The anaesthesia record, pre-op to recovery — with nerve blocks, labour epidurals, malignant hyperthermia readiness and a difficult airway flagged on every later one.
Pre-anaesthetic assessment, intra-op record with device-fed vitals, and recovery scoring — attached to the surgical case. Regional and readiness: every nerve block with its guidance and dose as given, assessed once as complete, partial or failed with any complication, and read back by block and guidance; each labour epidural’s top-ups timed with the level reached, the longest since a top-up first; and malignant hyperthermia readiness per theatre area — dantrolene stock checked against the hospital’s own minimum with its source, the protocol by name and drills on the hospital’s own interval. The difficult airway register: once an anaesthetist records an airway as difficult — mask ventilation, laryngoscopy, intubation, a failed intubation, a supraglottic device, front-of-neck access or extubation, the Cormack–Lehane grade as seen, what worked and what to avoid, and whether the patient was told — every later anaesthetic record of that patient carries the flag. Entries are kept as recorded; only an anaesthetist withdraws one, with a reason. No dose, interval or minimum ships.
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