> ## Documentation Index
> Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://developer.suki.ai/llms.txt
> Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

# Form Filling Info

> Get info about a Form filling session

The Form filling info APIs provide endpoints to get info about medical form templates. These endpoints are used to get info about medical form templates.

## Usage scenarios

* Getting info about medical form templates

## Supported medical form template types

Medical form templates are predefined templates that are used to collect information from the patient. Suki supports the following `MedicalFormType` values:

## Template reference

The sections below summarize what each supported template type captures. Field names and enums come from each template **`schema`**. Use the [Suki medical form templates](/form-filling-api-reference/info/suki-medical-form-templates) endpoint for the authoritative definitions in your environment.

<AccordionGroup>
  <Accordion title="VITALS_ASSESSMENT">
    Captures standard vital signs and related comfort measures. Typical fields include:

    * Temperature (with site), heart rate, pulse rhythm and quality
    * Respiratory rate and effort
    * Blood pressure (systolic and diastolic, site, patient position)
    * SpO₂, oxygen delivery method, and flow rate
    * Pain score (0–10) with location and description
    * Additional comments

    Roughly 20 fields. Common for nursing intake, reassessment, and rapid checks.
  </Accordion>

  <Accordion title="NEURO_ASSESSMENT">
    Documents neurological status. Typical fields include:

    * Level of consciousness and orientation (person, place, time, situation)
    * Speech quality and behavior or affect
    * Pupil assessment per eye (size, shape, reactivity, accommodation)
    * Glasgow Coma Scale (Eye, Verbal, Motor, Total)
    * Extremity strength (1–5 scale for all four limbs)
    * Light touch sensation, paresthesia, hand grips, and foot pushes
  </Accordion>

  <Accordion title="SKIN_ASSESSMENT">
    Evaluates skin integrity and wound care. Typical fields include:

    * Skin color, temperature, moisture, turgor, and integrity findings (abrasion, bruising, rash, and similar)
    * Pressure injury assessment (location, stage 1–4 or unstageable, size in cm, drainage, periwound condition, dressing type, wound care interventions)
    * Incision or surgical site assessment (approximation, drainage type and amount, odor, dressing status, sutures, staples, or glue status)
  </Accordion>

  <Accordion title="RESPIRATORY_ASSESSMENT">
    Assesses the respiratory system. Typical fields include:

    * Respiratory pattern, effort, work of breathing, and chest expansion or symmetry
    * Breath sounds per lung lobe (RUL, RML, RLL, LUL, LLL)
    * Cough type and description; sputum amount, color, and consistency
    * Oxygen device, delivery method, flow rate, SpO₂, and respiratory rate
    * Patient position, distress signs, and breathing interventions provided
  </Accordion>

  <Accordion title="CARDIAC_ASSESSMENT">
    Covers cardiovascular status. Typical fields include:

    * Heart rate, rhythm, and auscultation findings (S1, S2, murmur, rub, gallop)
    * Capillary refill time; edema severity (1+–4+) and location
    * Skin color, perfusion, and temperature; JVD
    * Cardiac monitor rhythm or telemetry
    * Chest pain assessment (type, radiation, severity 0–10)
    * Peripheral pulses (radial, dorsalis pedis, posterior tibial) and vascular access (central line, peripheral IV)
  </Accordion>

  <Accordion title="GASTRO_INTESTINAL_ASSESSMENT">
    Documents gastrointestinal status. Typical fields include:

    * Abdomen condition (soft, distended, firm, tender), bowel sounds, and tenderness
    * Nausea or vomiting; diet type and tolerance
    * Last bowel movement; stool consistency and color; flatus status and bowel regimen
    * Ostomy status; NG or GI tube
    * GI symptoms (bloating, cramping, constipation, diarrhea) and a free-text GI narrative
  </Accordion>

  <Accordion title="GENITO_URINARY_ASSESSMENT">
    Captures genitourinary findings. Typical fields include:

    * Urine output, voiding status, frequency, urgency, and dysuria (pain quality and intensity)
    * Urine color, clarity, and odor; incontinence status
    * Catheter presence and care; bladder distention
    * GU pain, discomfort, and symptoms (hesitancy, retention, hematuria)
    * Intake and output monitoring and a free-text GU narrative
  </Accordion>

  <Accordion title="MSK_ASSESSMENT">
    Musculoskeletal assessment template. Follows the same schema-driven pattern as other supported types. Typical coverage includes range of motion, strength, gait, mobility aids, and joint assessment. Refer to the template **`schema`** from the Info API for field-level detail.
  </Accordion>

  <Accordion title="IO_ASSESSMENT">
    Intake and output tracking for fluid balance monitoring. Typical fields include:

    * Fluid intake (oral, IV, tube feeding)
    * Output measurements (urine, drainage, emesis)
    * Totals and trends your workflow uses for I/O documentation
  </Accordion>
</AccordionGroup>

These templates streamline the process of collecting information from the patient by providing a predefined set of questions and answers.

## Endpoints