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Cardiovascular Risk Assessment Questionnaire
Family History (estimated age onset of): Hypertension Angina Heart Attack Stroke Stenting Bypass Dementia Died
Father:
Mother:
Brothers:
Sisters:
Children:
Smoking History: Never / Ex-smoker / Current (If so # per day: )
When Stopped / Years smoked / Average # smoked per day: Pack Years: (years smoked x #day/20)
Diabetes Type 1 / Type 2 / Age diagnosed: Pre-diabetes Y / N
Diabetic Control (HBA1c): Good(<7%) / Average (<8%) / Poor (>8%)
Hypertension Age diagnosed: # Untreated years of hypertension (>130):
Hypertension Control: Good (<120) / Average (<140) / Poor (>140)
Cholesterol Age noted elevated (LDL >4): Age started on Treatment:
Lipoprotein a: Low (<60) / Medium (60-120) / High (>120) Very High (>200) / Extreme (>350) / Note yet tested
Obesity: Weight: Height: BMI: (Wt/(Ht^2)) Waist circumference(wtc): BRI (the new BMI):
BRI calculator:https://www.mdcalc.com/calc/10575/body-roundness-index-bri
Inflammation: Rheumatoid Arthritis / Psoriatic Arthritis / Inflammatory Bowel / Gout / Other:
If on immunological therapy: Injectable / Steroid / Other / None
Autoimmune: Lupus(SLE) / Thyroid / Scleroderma / Other:
Clotting disorder: Prior DVT / Pulmonary embolism(PE) / Provoked: Yes /No
Factor V Leiden / Protein C/S def / Anti-thrombin III def / APLS
Cancer: Prostate / Breast / Lymphoma/leukaemia / Other:
Surgery / Chemotherapy / Chest / Radiotherapy
Mental Health: Bipolar / Schizophrenia / ADHD
Kidney Disease Age told poor (GFR <45) / Haemodialysis / Peritoneal Dialysis
Hormonal: Pre-eclampsia / Gestational Diabetes / Pre-term delivery/Small
Age of menopause: <35 / 35-40 / 40-45 / 45-50 / >50 / N/A
HRT/MHT- Age started: Duration: Ongoing: Yes / No
Artery Imaging: To review where possible
CT Coronary Angiogram / CT Calcium Score / Other CT/Nuclear Scans / invasive angiogram.
Interactive risk calculator under construction, stay tuned...
Currently in revision allowing for weighted cumulative exposure of every risk factor above to derive current estimated coronary age, estimated risk of future cardiovascular events and changes with lifestyle and medical therapies.
