All ClassesUpdated DI S E A SE CONDITI O N E V A L U A TION D A T A DI SP O S IT I ON A Asymptomatic not requiring treatment Current or history of PACs If the AME can determine the pilot has no ID: 941337
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Premature Atrial Contraction (PAC) All ClassesUpdated DI S E A SE /CONDITI O N E V A L U A TION D A T A DI SP O S IT I ON A. Asymptomatic , not requiring treatment Current or history of PACs If the AME can determine the pilot has no symptoms, requireno treatment,and does not require medicatio This includes PACs found incidentally on ECG. AsymptomaticPACsare considered a Normal Variant.No evaluation is required unless symptomatic or AME has concerns. ISSUESummarize this history in Block 60. B. Symptomatic OR Requiringtreatment The pilot should submit the following for FAA review: current,detailedClinical Progress Notegeneratedfrom a clinic visit with your cardiologistmore than90 daysbefore yourAME exam. It should include a detailed summary of the history of the condition or diagnosis;treatments and outcomes;current medications, dosages, and side effects (if any);physicalexam findings; applicable test results; follow ECG performed within the past 90 days or most recent (already performed). hour cardiac ambulatory monitor(CAM) such asholter. Echocardiogramecho Any other testingdeemed necessary DEFER Submit the information to the FAA for a possible Special Issuance Annotate (elements or findings such as test abnormalities or symptoms) in Block 60. Premature Atrial Contraction (PAC) All ClassesUpdated 2) DI S E A SE /CONDITI O N E V A L U A TION D A T A DI SP O S IT I ON A.Asymptomatic , not requiring treatment Current or history of PACs If the AME can determine the pilot has no symptoms, required no treatment,and does not require medicatio This includes PACs found incidentally on ECG. AsymptomaticPACsare considered a Normal Variant. No evaluation is required unless symptomatic or AME has concerns. ISSUESummarize this history in Block 60. B. Symptomatic OR Requiringtreatment The pilot should submit the following for FAA review: A current,detailedClinical Progress Notegeneratedfrom a clinic visit with treating physician cardiologistmore than90 days before AME exam. It should include a detailed summary of the history of the condition or diagnosis;treatments and outcomes;current medications, dosages, and side effects (if any); physicalexam findings; applicable test results; assessment; plan (prognosis); follow ECG performed within the past 90 days or most recent (already performed). hour cardiac ambulatory monitor(CAM) such asholter. Echocardiogramecho Any other testingdeemed necessaryby the treatingsician. DEFER Submit the information to the FAA for a possible Special Issuance Annotate (elements or findings such as test abnormalities or symptoms) in Block 60.