Anesthetic in a sentence

The purpose of the anesthetic machine is to provide anesthetic gas at a constant pressure, oxygen for breathing and to remove carbon dioxide or other waste anesthetic gases.

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Epidural anesthesia uses larger doses of anesthetic infused through an indwelling catheter which allows the anesthetic to be augmented should the effects begin to dissipate.

Likewise, a person can have dreams (a state of subjective consciousness) during anesthetic or have consciousness of the procedure despite having no indication of it under anesthetic.

Nitrous oxide (N 2 O) was discovered early in the 19th century to be a partial anesthetic, though it was not used as a surgical anesthetic until later.

Also on deck is sevoflurane and inhaled anesthetic product, and Mesalamine delayed release tablets 1.2 grams.

And during a procedure, doctors measure how much anesthetic gas you’re breathing out to make sure you’re fully asleep during surgery, too, he noted.

Dr. Chesnut also referenced the history of how hyaluronidase was used in local anesthetic.

He spread a sheet over the dining-room table, laid him out, and operated, my grandfather blinking drowsily under local anesthetic.

Lidocaine is an anesthetic that also treats arrhythmias.

Tranq is the street name for Xylazine, an alpha-2 agonist which produces sedation and respiratory depression in ways similar to certain anesthetic and sedative agents.

When she was very old, in the 1890s, she decided to try to put an end to the pain in her head, undergoing brain surgery in Boston — without anesthetic.

It had been just a few minutes since Dr. Manoj Doss had injected me with a dose of the anesthetic psychotropic ketamine, a drug that has been successfully used in surgeries and other procedures for years.

Less than 5 percent of doctors offered an injection of a local anesthetic during insertion of an intrauterine device, or IUD, many instead prescribing over-the-counter painkillers, which have been shown to be less effective.

Ray's just broken out some poor person still knocked out from the anesthetic.

Though it’s been around for decades, ketamine, still employed as an anesthetic, has, in recent years, been introduced in a dramatically different way: a psychedelic drug in a psychotherapeutic setting.

Then Scrooby scrounged two loaner anesthetic machines from a local dentist’s office where he occasionally works.

When my wife and I had surgery to remove tumors, we brought everything from cotton and dressing to anesthetic (novocaine) and antibiotics (penicillin).

And if the health-care industry fails to cut its emissions from anesthetic gases, the regulation should come from the government, Ozelsel said.

For such a major operation, the reconstruction of a cruciate ligament is surprisingly quick: just a couple of hours in theater, no general anesthetic.