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In this video tutorial by Carla on clinical physiotherapy, she discusses key questions for collecting past medical history, drug history, and social history during a subjective examination. The acronym "hashtag thread Sox" is introduced to remember important aspects of past medical history. Each letter corresponds to specific conditions: hashtag for fractures, T for thyroid conditions, H for heart conditions, R for rheumatoid conditions, I for epilepsy, A for asthma and other breathing pathologies, D for diabetes, S for previous steroid use, O for osteoporosis, C for personal or family history of cancer, and S for history of surgery. Carla briefly recaps each component of the acronym.

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Why is it important to have an updated medical history for every patient?

Your health history provides more than just your health conditions and surgeries. It also tells us about your allergies and the medications you are or have previously taken. This can be critical if we need to prescribe something. We need to know about allergies so we dont prescribe something youre allergic to.

How do you keep track of medical history?

Health care providers, hospitals and insurance plans may offer online records that you can access. Apps and programs can help you manage health recordsask your primary care doctor for recommendations. If you use any online tools, be sure to record (and share with a backup contact) the log-ins and passwords.

How often should the patient health history be reviewed?

While we review a patients medical history at every appointment, theres no law stating a specific timeframe of how often a new health history should be filled out by a patient. However, general consensus and best practices say, it should be done every 2-3 years.

How often do you update medical history?

How often should a medical history be updated? An update should be accomplished at least once a year, or whenever the patient has a major change in health.

How do you ask a patient about past medical history?

Generally speaking, most patient history conversations are as follows: Greet the patient by name and introduce yourself. Ask, What brings you in today? and get information about the presenting complaint. Collect past medical and surgical history, including any allergies and any medications theyre currently taking.

What obligation does a patient have update the medical history at each appointment?

It is the patients responsibility to fill out any medical health history forms unless they are children.

How often should medical history forms be updated?

All patients of record should be asked to complete a new health history form every two years. This process can greatly reduce the possibility that the patient will inadvertently neglect to advise the dentist and staff of recent changes to his/her health status.

What should I put for past medical history?

Questions to include Past illnesses: e.g. cancer, heart disease, hypertension, diabetes. Hospitalizations: including all medical, surgical, and psychiatric hospitalizations. Note the date, reason, duration for the hospitalization. Injuries, or accidents: note the type and date of injury.

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