Why are anesthesiologist important?

Answer 1

Anesthesia was so important because less and less people died of shock on the operating room table. It was said that people committed suicide instead of having surgery. Plus, people were able to have proper procedures done to help their health. For example, people could have a tooth pulled or a growth removed, with no pain, that would have otherwise affected their health. Anesthesia was so important.

Answer 2

Anesthetics temporarily paralyze the body or a certain body limb so that surgery is easy for doctors and so that the patient won't feel any pain during the operation. There are different types of anesthesia: general anesthesia knocks the patient unconscious while local anesthesia only paralyzes a certain limb. Doctors use local anesthesia when doing stitches.

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It may be used to: relieve pain, induce unconsciousness, keep the patient motionless and from remembering the procedure, or weaken autonomic responses (fight or flight, respiration, sexual, and others), relaxes the patient. A general anesthetic does all of these.

Answer 3

An Anesthesiologist is responsible for anesthetizing a patient.An Anesthesiologist will also watch over a patient, usually during surgery, to ensure that their heart rate and blood pressure are maintained while ensuring that the patient does not wake up or start to feel pain during their surgical procedure or other medical treatment.

Answer 4

Before anaesthesia, patients had to be tied or strapped up and experience the pain of being cut up. Many patients chose death rather than going through such a horrible trauma, even with survivable conditions like a gangrenous leg.

Also, operating on a conscious patient makes surgery extremely difficult. They may go into shock, which would make the surgery less survivable. A conscious patient's body will respond physically to what is happening. Sometimes this is helpful - if you chop someone's leg off, muscles around the stump will contract to stem blood loss for example - but if you're trying to get inside to remove a lump, you don't want the body to start responding to the wound you've made while you're working on it.

No matter how much you tie up the patient, their body will tremble and shake and spasm with the pain. That's not helpful when you're trying to cut accurately, particularly if you're near a major blood vessel. Brain surgery wouldn't be much use without anaesthesia.

Answer 5

anethesia is important because people can hva surgrey wihout pain

Answer 6

the practice of medicine dedicated to the relief of pain and total care of the surgical patient before, during, and after surgery.