Loss of sensation or consciousness is defined as:
A) anesthetic accident
B) surgical anesthesia
C) analgesia
D) anesthesia
D) anesthesia
Anesthesia is a loss of sensation, consciousness, or both. The ideal anesthetic agent should be able to rapidly and pleasantly induce and withdraw from anesthesia.
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