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Anesthesiologists

A pre-anesthetic assessment compresses a full risk evaluation into minutes. Medical Scribe documents the airway exam, the ASA reasoning, and the consent conversation while you evaluate the patient in front of you.

Sample note

What your notes will look like

A real example of the documentation Medical Scribe generates for anesthesiologists — ready before your patient leaves the room.

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Subjective

58F scheduled for laparoscopic cholecystectomy for symptomatic cholelithiasis. Previous GA for hysterectomy complicated by significant PONV; no documented airway difficulty. Hypertension on amlodipine 5mg daily; GERD on pantoprazole 40mg. No anticoagulants. Allergy: penicillin (rash). Non-smoker. Exercise tolerance >4 METs — climbs two flights without dyspnea. No personal or family history of anesthetic complications.

Objective

BP 142/86, HR 74, SpO2 98% RA, BMI 31.2. Airway: Mallampati II, thyromental distance >6cm, full neck extension, good mouth opening, dentition intact. Chest clear; heart sounds dual, no murmurs. ECG: sinus rhythm.

Assessment & Plan

  • ASA II for laparoscopic cholecystectomy
  • General anesthesia with endotracheal intubation; standard monitoring
  • PONV history: TIVA considered; dual antiemetic prophylaxis planned
  • Continue amlodipine and pantoprazole on the day of surgery; fasting from 02:00 for 07:30 start

Additional Notes

Risks, benefits, and alternatives of general anesthesia discussed, including sore throat, dental injury, PONV, and rare serious complications. Patient's questions about postoperative nausea addressed given prior experience; verbal consent obtained.

Illustrative example. Every note is fully editable, and you control the format — SOAP, DAP, or your own custom template.

Anesthesia records live or die on detail

Pre-op clinics run on volume

A full list of tomorrow's cases, each needing a documented history, airway assessment, risk classification, and plan — before the first patient rolls back.

The consent conversation is the defense

If an outcome is ever questioned, the record of risks, benefits, and alternatives you discussed is what gets examined. A checkbox is not a conversation.

Small details change the plan

A loose tooth, a PONV history, a family whisper of malignant hyperthermia — details mentioned in passing at the bedside are easy to lose before you reach a workstation.

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Built-in templates

Note templates built for anesthesiologists

These aren't generic formats — they ship in the product today, structured around how you actually document.

Anaesthetist's Note

Subjective Objective Assessment & Plan

Plus 280+ templates across every specialty — or build your own in minutes.

Fits the pre-operative workflow

Most of an anesthesiologist’s documented conversations happen before the case: pre-assessment clinic consults, telehealth reviews of complex comorbidities, and day-of-surgery bedside evaluations. Medical Scribe records each encounter and drafts the pre-anesthetic note while you move to the next patient — so the list is documented before the list begins.

The full pre-anesthetic picture

The built-in Anaesthetist’s Note structures the draft the way the specialty thinks: Subjective for anesthetic history, medications, allergies, and fasting; Objective for airway assessment, examination, and investigations; Assessment & Plan for ASA classification, the anesthetic technique and rationale, PONV prophylaxis, and postoperative planning — plus the consent discussion in Additional Notes.

When the record is your defense

Anesthesia claims turn on what was assessed and what was disclosed. Because the note is drafted from the actual encounter, your airway findings, risk reasoning, and consent conversation are recorded as they happened — never reconstructed from memory, never invented. You review and sign before anything enters the chart.

Frequently asked questions

Does it document the anesthetic consent discussion?

Yes. The consent conversation — risks explained, alternatives offered, questions answered — is captured in the Assessment & Plan and Additional Notes sections of the Anaesthetist's Note, reflecting only what was actually discussed with the patient.

Will it capture airway findings like Mallampati scores?

Airway examination findings you verbalize — Mallampati class, thyromental distance, neck mobility, dentition — are documented in the Objective section exactly as stated. Medical Scribe never invents an examination finding.

Can I use it in pre-op clinic and at the bedside on the day of surgery?

Yes. With apps for iOS, Android, Web, Apple Watch, and Mac, it works in a scheduled pre-assessment clinic, a telehealth pre-op consult, or a same-day bedside review in the holding bay.

Is it appropriate for hospital use?

Medical Scribe is HIPAA compliant, with recordings encrypted in transit and at rest. Every note is an editable draft until you review and sign it.

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