The part of a sentence "administer anesthesia" is correct and commonly used in written English.
It can be used in a sentence when describing the action of giving someone anesthesia, typically before a medical procedure. Example: The anesthesiologist will administer anesthesia to the patient before their surgery.
(It is common practice for nurse anesthetists to administer anesthesia).
Technicians do laboratory testing and handle X-ray equipment; they administer anesthesia and assist in surgery.
Dr. Ana Marie Santi, 61, had her license to administer anesthesia suspended in 1998 after the death of a patient undergoing liposuction.
Re the Facing Off column "On the Front Line in the O.R.; Can Specially Trained Nurses Safely Administer Anesthesia Without Physician Supervision?" (Jan . 8: I am a registered nurse with 20 years of operating room experience.
Having commandos pump gas into an open theater, filled with people of varying ages and physical conditions, was comparable, he said, to having an amateur administer anesthesia to a patient.
The Stanford CRNAs administer anesthesia throughout Stanford Health Care in most areas and specialties, including, but not limited to, the Main Operating Room, Cath Lab/ Interventional Radiology, Endoscopy, MRI/CT, Lane Surgery Center, and the Byers Eye Institute.
Shielagh R. Shusta Dr. Neil F. Petersen recently interviewed an elderly woman before administering anesthesia for her hip replacement surgery.
She administered anesthesia to more than twenty thousand patients during her career.
They might also be able to conduct endoscopic exams without administering anesthesia.
Studies of anesthesia awareness are full of such horror stories, because administering anesthesia is a tightrope walk.
Hudetz administers anesthesia to human volunteers at lower-than-clinical levels to observe their brains as they slip into unconsciousness.
