Safety concerns in anesthesiology practice

Author(s): Tessa Smith*

The functional scope of anesthesiologists has expanded as a result of recent discoveries and improvements in the anesthesiology, surgical, and medical disciplines, increasing his professional responsibilities and obligations. Anesthesiologists work in environments with a variety of risks that could be harmful to their general health. The literature has discussed many dangers and safety worries, but the scope of difficulties in anesthesiology practise is much broader than those reported and anticipated. These difficult circumstances are frequently inevitable, and the attending anesthesiologist must handle them individually. These risks raise the likelihood of morbidity and mortality by affecting not only general health but also in a number of different ways that are quite dangerous.

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