<ul><li>Assessing patients' medical history and condition to determine appropriate anesthesia options.</li><li>Administering general, regional, or local anesthesia during surgical procedures.</li><li>Monitoring patients' vital signs, such as heart rate, blood pressure, and oxygen levels, during anesthesia.</li><li>Adjusting anesthesia levels to ensure patient comfort and safety throughout the procedure.</li><li>Managing any potential anesthesia-related complications or emergencies, such as allergic reactions or respiratory issues.</li><li>Providing postoperative care, including monitoring for side effects of anesthesia and pain management.</li><li>Collaborating with surgeons, nurses, and other medical professionals to plan anesthesia care.</li><li>Educating patients and their families about anesthesia procedures, risks, and recovery expectations.</li><li>Maintaining accurate records of anesthesia administration, including doses and patient reactions.</li></ul>

Anesthetist