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"Uh, mom?" Seriously, she was a nurse anesthetist who retired decades ago when she had me, and she's mentioned how it's a somewhat precision effort. They moni
by hga 10y ago
"Uh, mom?"
Seriously, she was a nurse anesthetist who retired decades ago when she had me, and she's mentioned how it's a somewhat precision effort. They monitor the patient to see how it's effecting them, since we're all different.
- nradov 10y agoYes they monitor the patient in an operating room using multiple instruments. And the anesthetic is delivered in a precisely calibrated dose based on the patient's size using a mask or IV. Which is completely different from the actual situation in Dallas. Edit: sorry I didn't realize that the parent post was essentially agreeing.
- hga 10y ago(Uh, I wasn't the one to suggest that, seeing as how I knew from my mother these details. Sorry for my lack of clarity.)