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...to stop taking the said drugs. The procedure can be performed with or without sedatives, depending on the patient’s pain tolerance level and the doctor’s recommendations. If sedatives are used,...
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**What is Preparing for a Colonoscopy?** **Introduction:** A colonoscopy is a medical procedure where a doctor examines the large intestine using a thin tube equipped with a camera. Preparing for...
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**What is Psychiatry?** **Question:** What is psychiatry, and what does a psychiatrist do? **Answer:** Psychiatry is a branch of medicine that focuses on the diagnosis, treatment, and prevention of mental,...
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...for patients with dental anxiety. Definition and Overview Sedation dentistry refers to the administration of sedatives such as general anesthesia to calm and relax the patient during certain dental procedures....
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...and cooperation during the scan. Children that are too young may feel afraid or may not be able to hold still for the scan may be given sedatives with the...
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...the test. The patient must avoid consuming anything that might have some effect on the brain’s electrical activity; these substances include sedatives, tranquilizers, sleep-inducing medication, coffee, tea, soda, and chocolates....
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...in the hospital’s operating room, the patient may be given sedatives to help him/her relax. At this point, the patient will not have any sensation in the skin, but sedatives...
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...an IV catheter where fluids and sedatives are delivered intravenously during the procedure Monitored for vital signs and blood pressure and oxygen levels Made to lie down on the left...
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...abnormalities. After a purely diagnostic biliary endoscopy, patients are usually advised to stay in the hospital for a couple of hours or until the effects of the sedatives subside. During...
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...of the stone. The patient is then given sedatives or anaesthesia. The choice depends on the type of the stone and the patient’s preference. Although the procedure does not require...