anesthesia record

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an·es·the·si·a rec·ord

a written or electronic account of drugs administered, procedures undertaken, and physiologic responses noted during the course of surgical or obstetric anesthesia.

an·es·the·si·a rec·ord

(an'es-thē'zē-ă rek'ŏrd)
A written account of drug(s) administered, treatment, procedures, and physiologic responses observed during the course of anesthesia.
Synonym(s): anaesthesia record.

an·es·the·si·a rec·ord

(an'es-thē'zē-ă rek'ŏrd)
Written or electronic account of drugs administered, procedures undertaken, and physiologic responses noted during anesthesia.
Synonym(s): anaesthesia record.
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Documentation of positioning measures on the anaesthesia record is desirable (ANZCA Professional Document PS6).
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However, basing the numerator on ICD coding is likely to be less sensitive than scrutiny of anaesthesia records and is therefore likely to underestimate anaesthesia-related mortality.
National anaesthesia mortality reporting in Australia from 1985-2008
Anaesthesia records for all patients over a 20-week period were reviewed and the following data were obtained: the presence of a trainer the type of airway used, the grade of the laryngoscopic view and the use of non-standard laryngoscopy for intubation.
Anaesthesia trainees' exposure to airway management in an Australian tertiary adult teaching hospital
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