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According to AANA Standard IX, what are the required monitors for anesthesia?
According to AANA Standard IX, what are the required monitors for anesthesia?
- NIBP, pulse oximeter, ECG
- Temperature, heart rate, respiration
- Blood pressure, heart rate, respiration
- NIBP, pulse oximeter, ECG, temperature (correct)
What is the purpose of anesthetic monitoring?
What is the purpose of anesthetic monitoring?
- To document blood pressure, heart rate, and respiration
- To select appropriate non-invasive and invasive monitors
- To continuously assess the patient's physiologic status and the effects of surgery and anesthetic agents (correct)
- To evaluate and document the patient's physiologic condition
According to AANA Standard 9, what should be documented during anesthesia?
According to AANA Standard 9, what should be documented during anesthesia?
- Threshold alarms and audible alerts
- Physiologic condition and anesthetic technique
- Blood pressure, heart rate, and respiration (correct)
- Non-invasive and invasive monitors
Which alarms should be turned on and audible when using a physiological monitoring device?
Which alarms should be turned on and audible when using a physiological monitoring device?
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Based on patient assessment and procedure type, which monitors should be selected for anesthesia?
Based on patient assessment and procedure type, which monitors should be selected for anesthesia?
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