Large-Print Doctor Visit Log
A large-print doctor visit log: appointments, a visit log with one visit to a line, pages for before and after a visit, questions for the doctor, a page for what changed after a visit, and notes.
Large-Print Vital Signs Log
Vital signs log, printable, in large print: a 10-page PDF of blank forms for writing down readings taken at home: blood pressure, pulse, oxygen (from a pulse oximeter) and temperature, with a morning (AM) and an evening (PM) row for every day of the week. An all-readings page adds breaths a minute, blood sugar and a column for anything else, and a My numbers page has blank lines for the targets your own doctor gave you.
$1.99printable PDF
- Instant download
- 10 pages in each PDF
- US Letter and A4
- Fill-in fields need the free Adobe Acrobat Reader
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What’s inside
10 pages in each PDF
- Start here: what's inside and how to print it1 page
- My numbers: blank lines for the targets your own doctor gave you (blood pressure, pulse, oxygen, temperature, blood sugar, other), who set them and when, your blood pressure monitor, pulse oximeter, thermometer and blood sugar meter, the units and when to check1 page
- Weekly log, Monday to Sunday: a morning and an evening row each day, with the time, SYS (the top number), DIA (the bottom number), pulse, oxygen % and temperature1 page
- Weekly log, Sunday to Saturday1 page
- All readings: 8 checks, each on two lines: the date, time, SYS, DIA, pulse and oxygen, then temperature, breaths a minute, blood sugar, other and notes1 page
- Blood pressure, pulse and oxygen: one reading per line, 16 lines, with the date, time and notes1 page
- Temperature, pulse and oxygen: one reading per line, 18 lines, for readings through the day1 page
- Notes, with a date for each one1 page
- Personal-use license and a note about the pages2 pages
$1.99printable PDF
- Instant download
- 10 pages in each PDF
- US Letter and A4
- Fill-in fields need the free Adobe Acrobat Reader
Who it is for
Anyone who writes down blood pressure, pulse, oxygen or temperature readings taken at home, and the family members who help them.
How it works
- Type your name before you print: it fills in on every form page, and the temperature and blood sugar units lines work the same way. Every box on the log pages fills in too.
- Or print the pages and write by hand.
- Write each reading the way your device shows it, and write °F or °C, and mg/dL or mmol/L, on the units lines.
- Print as many copies as you need, and keep the filled pages together for your appointments.
Sizes and format
- 2 PDF files: US Letter (8.5 x 11 in) and A4
- Large print: page titles 26 pt, column headings 14 to 16 pt, and rows about 1/2 inch (13 mm) tall on the weekly pages
- The fill-in fields need the free Adobe Acrobat Reader
- Blank forms, text and lines only: no pictures, no ranges, no color zones, no advice
- Instant download. No physical item is shipped.
- Pages drafted with AI writing tools and checked by us.
The files
- US LetterPDF, 10 pages, 504 KB
- A4PDF, 10 pages, 505 KB
Your license
For personal use in one household: print as many copies as you need, and please don't share or resell the file.
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Doctor Carissa is the shop of Carissa Spisak, who holds a doctorate in speech-language pathology.
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