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what is usedin in combination with oxygen for conscious sedation?

what are four effects of N2O/O2 ?

light sedation to relax the patient who can respond to situations and questions

gereralized, reversible depression of the central nervous system characterized by loss of consciousness, amnesia and immobility but not necessarily complete anesthesia

the formation of blood or blood cells in the living body

nitrous oxide mixed with oxygen

t/f every patient must use 50% nitrous and 50% oxygen combination
True False

what is the recommended maximum nitrous oxide limit in dental?

what is the highest the nitrous machine will allow for nitrous to go?

what is it called withn there is rapid movement of large amounts of nitrous oxide from circulation into the lungs and may dilute the oxygen in the lungs?

how do you prevent diffusion hpoxia?

how do you terminate the nitrous effects?

general anesthetic is a potent _____ depressant

general anesthetics produce a _______ loss of consciousness and insensitivity to ______ stimuli

N2O/O2 is considered an ________ anesthetic

what is stage I of anesthesia?

in what stage is a pt if on nitrous?

t/f in stage one the pt is unconscious
True False

what is associated with stage II

what is stage II of anestesia

in what stage is most surgery performed?

whathappens during stage IV