PATIENT CONTRAST ASSESSMENT FLOWSHEET For Contrast Only – MRI (gadolinium), Gastrograffin, and Barium studies are excluded Initial History – * If changes in history – document change, date and initial.
History of DiabetesPresently taking: (Circle)Glucophage/Metformin
Other Drug controlling Diabetes: ________________________________
NOTE: If the patient is taking another oral diabetic drug other than the above medications, call Pharmacy for instructions. History of Kidney ProblemsCurrently or ever been on dialysisHistory of cancer – Type –
Reaction to Contrast given by a radiology procedure or cardiac catheterizationPregnantPatient has had an out-patient study/procedure with contrast in the last 72 hours, notify physician. Are there any previous contrast studies within 72 hours in the chart (Radiology or Cath Lab)? If yes, notify performing physician. Initial History Date: Signature: Lab Findings & Review of History Most recent BUN & Creatinine results: Creatinine Physician Reviewed Notify physician, if lab pending. Notified History with
Creatinine (normal range = 0.5-1.3 mg/dl)
procedure Contrast Procedure (to be performed): Cumulative Contrast Use Notification to Amount of Signature performing MD Contrast contrast Given for CONTRAST of total contrast within 72 hours - within 72 procedure (within the procedure For Intravenous Contrast - Insertion and Administration IV inserted by Infusing Site During Signature & Post-Procedure
Dry & Intact, no Sign of swellingSee comment
Dry & Intact, no Sign of swellingSee comment
Dry & Intact, no Sign of swellingSee comment
Dry & Intact, no Sign of swellingSee comment
Dry & Intact, no Sign of swellingSee comment
Methodist Le Bonheur Healthcare OUTPATIENT MEDICATION RECONCILIATION
Patient Name:_____________________________ Ht:____ Wt:____
No Home Medications (including over the counter drugs & herbal preparations)
Unable to Obtain Medication History – Reason ____________________________________
Current Home Medications (Including Over the Counter Drugs & Herbal Preparations)
Above is a list of medications this patient or his/her representative told us he/she was taking before coming to the hospital. The physician has reviewed these medications to see if there is any conflict with new medications the patient is being prescribed and will be taking after discharge. Unless marked “STOP TAKING” the patient wil be instructed to continue taking these medications as described in SPECIAL INSTRUCTIONS. The patient will be encouraged to review these medications with his/her personal physician on a regular basis. List of Additional Medications Prescribed in Patient Friendly Terms (To Be Completed by Physician or Clinical Staff Member)
Name of next physician patient is scheduled to visit___________________
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