## Client Intake Form
**Date of Intake:** 1 November 2024
**Client Information:**
* **Full Name:** Sarah Elizabeth Jenkins
* **Date of Birth:** 15 March 1988
* **Age:** 36 years
* **Gender:** Female
* **Address:** 12 Elm Street, Anytown, AB1 2CD
* **Phone Number:** 07700 900321
* **Email Address:** sarah.jenkins@example.com
* **Preferred Language:** English
* **Marital Status:** Married
* **Occupation:** Teacher
**Emergency Contact Information:**
* **Name:** David Jenkins
* **Relationship:** Husband
* **Phone Number:** 07700 900322
**Medical History:**
* **Current Medications:** Sertraline 50mg daily, Folic Acid 400mcg daily
* **Allergies:** Penicillin (rash), Latex (skin irritation)
* **Past Medical History:** Mild asthma (childhood, well-controlled), Seasonal allergies, History of anxiety (managed)
* **Surgical History:** Appendectomy (2005)
* **Family Medical History:** Maternal grandmother had type 2 diabetes. Paternal grandfather had hypertension.
* **Immunisation Status:** Up to date with all routine vaccinations (Tetanus, Diphtheria, Pertussis, MMR, Varicella, Influenza - most recent October 2024).
**Presenting Complaint/Reason for Visit:**
* **Reason:** "I've been feeling more tired than usual and experiencing some headaches over the past few weeks. Also concerned about recurrent indigestion." (Patient's direct quote)
* **Duration:** Approximately 3 weeks for fatigue and headaches, 2 months for indigestion.
* **Severity:** Fatigue rated 6/10, headaches 5/10 (pulsating, frontal), indigestion 4/10 (burning sensation after meals).
* **Aggravating Factors:** Fatigue worse in the mornings. Headaches worse with stress. Indigestion worse after fatty foods.
* **Alleviating Factors:** Rest helps fatigue slightly. Paracetamol provides temporary relief for headaches. Over-the-counter antacids help indigestion.
* **Associated Symptoms:** Occasional dizziness with fatigue. No fever, nausea, vomiting, or weight changes reported.
**Social History:**
* **Smoking Status:** Non-smoker
* **Alcohol Consumption:** Occasional social drinking (2-3 units per week)
* **Drug Use:** Denies recreational drug use
* **Diet:** Generally balanced, but admits to occasional unhealthy food choices due to busy schedule.
* **Exercise:** Walks 30 minutes, 3-4 times per week.
* **Living Situation:** Lives with husband and two young children in a house.
* **Stressors:** High workload at school, managing young children, recent financial concerns.
**Psychological History:**
* **Previous Mental Health Diagnoses:** Generalised Anxiety Disorder (diagnosed 2018)
* **Therapy History:** Attended CBT sessions in 2019, found it helpful.
* **Current Mood:** Reports feeling "a bit down" lately, but denies suicidal ideation or significant anhedonia.
* **Sleep Patterns:** Difficulty falling asleep, often wakes up during the night. Feels unrested.
**Review of Systems (Brief):**
* **General:** Fatigue, occasional dizziness.
* **HEENT:** Headaches.
* **Cardiovascular:** No chest pain, palpitations.
* **Respiratory:** No cough, shortness of breath.
* **Gastrointestinal:** Indigestion, no change in bowel habits.
* **Musculoskeletal:** No joint pain, muscle aches.
* **Neurological:** No numbness, tingling, weakness.
* **Endocrine:** No significant weight changes, heat/cold intolerance.
* **Dermatological:** No new rashes, skin changes.
* **Genitourinary:** No dysuria, frequency.
**Provisional Diagnosis/Impression:**
1. Fatigue, multifactorial (stress, sleep disturbance).
2. Tension headaches.
3. Gastroesophageal Reflux Disease (GERD) symptoms.
4. Anxiety, mild exacerbation.
**Plan:**
1. **Investigations:** Full blood count, CRP, Thyroid function tests, HbA1c, Ferritin. Refer for H. pylori breath test if indigestion persists.
2. **Medications:** Continue current medications. Recommend trial of omeprazole 20mg daily for indigestion. Review effectiveness in 2 weeks.
3. **Lifestyle Advice:** Emphasise sleep hygiene education, stress management techniques (e.g., mindfulness). Dietary advice for indigestion (avoiding trigger foods).
4. **Referrals:** Consider referral for counselling if anxiety symptoms worsen.
5. **Follow-up:** Schedule review in 2-3 weeks to discuss investigation results and symptom response.
**Clinician Signature:** Dr. Evelyn Reed