Match the types of anesthesia and how it would be used. (Each anesthesia and usage description is only used one time) Group of answer choices Moderate sedation [ Choose ] applied to a specific area of the body (example: skin biopsy) surgeries that are of significant duration (example: open heart surgery) Most often used for minor therapeutic procedures (example: realigning a displaced joint) diagnostic or therapeutic procedures (example: colonoscopy) used as preoperative analgesia, during surgery to manage surgical pain, and after surgery to control pain General anesthesia [ Choose ] applied to a specific area of the body (example: skin biopsy) surgeries that are of significant duration (example: open heart surgery) Most often used for minor therapeutic procedures (example: realigning a displaced joint) diagnostic or therapeutic procedures (example: colonoscopy) used as preoperative analgesia, during surgery to manage surgical pain, and after surgery to control pain Monitored anesthesia care [ Choose ] applied to a specific area of the body (example: skin biopsy) surgeries that are of significant duration (example: open heart surgery) Most often used for minor therapeutic procedures (example: realigning a displaced joint) diagnostic or therapeutic procedures (example: colonoscopy) used as preoperative analgesia, during surgery to manage surgical pain, and after surgery to control pain Regional anesthesia [ Choose ] applied to a specific area of the body (example: skin biopsy) surgeries that are of significant duration (example: open heart surgery) Most often used for minor therapeutic procedures (example: realigning a displaced joint) diagnostic or therapeutic procedures (example: colonoscopy) used as preoperative analgesia, during surgery to manage surgical pain, and after surgery to control pain Local anesthesia
[Solved]: Match the types of anesthesia and how it would be used
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