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anesthetic depth

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anesthetic depth
n.
The degree to which the central nervous system is depressed by a general anesthetic agent, depending on the potency of the anesthetic and the concentration in which it is administered.


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Professional monitoring of anesthetic depth is critical to the three-drug protocol approach; if professional monitoring is not used, the three-drug protocol could result in excruciating pain and suffering for the condemned.
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