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*PHYORD* pre-operative physiCian orders - OhioHealth

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ADMISSION DATE SURGERY DATE PATIENT NAME LAST FIRST MI<br />

DATE OF BIRTH AGE GENDER HOME PHONE WORK PHONE CELL PHONE/PAGER<br />

M F<br />

DIAGNOSIS iCd-9 Codes INSURANCE PLAN<br />

PROCEDURE/SURGERY<br />

INSURANCE PRE-CERT DEPT. PHONE PRE-CERTIFICATION #/AUTHORIZATION # # PRE-CERTIFIED DAYS SECOND INSURANCE<br />

pt type one: admission day surgery op surgery op in a bed oFF-site: LoCation _______________<br />

instructions: place an “x” in the appropriate boxes and fill in necessary information.<br />

history & physical - marking in this box will result in the completion of the h/p and all required testing per anesthesia protocol & pat physician including cardiac testing if<br />

indicated, but excluding type and screen / Crossmatch if additional testing is required, please mark appropriate box(es) below.<br />

pat physician: name ____________________________________________ sign _____________________________________________ date _____________________<br />

note: If patient has been <strong>pre</strong>gnant or transfused within 3 months of surgery date, the specimen must be redrawn within 3 days of surgery. Otherwise the<br />

specimen is valid for 14 days after the draw.<br />

transFusion / bLood banK <strong>orders</strong><br />

type & screen _______________________________<br />

type & Crossmatch pack auto ______/dd _____units<br />

type & Crossmatch packed Cells ________units<br />

order must Come From the surgeon -<br />

not to be ordered by pat.<br />

site<br />

hospitaL<br />

see above<br />

¸<br />

testing must FoLLow<br />

anesthesia protoCoL<br />

history & physiCaL<br />

(within 30 days of surgery)<br />

CardiaC testing<br />

EKG (within 6 months)<br />

Stress Test<br />

Echo Cardiogram<br />

Other:<br />

Lab (within 30 days)<br />

Hgb<br />

Hct<br />

PLT<br />

CBC<br />

PT, INR<br />

PTT<br />

Bleeding Time<br />

K+<br />

Na +<br />

Creatinine<br />

BUN<br />

Glucose<br />

SGOT/ALK PHOS<br />

Other<br />

Other<br />

Pregnancy Test According<br />

to PreOp Protocol<br />

puLm sCreen / FunCtion<br />

date: time:<br />

x-ray proCedures<br />

Chest - AP & LAT (within 6 months)<br />

Other X-Ray<br />

oFF<br />

site<br />

pat<br />

Date of testing _____________________/Time _____________________<br />

oFF site CardiaC testing<br />

Date of testing _______________________________________<br />

Cardiologist ______________________________________Phone_______________<br />

oFF site testing <strong>physiCian</strong><br />

Date of testing _______________________________________<br />

Testing Physician __________________________________Phone ______________<br />

Comments and/or <strong>orders</strong><br />

(please write clearly)<br />

____________________________________________________________________<br />

____________________________________________________________________<br />

____________________________________________________________________<br />

____________________________________________________________________<br />

supportive diagnosis:<br />

List related diagnoses or ICD-9 codes to support medical necessity of the<br />

tests requested.<br />

________________________________________________________<br />

________________________________________________________<br />

________________________________________________________<br />

________________________________________________________<br />

<strong>pre</strong><strong>operative</strong> <strong>orders</strong><br />

NO<br />

YES : please go to page 2 & 3 <strong>pre</strong><strong>operative</strong> <strong>orders</strong><br />

<strong>pre</strong>-op iv:<br />

Lactated ringers at Kvo<br />

if CrF patient, normal saline at Kvo<br />

if diabetic patient, contact anesthesia<br />

surgery Consent Form signed by surgeon and enCLosed<br />

patient to sign the surgery Consent Form on day oF surgery<br />

note: p.a.t. does not schedule the following tests: pFt (pulmonary function<br />

test), mri, pulmonary screen, Ct-sCan, intravenous pyelogram, or barium<br />

enema. to schedule, please call Central scheduling at 566-1111. pulmonary<br />

screen 566-5278.<br />

PHYSICIAN NAME PHYSICIAN SIGNATURE DATE<br />

<strong>pre</strong>-<strong>operative</strong><br />

<strong>physiCian</strong> <strong>orders</strong><br />

PATIENT IDENTIFICATION LABEL<br />

3006779 (5/19/2011) PAGE 1 OF 3<br />

<strong>*PHYORD*</strong>


<strong>pre</strong>-<strong>operative</strong> <strong>physiCian</strong> <strong>orders</strong><br />

Name: _________________________________________ Time: _______________________ Date: _________________<br />

Instructions: Circle / Check box all <strong>orders</strong> that apply.<br />

required FieLd For aCCurate antibiotiC administration CaLCuLation<br />

CURRENT WEIGHT: _________________ lbs. _______________ kg. HEIGHT: ____________ ft. _______________ in.<br />

NKDA ALLERGY(S) & REACTIONS: ____________________________________________________________________________<br />

Latex Allergy No Yes – Reaction : ________________________ IVP Dye No Yes – Reaction : _____________________<br />

antibiotiC aLLergy: a positive response to one or more of the following 4 signs / symptoms:<br />

Respiratory difficulty (trouble breathing or chest tightness) Hypotension (low blood <strong>pre</strong>ssure or fainting)<br />

Immediate reaction of swelling or hives<br />

Emergency Room visit / Emergency visit to physician<br />

surgiCaL proCedure drug oF ChoiCe (iv) aLLergies to drug oF ChoiCe (iv)<br />

(antibiotiCs to be administered by anesthesia)<br />

(vanComyCin to be administered in <strong>pre</strong>op)<br />

GI (Gastrointestinal)<br />

General Surgery<br />

Cefoxitin 2 grams<br />

Cefazolin (dosing below) & metronidazole (Flagyl) 500mg<br />

1 gram if patient weight < 80 kg.<br />

2 grams if patient weight ≥ 80 kg.<br />

Clindamycin (dosing scale below) & gentamicin 80 mg<br />

600 mg if weight < 80 kg.<br />

900 mg if weight ≥ 80 kg.<br />

Vascular/ Thoracic<br />

Open Heart Procedures<br />

Neurological<br />

Ortho/Podiatry<br />

Implantable devices<br />

GU (Genitourinary)<br />

GYN and Urology<br />

Synthetic pubovaginal sling<br />

Head and Neck<br />

Major Soft Tissues<br />

Cefazolin<br />

1 gram if patient weight < 80 kg.<br />

2 grams if patient weight ≥ 80 kg.<br />

iF mrsa screening is negative or results unavailable and not<br />

allergic to Cefazolin<br />

Cefazolin<br />

1 gram if patient weight < 60 kg.<br />

2 grams if patient weight ≥ 60 kg.<br />

Bactroban : ½ tube each nostril<br />

Cefuroxime (Zinacef) 1.5gm<br />

Cefazolin<br />

1 gram if patient weight < 80 kg.<br />

2 grams if patient weight ≥ 80 kg<br />

Cefazolin<br />

1 gram if patient weight < 80 kg.<br />

2 grams if patient weight ≥ 80 kg<br />

if patient has a hx of staphlococcus aureus infection within<br />

the past 2 years<br />

Vancomycin (dosing scale below)<br />

1 gram if patient weighs < 80 kg<br />

1.5 gram if patients weighs ≥ 80 kg<br />

Cefazolin<br />

1 gram if patient weight < 80 kg.<br />

2 grams if patient weight ≥ 80 kg.<br />

Cefoxitin 2 grams<br />

Cefazolin<br />

1 gram if patient weight < 80 kg.<br />

2 grams if patient weight ≥ 80 kg.<br />

Vancomycin 1 gram<br />

Clindamycin<br />

600 mg if weight < 80 kg.<br />

900 mg if weight ≥ 80 kg.<br />

if mrsa screening is positive or allergic to Cefazolin<br />

Vancomycin (dosing scale below) & gentamicin 80 mg<br />

1 gram if patient weighs ≤ 65 kg<br />

1.5 gram if patients weighs 66 – 90 kg<br />

2 gram if patient weighs > 90 kg<br />

Bactroban : ½ tube each nostril<br />

Vancomycin 1 gram<br />

Clindamycin<br />

600 mg if weight < 80 kg.<br />

900 mg if weight ≥ 80 kg.<br />

Clindamycin 900 mg<br />

if patient has a hx of staphlococcus aureus infection within<br />

the past 2 years<br />

Vancomycin (dosing scale below)<br />

1 gram if patient weighs < 80 kg<br />

1.5 gram if patients weighs ≥ 80 kg<br />

Clindamycin (dosing scale below) & gentamicin 80 mg<br />

600 mg if weight < 80 kg.<br />

900 mg if weight ≥ 80 kg.<br />

Ciprofloxacin 400 mg (urology only)<br />

Doxycycline 200 mg (urology only)<br />

Clindamycin (dosing scale below)<br />

600 mg if weight < 80 kg.<br />

900 mg if weight ≥ 80 kg.<br />

SBE Prophylaxis per AHA<br />

guidelines<br />

Ampicillin 1 gram<br />

Cefazolin 1 gram<br />

Vancomycin 1 gram<br />

Clindamycin (dosing scale below)<br />

600 mg if weight < 80 kg.<br />

900 mg if weight ≥ 80 kg.<br />

entereg <strong>pre</strong> op <strong>orders</strong><br />

Patient Criteria for Entereg (alvimopan) Use:<br />

By Checking the items 1 – 4 I confirm I have verified the following:<br />

❑ 1. Entereg (alvimopan) is indicated for partial or small bowel resection with primary anastomosis.<br />

❑ 2. Patient has not taken theraputic doses of opiods for more than seven (7) consecutive days immedatly prior to Entereg.<br />

❑ 3. Patient does not have hepatic dis<strong>orders</strong>.<br />

❑ 4. Patient does not have severe renal failure.<br />

Pre-Op: ❑ Entereg 12mg capsule orally NOW (must be given 30 minutes to 5 hours prior to surgery – give in <strong>pre</strong>-op)<br />

Post–Op: Follow “Entereg Fast Track” protocol on Post-Op Inpatient General Surgery Physician Orders.<br />

PHYSICIAN NAME PHYSICIAN SIGNATURE DATE TIME<br />

<strong>pre</strong>-<strong>operative</strong><br />

<strong>physiCian</strong> <strong>orders</strong><br />

PATIENT IDENTIFICATION LABEL<br />

3006779 (5/19/2011) PAGE 2 OF 3<br />

<strong>*PHYORD*</strong>


<strong>pre</strong>-<strong>operative</strong> <strong>physiCian</strong> <strong>orders</strong><br />

Name: _________________________________________ Time: _______________________ Date: _________________<br />

dvt prophyLaxis<br />

Heparin 5000 units (SQ) x 1 dose prior to surgery<br />

T.E.D. Hose _____ Bilateral _____ Right ______ Left<br />

SCDs ________________________________________<br />

Enoxaparin (Lovenox) 40 mg sq x1 ________________<br />

Other DVT Orders : _____________________________<br />

breast speCiaL needs<br />

sub-areola injection of nuclear isotope Tc 99m<br />

Sulfur Colloid per<br />

Nuclear Medicine Protocol<br />

______ Right ______Left _____Bilateral<br />

Needle placement with ultrasound/mammography<br />

_____ Right ______ Left _____ Bilateral<br />

Appointment time ________________<br />

ortho teCh – CerviCaL CoLLar / post-op shoe<br />

Miami J Collar (<strong>pre</strong>op to size)<br />

Post-Op Surgical Shoe: Size : ____________________<br />

protoCoL For parathyroideCtomy<br />

First PTH level drawn in Pre-Op<br />

Nuclear Medicine IV injection of Isotope,<br />

25 mCi Tc99m Sestamibi<br />

mri and Ct<br />

Placement of Fiducials in <strong>pre</strong>op per protocol ____________<br />

Right Frontal Temporal Parietal<br />

Left Frontal Temporal Parietal<br />

Posterior Fossa<br />

MRI with Stealth Protocol<br />

nuCLear mediCine “other” protoCoL<br />

Melanoma injection of nuclear isotope Tc99m<br />

Sulfur Colloid per Nuclear Medicine Protocol<br />

Melanoma site : _______________________________<br />

sLeep apnea protoCoL<br />

MRI of _______________________________________<br />

CT with Stealth Protocol<br />

CT Scan of ___________________________________<br />

additional <strong>orders</strong><br />

PHYSICIAN NAME PHYSICIAN SIGNATURE DATE<br />

<strong>pre</strong>-<strong>operative</strong><br />

<strong>physiCian</strong> <strong>orders</strong><br />

PATIENT IDENTIFICATION LABEL<br />

3006779 (5/19/2011) PAGE 3 OF 3<br />

<strong>*PHYORD*</strong>


anesthesia protoCoL<br />

*h&p on aLL patients within 30 days oF surgery*<br />

LoCaL & ConsCious sedation<br />

HEALTHY ASYMPTOMATIC PATIENTS<br />

No additional testing nescessary<br />

maC (monitored anesthesia care)<br />

< 50 years old No additional testing nescessary<br />

HEALTHY ASYMPTOMATIC PATIENTS<br />

> 50 years old Hgb EKG<br />

generaL & spinaL anesthetiC<br />

1) Low risK surgery with minimum bLood Loss (75 years old<br />

2) high risK surgery: iF patient matChes Criteria,<br />

assign FoLLowing Lab<br />

CBC<br />

No additional testing<br />

Hgb<br />

Hgb EKG<br />

Hgb EKG Creat<br />

Type & Screen / Cross Match x2 units<br />

■ Intra-abdominal, Intrathoracic, Vascular ■ Amputation, Major Bladder, Femur<br />

■ Lumbar, Thoracic or Cervical SPine ■ Knee or Hip other than replacement<br />

■ Knee, Ankle, or Hip Replacement<br />

■ Elbow, Shoulder<br />

■ Urologic other than major Bladder, Hernia<br />

■ C-section, Mastectomy, Breast Mass<br />

mediCaL history seCtion<br />

note: if patient<br />

has a medical<br />

history, consider<br />

lab from medical<br />

history section.<br />

Stable Coronary Artery Disease Hgb EKG<br />

Unstable Coronary Artery Disease Hgb EKG CXR<br />

Cardiac clearance within 3 months of surgery date<br />

Antiarrhythmic medication K+ EKG<br />

Digoxin K+ Creat EKG<br />

Diuretics K+<br />

Hypertension (HTN) Creat EKG<br />

Pulmonary Disease<br />

Smoker 1pk/day X 20 years<br />

EKG CXR<br />

PFT<br />

Only obtain if signs & symptoms suggest<br />

newer or pulmonary disease<br />

Diabetes glucose Creat EKG<br />

Renal Disease Hct/Hgb K+ Creat BUN<br />

Hepatic Disease pt/inr, ptt SGOT/ALK Phos<br />

Hepatitis Exposure pt/inr, ptt SGOT/ALK Phos<br />

Cerebral Vascular Accident (CVA) CBC EKG<br />

CNS Disease Creat EKG<br />

Anticoagulants CBC pt/inr, ptt<br />

Bleeding Disorder CBC pt/inr, ptt T&S or T&C<br />

Malignancy (chemotherapy) CBC pt/inr, ptt EKG CXR<br />

Radiation Therapy WBC EKG CXR<br />

Leukemia CBC pt/inr, ptt<br />

Steroids glucose Na+ K+<br />

Female of childbearing age<br />

<strong>pre</strong>gnancy test: urine or serum<br />

3006779 (5/19/2011)<br />

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