Client states he/she is in good physical health?
Client has access to needed medical services?
-This question asks if the client has the means to get medical services or whether they have medical insurance.
Client receives needed medical Services?
-This question asks whether the client actually go to see his/her doctor.
Client has a primary care physician?
Client uses a primary care physician?
Client has access to needed dental services?
-This question asks if the client has the means to get dental services or whether they have dental insurance.
Client receives needed dental services?
-This question asks whether the client actually go to see his/her dentist.
Client demonstrates signs of regressive behavior (bed wetting, soiling)?
-This question asks for possbile symptom of abuse or physical reaction to trauma.
Client demonstrates self-injurious behavior?
-Cutting or hitting self is an example of self-injurious behavior.
Client has violent encounters?
-It includes physical (not merely verbal) violence such as pushing, hitting, etc. Does the client becomes violent or a victim of violence?
Is client obese (based on BMI)?
Has client ever been told by a physician that he/she has diabetes?
-Record Type I or type II only, not gestational diabetes.
Is the client pregnant or is the client receiving prenatal care?
-If Client is Male, "N/A" is the appropriate response for the pregnancy questions.
Did client receive physical health services from a DHS clinic or hospital in the past 12 months?
-This question ask whether client receive services from Department of Health Services hospitals or clinic only.
Department of Health Services (DHS) has published a list of their clinics if you're not sure...Harbor/UCLA is an example of a DHS (or County) Hospital).
List of DHS clinics
Does the client have a chronic physical health care problem or problems that require periodic medical services?
-Examples includes asthma, allergies, diabetes, etc.
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