conscious sedation
conscious sedation noun: an anesthetic technique in which the patient remains awake but undergoes some of the usual effects of sedatives, including pain reduction, anterograde amnesia, etc.
Noun
conscious sedation (uncountable)
- An anesthetic technique in which the patient remains awake but undergoes some of the usual effects of sedatives, including pain reduction, anterograde amnesia, etc.
Questions about conscious sedation
- What does conscious sedation mean?
- Conscious sedation means an anesthetic technique in which the patient remains awake but undergoes some of the usual effects of sedatives, including pain reduction, anterograde amnesia, etc.
- What part of speech is conscious sedation?
- Conscious sedation is a noun.
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