ADULT ADMISSION HISTORY AND PHYSICAL Patient identifiers / encounter / admitting service: Admission date and time / examination time / entry time: Author / role / supervising clinician where applicable: Sources, dates, interpreter and limits of the history: CHIEF CONCERN AND HISTORY OF PRESENT ILLNESS Patient's reason for seeking care: Onset, sequence, severity, associated symptoms and relevant negatives: Baseline function / change from baseline: Previous evaluation and treatment; actual response: ED course: administered treatment versus orders awaiting administration: Reason for admission now: BACKGROUND Past medical conditions; source and current relevance: Operations / admissions / relevant prior investigations and dates: Family history relevant to this presentation: Living situation, support, function, occupation and relevant exposures: Tobacco, alcohol and other substance use as elicited: Medicines actually taken: name, dose, route, frequency, last dose, source: Medication discrepancies / verification owner / checkpoint: Allergies and reactions; source and unresolved details: REVIEW OF SYSTEMS Questions asked; patient-reported positives and pertinent negatives: Systems or questions not assessed / reason: PHYSICAL EXAMINATION Examiner and examination time: Observations: time, value, units, method, oxygen device and flow if used: Actual general, respiratory, cardiovascular and other relevant findings: Not examined / unable to assess / declined; reason and next step: INVESTIGATIONS AND CLINICAL REASONING Dated results; preliminary/final status; historical versus current: One-sentence summary of presentation and admission need: For each problem: - Assessment / working diagnosis / degree of certainty: - Supporting findings, alternatives and missing information: - Planned action and rationale: - Order / administration / result / review status: - Responsible person / checkpoint / escalation or backup route: ADMISSION PLAN AND FOLLOW-UP Medication reconciliation and corresponding orders: Relevant monitoring, diet, mobility and prevention orders / record reference: Goals-of-care discussion and actual resuscitation-order status: Communication, access or support needs: Disposition barriers / anticipated coordination: Outstanding results, assessments and verification tasks with owners: Receiving team acceptance if responsibility transfers: Author authentication; required supervisory review: Saved narrative, structured fields and task list checked for agreement: