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T-1 Department of Veterans Affairs VHA DIRECTIVE 1070-2025

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The document is a Downtime Contrast Reaction Reporting Form used by the University of Virginia Health System to report and document patient reactions to contrast agents during medical exams. It includes sections for patient information, type of exam, history of contrast reactions, unexpected reactions, notification details, and follow-up procedures. The form ensures proper documentation and communication regarding patient safety and care following contrast administration.

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