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  1. Click ‘Get Form’ to open the MRI screening form in the editor.
  2. Begin by entering your personal information in the 'Patient Information' section, including your name, date of birth, and physician's name.
  3. Fill in your stated weight and the ICD-10 code as required. Ensure accuracy for proper medical evaluation.
  4. In the 'Patient History' section, carefully answer all questions regarding previous medical conditions and procedures. Pay special attention to triple asterisked (***), double asterisked (**), and single asterisked (*) questions, as they have specific implications for your MRI eligibility.
  5. If applicable, provide details about any previous surgeries or relevant medical history in the designated fields.
  6. Complete the insurance information section, ensuring that you include any necessary preauthorization details.
  7. Finally, sign and date the form at the bottom to confirm that all information provided is accurate.

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A whole body MRI screening can help detect possible cancer lesions, aneurysms (blood vessel blockages), bone and joint issues, and spine problems inside your body. An MRI scan of the head and a spine MRI may help detect: Brain injuries. Blood vessel damage.
Be advised, the MR system magnet is ALWAYS on. The screening form for individuals requests general information (name, age, address, etc.) and poses important questions to determine if there are possible problems or issues that should be discussed with the individual prior to permitting entry to the MR environment.
Patients are normally screened for contraindications to MRI using a hospital-approved screening form prior to entering the scanner suite. This form is completed by the patient or by his or her healthcare provider, and reviewed by the scanning technologist prior to the patients MRI examination.
Inpatient: MRI Screening Form The link to the electronic MRI screening form is in the Orders Requiring A Screening Form section of the Order Report or on the Rad Patent List report. Note: For more information review the Electronic MRI Screening tip Sheet.
Generally speaking you cannot get an MRI without a health care provider first giving you a referral. MRIs need to be read in context so getting one without a physician seeing you may lead to more confusion, and in many states is illegal.

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Screening means taking pictures of various parts of your body to detect cancer or other serious problems early on before symptoms appear. Diagnostic imaging, which includes x-rays and MRI scans, is used to determine what caused a specific problem with a persons health.

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