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New Patient
Specialty Intake Form
Baylor Family Medicine
This form contains questions specific to Baylor Family Medicine. If you are
new to Baylor College of Medicine and have not been seen in any of our offices, please be sure
to complete our New Patient General Intake Form along with this form. The General Intake
Form is available at this office or online through our interactive web site, MyChart.
Patient Name _________________________ Date of Birth _________ Today’s Date _________
COMMUNICATION CONCERNS
Blindness/Severe Vision Problems?  Yes  No
Deafness/Severe Hearing Problems?  Yes  No
EMERGENCY CONTACTS
Name _______________________ Relationship to Patient _______________ Home/Cell _____________
Name _______________________ Relationship to Patient _______________ Home/Cell _____________
SOCIAL HISTORY Who lives at home with you? _______________________________________________
Relationship status:  Single
 Married
 Partnered
 Separated  Divorced
Birthplace ___________________ Education/Degree Level
 Widowed
______
Employer____________________ Occupation _______________________________________________
LIFESTYLE CHOICES
Exercise
Type ___________________________ Times per week _________ Duration __________
Special diet
 Vegetarian  Vegan  Other ______________________________________________
Caffeine
 Cola  Coffee  Tea
Weight
Now ________ 1 year ago ________ Desired ________
Drinks per day ________
MEDICATIONS, VITAMINS, SUPPLEMENTS Check the following non-prescription items that you use:
 Acetaminophen (Tylenol)
 Allergy Pills
 Antacids
 Aspirin
 Decongestants
 Ibuprofen (Advil,Motrin)
 Laxatives
 Naproxen (Aleve)
 Nasal Sprays
 Natural Hormones
Please list your prescription medications:
Updated 8/3/2012
 Supplements
 Vitamins (Please list)
 Herbs (Please list)
PREVENTIVE SERVICES
Last Physical ________ Physician_________________________________
List the MONTH and YEAR you last had these services or tests.
Screening
Health Maintenance
Immunizations
Mammogram ________
Dentist Visit
________
Last Tetanus
________
Pap smear
________
Eye exam
________
Shingles shot
________
Colonoscopy
________
Pneumonia shot ________
Prostate check________
HPV
________
Bone Density ________
Flu
________
ACCIDENTS-TRAUMA-MENTAL HEALTH Yes No
Do you wear helmets with
biking/skating?
Not Applicable
Do you have smoke detectors?
If yes, are they in working order?
Do you have handguns?
If yes, are they secured?
Do you wear seatbelts?
If yes, is it 100% of the time?
Do you drink and drive?
Do you participate in extreme sports?
If yes, do you use protective gear?
Do you feel safe at home?
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In the last 2 weeks, have you felt down, depressed or hopeless?
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In the last 2 weeks, have you felt little interest or pleasure in doing things?
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In the past 3 months, have you had more than 5 alcoholic drinks on a single occasion?
FAMILY HISTORY
Tell us about your immediate family members:
Family Member
Father
Mother
1. Brother/Sister (circle one)
2. Brother/Sister
3. Brother/Sister
Spouse
1. Son/Daughter (circle one)
2. Son/Daughter
3. Son/Daughter
Birth Year
Health Status
Yes
No
Check here  if you were ADOPTED
If Deceased
Age at
Cause
Death
MENSTRUAL HISTORY First date of last period _____________ If menopausal, age at last period ______
Periods irregular?
 Yes  No How many pregnancies
Birth Control
 Pills Condoms  IUD  Surgery  Other ______________________
Number of children born alive ______
Circle any of the following symtoms you’ve had in the last 2 weeks.
General
loss of appetite
weight loss
chills
fevers
sweats
fatigue
sleep disorder
Cardiovascular
chest pain or pressure
swelling in feet
calf pain with walking
irregular heart beats
palpitations
fainting
lightheadedness
Eyes
blurred vision
double vision
vision loss or blindness
discharge
redness
eye pain
yellow eyes
Respiratory
cough
sputum
short of breath
coughing blood
pleurisy
wheezing
Ear/Nose/Throat
ear drainage
earaches
hearing loss
ear ringing
nose bleeds
snoring
sore throat
hoarseness
Endocrine
urinating a lot
drinking a lot
poor wound healing
temperature
intolerance
hot flashes
Gastrointestinal
abdominal pain
difficult or painful
swallowing
indigestion
nausea
vomiting
diarrhea
constipation
change in bowel habits
black tarry stool
blood in stools
jaundice
Blood/Lymph
bleeding
easy bruising
swollen lymph nodes
Genito-urinary
decreased stream
painful urination
frequency
blood in urine
getting up to urinate at
night
urinary incontinence
abnormal menstrual
periods
vaginal discharge
pelvic pain
genital lesions
penile discharge
erectile dysfunction
Musculoskeletal
joint pains
joint swelling
stiff joints
neck pain
back pain
muscle cramps
muscle weakness
Neurological
balance problems
difficulty walking
frequent falls
dizziness
headaches
memory problems
numbness
seizures
tremor
weakness
Breast
lump
tenderness
nipple discharge
Skin
changed mole
hair changes
itchy skin
rash
skin color change
Allergic
anaphylaxis
hay fever
hives
Psychiatric
abusive relationship
anxiety
depression
mood swings
behavior problems
confusion
memory problems
excessive alcohol
consumption
illegal drug usage
hallucinations
paranoia
school difficulties
separation anxiety
sexual difficulty
sleep disturbance
suicidal thoughts
Finished!
Thank you for choosing Baylor Family Medicine.
If you have not been seen in any Baylor office previously,
Please also complete the New Patient General Intake Form
available online through our website, Mychart.