Ear Wax Removal Consent Form

PLEASE  ONLY COMPLETE THIS CONSENT FORM ONCE YOU HAVE AN APPOINTMENT RESERVED. 

To ensure wax removal is appropriate and can be performed safely, it is important that the clinician is made aware of anything which may have a bearing on the procedure. Please complete as accurately as possible.

 

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Microsuction is considered safer than other methods such as syringing. The procedure will be performed by a qualified clinician following guidelines written by The Hearing Lab & British Society of Audiology. Complications of ear wax removal are uncommon; however possible complications, side effects and material risks inherent in the procedure include but are not limited to: incomplete removal of ear wax requiring a return visit (for severely impacted wax), minor bleeding, infection, discomfort, tinnitus, perforation of the ear drum and hearing loss. To ensure the risk of complication is minimal, it is essential that accurate past medical history is supplied to the clinician. In addition, it is important that the patient remains very still during the procedure as sudden movement may significantly increase the risk of ear drum perforation, permanent hearing loss and/or bleeding. The CE marked suction unit is to remove fluids from the airways or respiratory support system and infectious materials from wounds and has been adapted for aural microsuction. It may be necessary to use other methods in addition to microsuction to ensure the safe removal of wax. This includes dry tools ( such as Jobson Horne, Rosen Inserter and Micro Forceps), Olive Oil and the Bionix OtoClear Ear Wash Spray Kit. The Bionix OtoClear Ear Wash Spray Kit uses body temperature water, at low pressure and at 30 degree angles to gently flush the ear canal avoiding direct pressure towards the ear drum. The clinician has undertaken training on the safe removal of ear wax and will use best practice procedures to minimise the risks and complications as already stated above. By agreeing to these terms and conditions you accept that you have read and understand the possible complications that may occur and agree that the clinician carrying out the procedure cannot be held responsible for them. I have read and understand the terms and conditions above and am willing to be bound by them. I also consent to any data including video otoscopic images, to be collected and stored for clinical reference. We do not share any personal data to third parties unless necessary for providing healthcare service. Please tick to confirm you have read and agree to the terms and condtions. *

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