In situations where the mother is unstable, the anesthesia provider will:

In circumstances where the mother is unstable, the anesthesia provider's primary responsibility is to ensure the safety and stability of the patient. Remaining with the mother until she is stable allows for continuous monitoring and immediate intervention if the mother's condition deteriorates. The anesthesia provider is trained to recognize any potential complications and manage them effectively, which is crucial during this critical time.

Staying with the mother helps in providing reassurance and necessary support, as anesthesia management is integral to her care, especially during labor or surgical procedures. This choice reflects a commitment to patient safety and adherence to best practices in maternal care. By maintaining presence and control over the anesthesia and monitoring aspects, the provider can swiftly respond to any changes in the mother’s status, thus preventing adverse outcomes.

In stable conditions, the roles may shift, but in critical situations, it is essential that the anesthesia provider retains responsibility until the mother's condition is sufficiently stabilized.