Provenance Rehabilitation Pelvic Intake Form

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Patient Name: Age: Weight: Gender: Male Female Provenance Rehabilitation Pelvic Intake Form Date: DOB: Occupation: Relationship Status: Hobbies / Leisure Activities: Exercise Routine: Briefly describe your current complaint: When did this problem begin? Is it getting better worse same Rate your feelings as to the severity of this problem: 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 0 = not a problem 10 = major problem Do you now have or do you have a history of the following? Bladder infections Urinary frequency, hesitancy, urgency Pelvic pain Low back pain/sciatica Multiple Sclerosis Childhood bladder problems Trouble holding back gas Vaginal dryness Constant dribbling of urine Interstitial Cystitis / Painful Bladder Constipation, IBS, chronic diarrhea Chron s Disease Joint problems Abdominal pain Emphysema/bronchitis Sexually transmitted diseases HIV/AIDS Fecal incontinence Smoking habit Blood in urine Trouble feeling bladder fullness Pelvic Organ Prolapse o Type: o Grade: Cancer: Type: Sleep Disorders Drug Addiction Fatigue, Chronic Fatigue Syndrome Fibromyalgia Allergies: Other (please list)

Ob/Gyn History (if appropriate): Contraceptive History Currently using a form of birth control? Y / N Type of contraception used (condom / pill / IUD / implantable / cervical fluid): If oral contraceptives, how long were they taken? # Vaginal deliveries: # C-sections # Episiotomies Forceps Y / N Complications with delivery / post-partum: Pelvic Surgical History: Menstrual History: Age at onset? Date of last menstrual cycle? Painful periods? Pain with ovulation? Regular cycles? Menopause? Pain with tampon insertion? Hormonal Treatment? Any other significant factors in Ob/Gyn history, please describe: Sexual Function: For pelvic health, sexual function is an important component to be addressed. These questions are helpful in creating a complete treatment plan for you. However, please know you may choose not to disclose any portion of the following information. Please circle any applicable items: Are you currently sexually active? Y / N / It s complicated Orgasm, erectile, clitoral function circle any that apply: Premature ejaculation Painful penetration (vaginal / rectal) Difficulty with erection Painful ejaculation Nocturnal erections Lack of orgasm Pain with orgasm Arousal without completion Low libido / lack of desire

History of sexual abuse? Leakage of urine during intercourse? Latex allergy? Lubricant allergy / sensitivity If you use a vaginal or rectal lubricant, what type do you use? Bladder/Bowel Habits: Number of times you urinate during the day? 3-5 6-9 10-13 >13 Number of times you urinate after going to bed? 0 1-2 2-3 >3 # of bowel movements per day? 0-1 1-2 2-3 >3 Consistency of stool: Loose Normal Hard Do you take your time to empty your bladder? Can you stop the flow of urine? Do you strain to pass urine? Do you strain to pass feces? Do you empty your bladder frequently, before the urge? Do you ignore the urge to defecate? Does your bladder feel full after urination? Do you have a slow, hesitant urine stream? Do you have triggers that make you feel you can t wait to urinate or defecate? Fluid Intake per day (one glass is 8 oz or one cup): 1-2 2-3 3-4 4-5 >5 Number of Caffeinated glasses per day: 0 1-2 2-3 3-4 4-5 >5 Number of Alcoholic glasses per day: 0 1-2 2-3 3-4 4-5 >5 Urine/Fecal Leakage Questions: Number of urinary leakages daily: 1 2 3 4 5 >5 Number of fecal/bowel leakages daily: 1 2 3 4 5 >5 Severity of Leakage: None Few drops Wets underwear Wets outerwear Protection worn: None Minipad Maxipad Full undergarment Position or Activity with Leakage: Vigorous activity Light activity Changing positions Walking to toilet Strong urge to go Intercourse or sexual activity No activity changes leakage (constant)

Pelvic Pain Questions: I have pain with Sexual intercourse Urination Defecation At Rest Sitting Standing Tight clothes Exercise Menstruation Orgasm Pain is located. Deep Surface Vagina Urethra Anus Penile shaft Penile tip Clitoris Labia Scrotum Hip Pubic Rectum Tailbone / Coccyx Tailbone / Sacrum Pubic bone Right side / Left side / Both sides Approximate pain onset date: Pain is relieved by: Pain is worsened by: Medications, supplements, herbals or topicals: Due to privacy regulations, we require your permission to email you and to leave messages on your answer machine (re: appointment reminders and/or rescheduling appointments) or with any individual who answers the number you provide, identifying ourselves as Provenance Rehabilitation. Do we have your permission to leave such messages and to email you? Yes No Initials:

Consent for Evaluation and Treatment I acknowledge and understand that I have been referred to for evaluation and treatment of pelvic floor dysfunction. I understand that to evaluate and treat my condition it may be necessary, initially and periodically, to have my physical therapist perform an internal pelvic floor muscle exam to assess strength, range of motion, scar mobility and muscle length. I understand that no guarantees have been or can be provided regarding the success of therapy. I hereby request and consent to the evaluation and treatment to be provided by the physical therapists of Provenance Rehabilitation. Patient Name (Please Print): Patient Signature: Date: Signature of parent or guardian (if applicable):