BAYLOR COLLEGE OF MEDICINE - DEPARTMENT OF NEUROLOGY ALZHEMIER'S DISEASE AND MEMORY DISORDERS CENTER COMPREHENSIVE VISIT DATA FORM

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DATE OF COMPLETION: BAYLOR COLLEGE OF MEDICINE - DEPARTMENT OF NEUROLOGY ALZHEMIER'S DISEASE AND MEMORY DISORDERS CENTER COMPREHENSIVE VISIT DATA FORM for office use only ADRC NO Date of visit Instructions: This form should be completed by patient's carepartner (e.g. the family member or friend who is most familiar with the patient). Please complete and bring it with you to the clinic visit. Part A is information about patient and Part B is information about health and well being of the carepartner. If there is a question that you do not understand leave it blank and someone will go over it with you in the clinic. Patient's Full Name: (last or family name) (first or given name) Your full name: (last or family name) (first or given name) (middle name) Your relationship to patient 1. Patient self 2. Carepartner (middle name) Part A. Information about patient Home Phone : ( ) - Work Phone: ( ) - Mobile: ( ) - Email address: Please provide current email where we can communicate with patients regarding clinical or research activities. @. Primary Carepartner Contact Information Name: (last or family name) (first or given name) (middle name) Home Phone : ( ) - Work Phone: ( ) - Mobile: ( ) - Email : @. Relationship to patient (check option that applies and circle appropriate answer) Grand-daughter Brother/Sister Daughter/Son Father/Mother Friend /Grand-son Relative Roomate Significant Other Spouse Other Paid care giver Specify: Secondary carepartner or additional contact person information Name: (last or family name) (first or given name) (middle name) Relationship to patient (check option that applies and circle appropriate answer) Grand-daughter Brother/Sister Daughter/Son Father/Mother Friend /Grand-son Relative Roomate Significant Other Spouse Other Paid care giver Specify: In-Law Home Phone : ( ) - Work Phone: ( ) - Mobile: ( ) - Email : @. ANNUAL Intake rev. 9/2012 Page 1 of 12 In-Law Neighbor Neighbor

Family History Of Dementia Update Since last visit has any other family members grandparents parents brothers/sisters half brother/sister children spouse and other blood relatives (such as aunts uncles and cousins) developed memory loss dementia or Alzheimer's disease? Yes No Unknown If the answer is yes please provide details for each individual family member. Grandmother (GM) Grandfather (GF) Mother (M) Father (F) Brother (B) Sister (SI) Half Brother (HB) Half Sister (HS) Son (SN) Daughter (D) Other Blood Relative (OTH) Last Name First Name Relationship Please specify if to patient (see M: maternal code above) P: paternal Age if living Age of death if deceased Age problem began Dx of AD (Y/N/Unk) Autopsy (Y/N/Unk) 4. Patient's present living arrangement (check only one): 1 2 3 4 Living in private residence If yes with whom? Alone With Spouse With Relative With Non-relative Living independently in retirement community If yes with whom? Alone With Spouse 1 2 3 With Relative With Non-relative 4 Living in assisted living/personal care home /boarding home/ adult family home Date of first entry: Living in skilled nursing unit/nursing home Date of first entry: None of the above. Please tell us what is patient's current living arrangement. 5 1 2 3 4 ANNUAL Intake rev. 9/2012 Page 2 of 12

5. Patient's current occupational status: 1 Working (Inside or Outside the Home) 2 Unemployed 3 Homemaker now requiring assistance from others 4 Permanently Disabled 5 Temporarily Disabled 6 Retired 7 Other (specify) for office use only ADRC NO Date of visit 6. Change in patient's marital status since last comprehensive visit? What is the patient's current marital status? 1. Married Number of years: 2. Widowed 3. Divorced/Separated 4. Unknown 5. Other specify: Yes No Unknown 7. Do any of the patient's children live within 50 miles of patient? Yes No Unknown PATIENT'S BEHAVIORAL TRAITS 1 Has there been a change in the patient's cigarette smoking since the last comprehensive visit? 1 Began or Increased Usage When change occurred / 2 Ceased or Decreased Usage month year Amount (packs per week) 3 No Change 4 Unknown 2 Has there been a change in the patient's alcohol use since the last comprehensive visit? 1 Began or Increased Usage When change occurred / 2 Ceased or Decreased Usage month year Amount (drinks per week) 3 No Change 4 Unknown Does anyone think that drinking is a problem for the patient? Yes No Unknown Do any members of the patient's family have a drinking problem? Yes No Unknown 4. Does the patient currently have sleep difficulties such as: a. Difficulty going to sleep b. Waking up in the night or early morning c. Snoring or breathing difficulties in the night d. Sleep walking e. Difficulty staying awake during normal activities f. Nightmares 5. Does the patient have memory difficulties? Yes No Unknown Do memory problems make the patient's every day living more difficult or complicated? Yes No Unknown ANNUAL Intake rev. 9/2012 Page 3 of 12

Note: Question 5 and 6 will be scored together for a total score. Please check the appropriate answers 5. Please rate the patient's LOSS of ability to do the tasks listed below since he / she became ill. Note disabilities due to thinking problems only not those due to physical disabilities. LOSS OF ABILITY (0) NO LOSS (0.5) SOME LOSS (1) SEVERE LOSS a. Ability to perform household tasks b. Ability to cope with small sums of money c. Ability to remember a short list of items (for example shopping lists etc.) d. Ability to find way about outdoors/ indoors (their home or other familiar locations) e. Ability to find way around familiar streets f. Ability to grasp situations or explanations g. Ability to recall recent events h. Tendency to dwell on the past 6 For each category please choose the one which best describes the patient's behavior DRESSING: (check one) 0 Unaided 1 Occasionally misplaces buttons etc. Requires minor help 2 Wrong sequence forgets items requires much assistance 3 Unable to dress self TOILET: (check one) 0 Clean cares for self at toilet 1 Occasional incontinence or needs to be reminded 2 Frequent incontinence or needs much assistance 3 Little or No control EATING: (check one) 0 Feeds self without assistance 1 Feeds self with minor assistance help cutting meat etc 2 Feeds self with much assistance 3 Has to be fed (office use only) TOTAL SOCRE for item #5 and #6:. (0.0-17.0) 7 During the past two weeks has the patient: a. felt sad blue or depressed everyday? b. lost interest in things that used to be pleasurable? c. lost his/her appetite or changes eating habits? d. lost or changed weight without trying to? e. had difficulty sleeping? f. felt tired all the time? g. had to be moving all the time or felt slowed down? h. felt worthless sinful or guilty? i. wanted to die or considered suicide? ANNUAL Intake rev. 9/2012 Page 4 of 12

For numbers 8 to 11 within the last 3 months has the patient had any of the followings: 8 Does the patient? a. forget where he/she has left things b. forget known phone numbers c. become confused as to: c1 the time: c2 the place he/she is in c3 his/her correct age or other personal information d. have trouble making decisions or solving problems e repeat himself/herself 9 Does the patient? a. have trouble expressing himself/herself in words b. say one word when he/she means another c. use incomplete sentences hesitate stop while talking d. have trouble finding words e. have trouble understanding others f. have trouble understanding reading g. have trouble writing 10 Does the patient? a. have trouble balancing checkbook b. have difficulty operating television set c. given up or stopped driving a car d. have trouble dialing the phone e. have difficulty traveling alone f. get lost in his/her own home 11 Does the patient? a. have mood changes (anger disinterest sadness) b. appear anxious/nervous (express fear/worry) c. exhibit antisocial behavior (aggression irritability) d. behave in a paranoid (suspicious) manner e. hear something that is not actually there f. see something that is not actually there g. smell something that is not actually there h. other (sensation: ) i. If present are these disturbing to the patient? j. confuse one person with another or misidentify common objects k. express thoughts that things which haven't happened (e.g. people have rearranged things someone in house someone trying to do them harm etc.) l. show changes in physical activity such as: 1. Hyperactivity (pacing) 2. Under activity (sleeps a lot just sits) 3. Repeating activities (packing/unpacking folding) ANNUAL Intake rev. 9/2012 Page 5 of 12