anestesiavalmiuden
Anestesiavalmiuden, Finnish for “anesthesia readiness”, refers to the preoperative evaluation process that determines a patient's suitability for anesthesia and surgery. It is carried out by anesthesiologists or other trained clinicians and typically takes place within 24 to 48 hours before the operation. The goal of anestesiavalmiuden is to identify and manage medical, pharmacologic, and psychological risks that may affect intra‑ and postoperative safety.
Key components of the assessment include a detailed medical history, physical examination, review of current medications
Anestesiavalmiuden also involves patient education. Individuals are informed about the types of anesthesia (regional, general, or
The results of the assessment guide anesthetic planning, operative scheduling, and postoperative care. Patients who are