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Pre-operative Medical/Cardiac Clearance - Oakland Regional Hospital 2025

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The document is a request for pre-operative medical and cardiac clearance from a physician for a patient scheduled for surgery. It outlines the necessary information to be provided, including medication management, required lab tests, and the physician's assessment of the patient's readiness for surgery.

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How to get cardiac clearance for surgery?

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.

How do you get cardiac clearance for surgery?

What Tests Are Done for Cardiac Clearance? Physicians perform the following standard tests for all patients before surgery: Chest X-ray to detect hidden pneumonia. Electrocardiogram (EKG) to track heart rate and rhythm.

How to get cardio clearance?

Some possible screenings include: 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) An EKG records your hearts electrical activity. Echocardiogram. Stress testing. Laboratory tests.

Do you have to see a cardiologist before surgery?

Before many surgical procedures, pre-surgery screenings are necessary to make sure a patient can handle the stress that surgery can put on the body. Depending on the surgery (and the patients unique health history), cardiac screenings may also be included as part of the preoperative testing.

What is a cardiac clearance test?

How long will it take to get cardiac clearance for a non-emergency surgical procedure? This will depend upon type of surgery you are going to have, your cardiac condition and recent testing. Usually we require at least two weeks to complete any non emergent surgical clearances.

How do I get a medical clearance for surgery?

Answer: Medical Clearance Medical clearance should, optimally, be provided by your primary care physician. The goal is to obtain a thorough review of your health by a physician with whom you are familiar in order to assess your candidacy for surgery.

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