Emily Murray MS, RD, LDN Nutritionist / Registered Dietitian 110 West Lancaster Avenue Wayne PA (610)

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Emily Murray MS, RD, LDN Nutritionist / Registered Dietitian 110 West Lancaster Avenue Wayne PA 19087 (610) 574 0079 emilymurray1@gmail.com Dietitian History Questionnaire and Assessment General Information: Name: Today s Date: Occupation: Full time Part time Place of Employment: Address: Phone: Phone #2: Email: Reason for Appointment: Primary Care Provider: Address/Phone: Therapist: Address/Phone: Education level: Grammar School High School College Graduate School Marital Status: Single Married Divorced Separated Widowed Number of Children: Medical History: Height: Current Weight: Please indicate whether you or a family member have/had any of the following conditions: Disease/Condition Self Family Relationship Treatment Asthma Cancer Cardiovascular Disease

Diabetes Drug Dependency Eating Disorder Food Allergies Food Intolerances Kidney Disease Headaches Heart Attack High Cholesterol Hypertension Intestinal Problems Menstrual Problems Mental Health Issues Obesity Osteoporosis Other Are you currently being treated for any medical conditions? Yes No If yes, please specify: List any medications you are currently taking or have taken in the last year: 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. Are you currently taking any food or nutritional/herbal supplements? Yes No If yes, please specify: Have you ever been advised by your physician to follow a special diet? Yes No If yes, please specify: Are you currently following that diet? Yes No If not, why? If yes, what changes have you made? Do you drink alcohol? Yes No Number of drinks per week: Do you smoke cigarettes? Yes No Amount per day: How long have you smoked? If you quit smoking, when? Do you use drugs? Yes No Explain: Menstrual History: (Female Patient): Are you currently menstruating? Yes No Have never menstruated

At what age did you get your first period? Date of last menstrual cycle: Weight at that time: pounds Are your periods regular? Yes No Are you taking birth control pills / estrogen pills? Yes No Do you experience PMS? Yes No If yes, what are your symptoms? Weight/Dieting History: Have you tried to lose weight before? Yes No How many times? Age of first attempt: years What did you do? Why did you go on that diet? Have you ever used any of the following for weight control? If yes, please explain. Commercial diet programs Yes No Liquid diets Yes No Fad diets Yes No Prescription diet pills Yes No Over-the-counter diet pills Yes No Laxatives Yes No Diuretics Yes No Ipecac syrup Yes No Vomiting Yes No Self-designed program Yes No Other Do you experience periods during which you eat uncontrollably? Yes No If yes, how often? At what age did this begin? years Is this followed by: Vomiting Age began: How often? Laxative use Age began: How often? Excessive exercising Age began: How often? Self harm Age began: How often? Negative emotions Age began: How often? Other (explain) Have you ever been diagnosed with an eating disorder? Yes No If yes, please explain: Are you currently or have you ever received treatment? Yes No If yes, please explain: Do you currently exercise for weight control? Yes No Exercise History: Do you exercise? Yes No

Do you have any physical conditions that limit your ability to exercise? Yes No Please specify: Family Weight History: Are any members of your family overweight? Yes No Are any members of your family underweight? Yes No Does anyone in your family diet? Yes No Did/Does anyone in your family have an eating disorder? Yes No Does your family eat meals together? Yes No What meals? What is this like? Eating Habits: Do you skip meals? Yes No How many days per week do you eat: Breakfast: Lunch: Dinner: Do you snack? Yes No If so, when? Do you buy or pack your lunches? Buy # days per week: Pack # days per week: Do you eat out? Yes No How many meals per week? What restaurants do you usually choose? 1. 4. 7. 2. 5. 8. 3. 6. 9. Who usually prepares the food at home? Do you know how to cook? Yes No Who does the grocery shopping? Do you read food labels? Yes No What do you look at on the label? Do the nutrition facts influence your decision to eat the food? Yes No Do you eat standing up? Yes No Do you eat in the car? Yes No Do you eat while watching TV? Yes No Do you eat while reading or on the computer? Yes No Do you eat with others? Yes No Do you eat fast? Yes No Do you eat when bored? Yes No Do you eat when stressed? Yes No Do you eat when you are anxious? Yes No Do you eat when you are lonely? Yes No Do you eat when you are hungry? Yes No

Do you eat when you are not hungry? Yes No Do you avoid certain foods? Yes No If yes, please specify: What are your favorite foods? Malnutrition Symptoms: Do you now or have you ever experienced (for each checked, please add details to explain): Irregular menstrual periods Absent menstrual periods Cold intolerance Tingling sensation in hands or feet Headaches Lightheadedness/Dizziness Fainting Sleeping difficulties Skin changes Hair loss Hair growth on face and/or chest Chest pains Rapid heart beat Shortness of breath Mood swings Episodes of crying for no reason Frequently thinking about food Confusion Difficulty concentrating Anxiety, especially around food Less social interaction with family Frequently tired Memory problems Difficulty making decisions Problems with teeth Sore throat Swollen parotid glands Taste changes Constipation Diarrhea Muscle pain Joint pain Obsessive-compulsive behaviors Feelings of depression Other (explain) Goals/Expectations Do you want to change your eating habits? Yes No

Why? Did you have any expectations from coming to see the nutritionist today? Yes No

Food Frequency Checklist Patient s Name: Date: Check the Frequency the Following Foods are Consumed Beef Never or Less than Once per Week 1-2 Times per Week 3-7 Times per Week More than Once a Day Sausage, Bacon, Lunchmeat Pork Poultry Poultry Prebreaded, e.g. nuggets Poultry Fried Fish Fish Prebreaded, e.g. fish sticks Fish Fried Shellfish Beans Peanut Butter Pizza Milk (Specify Type) Cream Cheese Cheese Regular Cheese Low Fat Cheese Non-Fat Yogurt Ice Cream Frozen Yogurt Eggs Oils Butter Margarine Vegetables Fruits Fruit Juice

Check the Frequency the Following Foods are Consumed Breads Never or Less than Once per Week 1-2 Times per Week 3-7 Times per Week More than Once a Day Cereals Pasta, Noodles, Rice, Etc. (cup) Potatoes Commercial Baked Goods (cookies, donuts, cakes, etc.) (Serving) Cookies Soft Drinks (Non-Diet) (Serving) Snack Crackers (Serving) Nuts and Seeds (1/4 Cup) Potato Chips or Corn Chips (Cup) Sherbets and Ices (1/2 Cup) Candy Frozen Meals Chinese Food Fast Food