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Vollnarkose f, Allgemeinanästhesie f· to be operated upon on (under) general anaesthesiain Allgemeinnarkose (Vollnarkose) operiert werdenFachwörterbuch Medizin Englisch-Deutsch > general anaesthesia
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Narkosestadium n, Narkosetiefe fFachwörterbuch Medizin Englisch-Deutsch > stage of general anaesthesia
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noun(Med.) Narkose, diegeneral anaesthesia — [Voll]narkose, die; Allgemeinanästhesie, die (fachspr.)
local anaesthesia — örtliche Betäubung; Lokalanästhesie, die (fachspr.)
* * *[-'Ɵi:ziə, ]( American[) -ʒə]* * *an·aes·the·sia, AM an·es·the·sia[ˌænəsˈθi:ziə, AM -θi:ʒə]general \anaesthesia Vollnarkose flocal \anaesthesia örtliche Betäubungspinal \anaesthesia Spinalanästhesie fto induce \anaesthesia narkotisieren* * *(US) ["nIs'ɵiːzɪə]nBetäubung f* * ** * *noun(Med.) Narkose, diegeneral anaesthesia — [Voll]narkose, die; Allgemeinanästhesie, die (fachspr.)
local anaesthesia — örtliche Betäubung; Lokalanästhesie, die (fachspr.)
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an·aes·the·sia [ˌænəsʼɵi:ziə], (Am) an·es·the·sia [-ɵi:ʒə] ngeneral \anaesthesia Vollnarkose f;local \anaesthesia örtliche Betäubung;spinal \anaesthesia Spinalanästhesie f;to induce \anaesthesia narkotisieren -
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nounAnästhetikum, dasbe under an anaesthetic — in Narkose liegen
general anaesthetic — Narkotikum, das; Narkosemittel, das
local anaesthetic — Lokalanästhetikum, das
* * *(a substance, used in surgery etc, that causes lack of feeling in a part of the body or unconsciousness.) das Betäubungsmittel- academic.ru/2338/anaesthesia">anaesthesia- anaesthetist
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- anaesthetise* * *[ˌænəsˈθetɪk, AM -ˈθet̬-]spinal \anaesthetic Spinalanästhetikum ntunder \anaesthetic in Narkose* * *(US) ["nIs'ɵetɪk]1. nNarkose f, Anästhesie f (spec); (= substance) Narkosemittel nt, Anästhetikum nt (spec)local anaesthetic — örtliche Betäubung, Lokalanästhesie f (spec)
the nurse gave him a local anaesthetic — die Schwester gab ihm eine Spritze zur örtlichen Betäubung
when he comes out of the anaesthetic — wenn er aus der Narkose aufwacht
2. adjeffect betäubend, anästhetisch* * *nounAnästhetikum, dasgive somebody an anaesthetic — jemandem eine Narkose geben; (local) jemanden betäuben
general anaesthetic — Narkotikum, das; Narkosemittel, das
local anaesthetic — Lokalanästhetikum, das
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* * *an·es·thesiaan·aes·the·sia, AM an·es·the·sia[ˌænəsˈθi:ziə, AM -θi:ʒə]general \anesthesia Vollnarkose flocal \anesthesia örtliche Betäubungspinal \anesthesia Spinalanästhesie fto induce \anesthesia narkotisieren* * *(US) ["nIs'ɵiːzɪə]nBetäubung f* * *a) Narkose f, Betäubung f* * *etc. (Amer.) see anaesthesia etc* * *(US) n.Narkose -n f. n. -
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* * *an·es·thet·ic[ˌænəsˈθetɪk, AM -ˈθet̬-]spinal \anesthetic Spinalanästhetikum ntunder \anesthetic in Narkose* * *(US) ["nIs'ɵetɪk]1. nNarkose f, Anästhesie f (spec); (= substance) Narkosemittel nt, Anästhetikum nt (spec)local anaesthetic — örtliche Betäubung, Lokalanästhesie f (spec)
the nurse gave him a local anaesthetic — die Schwester gab ihm eine Spritze zur örtlichen Betäubung
the patient is still under the anaesthetic — der Patient ist noch in der Narkose
when he comes out of the anaesthetic — wenn er aus der Narkose aufwacht
2. adjeffect betäubend, anästhetisch* * *anesthetic [ˌænısˈθetık] besonders USA adj (adv anesthetically)1. MED anästhetisch:a) narkotisch, betäubend, Narkose…b) schmerzunempfindlich2. fig verständnislos (to gegenüber)B s Betäubungsmittel n, Narkotikum n:be under an anesthetic unter Narkose stehen
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general anesthesia — noun a state of total unconsciousness resulting from anesthetic drugs (as for a major surgical operation) • Syn: ↑general anaesthesia • Hypernyms: ↑anesthesia, ↑anaesthesia • Hyponyms: ↑inhalation anesthesia, ↑twilight sleep … Useful english dictionary
Anaesthesia — Anæsthesia † Catholic Encyclopedia ► Anæsthesia (From Greek a, privative, and aisthesis, feeling). A term in medicine, and the allied sciences, signifying a state of insensibility to external impressions, consequent upon disease,… … Catholic encyclopedia
Anaesthesia — An [ae]s*the si*a, n. [NL., fr. Gr. ?; an priv. + ? feeling, ? to feel: cf. F. anesth[ e]sie. See {[AE]sthetics}.] (Med.) Entire or partial loss or absence of feeling or sensation; a state of general or local insensibility produced by disease or… … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
anaesthesia — n. (BE) see anesthesia 1) to induce, produce anaesthesia 2) to undergo anaesthesia 3) general; local anaesthesia 4) the anaesthesia wears off * * * [ˌænɪs θiːzɪə] local anaesthesia produce anaesthesia (BE) see anesthesia … Combinatory dictionary
