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Golden Rules of Anesthesia : Mnemonic

Epomedicine, Jul 3, 2025Jul 3, 2025

The “golden rules of anesthesia” are a set of principles and practices designed to ensure patient safety during anesthesia administration. These rules emphasize careful pre-operative preparation, vigilant intraoperative monitoring, and prompt management of potential emergencies.

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Mnemonic: ANESTHESIA

  1. A: Assessment and preparation of patient
  2. N: Nil per oral
  3. E: Equipment and drugs checked
  4. S: Suction working
  5. T: Tipping table
  6. H: Have a vein open
  7. E: Evaluate vitals
  8. S: Somebody to help
  9. I: Intubation (Ventilation control)
  10. A: Airway clear
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