If you want to write big you should have been a first grade teacher or an attending. The basic idea is seen in the figure below. You waste valuable space soon to be used by the discreet doctor. Also, memorize the format and you won't waste space labeling what goes where. Besides, it's more impressive to reel off this eloquent dialogue from a bunch of apparent gibberish than to try to read the label someone else put there.
Path results Leave space for the room number to change.
I also put the floor and wing unless I know for sure where the room is. On the back you will notice a lot of data in a small space. I used to start a new column for each day, but I could only get about 5 days in, so I started serial spacing. I could usually get about 7-10 days on one card. If the patient stays longer then I tape another card to the original in such a way that they open like a book.