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1. Interpreter Declaration: Required when consent discussions are conducted through an interpreter, including interpreter's confirmation of accurate translation

2. Legal Representative Authorization: Required when consent is given by someone other than the patient (e.g., parent, guardian, or power of attorney)

3. Emergency Consent Waiver: Used in emergency situations where immediate treatment is necessary and full consent process cannot be completed

4. Photography/Recording Consent: Required when the procedure may involve photography or recording for medical documentation or educational purposes

5. Blood Product Refusal: Required for patients refusing blood products or certain blood-derived treatments

6. Clinical Trial/Research Participation: Required when the treatment is part of a clinical trial or research study

7. Religious or Cultural Considerations: Used to document specific religious or cultural requirements affecting treatment

1. Appendix A: Detailed Procedure Description: Technical details of the procedure including diagrams or illustrations

2. Appendix B: Risk Statistics: Statistical data regarding success rates, complication rates, and known risk factors

3. Appendix C: Post-Treatment Care Instructions: Detailed instructions for post-procedure care and recovery

4. Appendix D: Emergency Contact Information: List of emergency contacts and after-hours medical support

5. Schedule 1: Cost Estimate: Detailed breakdown of expected costs and coverage information

6. Schedule 2: Medical Terms Glossary: Definitions of medical terms used in the consent form