Anesthetics
Anesthetics by Joanna Brundle, published by Enslow Publishing, LLC on July 30, 2020, is a 32-page exploration of the various forms of anesthetics used in medical procedures. This book provides a clear overview of how anesthetics, including topical creams, inhaled gases, and injected solutions, function to numb or dull pain. It invites readers to delve into the biological mechanisms behind these substances and offers insights into their historical development.
Readers will find a thorough examination of anesthetics, including discussions on side effects, safety, and potential future applications, all presented in age-appropriate language. The book is enriched with full-color photographs that depict realistic medical scenarios, making complex scientific concepts accessible to young audiences. Anesthetics serves as an informative resource for those interested in the fields of science, anatomy, and physiology.
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Anesthetics come in many forms including creams that are rubbed into the skin, gases to be breathed in, and injections administered through a needle. They all are used to numb, dull, or stop pain for patients undergoing medical procedures. But how do they do that? Curious readers step into the operating room to find out the exact biological mechanisms that make anesthetics work. They’ll explore the history of how they were developed. Side effects, safety, and future uses are also discussed in age-appropriate language and detail, accompanied by full-color photographs of realistic medical situations.
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