Background: Physicians should provide clear information to the patients or their familier and filled with complete and ask the patient to sign an informed consent sheet so the legal aspects contained in it will become more powerful. Based on a preliminary study conducted on 15 june 2016 at RS PKU Muhamadiyah Gamping limestone is known that in the implementation of informed consent is still a lot of incompleteness in filling sheets of informed consent. Research Purposes: Analyze the information

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... upplied to your patient about the implementation of informed consent in the case of orthopedic surgery and identify factors inhibiting the implementation of informed consent in the case of orthopedic surgery at the hospital PKU Muhamadiyah Gamping. Research Methods: This research uses descriptive method with qualitative approach and cross sectional study design. Study subjects consisted of one persone surgical nurse, two medical record officers. One persone head of the medical record. The sampling technique is purposive sampling on sheet april-june informed consent in 2016 as many as 57 sheets of informed consent. Result : Information that is often asked by the doctor to the patient include diagnosis, objectives, ordinances, prognosis and complications. For alternative items and other things are not charged when the item alternative other act or thing is to be submitted also to the patient. Constraints in the implementation oof informed consent, is a doctor because it was too busy so do not forget to complete a patient's informed consent and for that level of understanding patients is different thus hindering the implementation of informed consent. Conclusion: Information that is often asked by the doctor to the patient in the implementation of informed consent in PKU Muhamadiyah Hospital gamping sleman limestone has been good in the execution of its contents but for information on alternative, and other necessary things are lacking in the implementation of the filing. For the inhibiting factors is the lack of understanding of the patient or the patient's family in receiving the information submitted by doctors.