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CNOR Operating Room Nursing

Category - Intraoperative

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The term used to describe anesthesia that includes a mixture of a hypnotic-sedative, a narcotic, a muscle relaxant and inhalation medication is called:
  1. General anesthesia
  2. Balanced anesthesia
  3. Local anesthesia
  4. Regional anesthesia
Explanation
Answer: B-The term used to describe anesthesia that includes a mixture of a hypnotic-sedative, a narcotic, a muscle relaxant and inhalation medication is called balanced anesthesia. This type of anesthesia produces effects similar to that of general anesthesia. It is most commonly used in surgical situations where the patient needs universal anesthesia for sleep.
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