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DIABETES SELF MANAGEMENT EDUCATION Initial PATIENT Assessment Form Name Race African American Asian Caucasian Hispanic Other Preferred Language Marital Status Single Married Divorced Widowed How many people live with you? Adults Children Education Level High School Diploma Associate s Degree Bachelor s Degree Master s Degree PhD Other Occupational Status Professional Manual Labor Retired Unemployed Student Disabled How many hours per week are you involved in work/school activities? Less than 10 hours 11-20 hours 21-30 hours 31-40 hours More than 40 hours How do you learn best? Individual Instruction Group Instruction Reading Materials Video Do you have any problems with the following? Seeing Hearing Reading Condition Heart Disease High Blood Pressure High Cholesterol Stroke Circulation Problems Kidney Problems Lung Disease/Asthma Depression Foot Problems Thyroid Disease Eye Disease Cancer Please Explain Medical History page 1

Do you use tobacco? If yes, how much? # of years? Do you drink alcohol? If yes, what type? # of drinks per week? Please list any medications you are currently taking Name of Medication Reason Dose Times Taken Compared to others your age, how would you say your health is? Excellent Good Fair Poor Nutrition Do you currently pay attention to your food choices or follow an eating plan? What type of special meal plan do you follow? Has your weight changed in the past year? If yes, how much? Gained Lost What is your desired body weight? Have you ever participated in a weight loss program? If yes, please explain Do you currently take any vitamin/mineral/herbal supplement? If yes, please list Please list any cultural diet influences that you currently follow Do you have any trouble chewing/swallowing foods? Who prepares your meals daily? How many times per day do you eat? How many times per week do you eat out? Where? What would you say is the biggest challenge that you have with your diet? page 2

24 Hour Diet Recall Please list everything that you remember eating in the past 24 hours. Please list time, food and the amount that you ate. Breakfast (time: ) Lunch (time: ) Dinner (time: ) Snacks (time: ) Physical Activity Are you currently involved in an activity/exercise program? If yes, please describe How many minutes do you spend per day participating in exercise? How would you rate your physical activity level? Inactive: regular physical activity Light: regular physical activity, with 3-4 hours of walking or standing each day Moderate: Occasional weekend physical activity such as housework/yard work Heavy: Consistent physical activity such as lifting, heavy construction or active sports like cycling or jogging, 3 times per week Vigerous: Intense physical activity for at least 45 minutes greater than 4 times per week page 3

Diabetes History What type of diabetes do you have? Type I Type II Do you have a family history of diabetes? Have you received any type of diabetes education in the past? If yes, when/where? How would you rate your understanding of diabetes and its treatment? Excellent Good Fair Poor Are you currently checking your blood glucose at home? How often do you check your blood glucose at home? Daily, times per day Weekly, times per week Monthly, times per month Are you currently testing your urine for ketones? If yes, when do you test? Does checking your blood glucose at home help you control your diabetes? How often do you have low blood glucose (less than 70 mg/dl)? How often do you have high blood glucose (greater than 180 mg/dl)? Do you wear or carry diabetes identification? How many times in the past year have you been in the hospital for your diabetes? Do you carry a source of fast acting glucose in case of low blood sugar? How often do you check your feet for signs of problems? Daily Weekly Monthly How often do you see an ophthalmologist for a dilated eye exam? 1x/year 2x/year Do you have any of the following diabetes complications? Eye problems Kidney problems Foot problems Heart vessel disease How often do you miss work/school/household duties because of diabetes? page 4

Current Health Services Do you get flu shots? If yes, date of last flu shot Have you ever had a pneumonia vaccination? If yes, date of last pneumonia shot Date of last dental exam Date of last eye exam Date of last diabetes foot exam Social/Emotional How does having diabetes make you feel? (ex: okay, sad, depressed, overwhelmed) Do you have difficulty paying for your diabetes supplies? Who do you consider to be your support person? What would you say is your biggest challenge to caring for your diabetes? What would you say is your personal strength to helping you with this challenge? What possible barriers do you have in your life to prevent you from overcoming your challenges with your diabetes? How would you rate your level of stress? Low Moderate High Very High Individual Education Plan What topics are you especially interested in learning about to help you improve management of your diabetes? Understanding diabetes Blood glucose monitoring Increasing physical activity Healthy eating with diabetes Healthy coping with diabetes Medications, insulin injections Reducing risks of diabetes complications Treatment of diabetes complications Patient Signature Date page 5