Learn how to format your recipe using Markdown's simple syntax. This guide will show you how to structure your content, add emphasis, create lists, and use our custom variables to create clear, consistent guides.
Markdown is a lightweight markup language that allows you to format text using simple and readable syntax. It's widely used for documentation, README files, and content creation. Here's how to use the most common markdown elements:
# Preoperative Content for preop section
Creates separate sections with individual headings:
## Heading 2 ### Heading 3
*italic text* **bold text** ***bold and italic***
italic text
bold text
bold and italic
- Unordered item - Another item 1. Ordered item 2. Second item
[Link text](https://example.com)
{{{med:Fentanyl|150mg}}}
{{{volatile:Sevoflurane|MAC 1.2}}}
{{{regional:Fascia Iliaca|0.25% Bupivacaine}}}
{{{airway:ETT|7.0 cuffed}}}
{{{procedure:Arterial Line}}}# Induction
* {{med:Propofol|200mg}}
* {{med:Fentanyl|100mcg}} {{mini:or}} {{med:Alfentanil|2000mcg}}
* {{airway:LMA|iGel}}
# Intra-Op
Before KTS
* {{med:Propofol|20mg|30 secs}}
* {{mini:or}}
* {{med:fentanyl|50mcg|5 mins}}
* {{mini:or}}
* {{med:alfentanil|500mcg|30 secs}}
Maintenance
* {{volatile:Sevoflurane|MAC 1.2}}
Other
* Antibiotics as required
* {{med:Ondansetron|4mg}}
* {{med:Dexamethasone|6.6mg}}
# Post-Op
* {{med:Fentanyl|Recovery Use Only}}
* {{med:Paracetamol|1g}}
* {{med:Ibuprofen|400mg}}
* {{med:Dihydrocodeine|30mg|PRN}}
* {{med:Ondansetron|4mg}}
* {{med:Cyclizine|50mg}}