Anesthesia

It's a colourless liquid (but evaporates very rapidly).

no, they put the braces on you while you are awake and alert. But it dose not hurt at all. all they do is stick the metal things onto your teeth with a special glue.

no

General anesthesia stops or significantly slows the movement of your intestines. As the anesthesia wears off, the trapped gas or bowel begin to move through the intestines again. Occasionally this can be a very painful process. So just know that this is a common feeling after general anesthesia.

corneal relex

yes, especially inferior alveolar block

Ether :):)

General or local anesthesia may be used during arthroscopy

It doesn't. It is mainly used to reduce anxiety. The tingling you feel is not really numbing you, it just makes you care a bit less. For some, it is a helpful tool, for others it doesn't make a bit of diference.

Most of time you have to remove all of your clothes and change into a hospital gown. The reason for this is because they need the operating room to be sterile. Sometimes they will allow you to wear underwear but it depends on what operation you are having and who the surgeon is. Sometimes they may remove your hospital gown to perform the surgery, but this is not always the case. It depends on the site of operation.

Anaesthesiologist

it occurred because a man named Dr death got payed to put people to death. Simply because the people who where suffering couldn't take the physical or mental condition that they were in.(Australia)

asa

Any medical treatment can cause stress on the body, resulting in a late period or completely skipping your period

It would be too expensive to put someone to sleep just to give a needle. The sting a needle gives is harmless anyway, there is no need of anaesthesia.

no

In its liquid form, it looks like water.

As a general rule, you should not eat or drink anything after midnight before your surgery. Under some circumstances, you may be given permission by your anesthesiologist to drink clear liquids up to a few hours before your anesthesia.

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yes

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Some medications should be taken and others should not. It is important to discuss this with your anesthesiologists. Do not interrupt medications unless your anesthesiologist or surgeon recommends it.

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That depends on whether it's done in the hospital or in the doctor's office.

regular blood pressure readings for 20-30 minutes after each administration of anesthesia. The systolic blood pressure should not fall below 100 mm Hg

.should not be used if certain kinds of infections are present.should not eat or chew gum while the mouth is numb from a dental anesthetic.nothing should be eaten or drunk for one hour after applying a dental anesthetic to the back of the mouth or.

general anesthesia