Appendix A: Short Intake Form for Persons with HIV Who Are Seeking Care
Updated
Reviewed
Sep. 14, 2018
CONTACT INFORMATION | |
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Patient Name Location Phone number Email address |
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PROVIDERS | |
Name, location, phone number, pager number, and email address of the primary HIV care provider/clinic and research staff (if the patient is participating in a research study, such as a clinical trial) | |
Name, location, and phone number of the pharmacy where the patient obtained medications | |
MEDICAL HISTORY | |
Pertinent past medical history (including history of opportunistic infections, malignancies, and other medical conditions such as hypertension and diabetes mellitus) | |
History of hepatitis B or hepatitis C coinfection (according to the patient) | Hepatitis B: ____ yes ____ no Hepatitis C: ____ yes ____ no |
Latest known CD4 cell count/percentage and HIV viral load, with approximate dates for when each was obtained | |
TREATMENT | |
Antiretroviral drugs, including dosing information (e.g., dose, number of pills, dosing frequency) Images of Food and Drug Administration (FDA)-approved antiretroviral medications can be found at go.usa.gov/xPgrP |
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Medications for treatment of opportunistic infections |
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Medications for prevention of opportunistic infections |
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Any investigational medications (if the patient is participating in a clinical trial, obtain information about the clinical trial site and contact information, if available) |
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Other medications |
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DRUG ALLERGIES/INTOLERANCE | |
History of drug allergies and the types of reactions experienced Pay special attention to allergies to abacavir or drugs used for the treatment or prevention of opportunistic infections, such as trimethoprim-sulfamethoxazole. Patients who have had positive genetic tests for the HLA-B* 5701 allele should not be given abacavir (Ziagen™) or fixed-dose combinations containing abacavir (Epzicom™, Trizivir™, or Triumeq™). |
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History of intolerance to antiretroviral medications and other medications |
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