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The document is an Endoscopy Information and Consent Form from Long Beach Gastroenterology Associates, detailing the procedure of upper endoscopy, including preparation, sedation, potential risks, and patient consent. It outlines the process of examining the digestive tract, possible biopsies or polyp removals, and emphasizes the importance of having a driver post-procedure due to sedation effects.

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Do you need informed consent for an endoscopy?

All 50 states have adopted the legal notion of informed consent through state statutes or court decisions. The duty of all GI endoscopists is to obtain legally adequate informed consent before performing any endoscopic procedure.

What are the 5 requirements of consent?

Consent must be freely given, informed, specific, unambiguous, and verifiable.

What are the requirements for an endoscopy?

Youll typically need to stop eating solid food for eight hours and stop drinking liquids for four hours before your endoscopy. This is to ensure your stomach is empty for the procedure. Stop taking certain medications.

What is the consent process for endoscopic procedures?

Ideally, the consent process for endoscopic procedures starts when the procedure is first discussed with a patient, for example, in the outpatient setting. This allows the patient sufficient time to digest the information and come back to explore any questions or concerns they may have at a later date.