Surgical clearance, also known as preoperative medical clearance, is an evaluation to determine if a patient is healthy enough to undergo a planned surgery. [1] The primary objective of this evaluation is to identify any existing medical conditions or risk factors that may lead to complications during or after the surgery. [2] This allows healthcare providers to take necessary precautions and optimize the patient's health before the operation. The purpose is to lower modifiable risk during and after the surgery along with estimating total risk of undertaking the procedure. [3] Common tests done before surgery include chest x-rays, electrocardiogram (ECG), urinalysis, white blood count, and a pregnancy test. [4]