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Meanings of general anesthetic in English
Catalan
anestèsic total An anesthetic that anesthetizes the entire body and causes loss of consciousness.
Synonyms
Examples for "general anaesthetic"
Examples for "general anaesthetic"
1
Without the general anaesthetic just administered to her, she would still be resisting.
2
I think that I would prefer to be asleep with a general anaesthetic.
3
The operation will take place on Friday under general anaesthetic.
4
The woman was taken to hospital and placed under general anaesthetic after feeling unwell.
5
Colonoscopy is usually performed as a day case, with sedation rather than a general anaesthetic.
Usage of general anesthetic in English
1
The patient will need to be under general anesthetic the entire time.
2
Because it wasn't for that, it was a fast-acting general anesthetic.
3
A dyspneic patient should never be given a general anesthetic.
4
She refused a general anesthetic and I used cocaine.
5
Succinylcholine, a general anesthetic, can cause respiratory and cardiovascular collapse in people using these drugs.
6
After administration of general anesthetic, a Shirodkar cervical suture was inserted using the standard surgical technique.
7
We'll sedate her with a light general anesthetic.
8
They're going to give her a general anesthetic.
9
The Cuban leader refused tranquilizers and general anesthetic during three-hour surgery to rebuild his broken left kneecap.
10
Once the general anesthetic from the ankle surgery cleared Juniper's system, Glory knew there was no putting things off.
11
Never, though, was it intended to be used on anyone other than consenting adults and even then only under a general anesthetic.
12
In case of paralysis of the larynx, even if only monolateral, a general anesthetic if needed should be given by intratracheal insufflation.
13
However, as we will see, there is a great difference between unconsciousness caused by general anesthetic and that caused by trauma or serious illness.
14
The general anesthetic propofol protects the adult heart against ischemia and reperfusion injury; however, its efficacy has not been investigated in the immature heart.
15
That this method as sometimes practiced greatly increases the dangers of a general anesthetic, if such should be found necessary later on during the labor.
16
Findings: Hydroxychloroquine disrupt lipid rafts similar to local and general anesthetics.
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General anesthetic across language varieties
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