- Informant (usually mother or father) - Perinatal complications - % reliability – Determines how accurate the o Sick at birth or during in the nursery information from the individual you interviewed o Jaundice, meconium staining? so consultants will be aware. o If preterm, the baby may stay for a while in the hospital General Data - Duration of stay in the hospital or lying in clinic - Name (initials) o Lying clinic – d/c within 24 hrs - Age o Hospital – d/c within 2-3 days - Sex - Nationality Post Natal History - Religion - Feeding History - Address - Growth and Development - Date of Birth - Immunization History - Place of Birth - Past Medical History - Date of Admission - No. of admissions Feeding History - Place of admission - Type of feeding o Purely breastfed or bottle fed with milk Chief Complaint o Mixed feeding - Reason for admission o Duration - Age when semi-solids were introduced HPI o Usually at 6 months - Onset of illness and duration - Nature and character Growth and development - Severity - Approximate age when major development - Aggravating Conditions milestones were acquired - Relieving Conditions - Gross motor, fine motor, social, language - Associated signs and symptoms - The chart is in BATES o Ex. Fever – may have cough, coryza o Abdominal pain – vomiting or diarrhea Immunization History - Problems in feeding and sleep - Enumerate the immunizations received - Medications – Generic name, brand name, dose - No. of doses received (very important because it is based on weight to - Where the immunization was done: local health avoid under or overdosing) and response center or with a private physician
Pre-natal History Past Medical History
- Mothers age (at the time of pregnancy) and OB - Past illnesses score at the time of pregnancy o Chicken pox - Pre-natal care visits o Measles - Laboratories taken (include results and findings) - Previous hospitalizations and surgery (CBC, UA, Hep B, HIV, Group B Strep testing) - Food and drug allergies - Illnesses during pregnancy (UTI, Measles @ 1st trimester) Family medical history - Drugs taken during pregnancy - Present state of health of parents and siblings - Smoking - Presence of chronic diseases - Alcohol intake - Presence of heredofamilial disease
Natal History Social History
- Age of gestation (preterm, term or full term, - Ages of their parents and their work post term) - Brief description of their dwelling place - Birth rank - Water source – especially for drinking - Mode of delivery (normal vaginal, caesarian - Garbage disposal forceps) - Where delivered (hosp, home, lying in clinic) - Who attended the delivery (resident, physician, midwife) - Condition upon delivery (APGAR score)