Social History-All > Social History-Sexual

Social History - Sexual History provides documentation for the patient's sexual history.

1.Complete the information in the Sexual History fields as needed.

•Are you sexually active: LOINC code is attached to answers.

oNot Answered (Default)

oYes

oNo

oScreening will auto populate the current date but may be changed if necessary.

•Sexual Orientation:

oNot Answered (Default)

oStraight or Heterosexual

oLesbian, Gay or Homosexual

oBisexual

oDoesn't Know

oSexually attracted to neither male nor female sex

oChooses Not to Disclose

oOther (provides free text up to 50 characters)

•History of unsafe sexual activity:

oNot Answered (Default)

oYes

oNo

•Gender Identity:

oNot Answered (Default)

oIdentifies as Male

oIdentifies as Female

oFemale to Male (FTM) Transgender Male/Trans Man

oMale to Female (MTF) Transgender Female/Trans Woman

oGenderqueer, neither exclusively Male nor Female

oNon-Binary

oChooses Not to Disclose

oAdditional Gender, Specify (provides free text up to 50 characters)

•Personal Pronoun(s): Use this field is to document the patient's personal gender pronoun(s). This is a drop-down list and contains the following options:
NOTE: Updates made to a patient's personal pronouns will pull to the ID Panel, Narrative or List View in Health History Review, Patient Summary, and the System Menu > Print EMR Report. If a patient's Personal Pronouns are entered via Health History > Sexual History, they will display when hovering over the Gender Identity information in the ID Panel.

oHe, Him, His, His, Himself

oShe, Her, Her, Hers, Herself

oThey, Them, Their, Theirs, Themself

oZe, Zir, Zir, Zirs, Zrself

oXie, Hir ("Here"), Hir, Hirs, Hirself

oCo, Co, Cos, Cos, Coself

oEn, En, Ens, Ens, Enself

oEy, Em, Eir, Eirs, Emself

oYo, Yo, Yos, Yos, Yoself

oVe, Vis, Ver, Ver, Verself

oUnknown Pronouns

oUses Other Pronouns (NOTE: A text box is provided when this option is selected.)

•Sex for Clinical Use: Use this field is to document the patient's sex used for clinical data or reference range. This field is used when there's a potential mismatch between the recorded sex/gender and how sex/gender should be considered for a specific clinical task.

oApply female-typical setting or reference range

oApply male-typical setting or reference range

oApply specified setting or reference range

•Sex: Use this field is to document the patient's sex. This field supports the exchange of a sex value not characterized as assigned at birth or birth sex.

oNot answered

oFemale

oMale

oNon-Binary

oUnknown

oAsked But Declined

2.Once documentation is completed, select Save.

NOTE: If information is not saved, the system will prompt, "Are you sure you wish to exit without saving?"