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  1. Click ‘Get Form’ to open the cardiac clearance request in the editor.
  2. Begin by entering the date at the top of the form. This is essential for record-keeping.
  3. Fill in the cardiologist's name and details, ensuring accuracy for effective communication.
  4. Provide the patient's name and date of birth, as this identifies the individual requiring clearance.
  5. Indicate the scheduled surgery date and specify whether it requires MAC or General anesthetic.
  6. Detail the length of the procedure in hours and minutes to assist in risk assessment.
  7. Clearly state any requirements prior to risk stratification, ensuring all necessary information is included.
  8. Select one of the risk categories for the patient’s cardiac status and provide recommendations if applicable.
  9. Indicate whether the patient may stop Plavix/ASA or Coumadin before surgery, along with specific days required.
  10. Finally, ensure that you sign and date the form before submitting it via fax to Community Surgery Center Northwest.

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What to Expect During Your Cardiopulmonary Clearance. During your appointment, your doctor will ask for your medical history and recommend you to undergo a series of tests. Additional medical exams are possible, especially if you have chronic conditions (e.g., hypertension, diabetes, etc.).
If you have a history of heart disease, high blood pressure, or a family history of cardiac issues, this clearance is very important. The additional stress on your heart from the surgery can pose serious risks. With this evaluation, doctors are better equipped for any challenges that might come up.
What to expect during your cardiac preoperative clearance exam Medical history review. We start with a thorough review of your medical history. Physical examination. Next, we perform a detailed physical exam. Electrocardiogram (EKG/ECG) Echocardiogram. Stress testing. Laboratory tests.
Its a thorough evaluation designed to uncover hidden risks, protect you during surgery, and give you the knowledge to manage your heart health going forward. A cardiac clearance appointment isnt just a box to check off. If your surgeon requires cardiac clearance, embrace the process.
Typically, the results are available within 24-48 hours. You can then take your results to your surgeon so they can decide how to proceed with your care.

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Procedures like routine colonoscopies or cataract surgery are often considered low-risk and may not need screenings unless patients have any new cardiac symptoms. I always tell my patients that we just want to make sure they dont have an acute coronary event during or post-surgery, says Dr. Modi.
Cardiac clearance typically refers to the process of obtaining approval from a healthcare professional, often a cardiologist, before a person with a known or suspected heart condition can undergo certain medical procedures or engage in specific activities.
Not all surgeries require any preoperative screenings. Procedures like routine colonoscopies or cataract surgery are often considered low-risk and may not need screenings unless patients have any new cardiac symptoms.

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