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What Role Do Parents Play in Preparing Their Child for Anesthesia?

Parents play a crucial role in preparing their child for anesthesia. They should:
Provide accurate medical history and information about allergies
Follow preoperative instructions regarding fasting and medication
Offer emotional support and reassurance to reduce anxiety

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