Patient satisfaction with anesthesia care is a crucial aspect of healthcare delivery, particularly in emergency settings where patients often experience heightened levels of anxiety and uncertainty. Nursing interventions play a pivotal role in enhancing patient satisfaction by providing compassionate and competent care throughout the perioperative period. This review article aims to explore the various nursing interventions that have been implemented to improve patient satisfaction with anesthesia care in emergency settings. Through a comprehensive review of the literature, this article identifies key strategies such as effective communication, pain management techniques, preoperative education, and emotional support that have been shown to positively impact patient satisfaction levels. Furthermore, the role of nursing staff in addressing patient concerns, managing expectations, and promoting a sense of trust and collaboration between patients and healthcare providers is discussed. By synthesizing the existing evidence on nursing interventions in emergency anesthesia care, this review provides valuable insights for healthcare professionals seeking to enhance patient satisfaction and improve overall quality of care in emergency settings.