work-up w/in 1 year
High cholesterol
GASTROINTESTINAL
Blood in stool
Bowel changes
Abdominal pain
Nausea
Vomiting
Bloating
GENITOURINARY
Painful urination
Blood in urine
Discharge
Frequent urination
Urgency
Frequent bladder infections
Kidney stones
Prostate problems
ENDOCRINE
Heat or cold intolerance
Excessive thirst
Diabetes
Thyroid disease
MUSCULOSKELETAL
Joint or muscle pain
Muscle weakness in arms
Joint swelling
Osteoporosis
Osteopenia
NEUROLOGICAL
Dizziness
Fainting
Seizures
Headaches/migraines
Balance problems
Numbness/tingling in extremities
Difficulty understanding speech
Difficulty speaking
Difficulty feeding yourself
DERMATOLOGIC
Lesions
Rashes
Skin cancer
SLEEP HABITS
Difficulty falling asleep
Difficulty remaining asleep
Night-time regurgitation
Awakening due to heartburn
Not rested after sleep
Frequent waking to urinate
Joy McCann Culverhouse
Center for Swallowing Disorders
University of South Florida
COLLEGE OF MEDICINE
Phone 813-974-3374 Fax 813-974-7031
Swallowing Questionnaire
(Please complete only the sections that apply)
Name_________________________________________Age _______Date_____________________
Swallowing complaints:______________________________________________________________
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Duration of problem:_______________________________________________________________
Onset: sudden (date:____________) gradual
Frequency: every meal every day more than once a week once a week once a month randomly
Status: getting better getting worse staying the same
Location: mouth throat esophagus combination
Strategies to make swallowing easier: __________________________________________________
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Factors or foods that worsen the problem:______________________________________________
____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
Change in Weight: Current weight_________ Usual weight________
Current Diet level: regular soft puree liquids only tube feeding
Nutritional Supplements: (Type and Amount)____________________________________________
Recent bronchitis or pneumonia: No Yes
Overall sense of well-being & energy level: poor fair good excellent
Associated symptoms:
Difficulty initiating a swallow
Dental problems
Can’t open mouth wide
Can’t chew hard food
Food gets stuck in mouth
Food spread all over mouth
Food falls out of mouth
Drooling
Too much saliva
Dry mouth
Changes in taste sensation
Food comes out nose
Weakness of oral muscles
Food catches high in throat
Food catches low in throat
More difficulty with solids
More difficulty with liquids
Difficulty swallowing pills
Cough/choke when swallowing
Slow eater
Worse late in day
Worse when tired
Changes in speech
Changes in voice quality
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Associated symptoms (continued):
| Poor/Inadequate nutrition |
| Loss of appetite |
|Loss of enjoyment of food |
| Weight gain ( lbs) |
| Weight loss ( lbs) |
| “Lump” in your throat |
| Sore throat |
| Post nasal drip |
| Frequent throat clearing |
| Bad breath |
| Reflux |
| Throat pain when swallowing |
| Chest pain when swallowing |
| Heartburn or indigestion |
| Bitter taste in mouth |
| Worse with hot liquids |
|Worse with cold liquids |
|Food/liquids stick in chest or esophagus Regurgitation of food |
|after meals |
|Regurgitation of mucus |
|Recent bronchitis or pneumonia |
|Awaken with cough or choking |
Related Evaluations and Tests:
X-Ray Swallowing Study_____________________________________________________
Primary Care Doctor_________________________________________________________
Ear Nose and Throat_________________________________________________________
Speech Pathology___________________________________________________________
Gastroenterology____________________________________________________________
Allergy____________________________________________________________________
Neurology__________________________________________________________________
Psychiatry__________________________________________________________________
Other_____________________________________________________________________
Please send a copy of today’s visit to the following medical providers:
__________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
Joy McCann Culverhouse
Center for Swallowing Disorders
University of South Florida
COLLEGE OF MEDICINE
Phone 813-974-3374 Fax 813-974-7031
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ALLERGIES
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