Patient History Questionnaire- Child (5-18 years)

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Patient History Questionnaire- Child (5-18 years) Please fill out the questionnaire carefully and return it to the office 1 week prior to your appointment. The time spent answering the questions will allow the doctor to better plan the assessment. Child s Name: Birth date: School: Teacher: Grade: Parents Names: Home Address; Home Phone; Best Phone # to Call: Would you prefer email correspondence? If so, email address Who Referred you to The Eye Clinic? Person completing the Questionnaire Date Form Completed: If you have received reports from other professionals such as psychologists, teachers, audiologists, speech therapists, occupational therapists, etc., it would be very helpful for you to send these reports to Dr. Matyas along with the questionnaire. NOTES The assessment is approximately 1 hour long Make sure your child is well rested on the day of the appointment If (s)he wears glass for reading, (s)he will need them for the testing Bring your child s health card Payment is by Visa, Mastercard or Debit If you have any questions or concerns that we may answer prior to your appointment, please do not hesitate to contact us. We request a minimum of 48 hours notice if you are unable to keep this appointment. Please be on time for your examination, so that we will have the maximum opportunity to evaluate your child s visual status. Testing is one-on- one with the optometrist.

PRESENT SITUATION AND SYMPTOMS What are the concerns that prompted this vision skills evaluation? _ How long have these concerns been observed? How has the child handled the difficulty? What goal(s) do you hope to accomplish from the visual perceptual evaluation? _ In your opinion, is vision impacting academic performance? Has your child expressed concerns regarding vision? Last Vision evaluation (year) Doctor: City: Does your child currently wear glasses? Reason? Year first prescribed: Has your child previously worn glasses, but not at present? Reason for discontinued wear? Does your child currently wear contact lenses? Has your child previously received vision therapy? Reason: Doctor: If your child has an eye turn, please fill out the following section: At what age did you notice the eye first turn? Has your child had eye surgery? Reason: Doctor: If yes, give details such as age surgery was performed, number of operations, eye operated on and results Has your child had any treatment with a patch?. If yes, please describe the patching schedule

1- always 2- a lot 3- sometimes Put a check on the line if your child has reported, or you have observed the following: skips, inserts or rereads words loses place while reading omits small words when reading mistakes words with similar beginnings and endings uses finger as a marker moves head when reading head close to page when reading reads slowly reduced efficiency /productivity headaches during/after reading blurred distance vision blurred reading vision eyes hurt eyes tire poor reading comprehension comprehension decreases with time frequent blinking during reading frowns, scowls or squints to see avoids/ dislikes near tasks ie. reading fatigues easily during visual tasks rubs eyes during/after visual activity inaccurate/ inconsistent visual attention vision worse at end of day falls asleep when reading double vision words move around the page tilts head during desk work closes or covers one eye one eye turns in, out, up or down difficulty copying from board confuses similar words fails to recognize same word on next page difficulty following verbal instructions says words aloud or moves lips as reads short attention span/loses interest poor printing or handwriting responds better verbally than by writing writes neatly but slowly reverses letters, words or numbers confuses left and right tends to knock things over on desk/table poor recall of visually presented tasks school performance not up to potential nausea associated with visual tasks motion sickness/car sickness easily frustrated light sensitivity variable school performance difficulty aligning number columns seems to know material, but does poorly on tests bumps into people/objects forgetful, poor memory behaviour problems poor ability to organize work indistinct speech

DEVELOPMENTAL HISTORY Full Term Pregnancy? Yes No Normal Birth? Yes No If complications, please explain: Motor Development Did your child crawl ( stomach on floor)? Yes No At what age? Did your child creep ( on all fours)? Yes No. At what age? At what age did your child start to walk? Did your child have difficulty learning to throw or catch a ball? Yes No Did your child have difficulty learning to cut with scissors? Yes No Did your child have difficulty learning to tie shoelaces? Yes No Did your child have difficulty learning to ride a bicycle? Yes No SCHOOL HISTORY Rate your child s progress in the following subjects: 1 Below Average 2 Average 3 Advanced Reading Writing Spelling Arithmetic Child s Current Reading Level: Grade Does your child like school? Yes No Specifically describe any school difficulties Do you feel your child is reaching his/her potential?- Yes No Does the teacher feel you child is achieving his/her potential? Yes No Does your child have an IEP at school?. If so, describe the type of accommodations Does your child like to read? Yes No Voluntarily? Yes No Does your child need to spend a lot of time/effort to maintain this level of performance? Yes No How much time on average does your child spend on homework each day? To what extent do you assist your child with homework? 4

MEDICAL HISTORY Is your child generally healthy? Yes No Has there been any severe childhood illness, high fever, injury or physical impairment? Yes No. If yes, please explain Are there any chronic problems like ear infections, asthma, hay fever allergies? If yes, please list: Name of Physician or Pediatrician: City Is your child currently taking any medications? Yes No Please list medication(s) and their purposes: Has your child previously taken medication for hyperactivity? Yes No Has your child received a hearing test? Yes No Date of test:. Name of Clinic or Dr. Has a hearing or speech deficiency been previously diagnosed? Yes No If yes, please explain: Is there history of concussion or whiplash? Yes No. If yes, please explain Has your child received any of the following special testing with respect to the present learning problem? Yes or No When By Whom Results Occupational Therapy Psychological Neurological Other: Has your child had any special tutoring or therapy? If so, fill out the following: Type of Therapy: Dates: Results: 5

LEISURE TIME ACTIVITIES/ TELEVISION AND COMPUTER VIEWING How much time per day does your child spend watching TV? Viewing Distance? How much time per day does your child spend on the computer/video games? What extracurricular activities does your child enjoy? Are there any activities your child would like to participate in, but doesn t? If so, please explain Additional comments about your child which you feel may be important/ helpful in our treatment of your child: Give a brief description of your child as a person: March 2017 6