Which of the following is NOT typically included in a patient registration form?

A patient registration form is primarily designed to gather essential personal and administrative information to facilitate the patient’s visit to a healthcare facility, including a dental practice. Commonly included elements such as the patient's name, birthday, insurance details, and a signature with the date serve specific purposes in the registration and billing processes.

The patient's name and birthday are required to accurately identify the individual and align them with their medical records. Insurance details are critical for processing claims and determining coverage for services received. A signature and date help verify the information provided and signify consent for treatment and the terms of services.

Medical history, while an essential part of overall patient care, is generally collected through a separate form or section intended to gather detailed health-related information that may impact treatment decisions. This could include allergies, chronic conditions, and past surgeries. It tends to be more extensive and specific than what is typically covered in the initial registration form, which focuses on identification and administrative details. Therefore, medical history is not usually included in the patient registration form itself.