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Technological advances have produced an increasing number of new and improved devices for the intraoperative monitoring of patient vital signs and sedation level. Patient monitors not only provide peace of mind that the patient is stable, but can also provide an early warning when complications begin to occur. Ideally, effective intraoperative monitoring can allow potentially serious situations to be recognized early and effectively managed. Basic measurements during outpatient anesthesia include pulse oximetry, end‐tidal CO₂ (ETCO₂) (waveform capnography), heart rate monitoring, and intermittent noninvasive blood pressure monitoring.