PRE-ANESTHETIC ASSESSMENT AND ITS OBJECTIVES LITERATURE REVIEW
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Keywords

Anestesia, Exploração, Procedimento, Avaliação.

How to Cite

Silva , R. dos S. B. da, Andrade , L. R. e, Martins , K. L. R., Santos , D. S., Borges , T. R. F., Flores , K. M. N., Nascimento , C. O., Batista , F. S. do N., Santos , M. S. dos, Villela , M. B. C., Sasso , M. T. das N., Sasso , L. T. das N., & Holzle , D. E. de M. (2024). PRE-ANESTHETIC ASSESSMENT AND ITS OBJECTIVES LITERATURE REVIEW. Brazilian Journal of Implantology and Health Sciences, 6(4), 764–779. https://doi.org/10.36557/2674-8169.2024v6n4p764-779

Abstract

Anesthetic administration plays a vital role in the medical and surgical setting, we can perform a pre-anesthetic assessment and also an assessment ensuring the comfort and safety of patients during various procedures. This article "Demystifying the Types of Anesthesia, Within a Few Assessments: A Comprehensive Exploration of Options and Procedures" aims to clarify the different types of anesthesia available, their distinct characteristics, clinical applications, and procedures involved. Throughout this work, we explore five fundamental types of anesthesia: general, regional, local, conscious sedation and their implications for the multidimensional approach to health. We cover the administration of each type, emphasizing their specific indications, safety considerations, and associated risks. It is essential to emphasize that personalization of treatment is essential, with the choice of anesthetic approach considering the patient's individual needs, type of procedure and relevant medical factors. The article highlighted the importance of interdisciplinary collaboration between physicians, anesthesiologists and nurses to ensure a safe and effective anesthetic plan. In addition, post-anesthesia care and recovery were addressed, providing essential guidance for the postoperative phase, including monitoring, pain control and preventive measures. By understanding the different anesthetic approaches and procedures involved, patients are better prepared to make informed decisions in conjunction with their medical team. In a world of constant medical advancement, continued education and understanding of types of anesthesia are crucial. This article will serve as a trusted source of information for patients, healthcare professionals, and students, providing a comprehensive exploration of anesthetic options and procedures to improve the safety, effectiveness, and quality of medical care.

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Copyright (c) 2024 Rozimeri dos Santos Basso da Silva , Laiz Rosa e Andrade , Kelvin Lucas Rodrigues Martins , Dyago Silva Santos , Thais Rodrigues Ferreira Borges , Kevillyn Maria Nava Flores , Cinthya Oliveira Nascimento , Filipe Souza do Nascimento Batista , Mayco Silva dos Santos , Maria Beatriz Cociuffo Villela , Matheus Testa das Neves Sasso , Luiza Testa das Neves Sasso , Daiana Elsa de Moura Holzle

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