This document is a requisition form for cardio-respiratory services at Guelph General Hospital. It includes the patient's name and contact information, as well as the ordering physician and test(s) required. The form provides instructions for the patient regarding arrival time, medications, smoking, and parking. It lists several pulmonary function tests and notes specific medication restrictions for methacholine challenge tests. Space is provided for clinical information and the physician's signature.
This document is a requisition form for cardio-respiratory services at Guelph General Hospital. It includes the patient's name and contact information, as well as the ordering physician and test(s) required. The form provides instructions for the patient regarding arrival time, medications, smoking, and parking. It lists several pulmonary function tests and notes specific medication restrictions for methacholine challenge tests. Space is provided for clinical information and the physician's signature.
This document is a requisition form for cardio-respiratory services at Guelph General Hospital. It includes the patient's name and contact information, as well as the ordering physician and test(s) required. The form provides instructions for the patient regarding arrival time, medications, smoking, and parking. It lists several pulmonary function tests and notes specific medication restrictions for methacholine challenge tests. Space is provided for clinical information and the physician's signature.
This document is a requisition form for cardio-respiratory services at Guelph General Hospital. It includes the patient's name and contact information, as well as the ordering physician and test(s) required. The form provides instructions for the patient regarding arrival time, medications, smoking, and parking. It lists several pulmonary function tests and notes specific medication restrictions for methacholine challenge tests. Space is provided for clinical information and the physician's signature.
CAR DI O-R ESP I RATOR Y SERVI CES Home Phone #: _________________________________
Alternate Phone #: ______________________________ OUT-P ATI ENT R EQUI SI TI ON Guelph General Hospital Ordering Physician: ______________________________ 115 Delhi St. Guelph, Ont, N1E 4J4 Copies to: _________________________________
Arrive in Ambulatory Care (1st Floor) 15 minutes before your test to be registered. • Bring this requisition with you to your appointment. We are not able to do your test without this requisition. • No Perfumes, Colognes, or other fragrances please. • Bring a list of your current medications with you. • Do Not Smoke the day of the test. No alcohol or caffeine (coffee, tea, cola), for 4 hours before the test. • If possible, Do Not Use puffer/Inhaler medication for 6 hours before the test. Take all your other medication as you normally do. • Note that metre parking is 1 hour maximum and will not be adequate for most tests.
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Pulmonary Function Test (PFT) (Includes FVL Pre and Post Bronchodilator, Lung Volumes, DLCO) Spirometry (Includes FVL Pre and Post Bronchodilator) Methacholine Challenge Test (MCT)Pre and post spirometry is mandatory prior to a MCT. Please send spirometry results to GGH CRS. Preapproval by GGH Respirologist is required for MCT. A Methacholine Challenge Test is a special blowing test which will help show how sensitive your airways are (i.e Asthma). You will be asked to inhale different doses of the medication Methacholine. Follow the instructions as listed above – PLUS: DO NOT TAKE - Ventolin or Airomir (salbutamol), or Bricanyl (terbutaline) for 8 hours before the test. DO NOT TAKE – Atrovent (ipratropium), Combivent, or Singulair (montelukast), for 24 hours before the test. DO NOT TAKE – Theophylline, Advair, Spiriva (tiotropium), Serevent (salmeterol), Oxeze (formoterol), Seebri (glycopyrronium), Tudorza Genuair (aclidinium) Onbrez (indacaterol),Incruse, Duaklir, Zenhale, Inspiolto, Ultibro, Anaro, Breo, or Symbicort for 48 hours before the test. DO NOT TAKE – Reactine (cetirizine)or Zyrtec for 3 days before the test. Take all of your other medications as you normally do, unless you are told otherwise by your physician. NOTE: If shortness of breath bothers you when you stop taking your medication, start taking them as you normally do Arterial Blood Gases (ABG’s) – On room air? OR On O2 (specify FiO2) __________ Home Oxygen Assessment – includes ABG’s and Exercise oximetry, with and without oxygen, as required. • If you have oxygen, be sure to bring it with you. Home Oxygen Titration Study – includes walking oximetry on room air and O2. No ABG’s • If you have oxygen, be sure to bring it with you.
Reason for test / Clinical Information / Special Considerations: ____________________________________