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 PAGE \* MERGEFORMAT 4 Respiratory function monitoring the progress of standardization of Respiratory function monitoring and control for the evaluation of the lungs exchange oxygen and carbon dioxide functions, the adequacy of reserves for the observation of ventilation, oxygenation is effective for the prevention of the respiratory system caused by anesthesia accidents of this helpful. October 25, 2005 the United States formally promulgated the revised ASA latest monitoring standards, in 2007 Harvard University, Massachusetts General Hospital Anesthesia Manual (seventh edition) also put forward a new Ma monitoring standards, the new standard specifies operation in the oxygen together with the ventilation monitoring requirements. Intraoperative respiratory function to strengthen the monitoring and control, improving the quality of clinical anesthesia to ensure patient safety, prevention of anesthesia and critical. Will now be standardized intraoperative monitoring of respiratory function and regulation of the progress are summarized below. 1, respiratory function monitoring and regulation of the important role of anesthesia is short-term evolution of serious accidents. Anesthesiologists in a short time to be aware of the existence of a clear and make the correct diagnosis and treatment, in order to prevent accidents. Intraoperative adverse events caused by anesthesia, the consequences are often caused by factors over surgery is more serious, such as cardiac arrest, central nervous system, permanent damage or death. From the 20th century, the early 80s, anesthesia community to have a broad consensus, anesthesia mortality rate of one ten thousandth to two ten thousandths. Anesthesia accident early reports from many causes is the lack of ventilation caused by surgery, anesthesia of serious accidents and accidents of the most common cause. The United States Claims ASA specialized research institutions have been the cause significant respiratory hypoventilation a