Versed
- noun
- /vɜrst/
- Specialized
- The nurse administered Versed before the patient underwent a minor procedure.
Examples
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Patients often feel relaxed after receiving Versed.
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The doctor administered Versed before the procedure.
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My doctor explained that Versed would help ease my anxiety before the endoscopy.
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Patients often feel relaxed and drowsy after receiving Versed during surgery.
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Before starting the procedure, the nurse administered Versed to help the patient relax.
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The doctor explained that Versed would be used to sedate him during the surgery.
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After receiving Versed, the patient felt calm and drowsy before the operation began.
Synonyms
Medicine given to make a person relaxed and sleepy before or during a medical procedure
Surface Forms
Etymology
Versed is a modern brand name for the drug midazolam, which doctors give to calm patients and make them drowsy for procedures. A helpful way to remember Versed is that it looks like the everyday word versed, which can suggest being 'well prepared' or 'taken care of', and the medicine helps patients feel calm and ready.