Upper endoscopy day bag checklist
For an adult undergoing upper endoscopy with sedation. Do not bring snacks or drinks unless the endoscopy unit specifically approves them.
What to get
Photo ID
Insurance card
Endoscopy appointment confirmation
Referral or authorization if required
Current medication list
Medication allergy list
Fasting and medication instructions
Phone
Phone charger
Eyeglasses case
Dentures container if used
Hearing aids case if used
Loose comfortable outfit
Slip-on shoes
Responsible adult driver contact details
Emergency contact details
Who this list is for
This checklist is for adults scheduled for an upper endoscopy with sedation. It’s meant for patients who need to bring only the basics for identification, communication, and following medical directions. Do not bring food or drinks unless your endoscopy unit says otherwise.
How to use this list
Organize your documents—photo ID, insurance card, and endoscopy appointment confirmation—into one folder or pouch. Add your referral or authorization if your insurance or provider needs it. Prepare your current medication list, allergy list, and bring your fasting and medication instructions from the clinic. Pack your phone, charger, and cases for eyeglasses, dentures (if needed), or hearing aids (if used). Keep these items together in a small, easy-to-carry bag.
What to skip
Do not pack snacks, drinks, or unnecessary personal items. Leave valuables and excess electronics at home. Only bring what the clinic requires for check-in and for your comfort and communication.
What is on this list
Bring your photo ID, insurance card, and endoscopy appointment confirmation. Include referral or authorization if needed. Have a current medication list and medication allergy list, along with your fasting and medication instructions. Don’t forget your phone, charger, eyeglasses case, and, if applicable, dentures or hearing aids cases.
Day of your procedure
Confirm your bag has everything before leaving. Dress simply and avoid jewelry. Arrive early. After the procedure, check that you have all your belongings before leaving the clinic. Follow any discharge instructions from the medical team.
FAQ
Who is "Upper endoscopy day bag checklist" for?
This checklist is for adults scheduled for an upper endoscopy with sedation. It’s meant for patients who need to bring only the basics for identification, communication, and following medical directions. Do not bring food or drinks unless your endoscopy unit says otherwise.
How should I use "Upper endoscopy day bag checklist"?
Organize your documents—photo ID, insurance card, and endoscopy appointment confirmation—into one folder or pouch. Add your referral or authorization if your insurance or provider needs it. Prepare your current medication list, allergy list, and bring your fasting and medication instructions from the clinic. Pack your phone, charger, and cases for eyeglasse…
What should I skip or avoid with "Upper endoscopy day bag checklist"?
Do not pack snacks, drinks, or unnecessary personal items. Leave valuables and excess electronics at home. Only bring what the clinic requires for check-in and for your comfort and communication.
What is on the "Upper endoscopy day bag checklist" list?
Bring your photo ID, insurance card, and endoscopy appointment confirmation. Include referral or authorization if needed. Have a current medication list and medication allergy list, along with your fasting and medication instructions. Don’t forget your phone, charger, eyeglasses case, and, if applicable, dentures or hearing aids cases.
What should I know about day of your procedure?
Confirm your bag has everything before leaving. Dress simply and avoid jewelry. Arrive early. After the procedure, check that you have all your belongings before leaving the clinic. Follow any discharge instructions from the medical team.
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