Pre-Op Form

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Pre-Op Form

Please fill out this form as completely and accurately as possible so we can get to know you and your pets before your visit.

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Prior to surgery:

* You will receive a treatment plan that includes estimated treatment costs no later than 72 hours after the appointment that the condition was diagnosed and the procedure recommended by the veterinarian. Pre-anesthetic testing: *It is important to understand that a pre-anesthetic profile does not guarantee the absence of anesthetic complications. It may however, greatly reduce the risk of complications as well as identify medical conditions that could require medical treatment in the future. This internal organ function, complete blood cell count testing, and possible X-rays are performed UP TO two weeks PRIOR to the scheduled surgical procedure. *Please ask your technician or veterinarian if you have any additional questions regarding your pet's procedure. If your pet is on medications, this MUST be discussed prior to the procedure.

Day of surgery:

Please allow 15-20 mins for patient check-in. If you arrive later than the hospital admit time, the procedure may be rescheduled. Preparation: Your pet will be examined by the veterinarian prior to the surgical procedure. Presurgical medications will be administered, and an intravenous catheter will be placed. Intravenous fluids are given during the procedure. Fur surrounding the surgical area will be shaved, and the skin will be scrubbed with an antiseptic. Sterile surgical procedure is adhered to throughout the surgical preparation and during the procedure. * Anesthesia: local and/or general anesthesia will be used during the procedure. * Monitoring: heart rate/respiration/blood pressure/ECG/blood oxygen level and other vital signs will be monitored during the surgery. * A technician will call you after the surgery is complete and your pet is awake to let you know how the surgery went and arrange a time that you will be able to come in for your pet's hospital release. * Both the staff and the veterinarian will check your pet routinely during the hospital stay. It is normal for your pet to experience some lethargy for 24-48 hours, if after that time your pet is still not behaving normally a recheck is required.

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