Ob Gyn Patient History Form Template
Streamline Patient Information Collection with This Template
Gathering comprehensive health information can be a daunting task for any OB/GYN. This OB/GYN Patient History Form Template is designed to simplify that process, helping you efficiently compile critical data from your patients about their health and pregnancy history. You'll benefit from time savings, improved patient communication, and the ability to provide tailored care-all while ensuring your forms comply with WCAG standards for accessibility. Experience how easy it is to customize and integrate this template into your practice's workflow.
When to use this form
Use this form before a first prenatal visit, an annual well-woman exam, preconception counseling, or when a patient reports abnormal bleeding, pelvic pain, or possible pregnancy. It gives you a clear picture of cycles, obstetric history, symptoms, and risk factors so you can triage and plan care fast. Pair it with the Patient information form to pre-fill demographics and contacts, and the Doctor information form to coordinate referring or primary care providers. Clinics can also send it ahead of telehealth visits to reduce charting time and guide labs or imaging on day one. The result: fewer follow-up calls, safer prescriptions, and a more personalized plan.
Must Ask Ob Gyn Patient History Questions
- What is the date of your last menstrual period (LMP), and are your cycles regular?
LMP pinpoints pregnancy dating and helps assess irregular bleeding, perimenopause, or contraception needs. Cycle regularity guides timing for labs, ultrasounds, and fertility counseling.
- How many pregnancies have you had (including miscarriages and abortions), and what were the outcomes or complications?
A detailed obstetric history flags risks for the current visit or pregnancy. It helps you prepare counseling, prophylaxis, and appropriate monitoring.
- What gynecologic symptoms are you experiencing now (pain, abnormal bleeding, discharge, itching, or urinary issues)?
Specific symptoms and duration drive triage, from urgent evaluation of ectopic warning signs to routine workups. Clarity reduces follow-up messages and ensures you order the right tests first.
- What contraception or hormones do you use, and when was your last Pap or HPV test?
Knowing method and hormone use prevents interactions and supports safe prescribing. Last screening date and results keep you on the right Pap/HPV schedule; for a complete medication list and allergies, capture details in the Medical information form.
- Do you have a personal or family history of breast, ovarian, uterine, or colon cancer?
These histories can change screening, genetic counseling, and imaging decisions. If more detail is needed, have patients complete the Family medical history form.
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