Yes, provided the information is relevant to the job and is not used to unlawfully discriminate against the applicant or employee.

Registered massage therapists are required to ask you about your medical history to ensure that the massage treatment will not interfere with any treatments you are receiving from other medical practitioners. For example, some essential oils used can lower your blood pressure, this would not be suitable for someone already suffering from low blood pressure. An indication of prior injuries or joint conditions will alter how we move your limbs during the treatment. See similar questions...

This is important because it gives the doctor valuable information about your condition and will improve the success of your treatment. See similar questions...

Students new to UTSA are required to complete a Student Health History Form prior to registration. This form becomes the initial entry into a student medical record, and provides basic information such as emergency notification data, medical history, immunization data, and permission for treatment at Student Health Services clinics. See similar questions...

With a few limited exceptions, no, employers do not have the right to ask if you have ever had an STI. Certain professionals, such as doctors and dentists, are obliged to be tested for Hepatitis B and C. You are not allowed to perform surgery if you have one of those infections. Also, some jobs require employees to have some kind of personal insurance, and many insurance companies will not insure you without being tested for HIV first. Yeast or Candida Albicans can be in the vagina. See similar questions...

Unlike many internship programs, UPOP requires neither a fee for access to UPOP students nor a long-term commitment to the program or students. Employers are only asked to create meaningful 10-12 week internships that help students to realize the educational objectives of UPOP, guide students in the preparation of their fall reports, and take the time to evaluate and assess both the students and the program once the summer experience has concluded. See similar questions...

You are certainly entitled to ask your MD’s opinion on chiropractic, but be aware that some general practitioners may still have limited knowledge on chiropractic manipulative therapies. Chiropractors are trained to recognize disorders beyond a chiropractic scope of practice and when to refer a patient to the appropriate medical specialist. It is important to remember that even within each health care profession, health care providers often do not agree on everything. See similar questions...

Sure, but first check Regia's Web site at www.regia.org. Your question might already have been answered. See similar questions...

Answer: In order to have full health information about participants while they were taking study pills, we need to have you complete a Medical History Update form before you stop taking your study pills, or as soon thereafter as possible. Even if you previously stopped your study pills, filling out the form is still important. Your health information is analyzed along with the data from all the other women in the estrogen plus progestin study. See similar questions...

Sometimes symptoms of another medical or psychiatric disorder can be confused with those of PMDD. Sometimes symptoms of an unrelated medical or psychiatric disorder may get worse during the premenstrual phase of the cycle, and this may be difficult to distinguish from PMDD. Sometimes a woman will have both PMDD and another medical or psychiatric disorder. For all these reasons, a complete history and physical examination make good sense. See similar questions...

It is a compilation of information gathered by the Army Medical Museum (the original name of the National Museum of Health and Medicine) documenting illness and traumatic injuries suffered by the Union soldiers during the Civil War. It contains case histories on nearly all the current 2,000 skeletal and fluid-preserved specimens in the museum's anatomical collections. One volume of the original six-volume set, published by the Government Printing Office, is on display in the museum. See similar questions...

Yes - this should be declared in the pre-surgery enquiry form, which we will pass on to the surgeon, it is helpful to mention any major points again. To download the pre-surgery questionnaire click here See similar questions...

To make sure that we are providing the patient with the safest possible blood, the FDA requires that we ask about your medical history every time you donate. See similar questions...

We will also ask about your family's health and if you take any medicines. You can ask any questions you may have. See similar questions...

The basic requirements in addition to the medical history form are; a digital closeup photogaph of the area to be operated and medical records in case required. You can send the photograph(s) via e-mail and other records via postal service or fax See similar questions...

The examiner will ask about surgeries, treatments and other medical conditions. They will ask for the names and addresses of any doctors you have seen in the last five to ten years. To speed up the process, you will want to have this information handy. See similar questions...

You will be asked by the medical insurance provider to fill out a form, giving details of your medical history. Sometimes medical reports may be required. It is essential that you provide all the information required by insurers to avoid future questions or worse, rejection of claims. If you not sure always declare anyway. See similar questions...

To do a diving course you will first be required to have a dive medical. Failing this medical, or having certain pre-existing medical conditions such as asthma, diabetes, heart disease and epilepsy will prevent you from diving. So will pregnancy. See similar questions...

Dr. Daniel Kohn is board certified in emergency medicine and internal medicine. He has practiced emergency medicine for over twenty years, and during that time was never able to find a better-made medical coat. In 1996 he purchased Aetna Shirt, then a part of After Six, a respected name in men's formalwear. After consideration of the best designs and fabrics, his company began producing a quality alternative to the uniform store labcoat. See similar questions...