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Philpen Risk Assessment Form Revised 2022

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Philpen Risk Assessment Form Revised 2022

This document appears to be a risk assessment form used by a health facility to evaluate patients aged 20 years and older. It collects information on a patient's demographics, medical history, family history, lifestyle risk factors, and results of clinical screenings. Key sections assess for red flags requiring immediate physician referral, note the presence of chronic conditions, and screen for risk factors like tobacco use, alcohol intake, nutrition, physical activity, and biomarkers of disease. Screening results are reviewed to determine risk levels and the need for lifestyle counseling or further clinical evaluation.

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ANNEX C

PHILPEN RISK ASSESSMENT FORM (REVISED 2022)


Adults ≥20 years old

Name of Health Facility: Date of Assessment:

I. PATIENT’S INFORMATION

Patient Name: (SURNAME, Given Name, Middle Name) Age Sex Birthdate:

PHIC No.: Civil Status: Religion Contact No.

Patient's Address:

Persons with Disability ID Card No., if applicable: Employment Status: [ ] Employed [ ] Unemployed [ ] Self-employed

[ ] IP [ ] Non-IP Ethnicity:

II. ASSESS FOR RED FLAGS

2.1 Chest Pain [ ] Yes [ ] No

2.2 Difficulty of Breathing [ ] Yes [ ] No

2.3 Loss of Consciousness [ ] Yes [ ] No

2.4 Slurred Speech [ ] Yes [ ] No

2.5 Facial Asymmetry [ ] Yes [ ] No If YES to ANY, REFER IMMEDIATELY to a Physician


for further management and/or referral to the next level
2.6 Weakness/ Numbness on arm of left on one [ ] Yes [ ] No of care
side of the body

2.7 Disoriented as to time, place and person [ ] Yes [ ] No


If ALL answers are NO, proceed to Part III.
2.8 Chest Retractions [ ] Yes [ ] No

2.9 Seizure or Convulsion [ ] Yes [ ] No

2.10 Act of self-harm or suicide [ ] Yes [ ] No

2.11 Agitated and/or aggressive behavior [ ] Yes [ ] No

2.12 Eye Injury/ Foreign Body on the eye [ ] Yes [ ] No

2.13 Severe Injuries [ ] Yes [ ] No

III. PAST MEDICAL HISTORY

3.1 Hypertension [ ] Yes [ ] No

3.2 Heart Diseases [ ] Yes [ ] No

3.3 Diabetes [ ] Yes [ ] No

3.4 Cancer [ ] Yes [ ] No

3.5 COPD [ ] Yes [ ] No

3.6 Asthma [ ] Yes [ ] No

3.7 Allergies [ ] Yes [ ] No

3.8 Mental, Neurological, and Substance-Abuse [ ] Yes [ ] No


Disorders
3.9 Vision Problems [ ] Yes [ ] No

3.10 Previous Surgical History [ ] Yes [ ] No

3.11 Thyroid Disorders [ ] Yes [ ] No

3.12 Kidney Disorders [ ] Yes [ ] No

IV. FAMILY HISTORY

4.1 Hypertension [ ] Yes [ ] No

4.2 Stroke [ ] Yes [ ] No

4.3 Heart Disease (changed from “Cardiovascular”) [ ] Yes [ ] No

4.4 Diabetes Mellitus [ ] Yes [ ] No

4.5 Asthma [ ] Yes [ ] No

4.6 Cancer [ ] Yes [ ] No

4.7 Kidney Disease [ ] Yes [ ] No

4.8 1st degree relative with premature coronary [ ] Yes [ ] No


disease or vascular disease (includes “Heart
Attack”)

4.9 Family members having TB in the last 5 years. [ ] Yes [ ] No

4.10 Mental, Neurological and Substance Abuse Disorder. [ ] Yes [ ] No

4.11 COPD [ ] Yes [ ] No

V. NCD RISK FACTORS

5.1 Tobacco Use [ ] Q1 Never Used (proceed to Q2) If YES to Q2-Q4, follow the tobacco cessation protocol
(5As) and use Form 1. Tobacco Cessation Referral
[ ] Q2 Exposure to secondhand smoke Protocol, if needed.
[ ] Q3 Former tobacco user (stopped smoking >1 year)

[ ] Q4 Current tobacco user (currently smoking or stopped smoking


<1year)

*remove option: number of packs used in smoking*

5.2 Alcohol Q1. [ ] Never Consumed [ ] Yes, drinks alcohol If NO, congratulate the patient. The patient is at a lower
Intake risk of drinking alcohol.

If YES, proceed using AUDIT SCREENING TOOL (Form


2) to assess alcohol consumption and alcohol problems.

If YES, provide brief advice and/or extended brief advice.


The patient is on the higher risk category level of drinking
Q2. Do you drink 5 or more standard drinks for men, and 4 or more
or in harmful use of alcohol.
for women (in one sitting/occasion) in the past year ? [ ] Yes [ ] No

5.3 Physical Does the patient do at least 2.5 hours a week of moderate-intensity If NO or patient does not reach the recommended
Activity physical activity? hours/week off moderate-intensity physical activity, give
lifestyle modification advice following Annex 1. Healthy
[ ] Yes [ ] No 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 following Annex 2. Nutrition Practice Guidelines for Health
Assessment such as instant noodles, burgers, fries, dried fish), "ihaw-ihaw/fried Professionals in the Primary Care Screening
(e.g.

isaw, barbecue, liver, chicken skin) and high sugar food and drinks
(e.g.

chocolates, cakes, pastries, softdrinks) weekly? [ ] Yes [ ] No

5.5 Weight (kg) 5.6 Height (cm)

5.7 Body Mass Index (wt.[kgs]/ht.[cm]/ht.[cm] x 10,000): 5.8 Waist Circumference (cm): F <80cm M<90

5.9 Blood Pressure (mmHg):

VI. RISK SCREENING

6.1 Hypertension/ Blood Sugar (write NA FBS Result Date Taken:


Diabetes/ if not applicable)
Hypercholesterolemia RBS Result
/ Renal Diseases
CHECK if DM clinical symptoms are present:

[ ] Polyphagia [ ] Polydipsia [ ] Polyuria

Lipid Profile Total Cholesterol : Date Taken:


HDL:
LDL:

VLDL:

Triglyceride:

Urinalysis/ Urine Protein: Date Taken:


Dipstick Test
Ketones: Date Taken:

6.2 Chronic CHECK all applicable: If YES to any of the symptoms, obtain peak expiratory flow rate
Respiratory Diseases (PEFR). Give inhaled salbutamol, then repeat after 15 minutes.
(Asthma and COPD)
[ ] Breathlessness (or a "need for air")
Result:
[ ] Chronic cough
[ ] >20% change from baseline (consider Probable Asthma)
[ ] Sputum (mucous) production
[ ] <20% change from baseline (consider Probable COPD)
[ ] Chest tightness*

[ ] Wheezing*

* These symptoms may be episodic or seasonal, vary over


time and intensity and are worse during night and early
morning

VII. MANAGEMENT

Lifestyle Modification [ ] Yes


[ ] No

Medications:
a. Anti-Hypertensives [ ] Yes [ ] No
b. Oral Hypoglycemic Agents/Insulin [ ] Yes [ ] No

Date of Follow-up:

Remarks:

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