Greenslopes Family Practice

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Greenslopes Family Practice 7 Plimsoll Street Greenslopes, QLD 4120 Tel: (07) 3397 1875 Fax: (07) 3397 3310 Medical Questionnaire Dive Medical Commercial AS2299 Please complete the following: (check boxes mark with ) Section: 1 1 Surname: Given names: 2 Date of birth: / / Sex: M F 3 Address: 4 Suburb: State: Postcode: 5 Home phone number: 6 Occupation: Business phone number: Mobile phone number: Section: 2 1 Type of medical: Unrestricted including saturation Unrestricted not including saturation Limited Occupational Diving specify type: Recreational Diving Industry work only 2 Frequency of significant physical activity Rarely <1/week Weekly 2 3/week Most days 3 Type of physical activity: Section: 3 1 Do you smoke cigarettes Yes No 2 How many cigarettes do you smoke per day? 3 Have you been a smoker in the past? Yes No 4 Do you drink alcohol? Yes No 5 How many drinks per week (average)? 6 Do you take any tablets, medicines or drugs? Yes No 7 List medications taken 1) 4) 2) 5) 3) 6) 8 Do you have any allergies? Yes No If yes - detail: Page 1 of 7

Section: 3 (continued) 9 Have you ever had any reactions to drugs, medicines or foods? If Yes - detail: Yes No Section: 4 1 Next of kin name: Relationship: 2 Suburb: State: Postcode: 3 Home phone number: Business phone number: Mobile phone number: Section: 5 Have you ever had, or do you now have or suffer from any of the following: 1 Previous diving medical Yes No 2 Prescription spectacles Yes No 3 Contact lenses Yes No 4 Eye or visual problem Yes No 5 Dentures or plate Yes No 6 Recent dental procedure Yes No 7 Hay fever Yes No 8 Sinusitis Yes No 9 Nose bleeds Yes No 10 Deafness or ringing noises in the ear Yes No 11 Ear infections or discharge from the ear Yes No 12 Giddiness or loss of balance Yes No 13 Operation on the ear Yes No 14 Other ear, nose or throat problem Yes No 15 Severe motion sickness Yes No 16 Need to take seasickness medication Yes No 17 Problems with ears or sinuses when flying in aircraft Yes No 18 Severe or frequent headaches Yes No 18 Migraine Yes No 20 Fainting or blackouts Yes No 21 Convulsions, fits or epilepsy Yes No 22 Unconsciousness Yes No 23 Head injury or concussion Yes No 24 Sleepwalking Yes No 25 Severe depression Yes No 26 Claustrophobia Yes No 27 Mental Illness Yes No 28 Heart disease Yes No Page 2 of 7

Section: 5 (continued) 29 Abnormal blood test Yes No 30 ECG Yes No 31 Palpitations or consciousness of your heartbeat Yes No 32 High blood pressure Yes No 33 Rheumatic fever Yes No 34 Pain or discomfort in the chest on exertion Yes No 35 Shortness of breath on exertion Yes No 36 Bronchitis or pneumonia Yes No 37 Pleurisy or severe chest pain Yes No 38 Coughing up blood or phlegm Yes No 39 Chronic or persistent cough Yes No 40 TB Yes No 41 Pneumothorax Yes No 42 Frequent chest colds or flu Yes No 43 Asthma or wheezing Yes No 44 Need to use a puffer or inhaler Yes No 45 Operation on chest, lungs or heart Yes No 46 Other chest complaint Yes No 47 Indigestion, acid reflux or peptic ulcer Yes No 48 Vomiting blood or passing red or black bowel motions Yes No 49 Recurrent vomiting or diarrhea Yes No 50 Jaundice, hepatitis or liver disease Yes No 51 Malaria or other tropical disease Yes No 52 Severe loss of weight Yes No 53 Hernia or rupture Yes No 54 Back injury Yes No 55 Significant joint problem or sports injury Yes No 56 Limitation of movement Yes No 57 Fracture Yes No 58 Paralysis or muscle weakness Yes No 59 Kidney or bladder diseases Yes No 60 Diabetes Yes No 61 Sickle cell disease Yes No 62 Bleeding problem or other blood disease Yes No 63 Skin disease Yes No 64 Contagious disease Yes No 65 Operations Yes No 66 List operations: Yes No 67 Admitted to hospital Yes No 68 Rejected for life insurance Yes No Page 3 of 7

Section: 5 (continued) 69 Failed a medical examination Yes No 70 Unable to work on medical grounds Yes No 71 Any other illness or health problem Yes No 72 Family history of heart disease Yes No 73 Family history of asthma or chest disease Yes No Females only 74 Are you now pregnant or planning to be Yes No 75 Do you have periods which incapacitate you or which may reduce your physical or mental performance Yes No Section: 6 Diving history to date 1 Approx. date of first compressed air dive: 2 Total hours under pressure: 3 Types of diving experience: Scuba air Surface supply Saturation Scuba mix gas Surface deco Oxygen Hookah Bell diving 4 How many dives to date: 5 Longest dive: 6 Deepest dive: Section: 7 Have you ever suffered from: 1 Ear squeeze? Yes No 2 Sinus squeeze? Yes No 3 Decompression illness? Yes No 4 Headaches during or after dive? Yes No 5 Extreme tiredness after dive? Yes No 6 Any other diving related problems? Yes No Signature:. Date: / / Page 4 of 7

AS/NZSS 2299 Medical Examination Examination Findings General comments: Section: A Visual acuity Uncorrected Corrected Near vision Colour Perception Height Weight Right 6/ 6/ cm kg Left 6/ 6/ cm kg BP / Pulse /min Urinalysis Section: B Head, Scalp, Face, Neck Normal Abnormal Ophthalmoscopy Normal Abnormal Pupils Normal Abnormal Eye movements Normal Abnormal Visual fields Normal Abnormal Nose, Septum, Airway, Sinuses Normal Abnormal Mouth, Throat, Teeth, Speech Normal Abnormal Ears external Normal Abnormal Tympanic membrane - Right Normal Abnormal Tympanic membrane - Left Normal Abnormal Eustachian tubes (ear clearing) - Right Easily with Valsalva Notes & Comments With difficulty/alternate manoeuvres Eustachian tubes (ear clearing) - Left Nil/Unsatisfactory Easily with Valsalva With difficulty/alternate manoeuvres Nil/Unsatisfactory Chest & lung fields Normal Abnormal Cardiac auscultation Normal Abnormal Abdomen Normal Abnormal Lymph nodes Normal Abnormal Posture & gait Normal Abnormal Spine Normal Abnormal Upper limbs Normal Abnormal Lower limbs Normal Abnormal Page 5 of 7

Section: B (continued) Peripheral pulses Right Dorsalls Pedis Left Dorsalls Pedis Right Post Tibial Left Post Tibial Tendon reflexes Absent Weak Mid-range Brisk Hyperreflexic Biceps Right Biceps Left Triceps Right Triceps Left B/Rad Right B/Rad Left Knee Right Knee Left Ankle Right Ankle Left (mark line to indicate strength of reflex elicited) Sensation Normal Abnormal Cerebellar functions Normal Abnormal Notes & Comments Sharpened Romberg test Time stable (s) Very stable No. of attempts Major swaying/wobbles A few minor sways/wobbles Unable to hold balance Moderately unsteady Emotional & psychiatric stability Normal Abnormal Exercise tolerance Fitness good History Fitness acceptable History Exercise test requested Exercise test performed (specify type & result) CXR Normal Abnormal Pending Lung function Normal Abnormal Pending Audiometry Normal Abnormal Pending Tympanometry Normal Abnormal Pending Long Bone Survey Not indicated Recommended Other tests Nill required Indicated (specify) Other abnormalities Nill noted Noted (specify) Page 6 of 7

Medical Fitness Recommendation All occupational diving All except saturation Recreational industry only Other Comments: Fit to dive/work under pressure Permanently unfit Temporarily unfit Review date Decision pending Doctor s Signature:. Date: / / Doctor s name (print):. Candidate:. Page 7 of 7