anesthetic的意思|anesthetic的解释-里氏词典

anesthetic [,ænis'θetik]

n. 麻醉剂, 麻药

a. 麻醉的

[化] 麻醉剂; 麻醉的

[医] 感觉缺失的, 麻醉的, 麻醉剂

A gaseous anesthetic, such as nitrous oxide.
气体麻醉剂一种气态的麻醉剂，如二氧化氮
I'll give you an anesthetic.
我给您一份麻醉药。
Doctors gave him a general anesthetic.
医生给他做全身麻醉.

anesthetic

[ noun ]

a drug that causes temporary loss of bodily sensations

<noun.artifact>

[ adj ]

relating to or producing insensibility

<adj.pert>

characterized by insensibility

<adj.all>

the young girls are in a state of possession--blind and deaf and anesthetic

an anesthetic state

Anesthesia \An`es*the"si*a\, n., Anesthetic \An`es*thet"ic\, a.
Same as {An[ae]sthesia}, {An[ae]sthetic}.

The fourth time, they were put into a trance and told to imagine that a local anesthetic was spreading from the fingers of their left hand up through the forearm.
It said the 1975 law legalizing abortion in France must be applied and that voluntary abortions "constituted a right for women in this country." "RU 486 is an advance because it does not involve use of an anesthetic.
"I was at Methodist Hospital, walking back to the children's wards, when I walked past one of the operating rooms," Dickey said. "Back in those days, they used ether as anesthetic.
In 1846, Dr. William Morton of Charleston, Mass., used an experimental anesthetic - ether - for the first time on one of his patients.
Mr. Bush will receive a local anesthetic and will be awake through the procedure, the spokesman added.
A man who wanted to have his wisdom teeth pulled was mistakenly given a lethal dose of a local anesthetic, authorities said.
Both died as they were coming out of an anesthetic, said Hal Alabaster, spokesman for the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration.
A would-be model died of an apparent overdose of anesthetic during breast enlargement surgery, the medical examiner says.
"People were lying in the beds with water dripping on them," she said. "There was no hospital left." Doctors had to suture cuts without anesthetic and beds lacked sheets, she said.
In 1842, Dr. Crawford W. Long of Jefferson, Ga., first used ether as an anesthetic during a minor operation.
Some of the obscure crimes Mr. Heilbroner became well-versed in were jostling and clipping a dog's ears without anesthetic.
Pida said his daughter refused general anesthesia or spinal tap to block the pain, opting for local anesthetic.
Zookeeper John McLachlan injected the wallaroo with an anesthetic, but it took four people to pick up the struggling animal and put it in a truck to be returned to the zoo.
He said dermatologist Richard Green gave him a local anesthetic and removed the lesions in about 20 minutes Friday.
He studied two groups of patients who underwent surgery under a local anesthetic while awake.

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