Evaluation of Rational Use of Anesthetics in Gynecology Department

Mehraj Fatima, Shubham Babu Gupta, S. Sai Krishna, A. Vandana, Heena Fatima

Abstract: Aim To evaluate the rational use of anesthetics being administrated in gynecology department Methods This was a prospective, observational study in which a total of 100 in patients subjected for surgical procedures in gynecology and obstetrics department, admitted in Vijya mary Hospital & Ram Dev Rao hospital, Hyderabad were included. The study has begun with the approval of ethics committee. Results We assessed 100 cases in gynecology and obstetrics department of which 76 % of the anesthetic administration is as per the guidelines laid by W. H. O where as 24 % of the cases shown deviation. Conclusion The current study revealed that there is inappropriate administration of anesthetics The most common mistake was Selection of combination of anesthetics which deviated from guidelines. Patient counseling regarding the anesthetics usage is also important.

Keywords: Rational use, Cesarean Section, Anesthetics, Aspiration, Tracheal intubation