NURSE ANESTHESIA

Nurse Anesthesia

Abstract

In this study we try to explore the concept of “nurse anesthesia” in a holistic context. The main focus of the research is on “nurse anesthesia” and its relation with “history of anesthesia nursing”. The research also analyzes many aspects of “nurse anesthesia” and tries to gauge its effect on “history of anesthesia nursing”. Finally, the research describes various factors, which are responsible for “nurse anesthesia,” and tries to describe the overall effect of “nurse anesthesia” on “history of anesthesia nursing.”

Table of contents

ABSTRACT1

INTRODUCTION3

DISCUSSION3

Nurse anesthesia3

Opt-out issue4

Practice settings5

History6

Current legislation7

The rural access to nurse anesthesia services act 20097

Reimbursement8

Medicare Payment8

Common Reimbursement Modalities9

Professional standards9

Responsibility towards the patients9

Responsibilities of nurse anesthetist as a professional10

Responsibility to Society10

Approval of products and services11

CONCLUSION11

REFERENCES12

The history of Nurse Anesthesia as it relates to past, current and future trends in anesthesia

Introduction

The nurse anesthetist is the collaborator of the anesthesiologist in the operating room and midwifery. A nurse anesthetist has the responsibility to look after the process of supplying oxygen to the patients. He has to participate in the safety of care during surgery including anesthesia-monitoring equipment.

It may serve either in care (ICU - surgical) or in the centers or schools preparing the various branches of the nursing profession as a monitor. The IADE is the doctor's assistant in the care of patients in serious condition and transport in intro or extra hospital (MUG). In this report, we will discuss the history of nurse anesthetist as it relates to past, current, and future trends in nursing anesthesia. We will also discuss the debate of opt-out issue in nursing, the professional standards in nursing, and the current legislation in nursing, as well.

Discussion

Nurse anesthesia

With the continuous development of anesthesia disciplines, our three hospitals have a dedicated team of nurse anesthesia. However, in the hospital, anesthesia care, there are still more operating room nurses to take; I would sum up the experience of operating room anesthetic preoperative nursing:

(1) B anesthesia care: patients with good preoperative psychological care; to keep the operating room temperature and humidity have important clinical significance. Anesthesia according to prepare, prepare the day before surgery, commonly used items, equipment, rescue medicines.

 (2) Anesthesia care: the day before surgery, carefully check the patient name, sex, age, surgery, surgical site and the name of anesthesia. Require the patient to remove the face, lips; nails make-up is conducive to surgery for patients with color observation. Infants and young children, coma, shock, confusion, irritability give the necessary barrier to prevent the falling bed. Major, critically ill patients with shock operation, should be deep-vein catheterization; needle frequently observed local conditions, with or without swelling, sliding the needle, catheter out of touch, twisted, blocked tubes, liquid flow waited in vain. According to surgery, blood loss, illness, blood pressure, and heart rate to adjust inputs and input types, pay attention to blood transfusion common allergic reactions (Kolk, Bessel, and Osterman 2000). 

(3) Wait for the end of surgery in patients with anesthesia; vital signs were stable after the escort back to the ward, along with anesthesia in patients ...