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Typical ones would be if you had anesthesia before, any previous surgery or procedures, medications, allergies, current or past problems, physical limitations. He will look into your throat, check your teeth and note your natural hair color - people with red hair usually need higher doses of anesthetic medications.
Tests Before Surgery Common tests that your surgeon may ask you to have if you have not had them recently are: Blood tests such as a complete blood count (CBC) and kidney, liver, and blood sugar tests. Chest x-ray to check your lungs. Electrocardiogram (ECG) to check your heart.
Have you had any of the following problems with your lungs or your chest? Have you taken steroids (prednisone or cortisone) in the last year? Have you ever smoked? Do you still smoke? Do you drink alcohol? opioids not prescribed for you? If yes, please list type of drugs.
THE MORNING OF YOUR SURGERY, A SAMPLE WILL BE TAKEN FOR THE FOLLOWING: PREGNANCY, NICOTINE AND A 12 LEAD DRUG TEST.
Common tests that your surgeon may ask you to have if you have not had them recently are: Blood tests such as a complete blood count (CBC) and kidney, liver, and blood sugar tests. Chest x-ray to check your lungs. Electrocardiogram (ECG) to check your heart.
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The pre assessment is to check if you have any medical problems that might need to be treated before your operation, or if youll need any special care during and after your surgery. You may need to be seen by an anaesthetic doctor before your surgery to ensure you are safe to have an anaesthetic for your operation.
Dear Patient, This questionnaire will help your anesthesia team determine what if any preoperative work up will be needed prior to your surgery and help them gather all available medical information about you. Please fill it out as best you can. This information will help to avoid any delay in your surgery.

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