ANAESTHESIA
ANAESTHESIA
Most of you get scared of pain, especially when it comes to surgeries. That makes Anaesthesia services in a hospital highly crucial. A hospital thrives on multiple things about treating illnesses, conducting surgeries and managing patients for various, simple and complex diseases.
Anaesthesia is the medicine that prevents patients from feeling any pain. In cases of surgeries, they are used in making patients sleep through the operation and help the surgeons to perform their duties with utmost precision.
Who is an Anaesthesiologist ?
Primary roles of an anesthesiologist
- The preoperative preparation of surgical patients
- The resuscitation and stabilisation of patients in the Emergency Department
- Pain relief in labour and obstetric anaesthesia
- Intensive care medicine
- Emergency care in the prehospital period
- Relieving the patient of post-operative pain
- Managing acute pain medications as well as critical teams
- Chronic and cancer pain management
- The provision of sedation and anaesthesia for patients undergoing various procedures outside the operating theatre.
Different types of anesthesiologist
- General Anaesthetic – General Anaesthesia is a more common type of the medicine, used primarily for surgical procedures, where it may be safer or more comfortable for a patient to be unconscious. General anaesthesia is used for primary operations and renders the patient unconscious during the required procedure.
- Local Anaesthesia – Local anaesthesia is used for minor procedures like skin surgeries or tooth extraction, while the patient remains conscious during the period. This is to numb the affected area, so patients do not feel pain.
- Regional Anaesthesia- It is very similar to local anaesthesia, but it has a more comprehensive, deeper coverage as it is used in targeting specific nerves.
- Epidural – Epidural Anaesthetic is used commonly in the lower spine and numbs the entire lower portion of the body. This type often comes in use during childbirth and cesarean sections. The doses for epidural could be more than one.
- Spinal Anaesthesia- Similar to the epidural, spinal anaesthesia too helps in numbing the lower part of the body. The only difference between the two is that spinal anaesthesia consists of a single dose.
- Combination – This usually when anaesthesiologists administer regional anaesthesia along with general anaesthesia, often to relieve pain after a surgical procedure.
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1. What kind of anesthesia will I get? Many patients do not know that there are different types of anesthesia
2. How will I feel when I wake up?
3. What will you do to make sure I don’t wake up feeling queasy?
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