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general anesthesia

 
American Heritage Dictionary:

general anesthesia


n.
Anesthesia characterized by unconsciousness, muscle relaxation, and loss of sensation over the entire body, and resulting from the administration of a general anesthetic.


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Loss of the ability to perceive pain associated with loss of consciousness, produced by anesthetic agents.

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An irregular, reversible depression of the cells of the higher centers of the central nervous system that makes the patient unconscious and insensible to pain.

 
 

 

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