Wheaton College Student Health Services Medical History Report

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WHEATON COLLEGE STUDENT HEALTH SERVICESMEDICAL HISTORY REPORTSEE LAST PAGE FOR INSTRUCTIONS. To be completed by Wheaton College Student; all information must be in English.Name:ID#Last nameFirst nameMIPreferred nameAddress:StreetDate of Entry:/MoCityDate of Birth:Yr/Mo DayStateSex: M/Student’s cell phoneZip FYrMaiden NameStatus: Part-time Full-time Graduate Undergraduate Consortium Modular ELIC Spouse of student EmployeeCampus: Wheaton College HoneyRock/Northwoods Science Station Black HillsHave you previously attended Wheaton College? Yes No If yes, last yearof attendanceIn case of Emergency Notify:(Minors must fill this outwith guardian in the USA)NameState ofHealthMaiden NameAddressHome Phone (with area code)FAMILY HISTORYAge Study Abroad ProgramOccupationAge ofDeathFatherMotherRelationship to studentCell Phone (with area code)Cause of DeathWork Phone (with area code)Immediate Family MedicalHistoryYesNoRelationshipAutoimmune diseaseCancerDiabetesHeart DiseaseKidney l healthdiseaseFamily history of sudden deathbefore age 50 (cause unknown)SiblingsSpouseChildrenPERSONAL HISTORY: Please comment on all yes answers in comment section or on an additional sheet.Have You Had?Y NY enstrual problemsAsperger SyndromeDisordered EatingMononucleosisAsthmaEye problemOrthopaedicBack ProblemGallbladder diseasePneumoniaBipolar DisorderHead injuryPOTSBronchitis, recurrentHeadache, recurrentPTSDCancerHeart condition/MurmurRecent International TravelCeliac DiseaseHepatitisRecurrent ConcussionsChickenpoxHigh Blood PressureSeizuresCounselingHIV/AIDSSelf HarmCrohn’s/Ulcerative ColitisKidney disorderSexually transmitted diseaseNYNSinus conditionSleep DisturbanceStomach DisorderStrep throat, oid disorderTuberculosisUrinary tract infectionWeight gain/loss, recentCOMMENTS:HOSPITALIZATIONS/SURGERY: NoneReason(s)Date(s)List allergies to medications, foods, pollen, molds, other: NoneList medications/herbals taken regularly: NoneList accessibility needs:Other:Student’s Signature (Required)DatePARENTAL CONSENT: If your student is 18 years of age, please complete the Consent for Minors, found on theSHS websiteWebsite: www.wheaton.edu/shsEmail: Student.Health.Services@wheaton.edu Phone: 630-752-5072 Fax: 630-752-55751

1.2.3.4.Have you ever had a period? Yes/NoAge of Onset?How many periods have you had in the past year?Interval between periods?Duration of periods?Are you on medication for your periods? Yes/NoIf "Yes" name of medication:5. Have you gained or lost more then 10 lbs. in the past year?6. Are you happy with your weight? Yes/NoExplain:7. Are you trying to gain or lose weight? Yes/No8. Has anyone recommended you change your weight or diet? Yes/No9. Do you limit or carefully control what you eat? Yes/No10. Have you ever had discomfort, pain, orpressure in your chest during exercise?11. Does your heart race or skip beats duringexercise?Yes/NoGENERAL MEDICALStudent Athlete SignatureWebsite: www.wheaton.edu/shsID#:Year:16. Have you ever experienced any of the following:"Burner" or "Stinger"Head injury or concussion/ How Many?"Blacked out"/"Knocked out"Confusion or memory loss due to hit to headSeizures/EpilepsyHospitalization due to a concussion or mild traumatic braininjuryHeadaches with exerciseNumbness, tingling, or weakness in your arms or legs afterfalling or being hitInability to move a limb due to a hit or a fall17. Have you ever had an injury, illness, or surgery (i.e.sprain, strain, tendonitis, fracture, stress fracture, dislocation,etc.) that caused you to miss a practice or game?Yes/No12. Have you ever fainted or passed out during or Yes/Noafter exercise?13. Has a doctor ever ordered a test for yourYes/Noheart? (i.e. EKG, echocardiogram)14. Has a doctor ever told you that you have:High Blood Pressure Yes/NoHigh CholesterolYes/NoHeart MurmurYes/NoHeart InfectionYes/NoAbnormal Heart Beat Yes/NoSickle Cell DiseaseYes/No15. Do you have a family history of the following:Sudden DeathYes/NoDeath under age 50 Yes/NoHeart DiseaseYes/NoHeart AttackYes/NoPassing out/Syncope Yes/NoSickle Cell DiseaseYes/NoHigh Blood Pressure Yes/NoMarfan's SyndromeYes/NoExplain "Yes" answers here (Please number the answer.):CARDIOLOGY QUESTIONS:NEUROLOGICAL QUESTIONS:Sex:ORTHOPEDIC QUESTIONS:FEMALES ONLY:Name:DOB:Wheaton CollegeComplete Only If New Intercollegiate AthleteAthletics Medical HistorySport(s):Cell NoYes/NoYes/NoYes/NoYes/No18. Have you had a bone or joint injury that required x-rays,MRI, CT, surgery, injections, rehabilitation, physical therapy,a brace, a cast, or crutches?19. Have you had any fractures or stress fractures in the past Yes/Notwo years?Circle the following body part(s) that apply to the above threequestions:HeadHandWristNeckChestLower ther Organs:Yes/No20. Have you been told that you have or have you had an xray for atlantoaxial (neck) instability?21. Has a doctor ever denied or restricted your participation Yes/Noin sports for any reason?Yes/No22. Do you have or have you had any of the following? If"Yes" please circle.CancerAsthmaChicken Pox DiabetesHeat IllnessHepatitisHerniaPneumonia UlcersMeaslesMonoHigh/Low Blood SugarBirth DeformitiesRheumatic FeverKidney DiseaseTuberculosisShortness of BreatheHospitalizationSurgeryYes/No23. Are you currently taking any prescription or nonprescription (over-the-counter) medications?Yes/No24. Do you have allergies to medicines, pollens, foods, orstinging insects?Yes/No25. Are you taking supplements?26. Do you cough, wheeze, or have difficulty breathing during Yes/Noor after exercise?Yes/No27. Do you or a family member have a history of asthma orexercise induced bronchospasms?28. Were you born without, missing, or have lost function of Yes/Noan organ (ovary, kidney, eye, testicle, etc.)?Yes/No29. Do you have any skin disorders (herpes, cold sores,rashes, acne, eczema)?Yes/No30. Have you had any chronic medical problems (chronicfatigue, thyroid condition, diabetes, etc.)?31. Do you wear glasses or contacts for athletics?Yes/No32. Have you had any problems with your vision?Yes/NoYes/No33. Do you regularly use braces, pads, mouth guards,assistive devices, neck rolls, goggles, etc.?34. Have you ever received Chiropractic care?Yes/NoDateEmail: Student.Health.Services@wheaton.edu Phone: 630-752-5072 Fax: 630-752-55752

WHEATON COLLEGE, IL MEDICAL EXAMINATION FORMThis form will meet the medical exam requirement for general entrance and athletic participation. The medical examination must be within one yearprior to date of entrance, unless student is an Intercollegiate Athlete, in which case the medical exam must be done 6 months or less prior to start ofsport.TO THE EXAMINING MEDICAL PROVIDER . Please review the student’s medical history, complete the medical examination form, and comment on allabnormal answers. Please add any laboratory diagnostic exams that are age/medical history appropriate.NameWt. MStudent ID #Ht.BMI FDate of BirthPulseB/PPlease use the CDC.gov BMI calc.LMP date:Regular YesVisionCorrected:Uncorrected:R 20/L 20/ NoHow many periods in a year?Medications:Contact Lenses: Yes NoGlasses:Yes NoAllergies:Food Allergies:Clinical EvaluationCheck each item inappropriate column, at right.Enter “N.E.” if not evaluated.NormalAbnormalMusculoskeletal ExamNormalAbnormal(Indicate L/R)1. Appearance2. Skull, Scalp, Face, Neck,ThyroidC-SpineThoracic, Lumbar, Sacral SpineL3. Nose and SinusesRShoulders4. Mouth (tongue, gingivae, teeth)5. Throat and Tonsils6. Ears (Int. and Ext. canals)7. Eyes (pupils, E.O.M.,ElbowsWristsconjunctiva)8. Lungs and ChestHand/Fingers(include Breasts)9. Heart(rhythm, sounds, andMurmurs. Examine in sitting,recumbent, and left recumbentpositions before and afterexercise.)Hips10. Abdomen/Pelvis andViscera (include hernia)Upper Legs11. Endocrine System12. G-U SystemKneesLower Legs(optional for females) males: testes13. SkinAnkles14. Lymphatic GlandsFeet/Toes15. Neuro/PsychOther:Required: Recommendations for physical activity for intercollegiate, intramurals, club sports, travel abroad, general education requirements, internships.(Please complete or student cannot compete/participate):Cleared without restrictionCleared, with recommendations for further evaluation or treatment for:Not Cleared for All Sports Certain Sports:Reason for Non-Clearance:Recommendations:If this student is an intercollegiate athlete, they must acknowledge education of sickle cell screening through blood test, waiver, or consent to testing. For further information,visit NCAA.org. To request a waiver for this test, please contact the Wheaton College Athletic Department at 630-752-5738. Intercollegiate Athletes must complete Medical Examination by a M.D. or D.O per NCAA rules and Wheaton College Athletic Department. M.D., D.O., PA, or NP SignatureDateMedical Providers Name (please print or use stamp):PhoneFax:Address:Website: www.wheaton.edu/shsEmail: Student.Health.Services@wheaton.edu Phone: 630-752-5072 Fax: 630-752-55753

Name:Student ID #Date of Birth:TUBERCULOSIS (TB) SCREENING QUESTIONNAIREStudent: please fill out and submit form to SHS as this is part of your entrance medical requirements, even if youhave not had any prior testing.Prior Testing: No YesHave you had a TB blood test (IGRA)? No YesIf yes, result: Negative PositiveHave you had a TB skin test (PPD)?Please answer questions 1-16 and provide an explanation if theanswer is “YES.”1. Have you ever been told by a doctor or healthcare provider that youhad active TB?2. Have you ever taken medication for TB? Which medication(s)? Whatyear?3. Have you ever had a BCG vaccine for TB? (BCG does not exemptyou from this requirement)4. Have you ever been told by a health care provider that your immunesystem is not working right or that you cannot fight infection? (e.g.immune disorder or illness)Date:If yes, result: Negative PositiveDate:Explanation Y N Y N Y N Y N5. Have you cared for, or lived with, anyone diagnosed with active TBdisease in the past year? Y N6. Have you worked or volunteered in a setting where TB may be morecommon, such as a homeless shelter, nursing home, group home, orprison, in the past year? Y N7. In what country were you born?8. If you were not born in the USA, since what year have you been in the USA?9. Have you lived in any other country for greater than one year?10. Have you traveled outside the USA in the past year? Y NIf yes, where and when? Y NIf yes, please provide the following information.CountryLength of stay (in days/weeks)CountryLength of stay (in days/weeks)CountryLength of stay (in days/weeks)11. Have you received a live vaccine in the past 6 weeks? (e.g. measles,mumps, rubella, chickenpox, or shingles) Y N12. Persistent coughing (3 weeks or more)13. Coughing up blood or bloody sputum14. Night sweats (soak the sheets)15. Unexplained weight loss?16. Unexplained, excessive fatigue?17. Fever of unknown origin? Y N Y N Y N Y N Y N Y NSHS will review this form and reply to your my.wheaton email account if you need an individual plan for further testing or treatment. Treatment mayinclude a PPD skin test(s) or an IGRA blood test. Depending on your individual plan, these services may be available through Student HealthServices.For non-SHS Medical Providers, please use TB SCREENING SUPPLEMENT FOR MEDICAL PROVIDERS (page 6) to provide additional documentation.Website: www.wheaton.edu/shsEmail: Student.Health.Services@wheaton.edu Phone: 630-752-5072 Fax: 630-752-55754

Name:Student ID #Date of Birth:IMMUNIZATIONS REQUIRED BY WHEATON COLLEGECertain immunizations are required by the State of Illinois for all incoming college students. Other immunizations are recommended by Wheaton College.This form must be completed in English, including month, day, and year for each immunization. Alternatively, you may attach an official immunization report.Report must include healthcare provider signature or office stamp.*TETANUS/DIPHTHERIA/PERTUSSIS3 doses required. One dose must be Tdap, the most recent dose must be received within 10 years prior to term of current enrollment. At least sixmonths required between 2nd and 3rd dose.DIPHTHERIA, PERTUSSIS,TETANUS orDIPHTHERIA, TETANUS#1#2#3#4MONTH DAY YEARMONTH DAY YEARMONTH DAY YEARMONTH DAY YEARLATEST BOOSTER*TdapMONTH DAY YEARMONTH DAY YEAR*Consider Tdap/Adacel for Booster if appropriate*MENINGITIS CONJUGATE (Menactra or Menveo)*MCV4 (Menactra or Menveo)Must have 1 dose on, or after, age of 16 years oldMONTHDAYYEAR*M.M.R. (Measles, Mumps, Rubella)Two doses of M.M.R. at least 28 days apart after 12 months old. Born before 1957, no immunization required.#1#2MONTH DAY YEARMONTHM.M.R. (MEASLES, MUMPS, --Fill out this portion ONLY IF M.M.R. requirement has not been met.------------------------------MEASLES (Rubeola): If given instead of M.M.R., two doses required. Dose #1 given 1/1/68 or later and after first birthday.(MMR is preferred for second dose – see MMR section.) Dose #2 given at least 30 days after initial dose OR Report of Immune Titer.*MUMPS: If given instead of M.M.R., two doses required given 1/1/68 or later and after first birthday OR report of Immune Titer.*RUBELLA (German Measles): If given instead of M.M.R., one dose required given 1/1/68 or later and after first birthday OR Report of Immune Titer. *MEASLES#1#2MONTH DAY YEARMUMPS#1RUBELLA#1TITER RESULTSMONTH DAY YEAR#2MONTH DAY YEARTITER RESULTSMONTH DAY YEAR*Attach copy ofALL lab reportsin English.TITER RESULTSMONTH DAY YEARIMMUNIZATIONS RECOMMENDED BY WHEATON COLLEGEPOLIO Recommended *Please circle which vaccine givenOPV (oral) Or#1#2IPV (injected)MONTH DAY YEARMONTH DAY YEAR#3#5#4MONTH DAY YEARMONTH DAY YEARHEPATITIS B Recommended (Three doses of vaccine OR a positive surface antibody)#1#2#3HEPATITIS BHEPATITIS BIMMUNIZATIONSURFACE ANTIBODYMONTH DAY YEARMONTH DAY YEARMONTH DAY YEARMONTHDAYYEARRESULT:REACTIVEMONTH DAY YEARNON-REACTIVEVARICELLA (CHICKENPOX) Recommended (Either a history of chicken pox, a positive Varicella antibody, or two doses of vaccine given at least onemonth apart)RESULT:VARICELLAREACTIVEHISTORY OF DISEASE YESNOORANTIBODYMONTH DAY H DAY YEARMONTH DAY YEAROTHER IMMUNIZATIONS RECEIVED (i.e. Hepatitis A, Typhoid, HPV, Yellow Fever, Meningitis B, Menomune, etc.)#1#2MONTH DAY YEAR#1#3MONTH DAY YEAR#2MONTH DAY YEAR#3MONTH DAY YEARRequired Medical Provider SignaturePrint NameE-mail#4MONTH DAY YEAR#5MONTH DAY YEAR#4MONTH DAY YEARMONTH DAY YEAR#5MONTH DAY YEARMONTH DAY YEARDatePhoneFax:Address:Immunization Exemption Policy By Illinois State law, a student may be exempt from immunizationsfor one of only two reasons: medical or religious. To request an immunization exemption form, pleaseemail Student.Health.Services@wheaton.edu. All completed forms will be reviewed by the Directorof Student Health Services for approval. This is part of the entrancerequirements.Website: www.wheaton.edu/shsEmail: Student.Health.Services@wheaton.edu Phone: 630-752-5072 Fax: 630-752-55755

TB SCREENING SUPPLEMENT FOR MEDICAL PROVIDERSThis page should be provided to your medical provider if a new PPD skin test has been administered or an IGRA blood test has been completedbased on the information on the TB Screening Questionnaire (page 4). Student please provide this supplement to your medical provider tocomplete if they administered/performed one of these tests. If you have prior testing or TB Treatment, please provide the officialreport(s).Patient Name/Last/FirstTST/PPDDate obtained/Month/DayDate of birthDate ron Gamma Release Assay (IGRA)Date obtained//MonthResult: negativeDayIf IGRA positive,progress to chest x-ray(specify method): QFT T-Spotindeterminate /borderlineChest X-ray: (Required if IGRA is positive)Date of chest x-ray//DayIf positive, refer toCDC.gov rubric.Progress to IGRAtestingYearpositiveMonthStudent ID numberReport attachedResult: normal abnormalReport attachedYearMedication Section:Were they advised to take medication because of the positiveresults? NoIf yes, did they accept medication? NoYesIf yes, what medication(s) were prescribed?Date Started://Date Ended:Yes//Additional Notes:1.2.3.4.If BCG was received, an IGRA is preferred to a PPD.If immune deficient, testing may be falsely negative and there is greater risk of progression from LTBI to activediseaseIf a live vaccine was recently received or patient is ill, consider delaying IGRA testing until 4-6 weeks after vaccination or illness to avoid a falsepositive result.If PPD positive complete IGRA. If IGRA is positive, send chest x-rayresultsTUBERCULOSIS (TB) RISK ASSESSMENT- Management of Positive TST or IGRAAll students with a positive IGRA with no signs of active disease on chest x-ray should receive recommendation to be treated for latent TBwith appropriate medication. However, students in the following groups are at increased risk of progression from LTBI to TB disease andshould be prioritized to begin treatment as soon as possible. Infected with HIVRecently infected with M. tuberculosis (within the past 2 years)History of untreated or inadequately treated TB disease, including persons with fibrotic changes on chest radiograph consistent with prior TB disease.Receiving immunosuppressive therapy such as tumor necrosis factor-alpha (TNF) antagonists, systemic corticosteroids equivalent to/greater than 15mg of prednisone per day, or immunosuppressive drug therapy following organtransplant.Diagnosed with silicosis, diabetes mellitus, chronic renal failure, leukemia, or cancer of the head, neck or lungHave had a gastrectomy or jejunoileal bypassWeigh less than 90% of their ideal body weightCigarette smokers and persons who abuse drugs and/or alcoholHealth Care ProviderNameAddressSignatureFaxWebsite: www.wheaton.edu/shsPhoneEmail: Student.Health.Services@wheaton.edu Phone: 630-752-5072 Fax: 630-752-55756

WHEATON COLLEGE STUDENT HEALTH SERVICES MEDICAL FORMSMyWheaton.edu email is the official communication of Wheaton College. Please be sure to check yourWheaton College email regularly for updates on your submitted health requirements and other collegeannouncements.FormPage 1-2Medical HistoryFormPage 3Medical ExaminationFormPage 4TuberculosisScreeningQuestionnaireFormPage 5Required Immunizationsand RecommendedImmunizationsFormPage 6Tuberculosis ScreeningSupplement for MedicalProviders**If necessaryFilled out bystudent*Completepage twoONLY ifstudentathlete*Parent is to fillout MinorConsent ifstudent is aminor on August1st or later.Filled out by M.D., D.O.,NP, or PA*If you are anIntercollegiate Athlete,the MedicalExamination must becompleted and signedby a MD or DO perNCAA rules andWheaton CollegeAthletic Departmentwithin six months of thestart of sportFilled out bystudentFilled out by MedicalDoctor, PhysicianAssistant, or NursePractitioner with officestamp OR can submitofficial record ofimmunizations fromoffice with office stampFilled out by Medical Doctor,Physician Assistant, or NursePractitioner with office stamp**Required onlyif MD, PA, or NP administersTB Test.2 easy way to submit your forms securely:Preferred Method:Submit your forms through NorthwesternMyChart. All communication will be donethrough MyChart.Your MyChart access code will be providedthrough your my.wheaton.edu email address.Please be looking for this email with yourMyChart letter with your unique access codefrom Student Health Services’ email by May23rd, 2022.ORMail to:Wheaton College, Student HealthServices, 501 College Ave, Wheaton, IL60187, postmarked by July 1st, 2022.Website: www.wheaton.edu/shsIncomplete Student Health Services Requirements:If health entrance forms are not completed and submittedby the deadline of July 1st, 2022 by 11:59pm CDT, alate fee of 100.00 and/or a registration hold may beplaced on the student’s account.Phone: 630.752.5072Extension requests for submission of entrance medicalrequirement forms must be made from student’s WheatonCollege email by June 15th, 2022 and are approved at thediscretion of the SHS staff.Email: Student.Health.Services@wheaton.edu Phone: 630-752-5072 Fax: 630-752-55757

To request a waiver for this test, please contact the Wheaton College Athletic Department at 630-752-5738. Intercollegiate Athletes must complete Medical Examination by a M.D. or D.O per NCAA rules and Wheaton College Athletic Department.