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Some of the most common questions are: What brings you in today? What are your symptoms? When did your symptoms start? Have your symptoms gotten better or worse? Do you have a family history of this? Have you had any procedures or major illnesses in the past 12 months?
The Rest of the History Past Medical History: Start by asking the patient if they have any medical problems. Past Surgical History: Were they ever operated on, even as a child? Medications: Do they take any prescription medicines? Allergies/Reactions: Have they experienced any adverse reactions to medications?
Past Medical History (PMH) Have you ever had a major illness? Have you ever had a major injury? Have you ever had major surgery / a major operation? Do you have any allergies? / Are you allergic to anything?
TDIC advises that the patient (or the legal guardian if the patient is a minor) review, update and sign a health history form at every appointment or at least every six months. A new form should be completed every two years by active patients.
A health history questionnaire is a practical way to learn about a patients general information, health status, medications, or allergies.

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Current and Past Health Tell me about any significant childhood illnesses that you had. When did it occur? How did it affect you? How did it affect your day-to-day life? Were you hospitalized? Where? Who was the treating practitioner? Did you experience any complications? Did it result in a disability?
Ask patients if their doctor recently started them on any new medicines, stopped medications they were taking, or made any changes to their medications. Asking patients to describe their medication by color, size, shape, etc., may help to determine the dosage strength and formulation.

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