Anesthesia consent is a medical document that the anesthesiologist informs the patient about the anesthesia to be performed before anesthesia, and the patient signs whether or not to agree with the anesthesia opinion. The contents include the patient's name, gender, age, medical record number, department, preoperative diagnosis, planned operation mode, planned anesthesia mode, patient's basic diseases and special circumstances that may affect anesthesia, planned invasive operation and monitoring during anesthesia, anesthesia risk, possible complications and accidents, patient's signature and signature, and anesthesiologist's signature and date. Article 24 of the Basic Specification for Medical Record Writing refers to the medical document that the anesthesiologist informs the patient about the anesthesia to be performed before anesthesia, and the patient signs whether he agrees with the anesthesia. The contents include the patient's name, gender, age, medical record number, department, preoperative diagnosis, planned operation mode, planned anesthesia mode, patient's basic diseases and special circumstances that may affect anesthesia, planned invasive operation and monitoring during anesthesia, anesthesia risk, possible complications and accidents, patient's signature and signature, and anesthesiologist's signature and date.