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2. Bowel habits Any changes in frequency or consistency?: Rectal prolapse?
3. Abdominal symptoms Any nausea or vomiting including after coughing?: Pain - describe location, frequency, relation to meals/stools; associated symptoms such as passing gas:
Any bleeding? Upper or lower GI - amount, frequency, associated symptoms: Distension - bloating, flatus (gas), constipation: Heartburn or symptoms associated with reflux?:
4. Medication usage -- Record type, dosage, frequency for each of the following:
Enzymes: Vitamins: Antacids, H2 blockers (Tagamet, Zantac), prokinetic agents: Ursodeoxycholic acid (Actigall): Over-the-counter medications (laxatives, stool softeners): Nontraditional (naturopathic, herbal), "self-medicated":
C. Respiratory
Cough: Frequency, severity (including paroxysms), associated symptoms (pain, emesis), awakening at night
Sputum production: Amount, frequency, color, presence of blood
Pain: Sinuses, throat, nose, and chest: frequency, location, description (dull, pleuritic) associated symptoms:
Upper respiratory symptoms (including sinuses)-- Congestion or obstruction, pain, bleeding, discharge, hoarseness, bad breath, headaches:
Change in exercise tolerance -- Describe your maximum capacity to exercise:
Any shortness of breath (dyspnea)?:
Daytime symptoms:
Night time symptoms:
Associated symptoms: wheezing, -congestion, cough, chest tightness
Complications -- Pneumothorax, hemoptysis, pneumonia, allergic bronchopulmonary aspergillosis, asthma, infectious exacerbations
Environmental exposures (Cigarettes, work-related, wood stove, pollens, etc.):
Respiratory treatments
Airway clearance techniques (describe type[s] used and frequency):
Exercise program:
Current medications ( type, route, dosage, frequency and duration) Antibiotics: 1. Name Route Dosage How often? How long? 2.Name Route Dosage How often? How long? 3.Name Route Dosage How often? How long? Any allergic reactions to any antibiotics? Bronchodilators :
Anti-inflammatory agents (steroids, ibuprofen, cromolyn):
Mucolytics(eg, rhDNase - Pulmozyme , acetylcysteine - Mucomyst):
Oxygen (amount and hours/day):
D. Other
Diabetes-related symptoms: Urinating too much, drinking what seems like too much water, weight loss
Reproductive (> 10 years)-- Onset puberty, menstruation, sexual activity, contraceptive history Have you seen your primary care provider since the last visit?
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