Personal Details
Name:
Address:
Home Phone:
Mobile Phone:
Date Of Birth:
Age:
Ocupation:
Email:
Health Ensurance Fund:
Membership No.:
Veterans Affair
No.:
Pensioner
:
Surgery
Suggested Date (DD/MM/YY):
Contact Persons:
This
information is often vital to us if we need to contact you urgently.
Occasionally people move or have new phone numbers and do not let us
know.
Next of kin.
Name:
Relationship:
Address:
Home Phone:
Mobile Phone:
Additional Contact.
Name:
Relationship:
Address:
Home Phone:
Movile Phone:
Referral
information.
Referring
Person:
Date of
Referral:
Phone Contact:
Local Doctor:
Address:
Phone Contact:
Specialist
Physician/Surgeon:
Social
Profile.
Family Structure:
Marital Status:
Children/Ages:
Support
persons/friends:
Do you have a pet?
If so, give details:
WEIGHT HISTORY
Please indicate your weight
at the following times. Please indicate whether you consider your weight was
below average (BE), average (AV), above average (AA) or very heavy (VH).
Birth Weight:
Weight at starting
school (5-6 years):
Weight at end of high
school (15-18 years):
Weight at time of
commencing work (21 years):
Weight at time of
marriage (if applicable):
Current weight:
Height:
BMI:
WEIGHT LOSS
HISTORY
Past attempts
Weight Watchers:
Duration:
Jenny Craig/Nutrisystem/Gloria
Marshall etc:
Duration:
Hypnotherapy:
Duration:
Fad diets:
Duration:
Appetite suppressants:
Duration:
Any other drug
treatment:
Duration:
Was there any
particular event that lead to significant weight gain:
Details of any other
weight loss measures (including surgical):
- FAMILY MEDICAL HISTORY
- Do you have a
family history of any of the following and if so, please indicate
Diabetes, Heart
Disease, Hypertension, Gout, Gallstones, Obesity, Snoring/Sleep Apnea,
Asthma, Allergies, Hayfever, Dermatitis/Eczema, High Cholesterol,
Osteoporosis, Hip Fractures:
ALLERGIES (including
foods, medications, dressings):
If yes, please give
details:
ALCOHOL:
How often do you
drink alcohol?:
How many days do you
drink per week?:
What do you usually
drink?:
SMOKING:
For
how many years?
When did you stop smoking?:
There is increasing
evidence that alcohol consumption may help some of the risk factors that
lead to heart disease and stroke. Indeed it may even decrease the
mortality associated with these serious conditions.
We wish to look at
these risk factors in people who are obese. To assist us we would like
you to answer these few simple questions about your alcohol consumption
and a few questions about any folate or multivitamins you may take.
If
you indicated above that you drank every day, most days or most weeks,
please tell how many standard drinks you would have in a typical week. (
1 standard drink = 1 small glass of wine, 1 glass of full strength beer
or a nip of spirits).
Part B- for non-drinkers
only.
Diabetes, Diabetes while pregnant,
asthma, respiratory/breathing problems, arthritis or joint pain, back
pain, kidney or urinary disorder, neurological, psychological/nervous
disorder, gallstones, reflux or heartburn, gastric or duodenal ulcer,
hepatitis or liver disease, high blood pressure, heart disease, high
cholesterol, anaemia or bleeding disorder, thrombosis or clotting
disorder, varicose veins or leg swelling, eczema or skin condition,
hayfever or rhinitis.
How many hours sleep
do you get a night:
Is there any thing
else that keeps you awake at night:
Details:
How do you consider
the quality of your sleep:
Is your sleep is a
major problem to you or your partner:
Would you be prepared
to have a sleep study performed now and after you lose weight?:
SYMPTOMS OF SLEEP APNEA
How often do you
snore?:
Do you wake during
the night with a choking feeling?:
How often would you
sleep more than 8 hours in total in a 24 hour period?:
How often do you wake
up more than once during the night?:
Do you have a
headache when you wake up in the morning?:
Have you noticed a
reduction in your libido or sex drive?:
Do you feel sleepy
during the day?:
Do you fall asleep
while reading?:
Do you wake up in the
morning feeling confused?:
How often do you have
a nap during the day?:
Do you feel sleepy in
the evenings?:
Have you or anyone
else noticed a change in your personality recently?:
How often do you doze
off or fall asleep while driving?:
EMPLOYMENT
Current Employment:
Are you currently
employed:
Are you full-time,
part-time or casual:
If you are
unemployed, what is the reason:
Are you actively
looking for work:
Has your weight made
it difficult to find employment:
If employed, please
state what level of activity your job involves:
MEDICATIONS
Please indicate whether you are now or have previously taken any of the
following medications
If yes, please state the name of the medication and how long you have
been or were taking it
Medication for psychiatric disorder,
Migraine medication, Medications to assist weight loss, Drugs for epilepsy,
Drugs for asthma or breathing, Hormones, e.g. The Pill, HRT, Cortisone.
Please list
in detail all medications that you have used in the last 12 months. Please
include any dietary supplements, cremes, eye drops, etc.:
BREATHING HISTORY
Does being at work
ever make your chest tight or wheezy:
Details:
Have you ever had to
change your job because it affected your breathing:
Details:
Have you ever worked
in a job, which exposed you to vapours, gas dust or fumes:
Details:
ASTHMA
Have you ever had
asthma?:
Have you ever had to
spend a night in hospital because of asthma / breathing problems?:
In the last 12
months, have you visited a hospital casualty department or seen a doctor
urgently because you had asthma or breathing problems?:
Details:
In the last 12
months, have you taken a course or prednisolone because of asthma or
breathing problems?:
Details:
In the last 12
months, have you missed work or school because of asthma or breathing
problems?:
COUGH AND SHORTNESS
OF BREATH:
Do you
usually have a cough:
Do you usually bring
up phlegm from your chest when you cough:
Do you get short of
breath on exertion:
Do you get short of
breath walking on the flat:
Do you get short of
breath walking uphill or doing housework:
In the last 12
months, have you had an attack of shortness of breath that came on when
you were not exercising and without obvious cause:
WHEEZE (a whistling noise that cames from
the chest and may cause breathlessness or difficulty in breathing)
In the last 12
months, have you had wheezing in your chest:
In the last 12
months, have you had an attack of wheezing that came on after you
stopped exercising:
In the last 12
months, have you had a feeling of tightness in your chest on waking in
the morning:
ACTIVITY LEVEL
What exercise do you do on a regular basis?:
How
many sessions of exercise (walking, sports, etc.) do you do per week for
more than 30 minutes at a time?:
What sort of activities:
How
do you feel when exercising:
GASTRO OESOPHAGEAL REFLUX / INDIGESTION
Do you have a history
of heartburn or indigestion?:
If yes, how often do
you have reflux during the day?:
Do you suffer heart
burn / indigestion during the night?:
If so how
often?:
What
aggrevates or causes your reflux?:
Do you have
difficulty swallowing?:
Does food
ever get stuck?:
Does food
or fluid reflux into the mouth?:
Comments: