Giving an Anesthesia Warning Card to Your Doctor

Original Post:   I had my second cataract surgery last week. Both my doctor and the anesthesiologist were given a copy of the Anesthesia Warning Card that I had downloaded for them. They read the card and asked me quite a few questions about previous surgeries and drug affects. The information generated an informative conversation. They asked me about any concerns. I was so glad to have their attention to something very important.

Dr. Bruno’s Response: These cards (available in English and Spanish) are easy to download and print.

These are two of the articles your physician(s) will have access to:

In addition, you may want to check out the Encyclopedia of Polio and PPS.  Look at the topic of “Anesthesia” in the Index.

Richard L. Bruno, HD, PhD

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