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Biographical Data

Name: JT Birthplace: Couderport, PA USA

Address: 34 Coneville Road Coudersport PA 16915 Gender: Female

Phone Number: 814-698-2425 Marital status: Not married

Age: 18 Race: White

Birthdate: 8/29/1995 ethnic origin: German

Primary Language: English occupation: Full time Student
Social Security Number: xxx-xx-9301

Source: Patient herself, seems reliable

Reason for seeking care: Yearly checkup

History of Present Illness: nope

Past Health

General Health: "I am very healthy, and feel that I am healthy as a horse."

Childhood Illness: chicken pox ( 2000)

Accidents or Injuries: 1) chipped left ankle while playing football and I got tackled by a big guy. It hurt a lot. Went to Coudersport Charles Cole Hospital
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My family is overall extremely healthy so that helps. I do exercise but I feel that I should exercise more. I exercise approximately 2 or 3 times a week and try to go the gym for a couple hours a week. I don't eat the healthiest at college and the last couple of days I have been craving junk. Typically I try to eat veggies but all the veggies are gross in the cafeteria. I eat lots of grapes. I have hard time getting up in the mornings because I stay up late studying so I don't think I get enough sleep but throughout the day I don't feel that tired.

Skin: No changes in skin. Back of hands of get dried and cracked, rest of skin is soft. I always forget to put lotion on my hands.

Hair: Healthy hair with no hair loss. Texture is soft

Head:

Eyes: Stigmitism in right eye and I wear glasses or contacts. I have no idea what my vision is but I can see fine without my contacts and glasses so I know I don't have terrible vision


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