Health History And Screening of an Adolescent or Young Adult Client
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Biographical Data
Patient/Client Initials: Julio Molina
Phone No: XXX-XXX-XXXX
Birth Date:1/28/1999
Age:15
Sex: Male
Birthplace: Tucson, AZ
Marital Status: Single
Race/Ethnic Origin: Mexican-American
Occupation: Student
Employer: N/A
Financial Status: (Income adequate for lifestyle and/or health concerns. Is there a source of health insurance? Employment disability?) Patient is a freshman in high school and thus has no income, however, his parents have health insurance which covers Julio.
Source and Reliability of Informant: Information obtained directly from the patient.
Past Use of Health Care System and Health Seeking Behaviors: Patient visits a general health care clinic during instances of poor health and illness.
Present Health or History of Present Illness: Patient exhibits no signs of serious illness, however, he has reported excess thirst and urination, random bouts of fatigue/muscle soreness/headache, and occasional issues with his eyesight.
Past Health History
General Health: (Patient's own words)
"I feel fine for the most part, but every so often I have trouble seeing, almost like I am going blind. During the day, I find myself becoming very thirsty no matter how much water or Gatorade I drink, and this leads to me using the restroom much more often than normal. Also, my muscles are sore sometimes and I feel tired even when I got a good night's sleep, and I get terrible headaches."
Allergies: (include food and medication allergies)
None reported.
Reaction:
N/A
Current Medications: Aspirin for the muscle soreness and headaches.
Last Exam Date: 4/24/1998
Immunizations:
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Screening of an Adolescent or Young Adult Client Save this form on your computer as a Microsoft Word document. You can expand or shrink each area as you need to include the relevant data for your client. Biographical Data Patient/Client Initials: CLW Phone No: [HIDDEN] 123 Anywhere Lane, Some Town, Some State 00000 Birth Date: 03 -09-90 Age Sex: female Birthplace: Some State Marital Status: n/a Race/Ethnic Origin: African America Occupation: n/a Employer: student Financial Status: This patient is from a low-income family
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