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anesthetist

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anesthetist /anes·the·tist/ (ah-nes´thĕ-tist) a nurse or technician trained to administer anesthetics.
a·nes·the·tist (-nsth-tst)
n.
A person trained to administer anesthetics.
anesthetist
[ənes′thətist]
a general term used to describe a health care professional trained to administer anesthesia. Also spelled anaesthetist. Also called anesthesia technician. See also nurse anesthetist.
anesthetist (nes´thtist),
n a person who administers anesthetics.
anesthetist
a person trained in administering anesthetics.
anesthetist
A specialist who administers all forms of anesthesia–general, spinal block, local, regional. Cf Anesthesiologist.


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