The pre-anesthetic examination

The pre-anesthetic examination is an essential step in preparing for the anesthesia that will be administered during the procedure. This examination is important to assess the patient's health status and to identify any risks associated with anesthesia.
 

During the pre-anesthetic examination, the anesthesiologist will gather information about the patient's medical history, including existing medical conditions, medications they are taking, and any drug allergies. Based on the results of the pre-anesthetic examination, the anesthesiologist will decide on the type and dosage of anesthetic to be administered to the patient during the procedure.

It is important for the patient to follow the doctor's instructions regarding anesthesia preparation, such as avoiding food and drinks before the procedure and adhering to other specific recommendations. By cooperating with the medical team and following instructions, the patient can contribute to a safe and efficient experience during the procedure under anesthesia.

Preparation for the investigation: One day before the investigation – the last meal at 6:00 - 7:00 PM. On the day of the examination: Do not eat or drink anything, not even a chewing gum. Do not smoke!