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PREFERRED PHARMACY NAME: Address: Phone #: City: State: Zip: Date form completed: Person completing form If you have any questions about the form please call the office at (651) 356-6080 I. IDENTIFYING INFORMATION NAME OF CHILD: Date of Birth: Sex: M F Age: Years Months Reason for Consultation: II. WHY IS YOUR CHILD BEING SEEN TODAY? III. DETAILS ABOUT THIS PROBLEM How long has your child had this problem? Is the problem. Getting better? Coming and going? Getting worse? (circle the one that applies) What have you tried to help? (everything including medications, herbal remedies, supplements, acupuncture, chiropractic, etc) Please give doses and * those that you think helped. Who has your child seen for this problem? What workup has your child had? (bloodwork, imaging, other) What medications have been tried so far for this problem? Is a neurologist currently following your child? Yes No If yes, what is their name? What medications is your child currently on? (Include vitamins & herbal remedies) (Use the 4 th sheet if necessary) Name of Medication Dose Times of Day IV. PREGNANCY HISTORY Was this baby full-term or premature? If premature, how early? How many pregnancies have you had? Have you had any: Miscarriages?

Stillbirths? Multiple Pregnancies? Were you prescribed any medications during your pregnancy with this child Please list Were any of the following used during this child s pregnancy? Nonprescription (street) drugs Alcohol Cigarettes Any problems with this pregnancy? If no, skip to Labor and Delivery below Describe: Was there a time during pregnancy when your baby stopped moving or moving as much? LABOR AND DELIVERY Birth weight: Length: Apgar score : Were there any problems with labor or delivery? If yes, please describe CONDITION OF THE BABY AT BIRTH Did your baby cry right away? Have any breathing difficulties? Did your baby have a bowel movement before being born? Did they have their umbilical cord wrapped around the neck? Were there other complications? Describe if known: NEONATAL CARE Did your baby have any problems after they were born? If yes, please describe: How long was your baby in the hospital? V. INFANCY During the first few months, was your baby limp/floppy? stiff? very irritable difficult to feed? During the first year of life, did your baby: have difficulty sleeping? have excessive crying? fail to grow or gain weight? show any unusual movements of arms, legs, or head? VI. DEVELOPMENTAL HISTORY Do you think your child is developing normally? Yes No If yes, when did you first become worried about this? Do you have concerns about their: Social interactions Fine motor skills Language Gross motor skills Is your child losing skills in any area? Which ones and over what period of time? When did your child first (months or years) Smile Lifted head Drank from a cup Coo Rolled over Show a hand preference right left Mama/Dada Sat Rode tricycle First words First steps Rode bicycle 2 word sentences Walk Toilet trained- bladder bowel

VII. REVIEW OF SYSTEMS Neurologic Review of Systems Does your child have problems with any of the following? (check all that apply): Seizures (convulsions) Change in behavior or personality Hearing or vision Headaches or migraine (circle) Sleeping Tics or unusual movements Dizziness, fainting Excessive drooling Swallowing or choking (circle) Clumsiness, frequent falls, difficulty walking (circle) Movement problems requiring the use of special shoes, splints, braces or a wheelchair or specialized equipment (e.g. walker, stander, etc.) Sensation including numbness or tingling Toe walking Weakness or decreased endurance (circle) Changes in bowel or bladder function Any trouble with vision? Date of last exam Any trouble with hearing? Date of last examination General Review of Systems Does your child have problems with any of the following? (check all that apply): General health (fevers, weight loss) Anxiety or depression Change in school performance Abuse or neglect Growth or hormone problems Frequent colds, ear infections, pneumonia Allergies Recurrent wheezing, asthma Skin (eczema, rash birth marks) Vomiting, reflux, constipation, diarrhea Heart or blood pressure problems Kidney or bladder Bleeding problems Swollen or painful joints Are any of the above problems progressive or ongoing? Yes No Are there family members with the same or similar problem(s)? Yes No If Yes, who & what? If Yes, please circle the item(s) above Behavior Does your child have any behavior problems? Yes No If yes, please check all boxes that apply. head banging nail biting body rocking hand flapping temper tantrums thumbsucking bedwetting disruptive behavior nightmares breathholding hyperactivity inattention self-injury other behavior problems Next to each item checked add the following: For severity: Mild = M; Moderate = Mod; Severe = S For frequency: Daily = D; Weekly = W; Monthly = M For location: Home = H; School = S; Both = B CURRENT SCHOOL PLACEMENT/EARLY INTERVENTION PROGRAM Name of school OR preschool: Current grade:

Has child ever repeated a grade? If Yes, which Does your child have any learning problems? If Yes, are these problems with: Speech Reading Writing Math Have they ever had psychological or educational testing? When? Who did this testing & where was it done? Does your child have an IEP (Individualized Educational Plan)? Yes No Does your child receive: (check all that apply) Frequency/week in school outside of school (if so, where?) Occupational therapy Physical therapy Speech/Language therapy Counseling VIII. PAST MEDICAL HISTORY Has your child had any serious illnesses or injuries so far? Has your child had any hospitalizations or surgeries? Does your child use any special equipment? Has your child had all their immunizations? Does your child have any chronic medical problems? Any medication allergies (Specify) IX. FAMILY HISTORY Mother Father Age: Right or left-handed? Right Left Ethnic Background: Medical problems: Are the parents of this child related by blood? (i.e. cousins, etc.) SIBLINGS: Initials Age (yrs & mos) Sex (M/F) Relationship to Patient: Health Grade in School (Full/Half/Adopted/Step) 1. 2. 3.

4. 5. Check any medical problems in other family members (siblings, grandparents, cousins, etc). Please note which family member(s) has(have) the problem. q Seizures with or without fever q Alcoholism q Headaches or migraines q Blindness q Tics or other movement problems q Early death q Slow development q Chromosome problem q Learning disabilities q Blood clotting problems q Attention deficit disorder q Fainting spells q Mental retardation q Cancer q Alzheimer s disease q Asthma q Stroke q Thyroid disease q Psychiatric disease (depression, etc.) q High blood pressure q Deafness q Heart disease q Coordination problems q Miscarriages or spontaneous abortion q Nerve or muscle disease q Other q Cerebral palsy q Other q Diabetes (sugar too high) q Allergies q Birth defects X. SOCIAL HISTORY Marital Status: Married Single Separated Divorced Child lives with: Who is involved in the caretaking of this child? Thank you for completing this questionnaire! PLEASE FAX COMPLETED FORM TO (651) 356-8486 or BRING TO YOUR CLINIC VISIT