Auntie Yaa Tawlah has been booked for myomectomy under general anaesthesia. From the options below, select the most appropriate phases of general anaesthesia.
Understand the Problem
The question is asking about the appropriate phases of general anesthesia for a patient scheduled for myomectomy. It requires knowledge of anesthesia techniques and their stages.
Answer
I, III, IV (Beginning anesthesia, Excitement stage, Surgical anesthesia)
The most appropriate phases of general anesthesia are: I. Beginning anesthesia, III. Excitement stage, IV. Surgical anesthesia.
Answer for screen readers
The most appropriate phases of general anesthesia are: I. Beginning anesthesia, III. Excitement stage, IV. Surgical anesthesia.
More Information
General anesthesia typically involves induction, maintenance, and emergence, corresponding to these phases.
Tips
Avoid confusing the stages of anesthesia with the physiological effects at each level.
Sources
- Anesthesia for Fibroid Surgery - Yale Medicine - yalemedicine.org
AI-generated content may contain errors. Please verify critical information
