anaesthetists

Surgical sleep inducers

Anaesthetists are medical specialists who administer anaesthesia—drugs that block pain and sometimes consciousness during surgery or other procedures.

The British spelling; Americans write anesthesiologists for physicians and anesthetists for nurse specialists.

The anaesthetist reviewed her medical history before the operation.

anesthesia

propofol

Intravenous anesthetic for sedation

induction · epidural · spinal · general · local · regional · inhalational · intravenous · sedation · unconsciousness

airway

intubation

Placing airway tube

mask · cricothyrotomy · oxygenation · suctioning · tracheostomy · extubation · aspiration · bronchospasm · laryngospasm

surgery

surgeon

Physician who operates

procedure · laparoscopic · cardiac · neurosurgery · orthopedic · obstetric · cesarean · transplant · trauma · ambulatory

perioperative

preoperative

Before a medical procedure

consent · recovery · handover · discharge · complications · nausea · shivering · antiemetic · hypothermia · warming

monitoring

ECG

Cardiac electrical recording

waveform · alarm · entropy

critical-care

ICU

Acute care ward

shock · life-support · ECMO · dialysis · weaning

Opposites
consciousness effect

anaesthetistsresuscitators

Devices restoring breath

emergency physicians · emergency responders · neurologists · psychiatrists

medical role in surgery

anaesthetistssurgeons

Doctors performing operations

surgical teams · neurosurgeons · cardiac surgeons · orthopedic surgeons

patient sensation

anaesthetistsphysical therapists

Medical movement rehabilitation professionals

acupuncturists

Family

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