Anaesthetic Monitoring

Anaesthetic monitoring comprises of essential physiological monitors of a patient's '''basic''' observations:

Heart Rate (via ECG )

Oxygen Saturation (via Pulse Oximetry )

Blood Pressure (via DINAMAP )

inspire and expired gases:

--- - Oxygen (via Oxygen Analyzers )

--- - Nitrous Oxide , Carbon Dioxide (via Capnography )

--- - Volatile agents ( Volatile Analyzers )

Ventilation And Airway Parameters

Additional monitoring include:

temperature (via Temperature Monitoring )

arterial blood pressure and waveforms (via Invasive Arterial Transducers )

central venous pressure (via Central Venous Monitoring )

cerebral activity (via EEG )

neuromuscular activity (via Peripheral Nervous Monitoring )

cardiac output (via Cardiac Output Monitoring )

urine output (via Bladder Catherization )

Operating Room monitoring and Safety

In addition, the functioning of a safe Operating Room environment requires the regular monitoring and maintenance of

room Humidity (50-70%)

Temperature (22 °C)

Static Electricity build-up

the monitoring of electrical Leakage Currents and Diathermy currents

sufficient Scavenging within safe operational limits

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