What two pieces of information are essential for the NoteWriter form of the Preop Eval to ensure proper information flow?

The essential pieces of information for the NoteWriter form of the Preop Eval that ensure proper information flow are the ASA score and Anesthesia Type.

The ASA (American Society of Anesthesiologists) score provides a classification of the patient's physical status, which is crucial for anesthesiologists to assess the fitness of the patient for anesthesia and surgery. This scoring system helps to identify any potential risks and determine the appropriate level of monitoring and intervention required during the procedure.

The Anesthesia Type is equally important as it specifies the kind of anesthesia being used - general, regional, or local. Understanding the type of anesthesia assists the healthcare team in preparing for the specific requirements and possible complications associated with that type. It also helps maintain a clear flow of information among the surgical and anesthetic teams about how to manage the patient preoperatively, intraoperatively, and postoperatively.

This combination of the ASA score and Anesthesia Type ensures that all relevant details pertaining to the patient's readiness and the plan for anesthesia management are communicated effectively, promoting safety and efficiency in care delivery.