<div class="floatright">(https://i.pinimg.com/originals/81/6e/3e/816e3eecab099cc580f77c485e327814.jpg)</div><span class="bbc_size" style="font-size: 18pt;"><strong>Adrianne Lashbrook</strong></span><br/><strong>Location: </strong>Medical Wing<br/><strong>Tagging:</strong>Dorothy, Chizuru<br/><hr/><br/><br/>Chizuru Shiranome was not the kind of name Adrianne had experience spelling, though she gave it her best effort and vowed to look it up when she had a minute to spare. "Thank you, miss Shiranome. I have a few more questions for you. These questions are meant to document your medical history, so we have it on file for further reference. Please answer honestly, as we need accurate information for our records." Adrianne took a breath and began reading the questions listed, writing down the woman's answers.<br/><br/>"Have you ever been hospitalized for an illness or injury? What was the nature of your injury? Did you undergo surgery for this injury? Are you allergic to any medications?" Her tone of voice grew steadily more professional as she spoke, feeling her confidence grow as she tried to sound more and more like a doctor and not a medical student. "Are you currently taking any medications? Which ones? Are you a smoker? Have you ever done recreational drugs? If so, what kind and how often?"<br/><br/>Adrianne hated that question, as it felt too invasive. However, she understood the necessity of it. "Before you answer that, let me explain why we ask. When making a treatment plan, Nurse Ride and I need to be able to predict any kind of potential drug interactions. For instance, aspirin or other such Non-Steroidal Anti-inflammatory drugs can cause gastrointestinal distress. Bleeding ulcers and the like. If we gave you an anti-coagulant drug, something that causes your blood not to clot properly, there's a risk that a life threatening situation could develop from the interaction. So, I know it seems like a rather personal question, but we need to know. So, if you are taking, or have recently taken any recreational drugs, we need to know. I'm sorry we have to ask."<br/><br/>Chizuru didn't seem to mind the question that much after the explanation, and Adrianne sighed in relief when the woman answered. Truthfully, she assumed. "Thank you. My last question for you regarding your medical history. Are you currently being treated for any chronic medical conditions, genetic conditions, or post surgical procedures? If so, can you explain what treatments you are undergoing?"<br/><br/>Adrianne finished writing up her notes and set the clipboard down on the stand next to her. "Thank you, Chizuru. Now, we need to conduct a full physical exam. So, I'm going to need to open this curtain now. Are you ready?"