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I. PATIENT’S INFORMATION
Patient Name: (SURNAME, Given Name, Middle Name) Age Sex Birthdate:
Patient's Address:
Persons with Disability ID Card No., if applicable: Employment Status: [ ] Employed [ ] Unemployed [ ] Self-employed
[ ] IP [ ] Non-IP Ethnicity:
Q2. Do you drink 5 or more standard drinks for men, and 4 or more for If YES, provide brief advice and/or extended brief advice.
women (in one sitting/occasion) in the past year ? [ ] Yes [ ] No The patient is on the higher risk category level of drinking or
in harmful use of alcohol.
5.3 Physical Activity Does the patient do at least 2.5 hours a week of moderate-intensity If NO or patient does not reach the recommended hours/week
physical activity? off moderate-intensity physical activity, give lifestyle
[ ] Yes [ ] No modification advice following Annex 1. Healthy Lifestyle
Module.
5.4 Nutrition and Q1 Does the patient eat high fat, high salt food (processed/ fast food If YES to the question, give lifestyle modification advice
Dietary Assessment such as instant noodles, burgers, fries, dried fish), "ihaw-ihaw/fried (e.g. following Annex 2. Nutrition Practice Guidelines for Health
isaw, barbecue, liver, chicken skin) and high sugar food and drinks (e.g. Professionals in the Primary Care Screening
chocolates, cakes, pastries, softdrinks) weekly? [ ] Yes [ ] No
5.7 Body Mass Index (wt.[kgs]/ht.[cm]/ht.[cm] x 10,000): 5.8 Waist Circumference (cm): F <80cm M<90
6.2 Chronic Respiratory CHECK all applicable: If YES to any of the symptoms, obtain peak expiratory flow rate
Diseases (Asthma and (PEFR). Give inhaled salbutamol, then repeat after 15 minutes.
COPD) [ ] Breathlessness (or a "need for air")
[ ] Chronic cough Result:
[ ] Sputum (mucous) production [ ] >20% change from baseline (consider Probable Asthma)
[ ] Chest tightness* [ ] <20% change from baseline (consider Probable COPD)
[ ] Wheezing*
* These symptoms may be episodic or seasonal, vary over time
and intensity and are worse during night and early morning
VII. MANAGEMENT
Medications:
a. Anti-Hypertensives [ ] Yes [ ] No
b. Oral Hypoglycemic Agents/Insulin [ ] Yes [ ] No
Date of Follow-up:
Remarks: