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CLINICO Socio Case Format - DM, HTN

The document outlines a comprehensive clinico-social case format for patient assessment, including personal, family, and environmental histories, as well as clinical examination details. It emphasizes the importance of various factors such as dietary habits, socio-economic status, and community diagnosis in understanding the patient's health. The format also includes sections for provisional diagnosis, management, and health education for the individual and family.

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CLINICO Socio Case Format - DM, HTN

The document outlines a comprehensive clinico-social case format for patient assessment, including personal, family, and environmental histories, as well as clinical examination details. It emphasizes the importance of various factors such as dietary habits, socio-economic status, and community diagnosis in understanding the patient's health. The format also includes sections for provisional diagnosis, management, and health education for the individual and family.

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CLINICO-SOCIAL CASE

Clinico-social case format

Name

Age

Gender

Occupation (type of job and nature of job) – (nature of job – sedentary/moderate/heavy)

Religion

Education

Complete residential address (door number, street, locality, area) – (To assess on certain

epidemiological factors like epidemic/endemic nature, geographic trends, follow up)

Chief presenting complaints

(May be one or two complaints that made the patient to come to the hospital)

(Present it in chronological order)

H/O presenting illness

Elaborate the chief complaints (duration, mode of onset, severity, aggravating and relieving

factors)

Associated symptoms (related to the system involved) – Cardinal symptoms of the particular

system involved

Past History

H/O Tuberculosis, SHT, DM, Chronic medical illness, any other illness (duration, treatment for the

illness, complications due to the illness)

Personal history
Dietary habits (vegetarian/non vegetarian)

Smoking (duration, age started smoking, type [cigar/beedi/any other], frequency [number] per day, any

withdrawal symptoms

Alcoholism (duration, age started, type of alcohol, frequency and quantity per drink, any withdrawal

symptoms]

H/O of any drug abuse: (name of the drug, frequency of use, any withdrawal symptoms)

Bowel/bladder habit

Sleep-wake cycle

Family history (include everyone in the family)

SNo Name of the Relationship Education Occupation Income H/O


family member to HOF similar
(patient) illness in
the family/
health
status
1.

PEDIGREE CHART

Type of family: Nuclear / Joint family/ 3 generation family

Any problems in the family (problem family, broken family, pathological family)

Total income of the family and Per-capita income

Socio economic status: (Using modified kuppuswamy classification/BG Prasad classification)

Dietary history:

Use 24 hours recall method – Ask the patient regarding his diet consumed the day before and the diet

should be converted into calories.

Compare it with the reference standard. (RDA – for that particular age group, using the Indian
reference men / women criteria

Comment on the calories (excess/deficit)

Environmental history

Type of house (Pucca/Semi pucca/Kutcha)

Situation/location:

Set back (present / absent)

Floor, roof, walls, windows, number of rooms:

Ventilation: adequate/inadequate

Lighting: adequate/inadequate

Separate kitchen: yes/no (method of storage of food materials). Fuel used, exhaust+/-, garbage disposal

Separate store room: Storage of raw materials

Separate toilet:

Habit of Open air defecation:

Overcrowding: (define according to number rooms per person, space availability/sex separation)

Solid waste: storage, transport, disposal (frequency of disposal from the house)

Water: Source, storage, palatability, color, odor, whether the water is disinfected or not. water used

for cooking purpose

Peri-domestic sanitation: Fly breeding and mosquito breeding source

H/O pet animals: If yes detailed history of the premises of the animals reared. Immunization history of

the animals, cleaning of the animals, animal excreta disposal

Pest/rodent menace +/-

Socio cultural history: (Pertaining to the case)


Knowledge

Attitude

Practice

Local cultural habits/beliefs/customs

Other important histories

Immunization History (Under-five case presentation)

Developmental history: (Under-five with MR/Hypothyroidism/Severe Malnutrition etc)

Drug history/Treatment history: (Drug intake, duration, frequency per day, dose if the patient knows

etc)

Menstrual History: (Antenatal /PNC /Adolescent girl with Anemia) – age at menarche / menopause;

duration of cycles and regularity; no. of days of flow and quantity; menstrual hygiene

Marital history: (Antenatal /PNC)

Dietary history for infant case: when breast feeding was started after delivery, pre lacteal feeds,

colostrum, exclusive BF, weaning.

GENERAL EXAMINATION

Built, nourishment, consciousness, orientation,

Pallor, icterus, cyanosis, clubbing, pedal edema, lymph-adenopathy (PICCLE)

Anthropometric measurements: height and weight (BMI)

HC, CC, MUAC (U5 case)

VITAL SIGNS: pulse, blood pressure (three measurements with 5 minutes interval), Respiratory rate,

temp

CLINICAL EXAMINATION: System examination (CVS, RS, PER abdomen, CNS)


Evaluation of hydration status: ADD case

Breast and thyroid examination: ANC/PNC

PROVISIONAL DIAGNOSIS (INDIVIDUAL-– ABOUT THE DISEASE IN THE INDIVIDUAL)

age, gender, diagnosis with/without complications

COMMUNITY DIAGNOSIS - INCLUDE THE FACTORS LIKE (SOCIAL, CULTURAL,

FAMILIAL, ECONOMIC, ENVIRONMENTAL FACTORS)

WHICH LEVEL OF PREVENTION IS FAILED?

MANAGEMENT

INVESTIGATIONS

TREATMENT

HEALTH EDUCATION- INDIVIDUAL AND FAMILY

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