General anesthesia induction

You are in the role of an anesthesiologist, and an 18 year-old patient is arriving for an elective laparoscopic cholecystectomy. She has arrived prepared according to the instructions from the anesthesia outpatient clinic. She has not undergone any previous procedures nor is she being treated for anything.
First, you need to decide on an induction plan for anesthesia.
What would you choose?

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RSI/crash induction.

Combination of ketamine, midazolam and an opioid.

Inhalational induction.

Standard Induction Sequence – opioid, hypnotic agent, neuromuscular blocking agent.

years

155

woman

18 /min

93 /min

SpO2

97 %

131/68 (89) mmHg

temperature

36 °C

GCS

EKG

rythm: sinus
action: regular
frequency: 93 bpm

Complete blood count

HGB

131 g/L

HTC

0,37

ERC

4,1 x10¹²/L

LEU

9 x10⁹/L

PLT

300 x10⁹/L

MCV

95 fL

MCH

30 pg

MCHC

32 g/dL

Glycaemia

Take a sample

Complete blood count

Take a sample

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What is capnoperitoneum? Capnoperitoneum is created during laparoscopic surgeries by insufflating carbon dioxide (CO₂) into the peritoneal cavity to ensure clear visualization of the surgical field and free movement of laparoscopic instruments. First, an insufflation cannula (Veress needle) is inserted, through which CO₂ insufflation is performed. Then, surgical instruments are introduced airtight through trocars. CO₂ insufflation increases intra-abdominal pressure, which is automatically maintained between 10-15 mmHg throughout the procedure.