Download Free Patient Education Materials Make an Appointment Ask a Question Find a Doctor There are a number of written materials to support patient education at National Jewish Health. They include Understanding Booklets, Med Facts, Test Facts, Medication handouts and more. Some of these materials are also available in Spanish. You are welcome to download some of these materials in pdf form. To search for another topic, enter a keyword into the space provided, or select from the topics in the drop-down menu below. COVID-19 Patient Education Materials Learn more about COVID-19 and how it affects specific health conditions in these printable patient education materials. Download COVID-19 Materials Type of Document Filter All Med Facts Test Facts Understanding Booklets Spanish Keyword Search: Exercise Tolerance Test or Exercise for Desaturation Test Exercise Tolerance Test or Exercise for Desaturation Test The exercise tolerance test evaluates the ability of your heart and lungs to provide oxygen and remove carbon dioxide from the bloodstream before, during and after you exercise. Print PDF Print PDF Interstitial Lung Disease (ILD) Interstitial Lung Disease (ILD) Interstitial lung disease (ILD) is a broad category of lung diseases that includes more than 130 disorders which are characterized by scarring (fibrosis) and/or inflammation of the lungs. Print PDF Print PDF Colonoscopy Colonoscopy Your doctor has suggested that you have a colonoscopy as part of your evaluation at National Jewish Health. A colonoscopy allows the doctor to look inside the colon, or large intestine, using a small flexible tube. Your doctor may also do a biopsy and remove any polyps (small growths) he/she finds during the procedure. Print PDF Print PDF Two Day Liquid Diet for Constipation Two Day Liquid Diet for Constipation Your doctor has suggested that you have a colonoscopy as part of your evaluation at National Jewish Health. A colonoscopy allows the doctor to look inside the colon, or large intestine, using a small flexible tube. Your doctor may also do a biopsy and remove any polyps (small growths) he/she finds during the procedure. A biopsy is a small amount of tissue taken from the lining of your colon which can be studied closely to help determine your diagnosis and how best to treat you. Print PDF Print PDF PEG Split Prep for Colonoscopy PEG Split Prep for Colonoscopy Your doctor has suggested that you have a colonoscopy as part of your evaluation at National Jewish Health. A colonoscopy allows the doctor to look inside the colon, or large intestine, using a small flexible tube. Your doctor may also do a biopsy and remove any polyps (small growths) he/she finds during the procedure. A biopsy is a small amount of tissue taken from the lining of your colon which can be studied closely to help determine your diagnosis and how best to treat you. Print PDF Print PDF MiraLAX® Split Prep for Colonoscopy MiraLAX® Split Prep for Colonoscopy Your doctor has suggested that you have a colonoscopy as part of your evaluation at National Jewish Health. A colonoscopy allows the doctor to look inside the colon, or large intestine, using a small flexible tube. Your doctor may also do a biopsy and remove any polyps (small growths) he/she finds during the procedure. A biopsy is a small amount of tissue taken from the lining of your colon which can be studied closely to help determine your diagnosis and how best to treat you. Print PDF Print PDF Half PEG Prep for Colonoscopy Half PEG Prep for Colonoscopy Your doctor has suggested that you have a colonoscopy as part of your evaluation at National Jewish Health. A colonoscopy allows the doctor to look inside the colon, or large intestine, using a small flexible tube. Your doctor may also do a biopsy and remove any polyps (small growths) he/she finds during the procedure. A biopsy is a small amount of tissue taken from the lining of your colon which can be studied closely to help determine your diagnosis and how best to treat you. Print PDF Print PDF SuPrep for Colonoscopy SuPrep for Colonoscopy Your doctor has suggested that you have a colonoscopy as part of your evaluation at National Jewish Health. A colonoscopy allows the doctor to look inside the colon, or large intestine, using a small flexible tube. Your doctor may also do a biopsy and remove any polyps (small growths) he/she finds during the procedure. A biopsy is a small amount of tissue taken from the lining of your colon which can be studied closely to help determine your diagnosis and how best to treat you. Print PDF Print PDF Sarcoidosis Sarcoidosis Sarcoidosis is a chronic disease that can affect any organ in the body, but most commonly affects the lungs. Very small (microscopic) clusters of red and swollen tissue also called inflammatory cells or “granulomas” are seen in the organs affected with sarcoidosis. Print PDF Print PDF Autonomic Testing Autonomic Testing Your referring provider has ordered autonomic testing based on physical examination and your reported symptoms. This testing will assess the function of your autonomic nervous system (ANS), which regulates involuntary body functions (blood pressure, heart rate, breathing, sweating, etc.). The results can help to determine the underlying cause of any ANS dysfunction, which is key for treatment. Print PDF Print PDF A Healthy Lifestyle A Healthy Lifestyle A healthy lifestyle doesn’t have to be hard, try these simple tips. Print PDF Print PDF Supportive Therapy for Post-COVID-19 Symptoms of Orthostatic Intolerance Supportive Therapy for Post-COVID-19 Symptoms of Orthostatic Intolerance Some people report palpitations (the feeling that the heart is beating too hard or too fast), dizziness/lightheadedness and changes in blood pressure that occur with upright posture (such as standing in line, standing in a shower, standing up quickly, or even sitting at a desk for long periods), after being in a warm environment, after exercise and even after emotionally stressful events that persist after COVID-19 infection. Print PDF Print PDF Esophageal Surgery Perioperative Information Esophageal Surgery Perioperative Information You will receive instructions by our office staff regarding where to go and what time to be there for your surgery. 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