Nurse Anesthetist Role

The operating room is populated with a variety of staff members. As a member of the operating team, it is clear to how the role of the certified registered nurse anesthetist works with the attending, the circulator, the scrub and other team members. The research of this role has clarified some of the misconceptions of the role and provided more detailed information to those interested. There were information that was unfamiliar and unclear before the start of the research paper and now, it is clear to how valuable the certified registered nurse anesthetist is in the operating room. The research of this role verifies how the certified registered nurse anesthetist works with a variety of team members and what their responsibilities are. This research allows a circulator to learn how to work with the
By knowing what they do, there is an opportunity for the circulator to help them throughout the case. For example, during the start of the case, the circulator can help with the process of starting general anesthesia. The circulator can help with the oxygen mask provide the certified registered nurse anesthetist with the tools needed for intubation. This is will make the process of intubation much smoother for the certified registered nurse anesthetist. The role of a certified registered nurse anesthetist is certainly intriguing and interesting but it is not a current role that will be present in the future. This is because of certain interest conflicts. All three perspectives are related to the certified registered nurse anesthetist role in a very similar way. The goal of each perspective addresses the patient safety. When talking about the legal aspects, the certified registered nurse anesthetist has to provide safe and effective care in order to protect the patient. A DNR still has to be carried out safely and effectively. The collaboration between the certified registered nurse anesthetist and physician plays a