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13. AnesthesiaHave you ever had anesthesia?If yes, do you have difficulty waking up after the anesthetic?Have you or any family member been told you had a high feverwith general anesthesia?Have you ever been told that the anesthesiologist had a difficulttime putting a tube in for breathing during surgery?Do you have problems with nausea or vomiting afterreceiving anesthesia?apple Yes apple Noapple Yes apple Noapple Yes apple Noapple Yes apple Noapple Yes apple NoPlease check any of the following conditions, illnesses or problems you have now or have had:___ TB ___Rheumatic Fever ___Cancer (Where:_____)___Scarlet Fever ___Polio ___Tumor (Where:_____)___Hives/Rashes ___Psoriasis ___Bronchitits___Diverticulitis ___Hemorrhoids ___High Blood Pressure___Lung disease ___Pneumonia ___Heart Attack (When:____)___Heart Trouble ___Blood Transfusion ___Hernia (Type:___)___Pancreatitis ___Gall Bladder Trouble ___Yellow Jaundice___Malaria ___Anemia ___Blood Clots/Phlebitis___Stroke ___Ulcers (Where:___) ___Drug /Substance Abuse___Psychiatric disorder___Reactions to anesthesiaOther information you would like us to know:
Your Care TeamAt the Rose Institute for Joint Replacement we are committed to providing quality health care to you andyour family. Your care team consists of different health care professionals, some who you will see every dayand others who work behind the scenes. Each health care professional takes a personal interest in your careOrthopedic Surgeon• Performs your surgery, oversees and directsyour care• Checks your progress at follow-up officeappointmentsAnesthesiologist• Administers anesthesia to you in theoperating room• Monitors your condition during surgery• May direct your post-operative painmanagementPhysician Assistant• Works closely with your surgeon toevaluate, diagnose and assist in the treatmentof your surgical condition.• Coordinates your care after surgeryOperating Team• Assists medical staff in surgical procedures• Performs preoperative and postoperativeproceduresTotal Joint Institute, Director• Ensures overall efficiency, quality anddevelopment of the joint replacementprogramNurse Manager Pavilion II• Provides administrative and clinical leadershipfor the orthopedic unit• Assists patients and staff with problems andconcerns• Serves to educate and develop the skillof the team members providing directpatient carePharmacist• Coordinates and educates you on yourmedications based on physician ordersNurse Practitioner• Plans and coordinates your care based onphysician orders• Monitors and communicates informationabout your condition to other teammembers• Educates and helps you and your family withpersonal care needsInpatient Nursing Staff• Works closely with other team membersto deliver you individualized care• Monitors your condition and communicatesinformation about your condition to otherteam members• Helps you and your family with personalcare needsPhysical Therapist• Assesses your physical status and developsan individualized care plan• Instructs and assists you with post operativeexercise programs, the use of equipment andmovement precautionsOccupational Therapist• Helps you adapt to temporary lifestylechanges that are necessary following jointreplacement• Teaches you how to perform daily tasks suchas bathing or dressing without endangeringyour new joint• Instructs you on how to use adaptiveequipmentPatient Case Managers• Helps identify any individual needs you mayhave when you leave the hospital• Coordinates your discharge from the hospitaland any follow up care required
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