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SALISBURY NHS FOUNDATION TRUST RADIOLOGY REFERRAL FORM Patient Details (Affix label if available) Surname Forename Male / Female Date of Birth Address Post Code Telephone Number GP Name Reasons for Referral / Clinical Details Note: As a Referrer under the Ionising Radiation Medical Exposure Regulations 2000 you are responsible for providing sufficient information to allow for identification of the patient and justification of the examination. If you do not do this, the request will be returned. Referrer Details Surname Consultant /Practice Name Initials Clinical Team /Practice Address Status Bleep /Phone Number Hospital registration Number NHS Number IP Ward OP Clinic Walking Chair NHS PP Stretcher Mobile Research Category II Theatre Medico Legal For CT, MRI and other Intra Venous Contrast enhanced examinations Is the patient likely to have abnormal renal function? Yes / No If Yes GFR: Creatanine Level: Examination Requested Date of Measurement: FAILURE TO SUPPLY THIS INFORMATION MAY RESULT IN INAPPROPRIATE OR DELAYED INVESTIGATION OF THIS PATIENT Communication needs Referrers Signature Ver 3.1 Date Oral Bowel Cleansing Agent Prescription Checklist Name: Address: Date of Birth: Hospital Number: Procedure: Colonoscopy CTC This checklist is to be completed by the referring clinician and a copy should then be filed in the patient’s medical records. Barium Enema Capsule Study Small Bowel Meal Other Step 1: Absolute Contraindications GI Obstruction, ileus or perforation Severe Inflammatory Bowel Disease Toxic Megacolon Reduced conscious level Hypersensitivity to any ingredients Dysphagia (unless via NGT) Ileostomy Yes / No Yes / No Yes / No Yes / No Yes / No Yes / No Yes / No Step 4: Consider Co-Morbidities & Risk Factors Co-Morbidities Kidney Disease CKD 3 CKD 4 CKD 5 Haemodialysis Peritoneal Dialysis Renal Transplant Electrolyte Imbalance If yes to any question, do not continue Optimal Bowel Cleansing Klean Prep / Picolax Klean Prep (if fluid status allows) Klean Prep (if fluid status allows) Discuss with nephrologist Discuss with nephrologist Discuss with nephrologist Acceptable Picolax Picolax Picolax Klean Prep Picolax Klean Prep Picolax Klean Prep Picolax Cardiac Failure Step 2: If patient likely to have abnormal blood test Review the Blood results Na eGFR 30-60 = CKD 3 K eGFR 15-29 = CKD 4 eGFR eGFR 0-14 = CKD 5 If abnormal blood results, refer to Step 4 Liver Cirrhosis Hypertension Klean Prep / Picolax Step 5: Other Comments: Step 3: Review Medications ACEi/ARB Diuretics NSAIDs Lithium* Yes / No Yes / No Yes / No Yes / No Safe to stop for 72 hrs? Safe to stop for 24 hrs? Safe to stop for 72 hrs? Safe to stop? Yes / No Yes / No Yes / No Yes / No Step 6: Type of Bowel Prep to be Issued: Picolax / Klean Prep (Picolax is the bowel cleansing solution of choice for most patients) Step 7: Instructions provided to patient Yes / No Step 8: Signature.............................................................................. Print Name Designation Date KEY: ACEi Angiotensin converting enzyme inhibitors, ARB Angiotensin II Receptor Blockers, CKD chronic kidney disease, (Taken from BSG, 2009) RAF, HMD, JS, 2010. *Lithium levels and toxicity may be increased by the fluid and electrolyte imbalance caused by administration of the bowel preparation. Check the most recent lithium level and make a clinical decision whether to omit any doses of lithium, if the lithium level is high, advice should be sought from the pt’s psychiatrist