Betekenis van:
analgesia

analgesia
Zelfstandig naamwoord
    • absence of the sense of pain without loss of consciousness

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    Voorbeeldzinnen

    1. Analgesia
    2. Analgesia, anaesthesia and resuscitation
    3. Purpose: analgesia, used with sedatives for restraint.
    4. Invasive, potentially painful procedures should be accompanied both by analgesia and anaesthesia.
    5. Production of unstable fractures, thoracotomy without adequate analgesia, or trauma to produce multiple organ failure;
    6. It provides long-acting analgesia with few systemic effects by this route.
    7. surgery under general anaesthesia and appropriate analgesia, associated with post surgical pain, suffering or impairment of general condition.
    8. Discussion of the specific advantages: full μ-agonist opioid analgesic. μ-receptor activity produces the best analgesia.
    9. Long duration of action required for perioperative analgesia and treatment of chronic severe pain such as laminitis.
    10. Member States shall ensure that animals are not given any drug to stop or restrict their showing pain without an adequate level of anaesthesia or analgesia.
    11. If castration or docking of tails is practised after the seventh day of life, it shall only be performed under anaesthetic and additional prolonged analgesia by a veterinarian.
    12. Member States shall ensure that, unless it is inappropriate, procedures are carried out under general or local anaesthesia, and that analgesia or another appropriate method is used to ensure that pain, suffering and distress are kept to a minimum.
    13. surgical and other interventions in animals under general anaesthesia which are expected to result in severe or persistent moderate postoperative pain, suffering or distress or severe and persistent impairment of the general condition of the animals. Production of unstable fractures, thoracotomy without adequate analgesia, or trauma to produce multiple organ failure;
    14. Bupivacaine provides four to six hours of local anaesthesia and is therefore much better suited to post-operative analgesia and for management of laminitis because a single injection is often sufficient; this is essential on welfare grounds than repeated hourly lidocaine injections.