What parameters are typically monitored during surgery in OpTime?

During surgery in OpTime, it is essential to monitor parameters that directly impact patient safety and surgical effectiveness. Vital signs—such as heart rate, blood pressure, oxygen saturation, and temperature—are continuously assessed to ensure the patient remains stable throughout the procedure. This monitoring helps detect any physiological changes that require immediate intervention.

Additionally, anesthesia levels are closely watched to maintain the appropriate depth of anesthesia, ensuring the patient remains unconscious and free of pain while also allowing for quick adjustments if necessary. Furthermore, any intraoperative events, such as unexpected bleeding or changes in the patient's condition, must be documented and addressed promptly. Thus, focusing on these aspects creates a safe environment for both the patient and surgical team, making monitoring these parameters critical during the operation.