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Implantable Cardiac Electrical Devices Referral (PPM, ICD, CRT, CROP, CRT) Cardiac Services Program *CDMX* Form ID: CDXX104964A Fax: 6045204977 Page: 1 of 2 Rev: Feb 08×12 Confirm referral with:

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How to fill out implantable cardiac electrical devices:

1. Ensure that you have received proper training and certification in implanting cardiac electrical devices.
2. Use sterile techniques and follow strict infection control protocols to minimize the risk of complications.
3. Make sure the patient is properly prepared for the procedure, including obtaining informed consent and taking necessary preoperative measures.
4. Select the appropriate device for the patient based on their specific medical condition and needs.
5. Position the patient in a comfortable position and perform local anesthesia to numb the insertion site.
6. Make a small incision and create a pocket for the device to be placed in.
7. Carefully insert the device into the pocket and secure it in place.
8. Connect the leads of the device to the appropriate locations in the heart.
9. Test the device to ensure proper placement and functionality, including testing the pacing, sensing, and defibrillation capabilities.
10. Close the incision site using stitches or sutures and apply sterile dressings.

Who needs implantable cardiac electrical devices:

1. Individuals with certain types of heart arrhythmias, such as atrial fibrillation, ventricular tachycardia, or bradycardia, may require implantable cardiac electrical devices.
2. Patients with certain heart conditions, such as heart failure or previous heart attacks, may benefit from implantable cardiac electrical devices to help regulate their heart rhythm and improve overall heart function.
3. People who have previously experienced sudden cardiac arrest or have a high risk of developing dangerous arrhythmias may also need implantable cardiac electrical devices to provide life-saving therapies like defibrillation.

Note: It is important to consult with a qualified healthcare professional to determine the specific needs and suitability of implantable cardiac electrical devices for an individual patient.

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What is implantable cardiac electrical devices?

Implantable cardiac electrical devices are devices that are placed inside the body to help manage heart conditions, such as pacemakers and defibrillators.

Who is required to file implantable cardiac electrical devices?

Healthcare providers and facilities that implant these devices are required to file reports on them.

How to fill out implantable cardiac electrical devices?

The reports on implantable cardiac electrical devices must be filled out accurately and completely, including detailed information about the device and the patient.

What is the purpose of implantable cardiac electrical devices?

The purpose of implantable cardiac electrical devices is to help regulate and monitor the heart's electrical activity, and to treat certain heart conditions.

What information must be reported on implantable cardiac electrical devices?

The reports on implantable cardiac electrical devices must include information about the device itself, the patient who received it, and any complications or issues related to the device.