TIMOTHY ANDREWS, M.D. ROBERT S. BARRANCO, JR., P.A.-C. ANNE McCONNELL, C.P.N.P. ARNOLD, MD CURRENT DATE:

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ALLERGY & ASTHMA ASSOCIATES PATIENT NAME: JAMES R. BANKS, M.D. TIMOTHY ANDREWS, M.D. DATE OF BIRTH: ROBERT S. BARRANCO, JR., P.A.-C. ANNE McCONNELL, C.P.N.P. OCCUPATION: 277 PENINSULA FARM ROAD ARNOLD, MD 21012 CURRENT DATE: 410-647-2600 1 Name of person filling out this form and relation to the patient: 2 Who suggested you visit us? 3 Who is your primary physician? 4 Is there any other provider who should receive a copy of our report? 5 What is the reason you were referred to us today? (asthma, hay fever, food, bee, medication allergy, etc) 6 What specific problems or symptoms are you having?(sneezing, cough, etc.) Please answer YES or NO if you have had any of the following within the past year or more: NOSE EYES THROAT & MOUTH no problems Y N no problems Y N no problems Y N itch Y N tearing Y N itching Y N clear drainage Y N itching Y N recurrent sore throats Y N discolored mucus Y N discharge Y N hoarseness Y N sneezing Y N redness Y N throat clearing Y N post-nasal drip Y N dryness Y N bad breath Y N nose rubbing Y N vision changes Y N canker sores Y N nosebleeds Y N blurred vision Y N polyps Y N glaucoma Y N SKIN poor sense of wear soft contacts? Y N no problems Y N smell or taste Y N rash Y N blockage Y N EARS hives/welts Y N SINUSES no problems Y N swelling Y N no problems Y N itch Y N itching Y N fullness/pressure/pain Y N pop Y N eczema Y N recurrent sinusitis Y N plugging Y N dryness Y N recurrent head colds Y N infections Y N poor hearing Y N CONSTITUTIONAL CHEST ringing Y N no problems Y N no problems Y N headaches Y N coughing Y N irritability Y N wheezing Y N aggressive behavior Y N tightness/pressure Y N poor sleeping Y N short of breath Y N Gastrointestinal fatigue Y N bronchitis Y N no problems Y N snoring Y N pneumonia Y N heartburn Y N cold/heat intolerance Y N coughed up blood Y N reflux Y N dizziness Y N coughed up sputum Y N vomiting Y N fever Y N trouble keeping up with diarrhea Y N weight changes Y N peers when exercising Y N swallowing difficulties Y N night sweats Y N wake up stomach pain Y N growth delay Y N coughing/wheezing Y N food intolerance Y N altered school/work coughs with exercise Y N hepatitis Y N performance Y N ER visit bloating Y N loss of balance Y N for asthma attacks Y N dizziness on change hospitalizations for of positions Y N asthma/pneumonia Y N Which of the above are of greatest concern to you and impact most on your quality of life? 1

7 Please provide us with some details of the history of your problem. When did it begin? Was it preceded by some other type of allergic condition? Has there been a trend or variation of symptoms or severity over the years? 8 Have you noticed a pattern with your symptoms? Is it worse in certain locations, months or seasons? Are your symptoms affected by: dust Y N cut grass Y N stress Y N cats Y N mold/mildew Y N spring Y N dogs Y N wind Y N summer Y N other animals Y N weather changes Y N fall Y N leaf raking Y N fumes/chemical odors Y N winter Y N feathers Y N poor air quality Y N respiratory infections Y N soaps/detergents Y N viruses Y N exercise Y N laughter Y N heat/cold Y N newsprint Y N (See Question #15 for foods, bee stings, latex) 9 What has provided the most relief (avoidance, specific medicines, allergy shots )? 10 What hasn't helped? 11 If you have undergone prior allergy evaluation, please list physician, approximate date, and any known details regarding test results and treatment. Have you had a chest x-ray or sinus CAT scan within the past 3 years? Y N If so, where? 12 Describe your smoking history: never Average number of packs/day over the years former Y N Numbers of years you have smoked current Y N If applicable, how many years ago did you stop? 13 Please list all current medications, both prescription and over the counter. Also list all herbal and/or nutritional products: When were meds started? 14 Please list all known medication allergies and intolerances. Describe the nature of reaction or side effect for each drug and approximate date or age at which the problem surfaced. 2

15 Please list all known or suspected allergies or intolerances to foods, food additives and colorants, stinging insect venom, and latex (natural rubber) products. Describe the nature of the reaction and approximate date or age at which the problem surfaced. 16 Have you had contact allergies to poison ivy, adhesives, metals, cosmetics, etc.? Describe: 17 If not yet covered above, have you had any of the following: asthma Y N recurrent sinusitis Y N sinus surgery Y N nasal allergies Y N recurrent ear infections Y N pneumonia Y N eczema Y N PE ear tubes Y N recurrent bronchitis Y N recurrent hives Y N adenoidectomy Y N meningitis Y N recurrent swelling Y N tonsillectomy Y N abscesses Y N 18 Please describe your routine for regular exercise: Do you exercise regularly outdoors within 500 yards of a major roadway? Y N 19 Home Environment: Age of home rent own Number of indoor cats? For how long? Number of indoor dogs? For how long? Other furred pets in home? For how long? If cats or dogs were present only in past, how long has it been since such pets were in the home? What type of animal? Number of occupants who ever smoke in the home? Relationship of smoker(s) to patient? Central AC? Y N If you have central AC do you routinely open windows seasonally, temperature permitting? Y N Your bedroom: wall to wall carpet Y N hardwood or tile Y N area rugs Y N washable throw rugs Y N (not washable) Are pillows covered in special allergen-proofed encasings? Y N Is top mattress similarly encased? Y N ( N/A if waterbed) is box spring encased? Y N Is comforter encased? Y N Is patient in a daycare setting? Y N If so, how many other children in attendance? Pets at daycare? Smokers? Y N Other exposure to pets outside the home? (Friends, neighbors, relatives) If you live much of the year in a college dorm or apartment, please comment on that setting with the above issues in mind: Are there any particular concerns regarding either the home or work setting not addressed above? (e.g., mouse or cockroach infestations, water damage, mold growth, leaky roof, poor ventilation, etc.) Please elaborate: 3

20 Review of Systems (Have you had any of the following within the past year?) Heart Musculoskeletal Neuropsychiatric no problems Y N no problems Y N no problems Y N high blood pressure Y N arthritis Y N migraine Y N irregular beats Y N fibromyalgia Y N seizures Y N murmur Y N osteoporosis Y N unconscious spells Y N heart attack Y N backaches Y N tingling/weakness surgery Y N muscle spasms Y N in hands/feet Y N ankle swelling Y N joint redness Y N trembling of extremity Y N angina/chest pain Y N joint swelling Y N difficulty concentrating Y N shortness of breath: joint heat Y N impulsive behavior Y N when walking Y N chronic anxiety Y N when lying down Y N memory difficulty Y N when climbing Blood/Lymphatic stress Y N 1 flight of stairs Y N no problems Y N depression Y N on walking anemia Y N irritability Y N several blocks Y N easy bruising Y N mood swings Y N easy bleeding Y N difficulty interacting Y N Endocrine swollen glands Y N drug/alcohol problems Y N no problems Y N blood clots Y N diabetes Y N tired without reason Y N Lungs thyroid problems Y N pneumonia Y N brittle nails Y N Genitourinary pleurisy Y N change in hair texture Y N no problems Y N collapsed lung Y N change in skin texture Y N bedwetting Y N bronchitis Y N premature puberty Y N frequent urination Y N last TB test delayed puberty Y N difficult urination Y N Pos Neg yeast infection on antibiotics Y N Liver accidental urination hepatitis Y N with cough Y N cirrhosis Y N Other symptoms not listed above? 21 Past Medical History - Have you had any of the following at any time in the past?: Tuberculosis Y N Hiatal Hernia Y N epilepsy/seizures Y N Positive TB test Y N Ulcers Y N congenital defects Y N Migraine Y N Irritable Bowel Y N congenital heart Diabetes Y N Crohn's Disease Y N disease Y N Cataracts Y N lactose intolerance Y N heart attack Y N Glaucoma Y N hepatitis Y N angioplasty Y N GERD Y N arthritis Y N bypass surgery Y N stroke Y N cancer Y N abnormal stress test Y N abnormal bone density Y N osteoporosis Y N drug addiction Y N thyroid disease Y N ADD/ADHD Y N alcoholism Y N (Graves, Hashimotos, thyroiditis, tumor, hyperthyroidism, hypothyroidism) 4

For Children Specifically Birth complications Y N ADD Y N learning disability Y N Feeding problems Y N ADHD Y N growth delay Y N Adverse reactions developmental delay Y N to vaccines Y N Other medical problems not listed above: List any surgeries with approximate dates: 22 Family History Good Health Asthma Hayfever Eczema Food Allergies Other Diseases Mother Y N Y N Y N Y N Y N Y N Father Y N Y N Y N Y N Y N Y N Siblings (any) Y N Y N Y N Y N Y N Y N Offspring Y N Y N Y N Y N Y N Y N Family history of cystic fibrosis? Y N Family history of glaucoma? Y N Family history of immune deficiency? Y N Family history of thryroid disease? Y N 23 Immunization History: Have you had chicken pox? Y N Or did you get vaccinated for it? Y N Are other childhood immunizations up to date? Y N Do you routinely receive a flu shot each fall? Y N When was your last TB skin Test? Unknown 24 Social History Marital Status M S D W N/A Hobbies: If in college, where and what primary field of study? Your estimated alcohol consumption? Who lives in your home? If you are a minor: Are parents married and living together? Y N If not, are parents separated, divorced, or is a parent deceased? Do you divide time between homes? Explain Does only one parent have legal custody? Y N Explain Any further comments? Signature of person completing form Date P.A., N.P., M.D. REVIEW: SPECIAL INSTRUCTIONS All antihistamines and certain cough suppressants and antidepressants must be stopped for designated periods of time before testing. See "Medications to be Stopped" on our website. Check with the office if you have any doubt whether you may continue to take any given medication. Patients evaluated for HIVES and swelling should NOT discontinue medication. Please wear short sleeves. Please bring copies of any chest or sinus x-rays & CT scans with you. Office space is limited, please do not bring others with you. Please do not mail forms, just bring them with you. Thank you 5