Definition: Anesthesia means to cause pain or discomfort, often through the use of drugs that temporarily reduce a person's sensitivity to pain. It includes procedures such as numbing anesthesia (anesthesia without pain) and sedation (pain reduction without significant discomfort). Specific types include general anesthesia (usually for surgery), anesthetic induction (for surgical preparations), and local anesthesia (to numb part of body or limb).
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