Which procedure note displays medications on the Grid when selected during med administration?

The procedure note that displays medications on the Grid during medication administration is the labor analgesia spinal. This procedure is specifically designed to manage anesthesia effectively during labor, which involves the administration of specific medications to relieve pain. When this procedure note is selected, it not only provides a structure for anesthetic protocols but also integrates relevant medication orders directly into the Grid, ensuring that providers have immediate access to the medications that are part of the analgesia regimen. This integration streamlines the process of medication administration by clearly displaying the necessary medications for anesthesia and making it easier for clinicians to check and administer the correct dosages in a timely manner.

In contrast, the other options do not specifically focus on displaying medications in such a user-friendly format during med administration. The anesthesia order set, although related to anesthetic management, does not specifically link to the Grid in the same way as the labor analgesia spinal. Similarly, the medication administration note typically summarizes medication given rather than pre-specifying options during a procedure. The preoperative assessment note focuses on the overall health evaluations and considerations prior to surgery, rather than on active medication administration.