Why are all anesthesiologists male?

In fact, not all anesthesiologists are men. The gender ratio of men to women in this department can basically reach an equal ratio of one to one, and the directors of anesthesiology departments in quite a few hospitals are women.

Anesthesiologist, a profession that is not familiar to most people, actually plays a decisive role in the entire medical system. Many people also call anesthesiologists anesthesiologists. Surgeons focus on the operation itself and have no time to take into account changes in the patient's vital signs.

The anesthesiologist plays such a role, observing the patient's vital signs at any time during the operation and providing corresponding rescue treatment in a timely manner, providing the patient with a painless and comfortable operation while ensuring the safety of the patient's life. process. As the saying goes: "Operation removes disease, anesthesia saves life." The anesthesiologist is the "life protector" of surgical patients during anesthesia and surgery.

Professional responsibilities:

The scope of modern anesthesiology is no longer limited to the operating room, but also includes special clinical anesthesia, acute and chronic pain diagnosis and treatment and outpatient services, ICU, cardiopulmonary and cerebral resuscitation and cancer pain Treatment and treatment of vasospasm diseases, etc. Modern anesthesia technology and complete monitoring systems can ensure the safety of normal patients during anesthesia surgery. However, due to the patient's special condition and everyone's different tolerance and reaction to anesthetics, anesthesiologists are required to take emergency measures at any time, which at the same time increases the risks to be borne.