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Blood pressure readings should be taken, at a minimum, both before and after an anesthetic procedure as well as prior to patient discharge. An automatic blood pressure cuff that can be set to take readings at different time intervals (noninvasive blood pressure) is an efficient choice. Routine interval blood pressure measurements (at five‐minute intervals) are useful in all patients because even low‐risk patients may experience anesthetic complications involving blood pressure changes. In higher‐risk patients, blood pressure monitoring is especially important, particularly when there is concern about hypertension, hypotension, or changes in cardiac output.