GENOGRAPH

Interview an individual over the age of 18 years and obtain a three-generation medical history.You may find it helpful to use the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) My Family Health Portrait tool (Links to an external site.) to guide your interview.This assignment is for learning purposes; therefore, the volunteer is not required to share sensitive health history if they are uncomfortable doing so.Patient privacy should be maintained, and names should not be used. Instead, only the initials of the first and last name of the patient and family members identified in the genogram can be used (e.g., J.D.). Only blood relatives are required on the genogram.Create a genogram based on the information you gathered. You can either draw by hand and take a picture of your work or use free genogram creation software, like Edraw Max (Links to an external site.). Ensure that your genogram is:Chronologically organizedVisually appealingComplete with health status information, proper identification of your subjects, gender, and age (or age of death, if deceased) of all your subjectsLinks:https://www.edrawmax.com/online/https://phgkb.cdc.gov/FHH/html/index.html

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