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  • Take medications as instructed at your preoperative visit with a sip of water

  • You may brush your teeth but do not drink water

  • Wash with the Chlorhexdine Cloths provided to you at your preoperative visit. Use the cloths as instructed during your preadmission visit and at Joint Venture Class

  • Put your walker in your car, if you have one. Be sure you have put your name on your walker.

  • Put your suitcase in the car with everything packed as listed above.

  • Bring your purple check in sheet with you to the hospital

  • Bring your blood slip and bracelet with you to the hospital

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Redmond Regional Medical Center
501 Redmond Road
P.O. Box 107001
Rome, GA 30165-3019
(706) 291-0291
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