New jersey surgery center pre-operative interview form
New Jersey Surgery Center PRE OPERATIVE INTERVIEW NAME:________________________ M or F Height_____Weight______Age________ Procedure to be done_____________________________________________________________ Emergency contact person and number______________________________________________ Person who will provide your transportation home_____________________________________ Phone number where we can reach you between 7am – 3pm _____________________________ Please list allergies (with reactions) to food and/or medications or state NONE: ______________________________________________________________________________ Do you have a latex allergy? Y/N If yes, please call us at 609-581-6230 PAST MEDICAL HISTORY: Have you ever been treated for any of the following: ___heart ___lungs ___liver ___kidney ___ulcers ___asthma ___arthritis
___blood pressure (high/low) ___diabetes (insulin Y/N) ___seizures ___stroke
___cancer ___thyroid ___bleeding disorder ___HIV/AIDS ___Hepatitis
___depression/anxiety ___GERD/reflux ___hiatal hernia Please describe all yes answers:____________________________________________
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______________________________________________________________________ Have you EVER been treated for sleep apnea or worn the CPAP machine at night? Y/N If yes, please call us at 609-581-6230. Please list all your daily medications including over the counter, vitamins and supplements:
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_______________________________________________________________________ PAST SURGICAL HISTORY: Please list all surgery (s) you have had:_____________
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________________________________________________________________________ Have you or a family member had any complications from anesthesia? Y/N
SOCIAL HISTORY: Tobacco: No ___Yes ___ How much? ______ How many years? ____ Quit?(when)__________
Alcohol use: ___ heavy ___ moderate ___ social ___ occasional ___ none
Do have any dentures/loose teeth/caps/bridges/braces? Permanent_____ Removable ____
Females: Last menstrual period__________ Pregnant? Y/N INSTRUCTIONS: STOP for seven days before surgery (unless indicated otherwise by your physician): Aspirin / Aspirin products Coumadin Plavix Aggrenox STOP for three days before surgery (unless indicated otherwise by your physician):
The night before surgery: If you take long acting insulin in the evening (NPH, Lantus etc.) only take ½ the dose!!!
The morning of surgery: Do not take any insulin or medication for diabetes, we will check your sugar here. Take your morning dose of blood pressure, heart, or thyroid medicine with a small sip of water. Nothing to eat or drink after midnight. This includes candy, mints and gum. No drinking alcohol, smoking or illicit drug use 24 hours prior to surgery. Leave all jewelry and valuables at home. Please refrain from wearing perfume/cologne the morning of surgery. Bring any equipment as ordered. Please email, fax or mail this form to: New Jersey Surgery Center
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