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Today s Date: Basic Information Name: Age: Gender: Date of Birth: Phone Number: Email Address: I prefer to be contacted via (please circle): phone email Reason for your visit: Occupation: Do you have children? Yes No Are you pregnant? Yes No Due Date With whom do you live? (Include friends, roommates, children, parents, relatives) Health Information Current Medical Conditions: Past Medical Conditions: Family Medical History: High Blood Pressure High Cholesterol Heart Disease Diabetes Cancer Eating Disorder Food Allergies Other Current Medications (include prescription and over-the-counter products): Current Vitamin/Supplements (vitamins/minerals, protein/amino acid supplements, herbal, diet pills): Please indicate how often you experience the following symptoms (circle): Heartburn Often Sometimes Rarely Gas Often Sometimes Rarely Bloating Often Sometimes Rarely Stomach pain Often Sometimes Rarely Nausea/vomiting Often Sometimes Rarely Diarrhea Often Sometimes Rarely Constipation Often Sometimes Rarely Low energy Often Sometimes Rarely Loss/thinning of hair Often Sometimes Rarely

Lifestyle Information Do you smoke/ use tobacco products? (circle) Often Sometimes Rarely Never Do you drink alcohol? (circle) Often Sometimes Rarely Never On average, how many hours of sleep do you get per night? Weekdays Weekends Do you currently exercise? Yes No Is there any reason you cannot or should not exercise? Activity Cardio/Aerobics (walking, jogging, biking, swimming, elliptical trainer) Strength Training (weight lifting) Sports/Leisure Type/Intensity (low-moderate-high) # Days per week Duration per session (minutes) Yoga/Stretching Other (specify/describe) Weight History Would you like to be weighed today? Yes No Current Weight: Height: For how long have you been at your current weight? Have you had any recent changes in your weight that you are concerned about? Yes No If yes, describe weight change and time frame: What do you think is a realistic weight for you?

Nutrition History Have you worked with a Dietitian or Nutritionist in the past? Yes No If so, who, when, why: Do you follow any special diet/nutritional program, check all that apply: Low fat Vegetarian Weight loss No dairy Low carb Vegan Weight gain Diabetic High protein Gluten Free Low sodium Other If other please describe: Do you have any food allergies, sensitivities, or intolerances? Yes No Eating Patterns Where do you eat most often? How often do you eat out? Who do you eat with? Who cooks? Who shops? How often do you shop for groceries? How many meals a day do you eat? How many snacks a day do you eat? Do you use any meal replacement products? If yes, what kind/how often? Eating Style: Related to how you eat on a regular basis, check all that apply: Fast eater Poor snack choices Slow eater Do not plan meals/snacks Emotional eater (sad, bored, stressed, etc.) Time constraints Late night eater Dislike healthy food Eat too little Confused about food/nutrition Eat too much Picky eater

Intake Pattern Please indicate how often you eat the following foods per day or per week How often to you eat: Per day, or Per Week Fruit Vegetables Breads, bagels, rice, pasta, cereal, other grains Dairy products (yogurt, cheese, milk) Red meat Poultry (chicken, turkey) Pork/ham Fish Plant-based protein (tofu, soy, beans, hummus, tempeh) Nuts/seeds (peanuts/peanut butter, almonds, cashews, sunflower seeds) Added fats/oils (salad dressing, cooking oils, butter, margarine, gravy) Sweet foods (ice cream, chocolate, cookies, cakes, candy) Snack foods (potato chips, pretzels, crackers) Please indicate how often you consume the following beverages per day or per week Beverage Type Daily Amount Weekly Amount Water Alternate dairy product Type: Juice natural fruit drink Soda regular diet Coffee reg. decaf latte Tea reg. decaf Alcohol: wine beer liquor Thank you! Please hand assessment form to ONS staff.

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