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HISTORYRECORD11WhatishistoryrecordTheclinicalrecorddocumentsthepatient'shistoryandphysicalfindings.Itshowshowcliniciansassessthepatient,whatplanstheymakeonthepatient'sbehave,whatactionstheytake,andhowthepatientrespondstotheirefforts.2WhatishistoryrecordTheclinImportanceofhistoryrecord1.Diagnosisandtreatmentpurpose

Anaccurate,clear,wellorganizedrecordreflectsandfacilitatessoundclinicalthinking.Itleadstogoodcommunicationamongthemanyprofessionalswhoparticipateincaringforthepatient

2.Teachingandresearchpurpose3.Medicolegalpurposes3Importanceofhistoryrecord1.Howtomakeagoodhistory

recordWhencreatingarecord,youdomorethansimplymakealistofwhatthepatienthastoldyouandwhatyouhavefoundonexamination.Youmustreviewyourdata,organizethem,evaluatetheimportanceandrelevanceofeachitem,andconstructaclear,concise,yetcomprehensivereport.4HowtomakeagoodhistoryrecHowtomakeagoodhistory

record1.Orderisimperative2.Keepitemsofhistoryinthehistory3.Describespecificallyanypertinentnegativeinformation

4.Datanotrecordedaredatalost5.Useshortwordsinsteadoflongandprobablyfancieroneswhentheymeanthesamething

6.Beobjective7.Youshouldwritetherecordassoonaspossible5HowtomakeagoodhistoryrecBasicrequirementforthe

historyrecord1.Tobewellorganizedandcanonical2.Nomucherasionandgridecouldbedoneinthehistoryrecord3.Tobeobjectiveandaccurate4.Usingprofessionaltermtorecordinsteadoffolksay5.Remembertohaveyoursignature6BasicrequirementforthehistA.Outlineofcaserecord1.BiographicaldataBiographicalinformationofpatientshouldincludehisfullname,age(dateofbirth),sex,race,occupation,nationality,maritalstatusandpermanenthomeaddress.Also,thedateofadmission,thetimeatwhichyoutookthehistory,thesourceofhistoryandestimateofreliabilityshouldbeinvolved.2.chiefcomplaintThechiefcomplaintconsistsofmainsymptom(s)andduration.Itshouldconstituteinafewsimplewordsthemainreasonswhythepatientconsulteddoctorandshouldbestateasnearlyaspossibleinthepatient’sownwards.Ingeneral,thechiefcomplaintshouldincludeage,sex,complaint,anddurationofthecomplaint.Itshouldnoincludeddiagnostictermsordiseaseentities.Forexample:”This70-yearoldmanhashadshortbreathforaweek.”7A.Outlineofcaserecord1.Bi3.Historyofpresentillness(HPI)Thehistoryofpresentillnessshouldbeawell-organized,sequentiallydevelopedelaborationofhischiefcomplaint(s)onitsvariouscharacteristics:①dateofonset,②characterofcomplaint,③modeofonset,courseandduration,④location,⑤relationshiptoothersymptoms,bodilyfunctionandactivities,⑥exacerbationandremissions,and⑦effectoftreatment.4.Pasthistory(PH)Itshouldincludeareviewofallpastillnesses,surgicalprocedures,andinjuries,andallergyhistory(medicine,food),whichareparticularlyrelatedtothepresentillness.83.Historyofpresentillness5.Reviewofsystem(ROS)Thepurposeofsystemreviewistwofold:athoroughevaluationandadoublecheckpreventomissionofsignificantdatarelativetothepresentillness.Thereviewisacomprehensiveaccountofallcomplaintsreferabletoeachbodysystemprogressinginalogicalmannerfromtheheadtowardthefeet,includingrespiratorysystem,cardiovascularsystem,digestivesystem,Urinarysystem,hemopoieticsystem,endocrinesystem,nervoussystemandskeletalsystem.6.Personalhistory

(socialandoccupationalhistory)Itincludespersonalhabits(smoking,alcoholdrinking),businesslife,sexlife,occupation(exposuretocertainirritatingagents),conditionofwork.95.Reviewofsystem(ROS)Th7.MaritalhistoryItincludesdataconcerningthehealthofmate,sexualadjustment,thenumberofchildrenandtheirPhysicalstatus,andthegeneralsocialadjustmentwithinthefamily.8.Menstrualhistory(forfemalepatients)Ageofonset,intervalbetweenperiods,duration,amountandcharacterofflow,concomitantsymptoms,dateoflastmenstruation,ageofmenopause.9.Childbearing(reproductive)historyAgeanddateofpregnancy(ies)andchildbirth(s).Dateofartificialornaturalabortions,stillbirths,operativedelivery,puerperalfever.Methodoffamilyplanning,thepossiblefactorsofinfertility(alsoformalepatients).107.MaritalhistoryItinclud10.Familyhistory(FH)Thehealthstatusofthepatient’sfamily(mother,father,siblingsandchildren)andifdied,theageandcauseofdeathshouldberecorded,suchasdiabetes,hypertension,cancer,obesity,allergicdisorders,coronaryarterydiseaseandmentalillness.11.Physicalexamination(PE)TherecordingofPhysicalexaminationshouldfollowalogicalsequenceasfollows:vitalsigns,generalstatus,skin,nodes,head,neck,chest,lungs,heartandbloodvessels,abdomen,genitalia,rectum,spineandextremities,nervousreflexes.12.LaboratorytestsandinstrumentalexaminationThefindingsofthemonklyservetoconfirmwhatyouhavefoundonhistoryandPhysicalexamination.Theroutinelaboratorystudiesincludeblood,urineandstooltests,electrolytes,X-raysandECG.1110.Familyhistory(FH)The13Summary14.PrimarydiagnosisAstheresultsofdifferentialanalysisofanumberofsignificantdata,aprimarydiagnosiscouldbeestablished.Itconsistsofetiologicdiagnosis,pathologicaldiagnosis,pathophysioloicaldiagnosis(stageorperiodandclassificationorsubtype),cardiacor/andpulmonaryfunctionandcomplication(s).15.signature1213Summary12B

OutlineofSummaryName,gender,ageandoccupationAdmissiondateAhiefcomplainsPresenthistory(70%-80%percentoftheoriginalpresenthistory)Simplifieddocumentoftheoriginalpasthistory(onlypositivedatarecruited)VerysimplifieddocumentoftheoriginalpersonalandfamilyhistoryPhysicalexamination:vitalsigns,importantpositiveandnegativesigns,especiallyvaluableinformationfordifferentiation,butyoucannotomitsuchimportantitemsasheart/lung/abdominalexamination.Positivelaboratoryandinstrumentalresults13BOutlineofSummaryName,gendExampleofcaserecord

Biographicaldata:Name

LUOLENSHENG

Age:

30Sex:

MMaritalstatus:MarriedNativeplace:

ChinaRace:

HanOccupation:MechanicDateofAdmissiondate:2003/11/16Statement:patientherself14Exampleofcaserecord

BiograChiefcomplaint:

recurrentabdominalpainandmelenaformorethanoneyearHistoryofpresentillness:

Mr.luohasbeensufferedfromabdominalpainandrecurrentmelenasince2002,beganonMay2,2002hehadupperabdominalpainandmelenafirsttime,withnoanyinducementfactors,obscureupperabdominalpainhappenedwithnoradiation,nobelching,novomiting,nofeverandtremor.Painwashungrypainandcanberelievedbyantacidagentorbymeal.Melenaoccurredthreetimesaday,about250geachtime,continuingfor5dayswithlittlefatigue,nohematomeses.Hewenttothelocalcounty15Chiefcomplaint:recurrentabdhospitalonthethirddayofmelena,wherehereceivedgastroscopythatshowedduodenalbulbulcerswithbleeding.ThenhewasadministeredOmeprazole(PPI)intravenouslyfor6days,40mgeachtime,twiceaday(Bid).Ontheseconddayoftreatment,themelenadisappeared.OnNov.15,2003,withoutanyinducementhehadmelenaagain3timesadayand250-500gm.Everytimeaccompaniedwithfatigueandtimedbutnodizzinessandsyncope.ThistimehewenttothesecondPeople’shospital.HetookPPIbutdidn’treceivegastroscopy.AfterreceivingPPI.,melenadisappear.ButtheOB(occultblood)testwasstillpositive.Thenextdayhewasshiftedto1staffiliatedhospitalofGuangxiMedicalUniversityandreceivedfurtherexaminationandtreatment.Thegeneralconditionisgoodandworkisnotaffectedinanywaysincehehadsuchadisease.16hospitalonthethirddayofmPasthistory:Previoushealthstatus:WellordinarybadinfectiousdiseaseImmunizationsallergies:NYclinicalmanifestation:allergenTraumahistory:surgeryhistory:Reviewofsystems:(Tickifpositive,crossoutifnegative.Ifpositive,youshouldwritedownyourdiseasehistoryandbriefcourseofdiagnoseandtherapy)17Pasthistory:17

Reviewofsystems:(Tickifpositive,crossoutifnegative.Ifpositive,youshouldwritedownyourdiseasehistoryandbriefcourseofdiagnoseandtherapy)

Respiratorysystem:sorethroatchroniccoughsputumhemoptysiswheezingdyspneachestpain18

18Cardiovascularsystem:palpitationdyspneaonexertionhemoptysissyncopeedemaoflowerlimbsprecordialpainhypertention

Digestivesystem:anorexiasourregurgitationbelchingnauseavomitabdominaldistentionabdominalpainconstipationdiarrheahematemesismelenahematocheziajaundice

Urinarysystem:lumbagofrequentmicturitionurgentmicturitionurodyniadysuriahematurianocturiapolyuriaoliguriafacialedema19Cardiovascularsystem:19Hemopoieticsystem:fatiguedizzinessblurredvisiongingivalbleedingsubcutaneoushemorrhageostealgiaepistaxis

Metabolicandendocrinesystem:excessiveappetiteanorexiasweetscoldintoleranceolydipsiapolyuriatremorhandschangeofcharacterobviousobesityemaciationhairinesshairlosingpigmentationchangeofsexualfunctionamenorrhea

Musculoskeletonsystem:floatingarthralgiaarthralgiaswellingofjointsdeformitiesmyalgiaatrophyofmuscle20Hemopoieticsystem:20Nervoussystem:dizzinessheadachevertigosyncopedegenerationofmemoryvisualdisturbanceinsomniadisturbanceofconsciousnesstremorspasmparalysisparesthesia

Personalhistory:birthplaceoccupationsexualhistory:NYsmoking:NYaboutyrsaveragepieces/dceasedforyrsalcoholintake:Noccasionalfrequentaboutyrsaverageml/dothers:

Maritialhistory:marryingagecompanion’sstateofhealth21Nervoussystem:21MenstruationandChildberinghistory:menarcheage--------dateoflastperiod(ageofmenopause)

amountofflow:littlenormallargemenstrualpain:NYcycle:regularirregularpregnancy:timesnaturallabortimesabortionstimesprematuredeliverytimesstillbirithstimesdifficultlaboranditscondition:

Familyhistory:(payattentiontothecongenitaldiseasesandcommunicablediseasesrelatedtothepatient)father:stillaliveillnessdiedcauseofdeathmother:stillaliveillnessdiedcauseofdeathsiblings:others:22MenstruationandChildberinghPhysicalexaminationVitalsigns:

T36℃P70/minR20/minBp110/70mmHg

GeneralAppearance:development:ortho-sthenictypeasthenictypesthenictypenutrition:wellfairlypoorcachexiafacialfeatures:normalacutechronicothersexpressions:naturalpainfulanxiousdreadfulindifferentposition:activesemi-recumbentothersgait:normalabnormalconsciousness:awaresomnolenceconfusionstuporcomadeliriumcooperation:wellbadly23Physicalexamination23Skin,mucousmembrane:

color:normalredpalecyanosisyellowpigmentationrash:NY(typeanddistribution)subcutaneoushemorrhage:NY(typeanddistribution)hair:normalscatteringlosing(position)moistureandtemperature:normalcolddrywetelasticity:normalreducededema:NY(positionanddegree)hepaticpalm:NYspiderangioma:NY(positionnumbers)others:2424Lymphnodes:superficiallymphnodes:non-swellingswelling(positionandcharacteristics)

Head:cranium:size:normallargesmalldeformity:NY(oxycephalysquaredskulldeformingskull)others:tendernessmasssunk(position)eyes:eyelid:normaledemaptosistrichiasisconjunctive:normalhyperemiaedemahemorrhageeyeball:normalexophthalmosdepressiontremormotiondysfunction(leftright)25Lymphnodes:25sclera:normalyellowcornea:normalabnormal(leftright)pupils:equalroundnesssamesizeunequalleftcm,rightcmreactiontolight:normaldelay(leftright)disappear(leftright)others:ears:auricle:normaldeformityfistulaothers(leftright)excretionsofexternalcanal:NY(leftrightfeature)tendernessofmastoid:NY(leftright)auditiondysfunction:N(leftright)nose:shape:normalabnormal()otherabnormalities:NYnasalflapobstructionexcretionsnasalsinustenderness:NY(position)26sclera:normalyellow26mouth:lips:redcyanosispaleherpesfissuremucous:normalabnormal(palebleeding)openingofparotidglandduct:normalabnormal(swellingpyogenicexcretions)tongue:normalabnormal(coveringstremorleaningtoleftorright)gums:normalswellingpusoverflowhemorrhagepigmentsteeth:regularedentulouscariousteethfalsetoothtonsils:pharynx:voice:normalhoarse27mouth:lips:redcyanosispaNeck:resistance:NYcarotidarterypulsation:normalincreaseddecreased(leftright)jugularvein:normaldistentionhighdistentiontrachea:middledeviationto(leftright)hepatojugularreflux:(-)(+)thyroid:normalswellingdegreesymmetrydominanceinoneside:spreadingnodular:softhardothers:NY(tendernesstremorbruits)28Neck:resistance:NYcaroChest:

topography:normalbarrelchestflatchestpigeonchestfunnelchestbulgingorretraction(leftright)bulgingintheprecordialregiontendernessofsternumbreast:normalsymmetricalabnormal:leftright(gynecomastiamasstenderness)excretionsofnipples)2929Lung:inspection:movementofrespiration:normalabnormal:leftright(increaseddecreased)intercostalsspace:normalwidenarrow(position)palpation:vocalfremitus:normalabnormal:leftright(increaseddecreased)pleuralfrictionrubs:NY(position)percussion:resonanceabnormal:dullnessflatnesshyperresonancetympanylowerborders:scapularline:rightintercostalsspaceleftintercostalsspacerangeofmobility:rightcm,leftcm30Lung:30auscultation:breath:regularirregularbreathsound:normalabnormal(feature,position)rales:NY:rhonchi:sonoroussibilantmoistrales:coarsemediumfineralescrepitusvocalconduction:normalabnormal:reducedincreasedPleuralfrictionrubs:NY(position)3131Heart:inspection:bulginginprecordialregion:NYapeximpulse:normalunseenincreaseddiffusingpoisition:normaldeviation(thedistancefrommidclavicularlinecm)otherprecordialpulsations:NY(position)palpation:apeximpulse:normalincreasedthrustunclearthrills:NY(positionperiod)pericardialfrictionrubsNYpercussion:relativecardiacoutline:normalshrinkextant(rightleft)32Heart:32

Normalboundaryoftheheart

right(cm)

intercostalsspaceleft(cm)

2-3Ⅱ2-3

2-3Ⅲ3.5-4.5

3-4Ⅳ5-6

Ⅴ

distancefromanteriormidlinetotheleftmidclavicularline(cm):3333auscultation:heartratebpm/minrhythm(regularirregularabsolutelyirregular)heartsound:S1normalincreaseddecreasedsplitS2normalincreaseddecreasedS2split:normalfixedparadoxicalS3NYS4NYA2P2extraheartsound:Ngallop(diastolicpresystolicsummationgallop)openingsnapothersmurmurs:NY34auscultation:heartratebpmLocation:apicalregionaorticareapulmonaryareatricuspidarealeftsternalborderin3ndintercostalsspaceOthersTiming:systolicdiastolicbothQuality:blowingrumblingsighingmusicalAustinFlintGrahamSteellGibsonIntensity:GradeⅠⅡⅢⅣⅤⅥTransmission:NYdirectiontoleftaxillaovertheapexoverthecarotidarteriesPericardialfrictionrubs:NY35Location:apicalregionaortPeripheralvessels:normalpistolshot:NYDuroziezsign:NYwaterhammerpulse:NYcapillarypulsation:NYpulsedeficit:NYparadoxicalpulse:NYpulsealternations:NYothers

Abdomen:inspection:shape:normaldistentionfrogbellycmscaphoidabdomenapicalbellygastricpatternintestinalpatternperistalsisabdominalrespiration:existdisappearumbilicus:normalprotrudingexcretionsothers:NY(venousdistentionofabdomenpurplestriaesurgicalcarshernia)36Peripheralvessels:normalpalpation:softmuscletensionpositiontenderness:NYreboundtenderness:NYfluidtrill:NYsuccusionsplash:NYmassesNY(positionsize)descriptionoffeature:liver:nottouchedbetouched:subcostalcmdescriptionoffeature:gallbladder:nottouchedbetouched:sizecmtenderness:NYMurphy’ssigh(+)(-)spleen:nottouchedbetouched:fromcostalmargincmdescriptionoffeature:37palpation:softmuscletenskidney:nottouchedbetouched:sizeconsistencytendernessmobilitytendernessofureters:NY(position)percussion:bordersofliverdullness(existshrinkobliteration)upperborderofliver:onrightmidclavicularlineintercostalsspaceshiftingdullness:NYtendernessinrenalregion:NY(rightleft)auscultation:gurglingsound:normalincreaseddecreaseddisappearvesselbruits:NY(position)38kidney:nottouchedbetoucGenitalia:notexaminednormalabnormal:RectumandAnus:notexaminednormalabnormal:

SpineandExtremities:spine:normaldeformities(lateralanteriorposteriorprotruding)acanthi:tendernesspainatpercussion(position)mobility:normalrestrictedlimbs:normalabnormaldeformityswellingofjointsjointsstiffnesstendernessofmusclesatrophyofmusclesvenousdistentionoflowerlimbs(positionandfeature)acropachy39Genitalia:notexaminednorNervoussystem:muscletone(normalincreaseparatonia)myodynamia(0ⅠⅡⅢⅣⅤ)paralysisoflimbs:NY(leftrightupperlower)reflex:abdominalwallreflex(uppermiddlelowernormalabnormal)bicepsreflex:left(normalabnormal)right(normalabnormal)tricepsreflex:left(normalabnormal)right(normalabnormal)patellarreflex:left(normalabnormal)right(normalabnormal)achillesreflex:left(normalabnormal)right(normalabnormal)40Nervoussystem:40Hoffmannsign:left(+)(-)right(+)(-)Babinskisigh:left(+)(-)right(+)(-)Oppenheimsigh:left(+)(-)right(+)(-)Kernigsign:left(+)(-)right(+)(-)Burdzinskisign:left(+)(-)right(+)(-)

Laboratoryfindings(Theimportantlaboratoryexaminations,X-ray,ECGandotherresultareincluded)

41Hoffmannsign:left(+)(-)Abstract

Mr.luo,30yearsold,hasbeensufferedfromabdominalpainandrecurrentmelenaformorethanoneyearandadmittedtohospitalonNov16,2003.beganonMay2,2002hehadupperabdominalpainandmelenafirsttime,withnoanyinducementfactors,obscureupperabdominalpainhappenedwithnoradiation,Painwashungrypainandcanberelievedbyantacidagentorbymeal.Melenaoccurredthreetimesaday,about250geachtime,continuingfor5dayswithlittlefatigue.Hewenttothelocalcountyhospitalonthethirddayofmelena,wherehereceivedgastroscopythatshowedduodenalbulbulcerswithbleeding.ThenhewasadministeredOmeprazole(PPI)intravenouslyfor6days,40mgeachtime,twiceaday(Bid).Ontheseconddayoftreatment,themelenadisappeared.OnNov.15,2003,withoutanyinducementhehadmelenaagain3timesadayand250-500gm.Everytimeaccompaniedwithfatigueandtimedbutnodizzinessandsyncope.ThistimehewenttothesecondPeople’shospital.HetookPPIbutdidn’treceivegastroscopy.Thegeneralconditionisgoodandworkisnotaffectedinanywaysincehehadsuchadisease.42Abstract

Mr.luo,30yearsoldPhysicalexaminationrevealednormalvitalsigns;patient’sconsiousnessseamedgood,co-operatedwell;normalsuperficiallymphnodes(non-suelling)andpaleskinobserved.Nopaecordialprotrusion,noenlargementoftheborderoftheheartandnuovermaheard.chestaresymmetrical,novesicularsoundsheard;Normalsoftabdomen,noengorgedveinandshightingdullnessnegative.Liver,spleenandkidneycan’tbepalpatedandnoedemainlowerlimbs.Physiologicalreflexisnormal,pathologicalrelexisnegative.Specialexaminationindudes(a)decreasedhemoglobinlevel(85g/L),(b)Occultbloodtest(+++)positive,forfecalexaminationand(c)positiveendoscopy,whichindicatesduodenalulcer(hemorrhage)locatedontheanteaiorwalloftheduodenalbull(ulcersize:2.0cm×1.5cm)Diagnosis(Impressions)Duodenalulcerwithbleeding

Recorder(Signature)Mahade

Dateofrecord2003.11.1643PhysicalexaminationrevealedHISTORYRECORD441WhatishistoryrecordTheclinicalrecorddocumentsthepatient'shistoryandphysicalfindings.Itshowshowcliniciansassessthepatient,whatplanstheymakeonthepatient'sbehave,whatactionstheytake,andhowthepatientrespondstotheirefforts.45WhatishistoryrecordTheclinImportanceofhistoryrecord1.Diagnosisandtreatmentpurpose

Anaccurate,clear,wellorganizedrecordreflectsandfacilitatessoundclinicalthinking.Itleadstogoodcommunicationamongthemanyprofessionalswhoparticipateincaringforthepatient

2.Teachingandresearchpurpose3.Medicolegalpurposes46Importanceofhistoryrecord1.Howtomakeagoodhistory

recordWhencreatingarecord,youdomorethansimplymakealistofwhatthepatienthastoldyouandwhatyouhavefoundonexamination.Youmustreviewyourdata,organizethem,evaluatetheimportanceandrelevanceofeachitem,andconstructaclear,concise,yetcomprehensivereport.47HowtomakeagoodhistoryrecHowtomakeagoodhistory

record1.Orderisimperative2.Keepitemsofhistoryinthehistory3.Describespecificallyanypertinentnegativeinformation

4.Datanotrecordedaredatalost5.Useshortwordsinsteadoflongandprobablyfancieroneswhentheymeanthesamething

6.Beobjective7.Youshouldwritetherecordassoonaspossible48HowtomakeagoodhistoryrecBasicrequirementforthe

historyrecord1.Tobewellorganizedandcanonical2.Nomucherasionandgridecouldbedoneinthehistoryrecord3.Tobeobjectiveandaccurate4.Usingprofessionaltermtorecordinsteadoffolksay5.Remembertohaveyoursignature49BasicrequirementforthehistA.Outlineofcaserecord1.BiographicaldataBiographicalinformationofpatientshouldincludehisfullname,age(dateofbirth),sex,race,occupation,nationality,maritalstatusandpermanenthomeaddress.Also,thedateofadmission,thetimeatwhichyoutookthehistory,thesourceofhistoryandestimateofreliabilityshouldbeinvolved.2.chiefcomplaintThechiefcomplaintconsistsofmainsymptom(s)andduration.Itshouldconstituteinafewsimplewordsthemainreasonswhythepatientconsulteddoctorandshouldbestateasnearlyaspossibleinthepatient’sownwards.Ingeneral,thechiefcomplaintshouldincludeage,sex,complaint,anddurationofthecomplaint.Itshouldnoincludeddiagnostictermsordiseaseentities.Forexample:”This70-yearoldmanhashadshortbreathforaweek.”50A.Outlineofcaserecord1.Bi3.Historyofpresentillness(HPI)Thehistoryofpresentillnessshouldbeawell-organized,sequentiallydevelopedelaborationofhischiefcomplaint(s)onitsvariouscharacteristics:①dateofonset,②characterofcomplaint,③modeofonset,courseandduration,④location,⑤relationshiptoothersymptoms,bodilyfunctionandactivities,⑥exacerbationandremissions,and⑦effectoftreatment.4.Pasthistory(PH)Itshouldincludeareviewofallpastillnesses,surgicalprocedures,andinjuries,andallergyhistory(medicine,food),whichareparticularlyrelatedtothepresentillness.513.Historyofpresentillness5.Reviewofsystem(ROS)Thepurposeofsystemreviewistwofold:athoroughevaluationandadoublecheckpreventomissionofsignificantdatarelativetothepresentillness.Thereviewisacomprehensiveaccountofallcomplaintsreferabletoeachbodysystemprogressinginalogicalmannerfromtheheadtowardthefeet,includingrespiratorysystem,cardiovascularsystem,digestivesystem,Urinarysystem,hemopoieticsystem,endocrinesystem,nervoussystemandskeletalsystem.6.Personalhistory

(socialandoccupationalhistory)Itincludespersonalhabits(smoking,alcoholdrinking),businesslife,sexlife,occupation(exposuretocertainirritatingagents),conditionofwork.525.Reviewofsystem(ROS)Th7.MaritalhistoryItincludesdataconcerningthehealthofmate,sexu