What questions do anesthesiologists ask?

Before you undergo general anesthesia, your anesthesiologist will talk with you and may ask questions about:

• Your health history.
• Your prescription medications, over-the-counter medications and herbal supplements.
• Allergies.
• Your past experiences with anesthesia.

What are some questions a doctor would ask?

10 Crucial Questions You Should Ask Your Primary Care Doctor

• What wellness tests should I have?
• How can I eat a more nutritious diet?
• What is the best exercise plan for me?
• How often should I schedule an appointment?
• What is my risk of developing heart disease?
• What are my blood sugar numbers?

What does an anesthesiologist monitor while caring for a patient during surgery?

In addition to directing your anesthesia, the anesthesiologist will manage vital functions, such as heart rate, blood pressure, heart rhythm, body temperature, and breathing.

What should an anesthesiologist know?

Be sure to let your physician anesthesiologist know about any medical problems you have, such as heart disease, diabetes, or asthma; what medications you are taking (prescription, over-the-counter, and herbal supplements); and whether you’ve had problems or concerns with anesthesia in the past.

How do you mentally prepare for general anesthesia?

Prepare Emotionally

1. Practice relaxation exercises.
2. Perform deep-breathing exercises.
3. Think positively.
4. Use visualization and imaging techniques.
5. Learn about managing pain after surgery.
6. Share questions and concerns with your doctor.
7. Review last minute instructions.

How will you monitor a patient during general anesthesia?

Instruments commonly used for monitoring during anesthesia include: An inflatable blood pressure cuff. This is usually strapped around your upper arm. A pulse oximeter, a small instrument that is attached to your finger, toe, or earlobe to measure the level of oxygen in your blood.

What should you monitor during anesthesia?

All of these standards state that the most important monitor is the presence of an anesthesia clinician throughout anesthesia, and include statements that a blood pressure monitor, pulse oximeter, and ETCO2 monitor should be used during anesthesia.