anesthesiologist
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- noun
- /ˌænəsˌθiːziˈɑːlədʒɪst/
- Specialized
- Doctor Rajiv Party was chief anesthesiologist at the Bakersfield Heart Hospital.
- anesthesiologist and surgeon
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Watch on YouTubeEven like an assistant to an anesthesiologist, how much they make?
- Even like an assistant to an anesthesiologist, how much they make?
- You have extra surgeons, nurses, anesthesiologists, hospitals, all of that.
- Doctor Rajiv Party was chief anesthesiologist at the Bakersfield Heart Hospital.
- I asked my friend, the anesthesiologist, he said no, he doesn't know.
- He is now a practicing anesthesiologist.
- It's very horrifying to realize that surgeons and anesthesiologists and commercial airline pilots were were in treatment.
- One was orthopedic surgeon, another was a highly accomplished anaesthesiologist.
- There is the case of the dyslexic Yale medical student Fred Romberg, currently a practicing anesthesiologist.
Examples
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In the operating room, I'll be assisted by a good anesthesiologist and the best nurses.
Fiction book (1995) -
Even like an assistant to an anesthesiologist, how much they make?
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I heard from other sources that she was a doctor, an anesthesiologist, quite a bit older than he, and supposedly very beautiful.
Fiction book (2000) -
You need a trauma surgeon, a full OR with an anesthesiologist.
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Litto is a great anesthesiologist.
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You can't do an emergency C-section without an anesthesiologist.
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Combined general with regional anesthesia or regional anesthesia alone was administered based on the preference of the patient, anesthesiologist, and surgeon.
Academic text (2018) -
For several anxious patients or those with hyperalgesia and allodynia, an anesthesiologist administered intravenous sedation.
Academic text (2015) -
During the surgery, the anesthesiologist carefully monitored the patient's vitals and adjusted the anesthesia dosage.
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After consulting with the surgeon, the anesthesiologist prepared the necessary medications for the upcoming procedure.
Synonyms
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A trained doctor or nurse who gives medicine so a person feels no pain during surgery
Surface Forms
Morphology
anesthesiologist = anesthesia (semi-transparent) = anesthesi + ologist
The word is built from the medical combining form 'anesthesi-' and the specialist suffix '-ologist', so the general idea is recoverable, but the term is specialized.
Etymology
Anesthesiologist comes from Greek parts: an- meaning 'without', esthesia meaning 'feeling', and -ologist meaning 'specialist', like in biologist. So an anesthesiologist is a specialist who makes sure a patient has no feeling and no pain during surgery.