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  1. Click ‘Get Form’ to open the Pre-op Screen Patient Form in the editor.
  2. Begin by entering the date of surgery and the surgeon’s name at the top of the form. This information is crucial for your child's medical records.
  3. Fill out the patient information section, including your child’s name, date of birth, age, and contact numbers. Ensure all details are accurate to avoid any delays.
  4. Answer all medical history questions thoroughly. If a question does not apply, write 'N.A.' next to it. This helps provide clear information to the healthcare team.
  5. In the anesthesia information section, indicate any past issues with anesthesia and list any surgeries or hospitalizations your child has had.
  6. Complete the pre-admission information by providing details about insurance coverage and emergency contacts. Make sure this section is filled out completely for smooth processing.

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The PAC test includes a medical history assessment, physical examination, laboratory tests, and imaging studies. The results of the PAC test help the surgeon and anesthesiologist to plan for surgery and ensure that the patient has a smooth and safe experience.
The medical staff will carefully explain the surgery to you before you have it. This includes why you are having it, any risks of the surgery, and what you can expect afterward. You will also be asked to sign an informed consent form. It explains the procedure and its risks and benefits.
Things we may ask you What is your general health like? How is your emotional wellbeing? What pre-existing health problems do you have? How do you manage your health at home? Is there any family history of major health conditions like heart problems and cancer? Who is your GP? Have you had surgery before?
Pre-operative assessment Youll be asked questions about your health, medical history and home circumstances. If the assessment involves a visit to the hospital, some tests may be carried out.
This assessment will usually happen one or more days before your operation. Make sure you know the results of any previous tests, as well as all the medicines, vitamins and herbal supplements you take. Youll be given clear information on: whether you need to stop eating and drinking in the hours before your operation.

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PREOP CLEARANCE LETTER. Please give this to the provider who will be clearing you for surgery. examined this patient, checked all appropriate lab work and tests and docHub, that to the best of my knowledge, there is not a medical contraindication for undergoing elective surgery with a general and/or regional anesthesia.
During this visit, you will be asked about your health over the years. This is called taking your medical history. Your provider will also do a physical exam. If you see your primary care provider for your pre-op checkup, make sure your hospital or surgeon gets the reports from this visit.
A pre-op exam assesses your overall health prior to undergoing a surgical procedure, to determine if there are any potential risks for complications that need to be addressed in advance. It also helps determine if youll need any special care during or after your surgery.

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