anesthesiology
- noun
- /ˌænəsˌθiːziˈɑːlədʒi/
- Specialized
- Barry University has incorporated high-fidelity mannequins and simulation scenarios for its anesthesiology program.
- specialization in anesthesiology
- anesthesiology faculty
- anesthesiology program
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Watch on YouTubeAs I said, she's a professor of anesthesiology and she is an award-winning poet.
- As I said, she's a professor of anesthesiology and she is an award-winning poet.
- He was a resident in anaesthesiology, turned in his hospital badge and picked up her certificate of completion of anesthesiology training.
Examples
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The article discusses modalities used to deliver the master's in anesthesiology and the Doctor of Nurse Practice.
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The original program is a successful Master of Science in Anesthesiology.
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Methodology and Practice in Anesthesiology.
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More recently, the school launched a Doctor of Nurse Practice program with a specialization in anesthesiology.
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Barry has adopted the utility of simulation and has made it an integral part of the anesthesiology program since 2011.
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I do know that in the field of anesthesiology, device salespeople have been generally welcomed by physicians.
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Similarly, clinical departments such as anesthesiology, respiratory therapy, or radiology may prefer to manage their own equipment because of its specialized nature.
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In the anesthesiology literature, great concern is placed on the intubation and extubation of patients with OSA.
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During the surgical procedure, the anesthesiologist administered the appropriate anesthetics to ensure the patient's comfort and safety under anesthesiology.
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The medical conference will feature a session dedicated to the latest advancements in anesthesiology practices.
Surface Forms
Morphology
anesthesiology = anesthesia (semi-transparent) = anesthesi + ology
The term is a specialist formation meaning 'study of anesthesia', but the combining form and technical suffix make it less immediately guessable for general learners.
Etymology
The word anesthesiology breaks into an- 'not', esthes- 'feeling', and -logy 'study of', as in biology. So anesthesiology is the medical study and practice about causing 'no feeling', which is why doctors use it to stop pain during surgery.