Definition of «anesthesia»

The term anesthesia refers to a state of insensitivity or loss of sensation, especially as it is induced by drugs for medical purposes. It can also refer to the administration of such drugs in order to bring about this condition, typically during surgery so that patients do not feel any pain or discomfort.

Usage examples

The patient was administered local anesthesia to numb the area before the dental procedure.
The surgeon used general anesthesia to induce a state of unconsciousness during the surgery.
The anesthesiologist carefully monitored the patient's vital signs and adjusted the anesthesia levels accordingly.
Regional anesthesia was employed to block nerve signals and provide pain relief for a specific region of the body.
Epidural anesthesia was administered to the expectant mother to relieve pain during childbirth.
The dentist applied topical anesthesia in the form of a gel to numb the patient's gums prior to the injection.

Phrases with «anesthesia»

Sentences with «anesthesia»

For just a routine cleaning, cats are generally only under anesthesia for about 20 - 30 minutes. (allfelinehospital.com)
With careful preparation and monitoring, the risks of general anesthesia in the rabbit are minimal. (vin.com)
Your veterinarian will go over the risks that are involved with your dog's surgery and the risks of anesthesia for your dog. (topdogtips.com)
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Definition of «anesthesia»

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Phrases with «anesthesia»

Sentences with «anesthesia»

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