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Things anesthesia often describes (“anesthesia ________”)
unit, paralysis, room, care, period, days, recovery, analgesia, score, surgery, area, personnel, group, units, providers, related, impairment, increases, experiment, nurse, induced, delivery, medication, nursing
How anesthesia often is described (“________ anesthesia”)
general, local, spinal, regional, topical, surgical, epidural, deep, light, intravenous, complete, adequate, pediatric, obstetric, caudal, continuous, clinical, nitrous, endotracheal, hypotensive, satisfactory, profound, dental, balanced, corneal, pentobarbital, retrobulbar, outpatient, cardiac, lumbar, ketamine, ether, obstetrical, neuraxial, inhalational, thiopental, partial, cutaneous, thoracic, peridural, tumescent, maternal, hysterical, dissociative, inadequate, sensory, hypnotic, ambulatory, intratracheal, pulpal, paracervical, safe, subarachnoid, prolonged, basal, deeper, barbiturate, brachial, narcotic, conductive, rectal, mandibular, nembutal, superficial, sacral, halothane, controlled, infiltrative, pentothal, supplemental, incomplete, segmental, perineal, pudendal, minimal
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