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Central Alabama Medical Information Office (CAMIO) |
www.CAMIO.org |
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Allergies: Xylocaine Medical Conditions: Diabetes High Blood Pressure Arthritis High Cholesterol Low Testosterone Overactive Bladder |
Name: YOUR NAME Address: Street Address City, State and Zip Code Phone: (XXX)XXX-XXXX Doctor: Your Dr's Name Dr's Phone: (XXX)XXX-XXXX |
Prescription Medications: Mobic - 15MG - 1/2 tablet per day Zocor - 20MG - 1 tablet at bedtime Avapro 150 - 1 tablet per day Glucophage 500XR - 1 tablet twice a day Avandia - 4MG - 1 tablet per day Lotrel - 5/10MG - 1 capsule per day Altace - 2.5MG - 1 tablet per day Detrol LA - 4MG - 1 capsule per day Testosterone Cypionate - 1CC - inject once a week Nitrostat - 0.4MG - use as needed |
BLOOD TYPE: B POSITIVE |
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This Web-Site is dedicated to the safety of anyone that has a medical condition and
are taking prescription medication(s). A medical information card (shown
above) contains valuable information that, in the case of an emergency, would
provide your medical condition(s), prescription medication(s), your name, address,
home phone number, your doctors name and phone number, and blood type to
emergency personnel should you become incapacitated. The emergency personnel
would have access to this valuable information to assist them in providing
the necessary care for your survival. The information would prevent them from administering anything that may cause a reaction with your current medications and put you at further risk. This medical cardfits into your purse or wallet for quick reference in an emergency. It also helps when asked what prescription(s) you are taking and the dosage. This would prevent you from providing incorrect information if you are unsure what prescriptions you are taking and the dosage. Prescription drug errors are on the increase in the United States. Adverse reactions to medications forced an estimated four million Americans to see doctors in 2001. The rate of adverse reactions are highest for people 65 to 74 years of age. Women suffered more reactions than men. This is a significant threat to patient safety in the United States and is a large financial burden to the health care system. The medical information card can be a vital tool in helping you from becoming one of these statistics. Care givers, such as emergency rooms, will make fewer errors when providing for your care with the information contained on this card. All you have to do for your safety in an emergency is provide your card when receiving treatment at a doctor's office, emergency room, or hospital outpatient departments. |
